The Signal, 1931-9-10, Page 611-Tburaday, September Iotb, 17161
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THE SIGNAL
GODERICH, ONT.
Y YOUR
equirements
IN 1931
Groceries of highest
quality
Its and Vegetables
Great saving in
FLOOR COVERINGS
Sunday Afternoon
By 1SABEL HAMILTON
4i0doeisi,- Ont.
Saviour, Thou bast freely given
All the blessings we enjoy,
Earthly store and bread of heaven,
LW* _mei llYslK. WittP4a..l1
Hxmbly now we bow before Thaw
Abid obis all Cil"Thee resf6li;-
Fnr- the kingdon. _mixer. aid .JULY. I
Are, U Lord, fur ever thine'
-Robert Murray.
phone your order to --
Geo. Price & Son
Telephone 248
Corner of square and North Street
-WE DELIVER -
See our borderless Con-
goleum Rugs at prices as
follows:
6 z 9-$4.00
7;4 z 9-$5.00
9 x 9-$5.95
' x 1414,-$6.95 --
9 x 12-$7.95. .
J. R. WHEELER
Funeral 111'ertor n rad
__Furnidi tie -.subtler . .
Stade Galeria
PHONIS: Store 33t; Ras. 355w
Almighty God, who didet set ua free
from elu and eternal death by the
werince t1f Thlue Own well-Peluved
Sots, help us to walk from day to day
with the ehaduw of the cross o'er ua
AmiummimiL and thus tierce our another in lure.
Amen.
NOTICE
S. S. LESSON FOR SEPT. 20th, 11131
Leeson 'i'opie-'1'be Council in Jer-
usalem.
Poultry Shipments received on Lew' enba'age-:lees 13:22-29; (Ala-
lima,
ssda and Fridays.ti\tu '.':l, :, 9, 1e.
YJi golden Teat-l,alatlYs a:tx
Nig Shipments received on In the 13th chapter of Acts• la re-
- -ay
cortdeti the must memorable eplautle
Open Saturday nights untilS'� says, ort in mru�w .•ane
10 o'clock.
-WE PAY CASH -
Eggs graded while you wait.
iceat. :sL.,.t,
"SUFFERED
EVERY MONTH'
WHSN I was twelve years
old my mother wanted me
to take Lydia E. 1',okham's Veg-
etable Compound. but I wouldn't.
1(1 bad 1 might h.ve been a weU
girl now. 1 have suffered terribly
"very taontb.
"The girls where 1 work used
Vegetable t ompouwd and
egged me to try u. It helped my
serves. 1 intend to keep uo
until 1 am well and strong." Miss
• Rose Lama, 6 Brighton Avenue,
Toronto, Ontario.
Irma Judaea taught the breth-
ren" while tit. Paul says, "the lilac
brethren. secretly introduced." _
Tlunte brethren in name but, aliens
!n
impart, came demanding.°bedieacr to
the law of Misses, especially the im-
MULHOLLAND & JERVIS mediate acceptance of circumcision as
Warehouse: last St.. Cioderioh the possibility of salvation on any
Tone 155. other terms But Paul and uthern
among the Jew•i of the dry, the more
seurible and the more enlightened had
-ern that fur a pious (:rutile cireumei-
• stow cduld out possibly be essential.
= r,
- with wchich Paul watched this sj•stema-
mnnuomunnniftl)(IIIhlhmniu mm111ttm111nnnnm�Ilhnnmmmnmmim N au imagine the indignant grief
WOMB
a
STORES
tie attempt to undo all that had been
Ott
thrr progress. -
_ When. there appotired likely to be no
.•ltd to the di t it became
eor?
VEGETA$ti COMPOUND
,
erty-strie►rn tl,r J. rus.alem church
Stir' hive it suffered from the
penes utors fat L,l fallen upon its
members and fron, repeated famines.
The people to whew Paul ministered
w rt -,11 nut rich. pruj .uppllecl with
the Meath. of livelihood.
It was a -re nest In every reapeet
agreeable to the tinder and sympathe•
HAYFIELD
ISAYF1EL11, dept. y. -Mr. mud Yrs.
R. W. Bristol, of Washington, L.C.,
came on Friday to spend some time at
their cottage.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank M. Erwin and
Master hubby Kander, of Kitchener,
spent the week -end end hullday with
the former's aunt, Mrs. F. A. Etlwarda,
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Knight mud
tittle sun Ronald, uf Toronto, sprat the
h•eek-rod with Mr. and Sim F. C. Ge-
hietnhardt.
Ms. W'slliam- Jde, et.
YitrabttrY, ly. &1 rkItlag,hla parent/..
Lr. and Mrs. W. F. Metcalf. Best
wishes for the future are extended to
the young couple.
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Burt and family
uf Loudon, *pant the week -end and hol-
iday with Mr. and Mrs. F. W. iSeker. former'. sister, Mina E. Cameron.
Mr. mud Mrs. Eric York and little Mise Andrew Johnston of Varna IDI
.pend Ing a few days with her commit)
Misr Mary WILL.
Mr. and Mrs. E. 11. Johns and fam-
ily returned home 011 Sunday after
ford; Mr. sad Mrs. Winter and fam-
ily, Windsor; Mr. and Mrs.' Geodhew,
Stratford.
Prof. Lloyd Hodglus, , of Toronto,
spent a few days at his cottage.
Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Templrmau and
sou returned to London on Monday
after spending the past month it their
cottage, which they purchased fropl Mr.
Fred Trebilese.k his year.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Davison, of De -
fruit, Mr. and Mrs. H. Lord and Mr.
and Mrs. Thos. Mallett and babe. of
London, stent the week -rod and hull -
_any... .
•
_Mkt Ei ltth 3ltc b_ftt_Windsor is
holidaying at "Retie Vue" trotter..
Mr., and Mrs. Frank Cameron and
three boys, Mr. and Mrs. Schneider and
three children of Detroit spent the
week -end and Labor Day wtth the
daughter, who Lrte been with Ler par-
! ents fur the past week returned to
their Lome in Toronto amu Muuday.
Lr. and Mrs. N. 1S. Alexander re -
turned to London ou Tursdry after spending a vacation in Toronto suit
spending the summer at their cottage. %Viarton.
Allis?, Mary uillawple, who occupied Mr. and Mrs. J. Stewart of Hamilton
Mr. 11. l'ux'e cottage fur the past spent the week -end with the latter's
week, returned to $eatertb on Monday. parents. Mr. and Mrs. John Pollock.
Mr. Fred Heard. of Stratford, spent Mr. Jas. A. Cameron, of Toronto,
the week -end and Labor Day at his .lent the Week -end with his brother,
' home. J. It. Cameron.
Mrs'. Dison Glare, Miss Helen Glass Misses J. anti E. l'uroeliur of Hamil.
and Misr Shannon. of Loudon, are ton were week -awl guests with Rev. and
!spending a fess day* -at the formers' Mrs. F. H. Paull.
cottage. Mr.. 1.umsdt•n and four daughters,
Mr. and Mex. Harold King, of sands. who spent wane tires -at "Neve• Vue"
land Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Smith and sun !cottage. returned to Royal Oak. Mich.,
tarn. of London, were guests with Mr. on Monday.
and Mrs. ('has. Parker over the week-
end.
Mrs. Law•so.. Flloreni'e and Harry
Mr*. F. V Martin anti Mrs. Martin,
or.. who spent the .nrnmer at "Boulder
Lodge," are spending a few days in
Law•eoa. of Stratford. and Mrs. Leslie Toronto before letainc for their home
Math former a In. Th-.•.,tY •
DINE AT
Goderich's New Modern
CAFE
We serve the public with the
very best in foods
CAPITAL CAFE
THE COCKJHu l
IMPLEMENT SHOP
Wire Fesciag Cream Separat.rs
Repairs for Cockshutt,
Frost & Wood Farm Im-
plements and Machinery.
Telephone 598
Kingston Street Goderich
eottage fora few day* last week. MrR Sieves., I:Iwpxr rn vee. and
Mr. and airs, F-. A. Featheratour and trlends of London aro, s�rading tee
Mies Noris Featherstone Mpl•nt the week" at their cottalre, "Merry Tyree
weekend and Labor I1ay with friend. Aga•"
in Toronto. Mr. mut Mrs, -Hughes and little son.
!IIsi, Mina Prietnr, of'lbronto• spew who either a w•i.rk in rh'cr ledge Park.
the week -end and' Labor Thy with her returned to Detroit oto Jlonday.
aunt, Mrs. G. King. . ,. Mr. and Mr. 1.. A.hton at,d children.
Dr. C. W. and Mrs Brown. wen spent who spent the summer at their rot- I Chas. Black tea irst-Isu.-srturneti .tn Londtmin`Ynndas.^ as7 l
mturn II to Clinton. Iowa, on Wed. Mr. sod Mr. Burnham Fisher. Mr.
wewlay Middleton, 'Fisher, Grate and Isabel phone 219 Goderich
Aft. and Mrs. /'. E. WhltehUl. of Loa 'Flees-, of noongent Sunday with the
The Leading Men's Store
• • •
Everything that's new
in Men's Wear
Hand Tailoring- sad
"Special Order to Your
Measure
• • •
spa a nectw•
.aro to refer it for decision to the tic hear n Patti. 1t was an oppor- Angeles. ('.1.. are, vi.fiing the latter's fore►er's aunt. Mrs. F. A. Edwards
. 1nZTriit. WWT.e 114 waisld .l.trr, r.. H. M.41lnr
THE KAN BEHIND Tut-tot-511ll�= - - ._ hurt rt _ N hPy
ln-$twr Superior SWIM,'banASITtste•d hint 7a...4f
buidnrss which he operates. Common whae demands that to pro- =
tet tills investment he; meat keep you. Ws rustomrr, satisfied dust he
is a good man with whom to deal. He.dues this by providing you
with letter 'service intl.-better valuein go(wJ food(. Muth egrel_.wst--ob
tato auywbere epee•. .1 Superior i tnre-m141.4 1.1w ltfe •d.j•mr-duilar.
• , _-OFFEffm, . WORLD MISSIONS. . - laccompanled .her daughter- to I:)e1 l r t. -.,r.__
await
When Paul. Barnabas and Tian. -a not ylr)d an loch of ..aenslat
Gentfil+-POW etF,` wi•of aa".i-
Meta Lillian Clark. of 1'ninn. 1. thea- --r
_ : rn,-virti•. rum..--.,-,- -,
11a•L in Midis to Jerusalem they- flee In the eaner 01 charity. ••Only r Mr. and Mrs. Eldred Agnew. Mr. and
like Luther on his way 10 the Dirt they would that we should rememt.ey I Mr. •Arrhip •Agnew and .on. Norval.
of Worms -were eneouragwl as they ter Poor:. the same which 1 also wan returned to Detroit on Monday e%ening_
told of the conversion of the Gentiles. forwent ludo."--. - - -_ (j after spending the wet -It -end with Mr.
"' the th ugh hi h they_
sad lir "'teary Weston ]tors. Weston
.1.1-11n_rrrlt.lnm@t deru.atemllig were
to e , ram w ey.past
�.
receivtsl by the Apostles and . elders .._ , Here Aa -i. Seed Me. nrbere Jibe Mill visit. or a time. - _ and narrated to the the story of attss F.the! Cameron who . M nt orm -
NEW PACK _ LARGE 40 In Shall we call on impreesion to ere l
C their preaching and Jts resitlts. _press iiseif in a volunteer declaration i tInie with her \oat, roturged to Detroit
Ea getber. with' the inevitable tiuestion to for life ecreke' Is that u new cud on Sway• •
welt Ir it had given ri.e: --novel Wet tl.te-be atsrided,Immure of , _ Mrr E--rillehell- 011or-inflip rgnarl
_ The I'hariece• held out that the Gen. il,•e Wer-emetlunalirmt Ian Bank of rnmmeree• 10ft oe Wed.
Orange Marmalade
oz.
JAR 21
Beehive Syrup, 2's 15c
Fly Tax, 8 Ogg- 45c
Fi 2' 18--eisle 53c
Ivory Soap, med...3 for 25c
C1ari's Potted Meats
for 25c
Hawes' Wax, 16 ozs.... 43c
Lemon Oil. 12 ozs. 23c
Interlake Toilet Tissue
3for25c
Carnation Mille, small .
3 for 19c
Premiurn Tea, plate or cup
and saucer 59c
Brillo 2 pkgs. 25c
Nonsuch Stove Polish 17c
Derby Loaf Cheese .. lb. 29c
French's Mustard . .
large jar 14.
-�PE(71 . Y.\I.F
1.a LB TIN
Fry's Cocoa
Itis eaneert• must he efrenmetsed and 1TIIere-wag nate a bit of emotion in nes-day of last week for kis vacation.
at Ball •of bid •Whom uha11 I send.
tp ?a- commanded to keep the. law of g
tL
Mr, D. E. Current of Port Colborne la
Mn'tee.. After much' dh sating Peter re- and who will • jo. for us?" uud the taking hie Scher,
1atstl tIe--rices hs•-Iritkh he' fiat► Isesa deepest emotion a[ a cour+geuu. vuag Mr- E. Howard. little grandson and
Ty" ___L-.hwsc-.irt-tl�-•aarwttsin0-�uiunt�trs-.410-
sent m .reach m the Gentiles and i ours I.onela.. 11 ISrtrpa}l, vlelied her
= that theGentile. would .eek the Lord
am
mrti
quoted frnm the prophet Awe rl$nTIOn, "Herr am I; send me:' ' sister. Mrs..ai. Castle. last week
la The straightforward rrspw,uv, velli,
Mhos Laura _ Parkinson of Detroit '-
gave as hit• derision `that • spent -Sunday wtrh her anus. •alar 1
}'!eIear-viaToa�-troth always gives to
telt! `ttrrrtPar'to that 1111•- entrid-Ilf*-- O�!eil'limii Ter' fllialunro RTetr v o- i'. 'M mX. r(nnurt_tn Ile. `
Sgt1k11 u "- I troit on ley. Her n„.tber re-
mff �f;etltlti•- f'itrlatUtmr filar_ flier- tit"-+- �amrd o a visa --with Mrs. honey. --
_ 1 gwptraplly titaeher told• of a great
Med M .en4 a• deputation from the Among those who have returned to
= •Jern nlem rhereh to Antineh with Paul newt in Ceylon. Eight years add Eliza( t
= 1anA I3arnah .. Ti1MP tAen weer Agnew said. Herr am 1 wend mr
f .l � .. 1p{,.y .eh euFrrtIIteadpnt r,•ad the summer in ter village are: Mr,
•
time you're hungry, enjoy Kellogg's Corn
Flakes and milk or cream. For breakfast,_.__
for lunch, for supper -for a late snack.
They're great ... between meals and at any
-meal
It _ .ti}ettn. not. Paul had_ shown *tralibtlorga vbalieuge of w•orid (hmoad
insist npnn making orthodox Jetts out k
m ht -1r homes thi. week after .petnling ,
a ettet C"e`re the Reath Heti *af►tl��' U tl� '
that they hat nntil9rized any one to W. . Rn . n'rac and fatally. Mr. sodEra ,
l•tlunds.' .June+ t'helmen, an•wer+lvl.
}pa. "Te must ire elrenn -fwd and keep ..Here ami send tet." Mrs. C. Will. l..,ndor, . Mr :uul Mrs.
REAL VALUE---- :19C
= SUPERIOR
Baking Powder
Large 16 oz: 23c
MEW
tin
POST 'S BRAN
FLAKES
2 pkgs. 2P
the law." Rather 414 they teerid th1. A ours strident whom every one W P• Clement, Iloty and Peggy
.111111
McLAB.EN'8
3 plea. pia
= Clover Honey . 4:2 lbs. 39c Hallowi Dates 2 for 19c
Certo per bottle 29c Phillipa Pumice Soap....bc
Canada Dry Ale 6 12 -oz. bottles 6bc, plus depoilt
Weston's Contest Package Biscuits 17 .oz. pkg. 35c
WE SELL THE BEST FOR LESS
GODER1CH 2 STORES
-.-J• McEwea.._ ' _ _,1. Calvin Cutt -
71Z a*a*r"°.�"' .-..•aa.arw.e•ar•Ic:...aas.=.r••-; . -. -
ntmm11nnuuuuummimunnunnuannuuniimunnimnuuunuuunni
Ghon(. and to n.. to lay neon you no
greater hnrden than theme neeewlary
things.: that TO ahstatn from meats
offered to idol., and from blood. and
from things strangled. and from forni-
fliers: from..whiPls- If --v.- keep write-
.elees. ye shall 4n well, rare ye well."
-lime it was that Paul -the firmest
.hamptnn of Christian nnMrenmrislon
ter foremost preacher of the truth that
ter enei.t 3f+ntr eetelser e1r rifmrhitss answer. "Here ad 1. sent( me."
we. anything. nor nncfrrnmot.fnn, (pit We do not well 1f we fail to present
fel#h• arhIoh- warkatb : by um,..... -was in pamphlets, in hooks. throngh per-
p•t.htished In his mission to the Gitt- formal ci,n er,iatioi, and pnMte address,
tfte. be the Jern.miPm ehnrrh.the esil for the • tetpree.Ion of rnnsc-
rrrated life hies of purpnsn.
'1`very year lin here a of rhristit,n
Yonne people enter other callings w(th-
deAnitely -eeetl the rail to
t lawyer res t e 11fa.
r ra Dttrot Dtdrbir, ilaruld and Mary Die
Ing call for oottsecration of life. and ;hie-
ta•i Mr Joynd Kenn lGoy. Gordan
Henry Martin spoke 111s answer, 'Here y
.*paned to tw p gree
life of David R Brainerd with its sound- lV
am 1, .vend me."
.labn-.t-vtdeter heed -.'-`The
Six Hundred Millions and the Ability
and Duty of the rhnrchr. Resp eetthR
Them," and gtvhig rip hi. inerative
medical praetor In New York. hr gave
0,Wlatt-i:1. t 9. iii. - -
in thin eplsHe Pani tell. of the
Connell whtrh took plane to lernsalPttt
se -*4'k. the. #aaMsr of the,
star of Gentile I hrt.tinn• was 4cslt
int Navin
tj(ilflr�tifll'r
and Mrs. Camey and wan. Dr. anti Mrs.
Duff and family. Toronto: Mr. and
r isnot iHi fal}y. Ptlrtf. MtPIt:
M,. soul Mra. r. rank and family. Olin=
ton: Mr. and Mrp. C. (_Jordon,,$trat-
CORN
FLAKES
......_.111•10•1
•Osew-%resit be she seastite wrapper.
Node by Xenon iw Low4oss.Owurfa
cid
if tttPRf"T1t11+" "
with. Ile here toll• 'flow jr,mec wnm(T 'ire 7,evr•t' et•rmnll..fnned a•= nils-
a' e.) nrariw.• M=+khef:.Nse-water►
ton• rogno.trd to
e•y 1"
rernemher "into•
rN,v. inn• wherever they may serve for hav-
ing definpely fared the Aedtdott.-=-M1*.
'ienareR.•r•ord - •
PRF.81BVZ THEM NOW
- Ity Itetty »errlay
Now 1- the time to put alcaw for
winter use many '.de•11eIon. tomato
'dsintli-.- 'i'omntoes are filled -with vt• -
tamins ;fid tl,o sugar used is n gnick-
-'reteriw.=final dist told. be gzeatly- spore t '�
eintwl during the cold -weather that 1s
to come., Try these (Wo . nnnsual re
tile..
1 - Tweets Chutney
2"dozen ripe tomato... medium -Mr,,
_
plumped -
f: 'anion., medium size, chopped
:r,vl pepper., .4.(1(41 and chopped
•.1 •d,awn tart apploe peeled and
FAIR DAYS --TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 15 and 16
' For this great event and to maks your visit profitable your favorite -
Druggist will give the following cash prices:
Castoria 33c
__Dodd's Kidney Pills • .....---(• 39c
Gin Kidney Pills. • .. - ' 39c
Chase's Nerve Food , ... e e .. 49c
Chase's Ointment 49c
Chase's Kidney Liver Pills 29c
Mentholatum 25c and 50c
Fruitatives, large 42c
Dr. Williams' Pick Pills 39c
Bayer's Aspirin, 2 doz. 39c; 100 $1.19
Rigo Nipples, Red' Band Nipples,
Rigo Nurser 3 for 25c
Real good auto Sponges .. 25c and 50c
We have Gombault's Caustic Balsam,
Kendall's Spavin Cure, Absorbine and
a great many other liniments for man
fir beast.
y.
-Glad to snake your Condition Powders from your own formula-
•
J. A. CAMPBELL
J. H. LAUDER
els
1 ;sound seedless raielna
1 erlp t•elery. cut fine
2 (Inerts vinegar
3 cnq* rapt
salt
1 teaspoon each cionamnn, mimes
and cloves •
romlttne file ingredient., and cook In
a preeervinj kettle until the chutney
le thlrk sad elear. Mfr frequently to
prevent burning. Poor into bet, titer -
lilted jam and meal.
Tauate-Raisin Osaserve
2 quarts' fresh. ripe tomatoes
4 .nor apple.. peeled, mired sad rug*
4 .our apples, peeled, roma and
meed
2 lemons', either!
2 pond, mutat _
t; wtlekm elnnamnn _ -
1 .mall piece of mace
- (tIP aspires In rheeee cloth bag)
' Roil all ingredients. ext'ep$ auger,
nntll a thick magi la ohtatned. Add
smear slowly sand boil about fifteen
minute. or nntll Jelly atoms Ia roweled,
which I. when the main alert. from
the olds. of the orpomt flee eup of Mil
' Alin -ltt'stidn6 lteithielah•
reward= from
vitas** Mr WW1
Sfd,es-fe-!tiro,,
oar") rant betwee i 71N)
p.m. and R.io paw. /oral
here err os the low
ermine rale. Between
6.30 p.m. aid 4.941 a.m.
they are on the "night
roe" basis asd
laver.
e
Nita was worried ... she could not imagine where she had .
lost her bracelet -in the hotel or on the journey irpme.
"I cant think what I could have done with it," she kept
telling her mother.
"Why not telephoneto the hotel," mother suggested. "It's '
after eight -thirty now and a call will only cost a few
cents."
Imagine Nita's joy when the hotel clerk told her that the
bracelet had been found in her room and would be mailed
to -her er right away.
Thanks to her mother'. suggestion, Nita's anxiety was re-
"''Zieved at once ... and the cost of the tall was considerably
lass tee bar teal fare from tie scariest,
-.e-,raflls.taItr'i"a.:.,,,:di.. .e. .-•...... �tw.n.. .pr- saS.-'Y••r
"r """Jt►Ca w +t7MM r •-•40 0",