The Signal, 1936-11-5, Page 6AP"
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S-Arbaroday, nevember 6th, 7/M
IT WAS A GREAT
PLEASURE TO MEET
YOU ALL AT THE
CANADA STARCH
COOKING SCHOOL !
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brae,
1
. QROwN BRAM
CARAIRRLS
x1 cep whits rift r
cop )4 Corn
/� n Baa nd
4 croons
cup butter
cup Mazola
cup milk
teaspoon vanilla
Mrn.OD: Pat ell ir..-k la
••e:•M .aa(IL m e■�
Btu and cook over lel aa*
SSW m ben te tented
ddissolved. CCCWSW
.••M••kkk
the ready is hard (IdT.)
Remove from hest. add •aaffis
and pear into oiled pia. Cut
into ogwar.s wises 4a
And now may i remind you
that you will always get uni-
form and satisfactory results hy
usins Edwardsburg "CROWN
BRAND" Corn Syrup, Benson's
Coro Starch and Mazola, the
Salad and Cooking Oil. They
are economical, wholesome and
delicious, sad I have never found
anything to equal them. By the
way -be sure to listen to our
broadcasts every Monday, Tues-
day, Wednesday and Thursday
at 10.15 a.m. over CPRB. You
will find them full of new ideas
on planning better meals.
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8NI►ulMwle nen.
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THE SIGNAL ' - GODERICH, ONT.
Interesting Questions and Answers
.a "see) •.
'Who Isn't interested in the columu he said. "Thank (3-,..d, m) Iwly, that
that Is a question box dealt with lu P.!! were born IK Seotlaud."
a competent way that is featured in John Brown of Itxeklingunr. Puritan
so mane Journals these days? Dorothy i wipe aid preacher and scholar of the
y edahteemth century, had many children. knu th• straight
Di:, for etraimplonsisandiug atulCJllJa elder sun. JOgood Rrr(r;
Lift up i.ine ryes,. and a.ek jeki flee.
.1.1te with Its way before us 10s:
Christ Is the path, and e`borlat the
prlae. -
• John Munsell.
..leas a preacher
loge with a girl to
shored for a time
it was a young
loiter! the young
i pc tion". The father wben
and the near ut tee da Is esprrY.dal-. i11�1ew': lwlulugr was a
rave throfh Ho
$d's
alt•ution by bee replier afid couu*elr too. and he fell -
to role:lions enquirers then the west,; IArudon where he�
iopUlar novelist. When the editorials I in ala early day.
dressmaker who c,
are sidetracked, tbe political outburst IJuhu* affee
J little dubious and despatched another
se. ly weaned, that h as column', "Cart
`_,i nsou,-'Ebenezer, to play the part of Ma -
.00 and do, 1 am In a Rix, what should
for Pendennls, When Flseneaer re-
turned from London he was eagerly
asked If he had seem the girl and what
about bar. Ebenezer gave the over-
whelming reply, "Father, If John does
not marry her, I'm going to marry her
myself."
What more to he said was there
when to the question sent up to one
presiding over a questions and an -
ewers eoIumn on the care of children,
''Our baby, elgbt mouths old, is cot -
ting teeth. ghat shall we do for seers of the earth -twinging
[ of saudwlebca, pumpkin pie and core'
him
him?" the reply was, "You might get the Itaptlet and these be more fully
Instructed to the i of Jesus sbeavets with them?" ---From The Out- ' fee were servd, and a bnppy *YNiag
the family together and give him three addition look of the Church. was hror,ght to a close.
musing (herr*. He need's nothing Chriet. After this addition of twelve Wo�t*tr Inrtltule.-The Du
else." wen to the infant church, Paul en- pgaaaoa►
branch of the Women's Itatitute held
Ira regular meeting or Wednesday
afternoon at the bons. of Mre. R.
Davidson, with the president, Mrs. W-
•
1 do? etc., etc.,"'holds tbrattenttoa and
is generally read through' to the end.
' It 1* no little tank to take on the
were and respenalbllity of publicly an-
ise:ming -genuine questions that often
redact He hardest and deepest of hu-
man problems. A numbskull, a fool, an
ass, an ignorant person, one who can
only approach matters very superficial-
ly, who can merely pose as a coun-
sellor, has no place here. We' have
heard of ■ king who reignfed only three
months. Hie time would be lees than
that. Whether it be a medical column
or a legal question box, or a Young
People s Problem Corner, or Brlpg Your
(Juestione to Socrates, the person
whose work it is W try toanswvr with
satisfaction must have had a wide ex-
perlesit'e, must ten+ in-possessiuu of -deep
sympathies. must have a great sense
of humor and be as wise and kindly
10 he or she knows bow to 1*. A
recent reading of Donald Soper s
tired - tit i'hriat on Tower Hill" gives
a a
Our
Visit Store
tee. - FOR
Extra
Specials
DURING
Dollar Days
Nov. 5, 6, 7
M. ROBINS
Agent for Tip Top Tailors
PHONE 384
one an idea of the terrific task it is
for even a versatile wan with tremen-
COLBORNE TOWNSHIP duns courage and grit to fare the pub-
- PRA Sita
Help trig, ti lord, In all the relation- the largest since-i99-�-, Iswreaaefr out as bilious: A piano duet.
shwa of lite to play the game, and so iu the uumber of prayer helpers and 1 by Mrs. QZ'.- 17eleaven end daughter
shad our souls b• uourished and rlanon is also aluown Wilma; reading, by )Liss Melba row-
rlrengthrtDed in Thy. orrice. Amen.Main stations have increased from ter; cove duet, 'v►ptfnd.'le Frog," by
• • • 344 t.. 3611 with 111 estimated member- Dorian sad June Rutledge; a Journal
8 S. 18880\ FOR NOV. 8, 19311"'hip .)f Nome)r-omuruulcaLts. Work- read by Miss Olive Farrier; a trio.
ere wbo serve in Isolated plates many 'The Torpedo and the Whale," by
t4wen 1.gk-Thr ('hriatlan Warfare. at timer lie assailed by discourage- Mow t'Ia!re Pentland and Mr. and Mrw.
Lessen Passage, -Acta 11:8-12, 13-24; meat at the 'dowuesa of the harvest, T. it. Turner; a solo, ''Pussy ('at." by
E bedans 8:13-24. but when 11* year's total is aggre- Lynn Turner; a drama. made up of
Golden Text-Ephrsians 6:11. gated there is Just cause fur rejoicing. witches, and piano music supplied by
It this to the case In time what sur- Mfrs Wl.tna Treleaven, who repre-
prises are in store for us in eternity assured ■ ghost ; songs and rounds led
when they come from the four eon by Slime Cora Culbert. Refreshment&
t►n feud's second visit to Bpbesus
he came into t-ontect with a small
eungregation of the dls(•lples of John
The funniest question sent up to The
Onward inears' where question by
young men Ind women are so comp.-
tentty dealt with was this. '•Should.&.
Christian girl let a boy kise her wbsg
be says goodnight after taking her
home from church* Please answer be-
fore next Wtnday night."
Dorothy Dix evidently Lets stank
aonte•time.. Here Is a •••• tit
'sunlit make auybody bis or
her bead for an answer. Dear Mia
tered most heartily foto the work of
the Jewish syuagogue. Ile was well
reeeltved for a time. lie continued
for three mouth* "reasoning and per- Jorie McDonald arrival home the first
trading as 10 the thing* t-ontertting the 13ruwq 1p charge. ,. Grandmothers.
kingdom of God." But, ea it was else- Pan et the week hum Clxaley, whirr numbering thirty-0ve, were entertained.
where, sn war it at F�rhrsus, tare of -
Mrs. had r pullet's* fur several week i mile/ leas -less -by a cerao
fence of the Cross told in the long Mrs. I. J. Crawford w closing her about grandmotberr. - 'Nae aeerrter
run upon tbe worshippers of the lrousr asdl will lessee shortly to eyelid rend the_reportof tbe last meeting
rayaagogur.-- The urlgita' Christia the winter months with her daughter, and.ahia gave en amount of tbe pre.
Church was Jewish. Aquila and Pel} I Mrs. guy R'llile, I)r,cilia, ApolWee-aird' Tianitl: ad tbe ruit. nrels.reallsrd from for h+r3- supper hes'
Ties. 1Vm. C7amylwll :r visiting et recent!). 1t was decided 'o divide tb*
the hums sad liErtr 4Lua. �peviceed• frees the -supper among the
Webster.er. -• _ _= -piddle Blaney,conseterg._ skating • riik
- Yr. and Mts. Lloyd and ' little asd-Teras. 3-I s_,•s d ui• • o.
dagghter of Cluurrie's Cot hers, vidlad
began to open out t�'e �-wMttr Mato. Mr*. R. IIcIIoMW reed as
recently wit re -Elizabeth Robb.
for Gentiles as well as tor Jews In MIs* Frances Brydges, who visited ankle on !'reset Mrr. A J► MIL
gospel which be preached, thea Kenzie read eurreut events. Mets_
riots anu disturbances became matters ber aunt, Mn. ileo. Iroise, and other "avid+on read an Interesting paper.en
relative*, left for her Num in the ..Early Days to This s'ommualty."
W'rr on IF Id
t r ay, Mra. Ellen - Clue. aged eighty-three. e, tJ)e
Mrs Jia. GlrvIo, who 1s conralcwiug oldest grandmother pr. --ant, was
after having
theerectared hes hip, Ir
ewer ed ■ smallR Tile Mrs. W. R.
DUNGANNON
DCNGAN\Y►N. Nov. 4. -Miss Mar -
tic, big that fanoyx Methowifst preacher Dix -1 want to get married. My Job dbreiples of John the Reptile would
• d.r�s
un 'rower id every week. and
r e u
does not ,.rhome•u c
Dae excited n rearmmsas- La _the
()QI.BOHNE TUN'NRIiTl•,-�Fes. the wire_ ata thousand sad one.} R In ( uta t with neo.
things of human lite and the religlooa tions are limited. levee tried evening
Lid social problems of the day. It� courses/at university four contacts. with
would add to the varlet) of our public no results. Each class was with girls like myself. 1 presuJme,ammed
religious'servi es If :sometimes instead
of having a preaching service the
preacher were bombarded with reason-
ablequestions that solicited enll
r hten-
t
'Dent and guidance. There would be abound. The world is full of men,
a spicy Invest that would spall many according to the census report, and
service.
a dull srfee. There might, also, be every girl has to take her chances at
a wlltlgg on the part of some self -as- eatchtng one. It is just a matter of
Aired pulpiteers. Of tourer, wee should
have to rule out the silly, boary quer- loch''
tions that are so apt W be flung at the
1 man who would open a question box.
- The Rev., Watts Ditchfield, who be-
d came the Bishop of Chelmsford, once
a neighbor of mine, used to have a
c question and answer period in his
c Pleasant Sunday Afternoon Service.
He got tired of the old question, "Who
was r'ain's wits?" and answered it one
day in this way --that be didn't know
and didn't earn, and if the fellow who
asked the question would concern him-
self more about his own wife 11 would
be to his credit instead of bothering
about C*.n'a.
Those In high position. who are be-
lieved to be in a position to give light
on any quet.tloa that crops ap,-are often II
approached until they wonder it the
are mistaken for walking encyclopedia*. II
They have to exercise a great deal of
patience and determine to bejstri_ctly
courteous it they come through the
ordeal with honors. Some can clever-
ly
leverly Meet the Interrogations. The grea
Dr. Parker of ('1ty Tempts- fame could
One example is when he was aek'ed en
occasion what wet: the best reply
to "Meeks on the Bible. His answer
given right ort, contain d one word
"Circulation." It la shied he receive
w-Getter--uDe time .aAl_g_for (*erten
Information respeoting a minor -oc-
trine of theolpgy. His reply vias on
..a postcard with three fiords written
on It, "Consult the Soiok'y-Few' 11
- say public men of this age could ex-
oel the Itev. 1)r. Parkes Cadman, who
receutly passed away. , This great
American preacher was king among
I answer questions
Mrs. I. Snell, of Blyth. ispeat�tL. 4utstlon that drat wItIs the d
week -end with Mr. and Mrs. Earl elle
Knight.
There was no service lo the I'resbye
terinn church on Sunday, owing t0
the anniversary rervl(ea at Auburn.
` Hallowe'en Party. -on Friday even-
ing the Baptist young people motored
over from Auburn, and held a Hal-
lowe'en party at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Earl McKnight. The evening
was spent in games, a co.•tume parade
and pr.tgram. Including sclos by Mrs.
Wm. Haggitt and Miss Helen Perin -
son. a readipg by Miss Amelia Mc:-
Dwain,
e-Dwain, and a Journal l;f Mrs. Ear
McKnight. The Judges of the cos
tomes were Rev. G. W. Sherman an
Mr. R. J. Phillip" and the prizes were
awarded as follows: Beat cowl
lady, Mrs. Earl Raithby; best cowl
gent, Frank IRalthby: best comic girl
Lois Ferguson; beast dressed lady.
Helen Ferguson: crest dre...ea gent.
Billie Italthby ; hest dres.ed bey. Jack
McKnight.
I cannot afford to travel and my vacs- n)Uds of the Jews, but wbee St. Paul
hunting for a bushand. Can you belp
me? ()r le It a lost cause?" The an-
swer was, "I know of no particular
spot R
here men who want t to mar
re
Bolla wear out like automobiles, like
clothes and people. -Farmers' Advo-
cate.
PURtTy FLOUR
More Bread -and Better Bread
and Better Pastry, Too
P Ft%
Better Food -Bigger Ta nes
SUPERIOR STORES
New York Notes
of daily ost urren(e, and the (rypoal-
tldu at last became so bitter that
Paul withdrew his followers to flue
school or lecture -hall of our T ran -
J
Lir a teacher whom perhaps Paul tt s3- planning to return with her daughter,
cvipverted. For more than tau years bas' Melville Reid. to Turutato to spend
Paul continued his labors there "so the *inter muntbs.
Haat migntlly grew the word of -(Jud Mrs. D. Errington, of the Ith con -
and prevailed. MS"tOn of nest Vawagasb.. agent a
Fatecotans 1:13-24.-WLen Paul, as' is day* visiting Mr. and illy . 1). S.
ambassador for Christ, was shut up In Errington, on the tit D.
prison at some he had Tychiew Mr. H. J. L. Eedy has been quite 111
write a letter to the Christians in latae;. We hope for k!m a speedy
Epbeaus. He told them life Is •
re(overy. Mr. ]Ins Mlltloa bas town
(Continued from warfare and that their duty was to assIi4ing at the bread making during
Pette 31 put on the whale armor of Gal, Mr. Eerly's aleknea
building is reviving. one say a that ye may be able to steal against Mr. aid Mrs. J. D. Hessen and Miss
boom is coming. There is a alight the wilco of the devil." lu what Clara Sproule, of, Stratford, were Sun -
terror in the word "boom." But
there are signs of a ',letup. A house -
painting yob of ours can be started
only in a month's time, an electricalspec if, ; and, In doing It, De gives a with Inc lady s permits, Mr. and Mrs.
Job was held up ern days, some car- description of the'anclent armor of • Itobt• Metabe, Colborne.pantry work two weeks. end no car- soldier. The girdle wear used to bind Mr. et Mrs. Robe. Van Norman and
neuter Is yet In sight. 111 food closely to the body their boor*, flowing daughter, Dorothy, of Hsmlota, Alta., ■
signs. In the Tarter vier of eondl- boor*,rotree w filch were Itt. ordinary dreier in and Mr. Robt. Irwin, of Kincardine,
'lona and prosper ts, the Temporary war ay well . as in aerate. so the were., d.itora on Tuesday with Mr. and
Emergency Relief Association has in- Christian warrior needs the girdle of nc
Mrs. Geo. Irwin.
formed Governor ehman that demo- truth to brace hid, up for "Great Is Mr. W. J. Robb, of the Oth (-oe-
Mllzatlon of quiet relief is now ander the laxity of falsehood! troth binds *don of West Wawano.h, ie having boa
way. This X.F.. R.A.. as it is (ailed, the. man." The Dree.tplate or coat home remodelled and asphalt siding
is but one of our relief holies; but of mail was worn to protect tbe bode. shingles put on.
for without it a soldier could not de-
fend hon self against a foe. Just aa
true is it that no one can 'success-
fully
suc ess-
fully meet the power of temptation un-
lesw he is righteous. ►o St. Paul urges
the putting on of the breastplate
" 1e r righteousues,s. 'Phis a:. ne Gal ou
Meoscre, who has made, oder tbe help of Saviour can supply. The Chr!rtias
relief workers ami professlonal also- saddler must alar be prepared with
elates, a tranaformatlon In the pbysl- the ravel of peace to meet attacks
:argilwaranre of Net: York ands its in. -their -dally lite m.rcbe•; to make
environs. Every park has been im-
proved. them Arm in the day .t conflict with
Waterfront has toren re -their foes. -
claimed and le beteglin d_ wlth-4_- _ sol- is not to
ade•. Scores of playgrounds fully -armed un -
their
Jt Icon he pus a 7efend bine
way they were to resist the attacks day gtx•rta with Mrs. D`vid Sproule.
of their assailant, and how they were Mr. and Mr,. Harvey Alton and
to be armed the sweetie proceed* to little sun; ltonafd,, ire*w 8nuday gnerta
its liquidation Is significant.
• • ••
t Our park; and parkways bate been
greart�•`etxtended and Improved in the
last two or three years. We are,
blessed I.y having as park commluloe-
, e r for both State and cite Mr.Robert
Raisins
2'21c,
HANDY AMMONIA
Pork & Beans
23 -oz. tins 19c
ST. CROIX CASTILE SOAP...;
8 cakes 25c
INTERLAKE TOILET PAPER..... .... 3 large rolls 25c
LUX FLAKES . .. . Small pkg. 10e; large pkg. 24c
JERSEY GLOVES, Grey or Brown Pair 19c
COWAN'S COCOA 1/4 -Ib. tin 15c; 1-1b. tin 25c
RED PLUM JAM Large 32 -oz. jar 25c
LOOSE READICUT MACAROIR
CROTHER'8 SODA BISCUITS..,
LIBBY'S SPAGHETTI
2 lbs. tic
2 1-1b. pkgs. 25c
....2 16 -oz. tins 19c
CASCADE SALMON 4-1b. tin, 2 for 19c; 1 -Ib. tin 14c
1116LA$SE8 SNAP BISCIIITS....
Lb. 10c
`Salida Tea
Yellow Label Brown Label
%-lb. 27c
1/21b. 31c
F-RFE ►
One 6c pkg
. Black Pepper
wiof 2 pkgs
SALT , ;
Plain or Iodised
2 /arta► Pk 1 SC
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J. J. McEWEN
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nes", A volume of his replies _ to
[questions from a multitude of enquir-
l(e•s un a wide range 'of subjects that
trudble the minds of people reveals-An-
extraordinary
eveals-66extraordinary thoroughness In the
realm of knowledge, a common acme
and a sympathy that are almost un-
.urpaseed. There Ie a story told in
the Fatted States that at a dinner
patty a prize Was offered to the guest
who could telt the best "impromptu
fairy tale. The competitors wile este-
coseent'agreed 'that the prize abbuld
go to the OUP whose story began. "Once
upon a time simebudy a+aked Dr. S.
"Parkes Cadman a question. and he
replied '1 don't know.' " - .
If the map is persltrtently need as
a• questicn box, 'and especially at a
tdmp Witles"b. *•it)Irei to be Itft alone,
he is to be forgiven If he betrays a
little perlshnee or reveals Irritation.
leery few men eonalder themselves In
the alas. of Macaulay, who was spok-
en of as "a book in breeches."
Bishop Thorokl was victimised by an
er•oentrle persistent questioner who was
n vicar In a diocese the bishop was
visiting. As they were driving away
from t•hurch after sert•Ice, this eccen-
tric cleric mlddenly clasped the Binh-
otic leg (a very dapper little leg), say -
Ing, apropos .of *meeting wild In the
service, "My Lore, do our beloved de-
parted gee us?" There was dead sil-
ent For a`8roment, then In stern tunes
temp the reply, '•i don't know. 'Don't
torch my kg."
It Is the rase sometimes that the
lint, eager tpeedlon is unexpectedly
Mrs. J. Barkley and Mrs. R. Fitz-
gerald
itsgerald visited Mr. and Mrs. Stich.
Gardner, of Zion, over 11 a week -end.
Mr and Mrs. J.,.. Petrie, of Salt -
ford, rimed Mr. and Mrs Geo; Ham-
ilton on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. ItarL! y. of Fe •
Bay, have returned hoeseaf vlslt-
Ing friends in this lo. silty,
Literary (engram. The su) owIng
la a report of lite lase rlterary pro-
-grant bt'ht tet tlie_ jUblor ,*•hoot room,
from 3 to 4 p.m.. on Friday 11.1. An
executive for 1YUU-37 wa+ formed as
fo11use •1zresldent, Laverne Culbert ;
been built, to the joy of c•ountlesa self. 'So St. Paul' maker"1'11th bold rile-presldent, Anetta Stewart: seere-
ehildren and their gttardlars. Swim In the other Chrlstlan graces the. la�y. FJttalrelle Webster; treasurer,
ming pools have been bald out in a same relation whieh the shield does le'ranklin Eedy-: onto of paper. An -
great number of congested tenement tr, the other part-. of the armor of a Jett* Stewart: asdetant editor, Ray-
__
-*real.. -glee ilL, sul llcr. AsUotet_gy_-the soldier had mond /Cerise The n+. me deutan for
that lwd.been�are and unattra'ttre hes Renee), be feliascure and- s I P-Pwr I' ;'a: /ate x� Ds
f.,r mane yews have been re -designed. as a. Christian has faith, he is ea limen s It b
u:d Inion Square, where the Anercb- The other nese-*wry parts of a sol- boys; recitations by tlweiubtyn Stew-
taix tet, was maele.ocer Rryant alter'. tul!equipment are a helmet and ' l'Ft, Oink tsr
Stewart, Bernie Wvrtt,
THE IDIiAL ARRANOE-
l'ark, back of the classic Public LW' a sword. The 11441i -et protects tom!
taped from the blows ,f the enemy, Patterson, Pauline Jone*, Doris Reed, )Trim
The ('hrostlan mint take the helmet
of salvation as the (14.f/owe of his soul
'The hope of final victory inustalna the A Dorian and June Rut!edge; In Ito warfare. The sword was y reading
an essential dart of an „„lent sol- of the paper by Anetta Stewart; drill
doer's armor. The sat rd of the by gins of Junior room; reading by
Spirit which 1a .the Word of God was Doris grates At the clone of the pro -
Spirit
the weapon that our ilavlout used
?[tethers gave ■ demonstration on ,elle
making of braided rugs. After the
close of the meeting refreshments were
eerved by the hostess•*, Mrs. C. C.
Brown, Mrse Bert Roach, Mrs. R.
Bradfordand Mr.. T. Park.
•r,
R. A. REID
-Registered Optometrist --
Byes Examined Glasses Pitied
117 years In Stratford), at
Robertson's JewebT Storz
"Satisfaction at Moderate Coot"
Fall Suits
The Smart Fall Samples for
Kea Are Here Now!
THE NEWEST STYLES
They are here for your
• inspection
EVERYTHING IN MEN'S
WEAR
Chas Black
East Street and Square
GODERICH
The Studio
CoueIi---
nary
which was for a long time a
shabby spot frequented by loafers,
and,a dumping ground for odds and
ends. of municipal junk. U now a spot
of rare beauty. The bulldiva of
new parkways and revamping of nld
parks and squares is quite fa.dnating.
If a apt le Meek or uilnvitlne. full-
grown trees are put in the ground.
Oae may see these largo trees, with
earth and roots tied up .n burlap, ly-
Ing about everywhere along these new
periling and pork- project..
• • •
Tree plantfngin New York la an art,
almost. When one of the many news
rows of English -type honses is built.
the landscape men will have _sodding
done and trees and shrubs to go with
It, all harmonious in effect as if they
trees and bushes had grown their full
else on the spot.
Building, by the way. shows a forty-
one per cent. Ineresse over 11KRi.
There Ware 90,000 vacant apartments
In New 'Y({rk two years ago. Now
the better chase of apartment-bulld-
Ings are nearly filled ap. The of-•
flee buildings In the ','sill street area
are filling up again, too. and akeletnn
staffs of brokers' cicrka are being
filled out to hill pre-depresalon size.
• • .
Railroad fares ,were lowered by law
to two cents a mile last spring.
and so overwhelmingly met that there How some of the Pldetern roads did
1a nothing else to he said. That was protest, and delay, and seek • Mort
the rase when the femme* Moody com- Injnnetinns to stay the evicentlon of during 10115. Tire prohnbillly Is, that
menerd o sermon on one neraslon with this order! .4 strange thine hair several thousand more hare been
the que.11ou "What to prayer?" tie pend. Tbc Ineeome of these same Morn eg.:in. M .shall ,w toagain
was not expecting an Immediate an- objeeting railroads - hail Increaaed throotgh the faithful trrenlhingwn of flee
•war. but Jnst pit the matter that way,[twenty-five per rent, sinew the reduo• misionaries haat year. It Is not the
to gain tie, Attention of hl+ large, J tion. Our own Long Island Railroad, first thity of the mh•eionary to mune
youthful nnil len re. Ln an Instant lamp of the most r•luetint to rengnlae the harvest, tut 10 •mw• the Seed. Am11
.sores of hands shot up. 1t was a ?the now order, now has great pnsteri will, in ilk own tin* st;a place, re-
moment Mundy realisesi-ibe+e advising travellers to travel hy rail. real the Increase There 1a, how -
children ser. eager to -answer. Paint- Whole page ads. In dally papers, spun- ever. otiose for thelog that the
Ing to one t'o'ng lad he asked him to *mrd by different erlmhlred linea, rill htrre•,t rrrealcd 1. str abundant. W'Ith
torocldP the tnawer. "1'rtifetlR�bP nne exe.p k,n. b5:i', was the mart t4ult
(T(tIF
NI year In the htfory of the ('.LN.
Tait, In the fare of Interruptions, Is a
glowing IrRoute to the value of Chris►
alto mlxslnna
Wltbonti anllcitatlon nf funis. the
f :}inti 1n�1'-Amt'-rep.r4--- aMrwi►
that the total heteg., for the rear was
,•r -f'.
Leonard Wren:- "Origin of -Hal-
lowe'en." read -by ,�lI-•-'lfradtord ;
sang M the junior loos: song
to meet the tempter In the wilderness.
A single text of St•rfptnre will help
ue foil the tempter's power, so how
necessary it 1s for us to study Gosra
word. No matter how complete the
armor: no matter bow skflld we
may be in the 44'. if of war; no
matter bow eouragee/us we may be,
ewe ailed he certain that without pray-
ers-we
ray-
ers we shall he defeated: ser St. I'a0l
diose usage. the (lmreh at Ephesus to
"pray always. with all pry�__ e,pd
supplication in the Spirit." Ckee
themed from Barnes' ('ommentary).
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WORID MISSIONS
"New life the Dead Receive"
Under the foregoing .•aptlon the
annual report of the China Inland
Mbwion far iiIfif loss Just been pub-
lished. Slowly, but surely, the Goa -
poi le being presenter) for a witnea•
In the troubled land of china, and
/sere and there men and women are
accepting Christ e• Suvintar, and
openly o.ufesatng their allegiance to
Him, the latent report showing that
7,'IS1 were buptired In 1'. 1. Mlswtona
offering tap of our desired to r
things .greeehl. to Ala •1/RI, In t1Me
name of ('hrlst. with (ennf#eowlnn of our
alma. and I,egpkful acknowhrtgmeent of
H1+ mcn•IPa, ran. i}iS Yiffesi'?afmg
reatonce by the hay. Mr. Moody was
ilclighted, "Tor teapot better that,"
the attention nf the travelling public
to the enmfnrt and partlenlarly the
wiafety of railway trate!. One. rail-
road praldtnt has staid :hat his sys-
tem has but tapped the now trivet
t$ng tmatnc ** sad that bundlers pot-
sibilities await progre•aive Fallreti7lt.'
Oct, 30, 1936, C. H.
gram candy was served end (rd Save
the King was sung.
Hallowe'en 8edaL-The Hallowe'en
modal held by the Y.P.t'. of tie. United
church on Wednesday night was well
attended. The program � by
Thornton Eedy opened with a "masked
parade." The prix --winners were:
Lady'* fancy drew+, (Dori* Swan;
lady's eomle•, Walter Dleklnaon ; gent's
fancy, Douglas Elliott: gent's coni.,.,
Harold Patterson; child's fancy, Bet-
ty Gillespie; boy'. fancy, Morrie Cur-
rie A raried program was then ear -
It can he used as a chesterfield
or In a moment can he converted
Into a double bed or two !tingle
beds. A wardrobe compartment
can bre added at a slight addi-
tional cost. A llsfngrbom and
bedroom combined. 'lion may
choose your own coverings.
3. R. Wheeler
Funeral Director and
Furniture Dealer
HaMmiItea Street, Galeria 1
PHONES: Store 335; RP!, RIf6
SAVE MONEY
By l*j-ring Marne Domestic Lump Coal in your furnace,
Quebec heater and range. Customers who are using this
i''oal say that they likeit better than Pocahontaa;
e
Cash Price ---$8.50
Burn Ford Coke at $10.50
The above ('oat and Coke have been brought in via boat
and the saving in freight is being pasted on to the rnnaumrr.
7. s
7.
For Ha/ ware, Plumbing and Heating, give tie a eau.
All work Promptly attended to and fully guaranteed.
rho Chas. C. Lee
(X)AL TAW AND STORE AT ILA*BOR •"'
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