The Signal, 1929-10-17, Page 3BUY -AT-HOME DIRECTORY
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Painter and Decorator
Fialinial4s Lar pa.111uig• .call paler -
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Residence. No. 4, Barfield Road
Telephone 259J
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INVESTMENTS AND
INSURANCE
Telephone 230
Masonic Temple Building
GODERICH ONTARIO
Huron Investments limited
Stock Brokers
I3ond Dealers
Insurance
Royal Bink Building, 6oderlch, Ont,
Photos 430 and 445
Geo. Williams
Dealer In
DOOM\ION, PROt,'INCIAI.
MUNICIPAL AND CORPO-
KATiON BONDS
Fire, Accident. Autanabila. mad
General Insurance Agent
*Mice, next 14) Bank of Commerce
Phone 53 liederich
You Must
Have Sugar
Sugar is one of the
much needed elements
In a balanced diet.
WRIGLEY'S supplles
sugar in a convenient
way. The flavor is an
extra delight.
Then too—you know
you aren't adding
weight. Sugar (s a fuel
that burns up needless
fat.
Ween tired or bury
err. te. yourself MO
WRIGLEY•5
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J. W. Craigie
Real Estate and Insurance
We tarry a good stock of
Electrical Appliances,
Fixtures, etc.
Electric Wiring of All Kinds
Estimates given on application
Frank McArthur
ELECTRICIAN
Telephone 82 West Street
GODERICH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, OCTOBER. 17, 1929 •
REV. J. E. FORD
HAS 80TH BIRTHDAY
t elebrale,. the A1rikersary by Preach-
ing hi North Street l'hureh
Oo Sunday hist Itev. J. E. Ford
aetabard the rile age of eighty
years Hud eelebnitud lin "ot'asion ily
preaching at moroing worship h1
North street United church, when
he delivered a fine and ' inspir-
ing message. The what -ter. Rev. 4'. F.
Clarke, speaking for hiulselr and for
111e erargregattun, extruded fellc1t1Uoo.I
to Mr. F'or,t. referring to his active in-
terest ,ln all good works, and ex -1
pressing the hope that he might Is•
spared In bet Ith Hud strength to *.til•
?lour his helpful servhe.
In 111. (l*ro erStory remarks./ Mr.
Ford referrer! n. his boyhood house with
the 1-tuu ttlnt s117I11 be our• to the
Presence of the Redeemer.
At the close of the .e•rviee Mr. Ford
was surrounded by menders of the
congregation. who 'IPr.a.Ialh' tendered
to him their congratulations and row
wishes.
REIGN OF TERROR
IN USBORNE TOWNSHIP
41' he1pfnl hlflueu 4., anal to the old .
church where; hr had worshipped us•
a IM1y : lad, he said., Ile looked. 11411
4.11ly backward oyer the list, hot for-
ward ria the future with hope
:end coutideltce. The text for his
di -course he took from 1'.a1ni 14:1:
4--- wile isameratlou shall ',ranee
1 Thy works to :timelier and shall
!!seise• Thy eighty acts.- 'there is,
I said the preacher, a twofold responed-
1 bllity Iowan every generation, the re -
1 sp.11r.H,ility of reeiviog knowledge .f
e:.sl find of transmitting that know-
, ledge. to the succeeding generatlu
Emit ge'Ierution is mut in toue•h wi
God and, should glorify 1:041 for t
blessings of its mgr. should use It
toh-ilAgey.-arigla and endea''r to vol
1 t'ol all neve things that ,'omr to i
Every 1111111 should refUre. 1141, tl 14
4,1111*' merely a iuen.l,r of a mass, 111
should ferel his individual obligation
:P 111 flrlfill I1
Fanner. Hunt in Vain tar Mali.
dolls Prattler
Exeter, (,.fit. 11.—Saledd'ring'for the
1111.4 nine years, the enmity of a lays -
tritons night prowler of 1'd.lrur t..wI-
,14141. near WlNN111an1, out:, Las flared
out anew. Seven time, 4444., autumn
farmers In the terrorize•d'Its:rIt hays
fortiori armed Wiese. 111 apprehend
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F: I.:II'I'V•SF4'** l' V1 -:.%It \el -41
eons*• unknown grievance against his
fellow -fanners. '!'here will be little
Peace ,1f wind lu 1'4s/rile until the
mystery is cleared away. ' •
Seven or eight Iehght.rrs to Hugh
Berry have IMeu victims of the mystery
luaus attacks. Mower guards in their
grain sheaves have wrecked the uulrhhc
ery their threshing outfits and
binder gnarls Have also IM'e'u .11s-
t,1ve*041 skilfully hiddcll hl wheal What letter than to tu1'sllke the ' 1'
anal mit sulk.. Thr guards are I for a hunting trip to the slips where
light in weight 111141 it is nlm'xI 111 - Nature is changing her ,loge in keel.
4iig - sisals to fiMI that Without tearng'Jelwu the whole sheaf. Once they Ing with the seasons? Th.. thrill of
are inside the thresher. the wiichit'-, the chase may Ile' primary or lt'cv111-
ery is cuwplete•ly wr'.•keel Iy the thio dory hl importance. Tho tang of the
iron 4. rs,• autumnal air is present. whatever your
The Copeland Assault purpose out-of-doors. One deep breath
-The 110,4111lt .111 l'ul.•lao.l, who I. of It ts'fure a fragrant . ain't. break -
well known in 4111. „Its, t.Mlk 1,114aefast and you feel like a lien sun.
AUTUMN'S TANG AWAITS
YOU OUT-OF-DOORS
WII:t 11411 4('t Wick in 11111.• Willi Na
tore once) more? Just now lowland 1,1,1
forest are changing their garb. sloth,
Earth Is presi'uling • of her prettl,
shows for thaws) who care to Jourll.•\
where she takes her magic brush anal
paints the work[ 111 nt'%4 inns,
lain. Hoar -slay night Last. w Mn
their uukirowa aeseiu e4repairing an auto tube on the farm *•f In your (1
silently marl 111 the' dark, seal each 1, his father -h* -14n.', Hnt•h 1 rry. The 1 ams enjoy the work .•1 a Allister Artist.
time they have falk•�t. I prowler .r.•pt etuietly ?y1.J4'hlud him The reels and browny :ind russets and
The latest assault 1'j 'he oi_111 prow. while he u,.rked, slugging him over'' yellow's you never saw o1 any canvas
f i 11 I Iterrc 1 1 I d 1011111t fu ir11•uo•4t painted You will rdis'ose•r the afs
i;.u.t win sulk
1 locket,
Coal and Wood
Genuine Hard Stove Coal
Chestnut Coal
Pea Coal
Coke
Pocohontas (2 by 4 egg)
I can supply your wants in
any of theabove"uel. j- n4pt
service and reasonable- pries.
L. FLICK
Telephone 178j
the arta �� u•• 1
hie lege Odd a 1 - .
lee a the w•eMM4 find u new 41st in plpy. (al np !lelThe Armstron
lied U. ��u in -hoc ,1 tor -
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ler w'as 1111 -
.%111-ktow•,l t'•4M.rie t:1rm,•r, 451111 and I4':Iviug hila nue lavluus ue:a• the petite you Ihunght 45,1• gone. Yon will
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g Real Estate
M•'1•. was _I�e._.•.I and Insurance Agency
of tie Prot -1116A 1 1 visit t. the Berry farm wIs *loth.'• Ihn tfinadi•w National loll
Auld
a bush. A flectilrg gl• ..t the'''' a fleeting dght.o( hide! w:l: oldained train.. kens daily alai 'Lake• stops at A('l'IDE1�T, tell KNEtiS, Al TO.
tt•ry unit was caugh' 1'4 mewl.•rs of • as he flitted :dealt the farm buildings.. the hunting l.Nlge.. '1'1ey will take E'1't-' iNSURANCE
it`...lowing 11 u F 1 brothers, f th loth tiny, 1's- 1 you to the -heart ..r the !'all festival
t i ---
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tiler
1 lips 1 • .
user chamtf.ur fur On 1 .•:.duo .14. i'tntl (In Aloulkly night of this 44,8•44 11 ' 0111 441111 :111,1 look up y'' 41 out-ll.Nl
-oleo!
11.1t sled ull' •114• wI ' ..f
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uul.ii' by sth.' ,mystery 1111111. but only w•1lys will do 1Ile 'rest. 11'm1%0miel'1 LIFE: INst'RANCE (Sun Life l01.
the Itrrry family t" t. • n . o - ,1r ,1 e
dot• 1444144. tut .'ILII art without L,rn.• township. have also INr'll vlelfiy-,111 a short 141111'. Al* ng,•ul 5'111 gh':• Some very cheap Houses and Lots for sale
11. 11 1.1114' 1.1 Iib.
It I. •tit• bry
• bot'1er, w1o1 has 4.11f their Pall hull parlculars.
iI ut y Ise 1
, y I
th The reign of terror t , -s.rna to 5 t1 h.rluss, slues w a g a .
Large -number listed to select from.
he shill: the motive of %5 h a- darkly I rut down a pump. all within the least
few %ears. .
1 111 eeleral I'.boorne farms wire'hn
been fulm.l stretcher) a g the grow
inc 'corn, tool the teeth of mower
11-.41 for La114v0.thlg the grain ha y1
fallen prey to the strategy of the un
known vandal. !,riven to the win
of desperation. fnrm.•r' on seven ur
cal•i,1ns this anrinmn 11115e banded then*-
.sires together to Lunt the 'Prowler.
bot 4'14.11 time lie has managed to el*4.1r
their dinettes.
Sun Life Assurance Co. of Canada
A TOWER OF STRENGTH
Assurance in Force -� $100/4.9115,000
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Assets s4880$11,000
Dividends to Policyholder- increased for the ninth suece-•dye
year in addition to a speeial maturity dividend honu.
PHONES Office 115 H. R. LONG,
Residence 549 District Agent
s %cddled as the Identity .•t .. ' i41t4t prlw•-
I- ler, began ulue year- • E11011 fa11I
t.' the prowler", grudge sl, *'.Idols
farness is failiorl 1''•• 41111'. - Iron
a' lairs Hutt were Wt.., .4 1,1 Wrs•k
s threshing ' 1111i,-Id,,el4c •.,.e)1 fount!
stooks of grail!. Ilan) „ 1. w a• 't ret-
Then each generath,n Ins the re -'rhes through rows e: ....owing noun
spo nsfilility of transmitting" to the to destroy the Iron t• • ' .,f the tort
next what It has 4411145'11 Of God. K110W- .bonders.
kedge should he held Hs a trust for the 1 Farmer* Carried %rola
sulrerylfug age. And we are I',ut,tl For many weeks 1. , , farmers
not only to transmit but to itupruve, 411 the prowler's dot: .• 1,4 111..111
what we have re.elved before p osis c i armed prepared for a .dine .• 11144•1 ing
it orb tl 14(11141444' ill experience of dl- with their will li the w'I'p, u••.Itlaut.
tine thing:. It Is easy for us to dim I Lately, however. I'mciuci:.-1 pu ll4r have
approve of ermditions teolay. but we Veen Informed .K the w'hple history
should recognize our resla,uslhllltyrfor ,1f tit' mysterious' cast' awl they have
those conditions. The growing tide ,.11144en full charge of investigational
of sin should be overcome by the grow -'I Clue.4ees as to the identity ofthe
ing title of (tool's power and love, anal , prowler range fmin the belief that
so we could look forward to the future' he is 11 hutfdac to the sus4.htion that
when there shall le pure pleasure 111 - he may he a format resident nursing
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Port Salkah r, Garda
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Tell'fil •
Of Interest to
the Busy Farmer
"Peet' are horn. not '.Ii.l.- —Lon!
Dewar.
••t►neoloes not have 40 look the part
t.. play it.- ---.I 114•4511 itete.1ml.
Furnished by the Ontario Department of Agriculture II
,l shortage o(, fees) In many parts eXhibitlo11e. lu mal y localities the
of Ontario luta 11111 the dairying ill-In4'w'ly organized school fair bas proved
.hlrtry to no 11i11e extent. A scar- a greater drawly' lard than the
city of water 11%,4 pasturage has re- older township or comity fair.
suited in a fain g+'R of the milk sup-
ply
upply and will pr.lt!laldy he reflected in
an increase in pr lllx•tlon ca11ts of milk.
Brophey Bros.
' THE I.E.ADING
Ft'NER.IL DIRECTORS
AND EMBALMERS
Ambulance setlrice at all
hours. day or night.
i'I-4117\Fs: Store les. His 21;
IiODEJtICll
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Double Jeopardy
\ corr'.IMlude•ut as. -ore, us that the
folWnviug 44,iive' has been poets.)
11rumud 111'.11* 1111 ele•tric station tut
Ianlege 1: "Beware—To touch these
Wirt., is instant dtrlth. Anyone forret
doing sed will lw prosectttel."—Ha11-
ehe•st4'r Gnnrdhill.
Is the threshing machine used 4111
your farm equipped with a %%ver1 w•r'rn
for rime.) Mg entail weed seeds? 1t
Ontario farmers annually lose thous- .might !Nay ye11 to fled out.
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arida of dollars from IUIrteAte+, in shay''/ 'rile antnmucauirtrrely be called hod-:, I►r. 1.. $. Stevenson has
midi• a '11r•la1 stu(ly of this prole an idle time in !lie rural districts,
Irl, and has written several bulli•11ns. what iw-ilh fall fairs, 'school fairs,
e'opdes rat. le obtained of your District plow-iug mat -I.-.• hreahing bee- and
Ailp-filling. in :nldition to the usual
run of Imre'.
5gr4eulrnrll *lilt-*•.
Brainwork on the Farm
Every turner should 'lain his work
and work his plan. He should s'Meial-
1zr In the tines of farming to which
he and his farm are adapted: u.e hi -
New Regulations
New hog gnldilu regulations. enacted
jointly tinder teal. rel and Provincial
authority. are low in fore. .\II hogs
•5 111 now 1e graded and the pr,,1m4•r
1,,.11,4 as W*U as his hands, sod. 414111 a.rordplg to grade. The letter
,trice to produce high-quality 11rsI*1<'rs hogs are now 111%1.111 into three claw es.
at the loWesI 4NlssibiP cost. (lamely. "Selo '• !noon.- "Bacon- and
"%hitchers." .1- s result of this 111-
A Deadly Menace novation, the pr".l.'-r w-141 to rew•anlel
as. ,tell be) step. Improvements are
made 111 type or in feeding pra -(lees.
Foch and ('4.•r' farmer will re/•elce
a lobes as to rornr'l grading.
A /WHOM Season
Early orrlr throughout Ontario, gen-
,ernlly speaking. were n good yield•
while late crop- got very little rain
and were 1,11 4111. whole comparatively
poor. 1t has been a peculiar season.
one to defy' the forecast of even the
iest-Informed and most careful farm-
ers. The a%er11r' farmer has taken
his reverses pililo.ophieally, however.
and remembers that he will bit com-
pensated. partially at least, by higher
prier•• for his products.
The perennial sow thistle is tb'
worst weed in Canada. It 1s so .er-
ious in some pisses, that farmers have
left their farms. G1,N1 drainage, good
cultivation, short rotations and 4'••11
farming all help to keep tilts weed
under control. Every farrier s:.0u1d
give It .4.44184 attention.
Free Trip la Royal Fair
The Department of Agrkvitie hair
announced that it is again offering
a flee trip to the Royal Winter Fair
in November to'the ten young men who
qualify In each county In Old Ontario
and to five young men 1n each 41 leaflet
in Northern Ontario. The fortunate
young men will to those who rank
highest in the Judging (4'mpetlthona
now• being held in each e4annty. 1'ar-
Work! Milkmen Meet
Adore *114111 1:,481- Illllkmen from four
tieular* regarding these cainowiitiote, continents will gather in Toronto on
are now •in the hands of the various lk fd'er L'4 for the annual three-41ny
agricultural representatives. The (nm- convention of the international As.
'petition is open to boys between the so•Intluu of Milk 11,•:llers.
aget of sixteen and twenty-one years
Delegates from youth .Africa. New
living on farms In their respective Zealand. South .4,,'rle•a. !'amide and
enmities. The winners will Iegiven their the 1'nited Slntrs 4541 dlar•t1.pr.blems
railway fare from home station to ,.f the Dulnary. nxnging from the
Toronto and return 111111 lodging se•
comMolntion for four nights.. Novem-
ber 111th to Lind, and meals while
in Torontp. An extensive tour of
.teekyards. ?thief 101114. faetorle's and
'medic institutioII$, besides the Royal
Fair. has-been arranged. This -.offers
rare opportunity to some 701) farm
Mays throughout Ontario.
The Reboot Fair
Township (+clam! fairs 'have leen
weedily growing in popularity daring
the eighteen years in -.which -they have
I4en held in Ontario. Plgllr.s are
available for the 11r'( .,4'lt',n and drought In the lett/•1 part of 11e Alm -
from 1114 signs 144»1 will even:atrllags miter, It is of later'•st t0 lead* that
the e4relleut result. dldnined in the prajij 'ration for • the five rmnith..
Past y-e'ar. - March t. July, hair -ire, was 1x,1:4 in -
hest ,t'e'ar there were 5110 school chs., or 4.aJ inches "hove the average.
fairs held 111 Ontnrin. In these ;(111 The rainfall In Mardi, April and Nfay
heirs. 4a54•5! schools were repterented considerably ereeisie'l that of 11e •aline
making 11 total entry- list of 135,1ra, month. of 10?•. It fell off baldly in
Visitors to the fnir. nnm!Nered well .tent'. however. and the ,duly rainfall.
over 3114.(11141. - though above 14ce4a11e, did not e,,m-
The grinving 1..pnhlrity of the .0h001 pare With than of 1tr14. The figures
fnir ran he nttrihnterl to some extent for August and September are not give
to the linelltioll given a championship en. hot it will /erasion no 1.11rpris0 to
seho.l fair at many of the WI r4nlnty 1 learn that they llkewlae slumped.
gheesplen of the atennal loss of 544.
500.1111) iron' lost bottles to the lung
standing prohlem ..f chlxwing 'et ween
horserlrnw'n and un dor-po%5ereal 1111144
wagons..
l'remier Ilowar.l F,•rgmon will speak
lit flus evnnc,dbm-!•:hopes on October
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Rainfall Figures
-The Septemler bulletin of the De-
partment
lespartment of .\grieultnre gives some
rather surprising lit:nres In regard t,
millioll during til twist spring 1,1,11
summer. In clew' of the prolonged
IN A TWO.INCii 80
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I Neat a adage ut,lern ,8Itl'piled, '-' Iota,
youth street, price Iiri0.
Fin.' two•Nt.ry nal brick bootie, excel-
lent eondili..n, uwMderu, West stns.!,
$2110.
Two-story brick bonne, full modern
('14111414NN1, garage, $1.1*.41.
Fine rtuccu hoot' hill uudern trpllip-
4Nd, 4MN1 Ilya! . 53200.
l:..sl hri, 44 190-sb•ry house, full modern,
garage, Bruce street, 428110.
J. R. Wheeler
Funeral Director and
EmlraMler
All culls promptly 'attended to
liar or night
PHONES
Store 335 Residence 355w
Hamilton Street, G/derieh
lived house pod hotel, 5)414), 511100,
$1100, 5424141, $184.41. 514(111.
Farms
Good Farms with all nectwwry buiW-
4110. 100 acres 5214&1. 100 acres 119010, 100
acres 540011. 1011 acies 05000. I110 aarell
56000. 200 acres 511400.
ASK ABOUT THEM
For all particulars see . write
J. W. ARMSTRONG
Real Estate Agent
sox 149 Square (.odedeb
Pura/dig
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44. 11(4. as he 14..41 1
u,orutug nod said hupa•fully
fntlml 11 ho11PI' In ('anada 114.111 in 141s , "1h.n' +prase )011 don' knew nobody
ono 401111'11. sal wall regaining home as don' unlit nobody to do nothM',i
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