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Wefoyd of any Footwear fwddlsa.rtasu our atm to sive you real satisfaction
sty and a live and let•ti.ve price.
d see us, anyway. No karat4Ae If you do tot buy.
Thanking you for your past patron•age, we solicit your future good -will,
Socks
will and that roughness on
dams your pour Inner noise: Ladies' and
ild s Shoes at L►eeal. and Men's
at 1111 emra per parr.
other irs t lour
them in, and we will
up to yourer and good appearance.
vite ou to give us a call, it In
children, for work or wee
THE SIGNAL
GODERICH, ONT.
�t Club oa top of another almost to the root.
■ M ' � . Sunday. ._ I
Lords and lad.. generaleh•a0 str ta.
J.es-
Coope tyro tlt sun•4.7� In human atr.u.
j""" • The last conn placed to t $tion rest*
an Account of His Last Summer's Trip on othere wheel in their tutu rest on
that of the ireat-g'reat-ltrandfatber.
Many here been dead for 500 years
and yet they have not gone back to
lana sod we saw numbers of Icebergs, dust: their tech is the texture of
which became more numerous as we tough leather, and their jotnt bones
peewee along. A cumber of tbe peework. The generally accepted t
ry
gets stayed up all night and for which explains the remarkable pre -
bowl the boat was ereepinge along at aervatlre quaYty of cite vrulta ta that
a ensII
s pace, loving t0 echo to a tlr+ air le cbemlcattJ tmpreeaatedby
full stop once, the fog was so dense. the remains of an oar forest which
A Typical Day A/as1 stood there In ancient times. So long
The seven days went very quickly as the vaults are kept perfectly dry
Indeed. Everything possible to the line decay ceases.
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of entertainment and cow/fort bad been A Yobs 1
Owned for the passengers. A type The arnt jlegt a4 air vWt In Eng_
Mr. A J. Oooper, wbo with bin
daughter, Miss jvelyn, made a trip
to Europe last summer, un a recent
meoesty morning addressed the Men's
Sunday flub of North steeecCtitted
church, giving au account of the trip
The fdlowlug 1a tin part) Mr.
er's address
My daughter and 1 left
on the taoruluj of July
to, when we were to talo the boat for cal day would be as follows: o s� .
Montreal that afternoon _ The trip 'brisk walk around deck before break-
wedot the later was very pleauut, the
fast; breakfast ; atter breakfast there
weather beteg exceptionally ane and were the dock games for those who
the water like • smooth sheet of glare. were Interested—deck tenets shuffle-
Wit
were awakened early Den morn- board pingponi etc., or It lou felt eo
Ing as we were passing through the iudlnedlow could sit Daek 1n lour
One Thousand Islands, and although deck chair and rest or vend. Atter
we had Seen them before they seemed
bee lunch tiler* were organised ship pores
to be at their loveliest early and In mid-afternoon tea was served
morning. At Prescott, we were sup-
posed to change to a boat that mould
TBE
East Street Footwear
and Repair Shop.
Oppesile Knee Church
WM. AHI PROP.
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Goderlch
for Toros -
Coop-
shoot the rapids, but unfortunately
1t was out of commission and we had
to retrace our course Davit to 1Srock- talent among the I,aeaengerr, Doth Do- I any number ot these ramblers walking
vale and take the train from there ling very good.The „cher evenings I briskly along or cy llai as the case
I We *toyed in Montreal were taken up with a carnival. ■ might be
bridge tournament and dancing. On their baoty_there may be two togeth-
the Sunday a service war held, a min- rr or they may be • wtuole club of
later from Hamilton preaching. forty or fifty. Throughout the coos
The liner did not go right into try there are Inspected •rad licensed
fast docks, but we were met by tender. Douses and bottle where theme people
illy the time we got through customs can stay overnight for a amatlemoune
often just a shilling for bed aad break-
fast. It seems to be the kind of week-
end tbey enjoy best and It b bath
street. and healthful and inexpenrlre,-_._ .-y, —
was cold and foggy. It was the first window facing a busy We were staying In a town la Lan -
time that season that they had taken about the first thing* that Impreunaed caahtre called Shaw and were surprised
this northern 'route around Newfound � us were trams keeping to the lett and I tr, see nearly all the stores and places
passing 00 the right, the double -of businees cloned just as if the whole
decker street cars and t , many small !town were on holiday.
land was la the forth around Man -
cheater, tbe centre of tale melon trade. ll
Englaed la very Pict req
of places to rtdt with its many old
cathedrals and manor homes, You
very often hear that the English
people are cold and formidable, but
we certainly did not and them • so.
They like to be out In the open as
much as possible, which la evidenced
in the lounge and on deck, the sblp■.Iby the great number of outdoor clubs
orcbeara ptaytag at fhb time. Oa tbere are, such as walking or rambling
two evenings concerts were put on— club. and cycling ells*. On any
one by the crew and the other from week -end rain or •bine, you can see
BRNO
ter�aoa. DRANULIEKDE
!!By ABEL HAMILTON
Goderlch, Ontario
Awake, i� soul, in joyful lays,
To stag to y great Redeemer's praise!
He )Wetly claims • song from me;
His loving kindness, 0 how free!
to Montreal. , with their knapsacks on
over night and first thing next morning
took a tail down to the docks to board
1
the 'Ietltts: ' Bel 1
W .ware seven days going from
Montreal t0 Belfast and were favored
with good weather almost alt the way
across. The only nnpteasantne&& we 1 it was nearly 3 in the morning,Nat
d was on our deed day out when I we went straight to our hotel.
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PRAYER
Lord, teach us to apply our bearta
onto wisdom, that we may .o live and
love as others taking notice of us may
see Thee as rhe source of oar eoatt•et.
in Jesus- name we pray. Anes.--
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& 8. LIMON FOR MAY fed, IMS
Lawn TagtlaJ■■us Tombs Fsegive.
taints, Baealliy and Oratltaia
Imam passage -Life 17:1.111.
°sheen Text--,� a 4:32.
"It is impossible but that offences
will come: but woe unto frim, through
whom they come."
we were pawing through the Straits
of Bette Isle, and of coarse here It
morning we were having bre
our table beteg directly in front. of a
THEY JUST SBEM
ro TASTE BETTER!
•rad that was
automobiles. exactly what 1t was. It b the custom
We forded hi Belfast at the time of In this county for each town to take
the rinds and you would see soldiers I a week's „ay from bailees, . The
and pollee driving around in armored tow•epsopN are suppoecd to get to
tare and tracks. in the afternoon. I their supplies for this holiday week
while we were wafting for friend* to � the previous week -end and ,the plan
yaw endlake es out to Bangor, the
is esld to bars worked out trery
n of one -of the rt
aMea*aI••drot'eJ410 Ttteea-are alwori sDectal bas ram
We understand from nucha sentence
as this, what a true. alma Judgment of
life the New Testament furnlsbes. It
tells us the worst; 1t does not gloss
things over. Its writers and teachers
are sot carried away by enthusiasts.
They do nut paint the world si a happg
dr -land of perfectise--a Utopla.-
Ws remember who it mer that spoke
Ode sentence. It WWI riot one who
despaired of humanity, but one wbo,
"bo loved the world" that He came
from Heaven to live In 1t and to die
for It. And yet. In spite of this He could
say calmly, "It 1s Impossible." Our
Lord's words give the key to one side
of human stn and wretchedness. A
life of selfish enjoyment can hardly
escape being a life tbruugb e-blcb of-
fence comes. A life of folly and
wtckednew will undoubtedly lead to
sin and wretcbedness In others. It
is a question that we need to be asking
ourselves,we
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or making Meld cep- I have appointed blm our church trees-
QtJttlnrantrtt, acct. We are hoping—Bat there, los
w
to ne are War:
A small man entered 140 yard tutelar.
rho
bundles that
n ulderlty M e carrying Mir
deftly piloting two huge the Weaver peaeadd on bIa ministry
dangled from either end of his rhe??lim I of helpfulness.—Fres The Hosea
carrying pole. Who avoid be Messenger.
None other than the Weaver, the re-
aponsible leader of the little Cbrtatiaa
group I• Salt Village, four miles away. W 'ITT' IELD
(That is the group in front of whose
snit -prepared place of worship a bell
limb crotchety tree A gnarled wooden ty_tour present. The meeting was
la
tit -time panned our hotel. Withoat and a great somber -of the people go
exaRRerati n, the street and roadway
Ito the nearest *reside resort. i am
for a whole Mock was swermed with !loot sure whether this b the custom the need of an Increase of filth
walking behind the hearse.1t t the countless or not I they could at all comply with tbe
,urmv that when home people the next place we stopped • � D
WrerrIHJLD. April 21.—The Y.P.Q.
bangs suspended from a met oe Wednesday evening with twsa-
tub f striking the bell reposes in charge of M►re Jean McDowell, Cbr
c or t, and
fork of the tree No rextuy is paid tlsn fellowship vice-president,
a or -
for ringing that bell. and indeed no was led by Mem Mary Cook.•
great skill is required for tbe job. I Edythe McDowell and Rev. H. Watson _ _ ..
When those wbo have arrived early I` were In charge of the devotional pro -
at the meeting house feel that it b gram. A readtug was given by Mr.
dais for the rest of the congregation I Hay Vincent, `All for Jew." The
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to assemble, several willing
bands topic by Mrs. Wm. Carter, -The
i In rivalry for the honor oz bat- Changed Lite." A pisco .o10, "Medi- -
strive
bell.) The two loads dani= tatlon" was rendered by Miss Wln•t�
Ing the
Ilei from the Weaver's pole were tot teed Campbell. The meeting closed --
cloth 011 the way to market, but a sure I with tbe Ylapab benediction.
indication that at least two young Mr. and Yrs. Cesare., Smith were
girls from Salt Village had arrived etruc•efield vieltorr on Sunday.
for study In the Mission School at I Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Crosier, of Crewe,
Welbwel, and that he had carried I visited on Monday at the bonze of the
their luggage these four mitts for 1tatter. patents. Mr. and Mrs. W. H.
them. I Campbell.
We exchanged friendly greetings as I Mrs. Mansel Cook, of Zurich, spent
the Weaver brought bis cumbersome 1 lam week w•itt bet mother, Mrs Wm.
burden to rest on the well curb. With- Rodger.
In a few minute; we were discussing Mrs. J. Harrison and Master Gordon,
the affairs of his little congrep of (loderlb. were week -end guests at
whether bo are le ttvlae a• end he inquired, "Baa the elder toId the home of Mr. and Mte, W. A•
to help or Injure there wile Uva wltb ve had?" m
you of the truuWt_tlt�ll}
or near to us, those who Will 1• stir •trouble? No. What trouble A pie was bell it tiE•Waab
way form a standard from egg aMs there been r• add church on Monday evening with
r character. W.U.' old the Weever, "It's all a good attendant*. A good program
Tbm Jasaa- W -hams a,. , - m _now lieu ate to talk about it. (was d,en, conitst►ng of califs, readings.
toriiving other and tote- mews'' You tae, the summer ratss`v'atne very' dome and -violin mnstc. Affaa th. -
d1Meult to the disciples that they f late this year, and as the but, dry day■ program there was a social time and —
fotlowed each ether In dreary 'acres-' loncb, conslrtlni of undwicbes, lite _ _ .-
alc+tu peopir's hear$ became anxtour, and coffee, w■s served. Ota[
native. Sonne war realised.
villa ern not Cbrlstlans, began
mea P wore re I a otber t was dremente of Jews. Then it is that sod dlaturbed and�Mgl
tuning from the funeral of the pre-Blscktsol, wbtek Is one of tae Largest !Jeans points out to them that it le not of the [
who -'r 1001 victim a sniper shot thea chap, 1 and boniest seaside resorts !n Eng- the quantity of their frith that needs i to suRgeat that our CDrlstlan group
I who+• funeral It now was and they land. Regardleee of where you live to be enlarged but the quality. !t' had east a'spell over the weatherman}
k{ chances, If strength to anoot be so vett' many requires true nobility of soul to for- gradually distrust centred aad a
number's meant any ttg. � ►kw from the ser. w sed that there
were taking no in England
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thi The papers m id makes It giveOffences in another.chapel bell Some ignorant an
estimated the followers at 10.000. We gerrlble fur tits great maJurl[y of the ja vsrner 7.10 Jrsua *peak++ • Dat' chapel bel fellows insisted
t Deft and
Mtntster—"Aad what deep year
thee ad`s¢ yam whoa you've he/I1 ,
that
• good girl l" --_
width t Little 04r1—"Illi. lees tete Oaf bons
rstitiousfrom chorea " ,
Jtpent the week -end at Bangor. a huesable wbitit dors not seem to have •nl + was a dent Jit that tits
people to let to the nes for a holiday.
from r rwurt abort twelve miles one day that we were in Black- tonne icon with what went tactor*. It din It made was the cruse of the con-
fnd that there were be supposed that the disciples I tinned drought. We answered them
pie there 1 at impatient 40 !with ,r Belfast. pad tee pa said t a may
con -
Is the Fee* State
flay• the 11th kind words and told them that
three and a Mit million {feu were somewhat
From here we went !o a town called Iwadoa aad Paris kingdom researed to Israel. They 1 the till was really gnlM muelcal and
Dundalk, which is on tbe border be-' We were In London fur u Piste over weu� }i�t{eat of the delay, ■nd •0- I entirely barmless. But as- the stills- I
Sween t'Irter and the Free Stair, and It a week rad realize what people mean 'toes to enter on the rewards which i flog continued we volunteered to have
teemed rather graver to have our tug- whcu they say that you really need they expected In consequence of their.the Lel;. which had been that In Went. searched again. eAtta Dublin we to live la Ioudon for six months at devotedness to Him. Jesus by this ; wet only • few mouths ago• melted
rlucdOl o ty and went dewy ere least if you want to cover Its pieces parable of the master and the servant' down and recast In our own village.,
Fl)upe county and I might say here of interest I won't have time 10 allows the disciples that they should ! But they were not so mildly satisfied. i
that they now Leve a wonderful bus anything more ;rico surely be rewarded but there was a They brought ow matter up In a con- I
mention the
system throughout Irelan�t ago there
�� r order of things and that this *lave before tD• village <'hlef.
when Lewitt rce tbere new years th* The'~ of some ,rt SIM seams we visited. I (rope
They' In luded Wlakt4lnstt r Abbey, a reward was not to be expected_as• )*oder aaTuatn apokenman t
were scarcely any. In the Erse Ste St. Margaret's,
matter of molt. but would be glveatpglfst{e,i 11'$5 a baphew of the Chi"
Westminster,
service at at the goad pleasure of God. for thee jTo the seaters' the ofd gentleman
rut notice stat all the road signs, ge,stwliatrr, the Parliament butld-
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ln l,) nn stores, etc., ■e printed firsf lugs, ti,..ti.anp;;ing tat the rd at St. 1 were but unprofitable servants. They t spoke kindly bat firmly, saying, 7
sail we have not hrntMted God, or laid ! home In directly across the street from
in Lhigllsh and nndcrutath 'in Gaelic Janet( Palate, Buckingham Palace, Sf. Him under notobligten.l Our , ler. 1 the • to dlr ctly across
one litre t from
The Government Ir trying bard t0 )g'aol's cathedral, the Tower of Lon- I'
arer 1
*1 1). back the Ilaellc language and don, where we sew tbe crown Jeweils, vices are mingled with intpertec- to It than I, or hears Its tone* more tion+. We are far, very far from tbe I
distinctly. 1 assure you that wt have
it et now compulsory In all the schools the Ion,l n Zoo and some of London's tio,iexample tet tae by the Saviour, end i�' received no harm from the Dell, nor
iiriving through the rural parts you famous theatres.
„snot help tont notice how' spotlessly We thn went over to Paris for a we are saved and rewarded, it will be lean t contrive that anyone else ham,
all of grace. And as for you, ml sone said he, tyro-
white the cottages are kept. You__ few day.. u. *l lwugh em rwtilae u
Kill ire many donkeys and carte. pony touristw we a shown the most at- In verses 11-19
-19 there Is a striking Ing to his nephew, 'take my advice aid
netive le
,tad=2tap• In Were p■rts• and ingratitude don't meddle. 1n things tied don't eoo-
1.
the turf hogs stn the winter. ,booRiver
tee an in
city, 1t Impressed example a i Aad in rttcnlar do not
, ;x•antlful with � As J•+tae-l/sg treretting towards Jeru-!cern syo ��(slrrlsNa�m. 'The7 alta
.tenon the runniest' v were lepers and therefore! **With sort • ea
.tmtwtg the place/owe vlslte'l here were I They
d 1 rah r to &p-
re Misdated head of the village the meta -
drawing
the time we were s'Ii * we as being u�aspelt7
Ltd.. iomtouulty the men were
boo Its wade tregllned boulevards and the I seem there were tee men travelling I mole t
through it also but In an ol,poslte dlretilon: I harming no one.'
drawing hnme theft Mol t"PP17 from i feed from the cep -
two week before they had tut the the famous louvre, We Troe$deroa
1 rnrf from the hog hp iuet'*,• .lout the trlffc rent
places made famous by the
else of a hirer Krick and spread it out
e dry, onnlag it We went back to London and spent
_Jt would dry thoroughly. rte a couple of dal' before wiling on the
French Revolution.
•t fromrimeto time,
orf gee -a very [art beat bat burns•B--.---ria from Southampton for'
stepped to one to e n o e the
other. -co
from enntaglon. Itrgntzing'
tient subsided. ;hire they opi'n•
Items they tilled to iflm—"Jesus,' village Chief? -lad then, tee rein
Mater, have mercy on us." In re- team*. (leis.
ply Jenne rommanded them to go and "The Tiller., ehl, f is not a
show themselves to the priests. By than. but be I a fine eharattPr, one of
I the meat resp,ceted men In the village.
cep quickly. We sprat about ten days I New York. The Twat was filled up tete rommand fie Rare .u.•... , aI toward nnr
t back tip to Dublin. attb 1800 passengers and a crew of plied aaturance that they would be', He Is kindle bier
here mad then went sou and In order to interest bits see'
sleds•
of Dublin MM. .Ilking a larger and taster boat healed. The obeyingg required no'i D•
vat+ore wt faith on their part;l
date and while 1 re we vinfted man,' I a few things suet) as a daily sews- for did not first heal teem and then
Ik1n - tl11 them to go : He told them to go
Dublin. of twee*, 1s quhe np-tn- i than the 0710 we went ever on, 1t bad .tat ?te
noes of Interee. among thein being paper, swimming pool anQ to i d n.arrr--- them that
the Parllame0t tolldinee, the Meetwa-9cturem that we had Ka had coming without
exold be healed, and withoutberthat
and ttotsev Gorden&. The Royal
wo oerwoad day The and we had a real ndie passed no on they
any evidence to show to the priests
spent
Horse enjoyable
was oand wa 7 yet of why they had acne* for per-
&pent a mast eninyehle day there. It !good clew of iE We merle
Is an annual event and draw' bores i In fire and a -halt daps and apt 'a earifil t metier again In 'society.
from over the whole world, Canada! week there before returning to (leder- "Air they went, they were Gleamed."
being relieeeented of course The kb, exactly two months to the dal Then 14 wen the power
ilfferff eeJin the {n re-
1
ehu-
milttary j ing wee really wonder- since we had left. elplent& of the pc
' tui, permit, taking fleet Tiber and.-- man experiences. tine of the ten
the Irish 11lilh "tate &eecnsl end third.A termer once made to Abraham delayed hl& going to the prTeit tom
oleo witnessed an interesting polo Lincoln •n obviously exaggerated I enough to thank his benefactor. Be
between the top F)nirlteh team statement as to the height of his hay , returned and slowed hie gratitude to
top Irish, Free State team, crops "God by falling down on his face before
hHn mus attendwl our first I've been cutting hay, too,' said !Jew'''. And what made his conduct to
omfngntly in the eyes
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talking --
'were aunt. ghee landing and we
was allowed''. t•' nee that smoking
tare. About efteeout the whole pie -
How many toner
were a in. per cent. of know how been leant expected of the ten to
was
pine Well, 1 don't exactly his gratitude to tend.
was bias with It. We and the air many tons," said Lincoln carelessly, Iexprested
later that the. was allos.�t,t flat out *hut my men stacked ell they could j Jesus then said to him to en now
to the p'lest and obey the law of God
--for wlthnttt lits certlfleate a I -lennsrd
one could not he rednred to the P0-
elety of his friends re to the mettle
worship of Goo.
St. Luke Is the only one of the eyatm-
gellets' who reeords thy& cure of the
ten lepers. Leprosy was a disease
which the Jews nrpposed we. Infileted
for the punishment of mune mirth -tear
Lincoln minding.
'+Good (Tope' *eked the farmer.' of the Jews was that this men was •
Samaritan --the one who might have
aU the large theatres In lx)e nearly •out of doors and then stored the rest
and England. Something eh•tand In the barfly.
drew our attention welt the t
amount of eating that was done O�OR'17jN ,
-
tlw theetres. They didn't stop wit►
cboeolatesi, but many were having) 5 do be wrong who. R7 I come
afternoon test%Pried them right where . Atli
'they were vetting > 1 knock, and fall to lad
The mat unusual {,tate we rikFor nr e' <
In Dublin was St. encMn's church, door " 1 mtand outside your
which is eery Md. Vlaltors go 10 At. And het yon; sin, end to he. more than oilier
Mebane to look at the bridles In the •rad win, �'• •rad °lee to de" emotes. n mark o1 (*toys dispteeenre:
vaults beneath_ Thee are pr0•erved Weep, net for precious
and therefore Christ who came to
I hy Rolm- peculiarity of the atmosphere . p 'este. plowed _ .c.. and turn eaAy wrath,
unray,
as perfeeely as Egyptian murnmtea. . nil not for golden Age* oa
The sexton takes you outAde through nM e►aM
the ehnrcheanl and appronehes heavy Feel night I baro the remotes K tiw
Iron dnnre on the ground level against dap•
wall rat the church. Thoth he m,- .11 sunrlw every soul 11 torn seta. Itsealtcl
Laugh •e a bey a pleasure, that Its t1)0 [cast kindle-.
of Malts Into darkroom. Yon 11MIte hAve aped �t r of atigethi t
took pwrtieubr care to cleanse the
leper. that eamc In hie way.
Jess took notice tMt nine did not
retnrn when they saw they were
the wa . How very great le the Hn
invite and you look down a steep sight tat 1 Ill 1 t h °t legretitudel Nine out of tett were
an yon dweefA that the all 1a 1)44 the To viuil+lrtel joys he blind, end deaf,
tfitlled. clammy air of a erypa: It is and ducat;
almost warm and of Is sttr•pt'inittj I By judgments wail the dead part with
frostbite's. L the desd.
tiff
♦ fro* sombereach silIp of high -van
ofasdt,•ntrn! lttr11, Imes!
d } come.lint never hind a moment yet to me.
•ase rwnning Pent end Wort ts•nenth ! Thengh deep In nitre, wring not your
the church. They are Acted Wkh Iron ' heels and. weep,
gates. TDF a•ston take.. an enter I lend my arm to all Who M) "i an;"
1 lamp. opens • gate. end leader the' e,, ehamefa,rd outcast ever Mak 110
1 way Into woe 0f the vaults fll,lies hIs deep
MMA over the moat ghestlr •.irht eon 11n1 he ,nicht t'i•e, and be again a man.
ran imagt•e. Coffins Ile sacked eve 1 —Walter Malone.
110
to thorn by this stranger whom,
thrr tame in torn* with when tra,el
ling nn tM• cession road
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WMt1.11 MiSSION.S
The Rea
r h Klug
it was the npmfog day rat the nn.
ham Reload term. Many ptupils who
had already arrived at the elite
hoarding school •nsI settled 1n. wen
nun .,uttered on the playground,
chattering or romping with old sem
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a
TIsr Chance to Win
a Handsome
Marshall Mattress
The liers-(i•lt Company la giving
aw 7 5 of the famous Marshall
Spring Mattresses fo the first
Ave fie_ wham names are
rawa ff 4C! "Marshall Week"
Drawing•
All you have to d0 is fill In
the coupon with your name and
address, bring 1t into our More,
Ant we will mall your coupon to
the Marshall Company for entry
In the drawing. It la all free.
You are under no obligation to
Arty, but your entry mum be
made during "Marshall Week. -
April rth to the 25th. We will
know the results an May 15th.
We supply the ooapona.
J. R. Wheeler
1'u „r,'d [einm'l„, and _
Fvr,,,line Dealer . . •`
Hamilton Stmt. G wkf
motets. Stage ARS; Mae. g5tt
COSTS SO
LITTLE!
• You can buy • Wainer
hour. for as lied• as lee
• der. Aslt it. *boor this
special plan.
No wonder we are enthusiastic
about the extraordinary value
offered in the Westinghouse
Golden Jubilee Refrigerators.
Never before has such a combina-
tion of beauty, efficiency and
conveniences been offered in one
refrigerator ... Modern Tines of
graceful simplicity ... the time -
tented efficiency of the hermetic-
ally sealed unit . . . and extra
convenience of such handy fea-
tures as the Stor Dor, Ejecto-
cube ice tray, fast freezing shelf,
etc. These are the things that
make up the extra value is West-
inghouse Refrigerators.
TALBOT & CORNISH
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GOOKRION
ONTARIO
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