The Signal, 1906-2-22, Page 3•
'EHE SIGN AI, : (.ODEItIt'II ON .%1;It
Tito emir Feb. ta, 1906
Can't
Eat
Enough
of
Appetite comes with eating
and each square of crisp de-
liciousness seems but to make
room for more.
Mooney's Perfection
Cream Sodas
are different from any other
cracker. Nothing heavy or
doughy about them but so Tight
and crisp that they are trans-
parent. Mooney's biscuits will
be a regular dish on your table
if you will try them.
Say-Mooney's' to your grocer.
Sold
on 3
Months'
Trial
t \or ar h,nO7Inevery way.
ALWAYS READY
FOR INSTANT USE
because the "Cart Math lie"
rterreral/y temerrvI and
hollow around in its own
occulLar way. Wntu
rdinar rtful
use, It wily
cal told
, u edge tor
rears
with
Mews of the 9rstrkt.
Exeter is talking of having a grand
celebration on the 24th of May.
Angus McDonald has sold his hotel
at Lucknow to 'rhos. Nunes, of Strat-
ford.
Robert Tuoiupuon will open out a
new drug store in Kiut111irdine very
rlhnrtly.
Meson. Culbert, of lig dville,
have purchased the Payne NMI 4,11
the Mill road, Tuckersmith.
The "gentlemen of Clinton" will
give au asseulbly in the town hall on
the evening of February 27th
the most intimate friends of the .bride
and gamut. Mr. and Mrs. Kennedy
will reside with Mr. Currie in Wing -
haul.
The death ut•t•ut•t'evl on Tuesday of
last week of Mee. H. 1'. Kennedy, au
old and touch esteemed resident of
Seafot-th. Her demise took place at
her home in Egmondville after an
illness of four months, the result of a
{autolytic stroke. The deceased had
been a resident mt Seafort11 for many
years, Mr. Kennedy being 11 former
proprietor of the Grip hotel, hitt fur
some time they had leen living
Messrs. Strew turd lr„.oe, of Myth, retired at Egmundville. Besides her
haveun-hasel the evaporating plant I husband the deceased is survived by
and llusiness of Mahler Brom., of otic daughter, Mrs. Clarets, of Toronto.
1Viughatn.
J. G. Medd, who a few weeks He
(Reposed of his lsu•Ia•r business in
Clinton to Fred. 1Vbitely, has twilight
it hack and is in possession.
The new bridge over the river at
the still dam in Winghtuu itt 11dw
completed. The structure is about a
foot higher than the old bridge.
The Winghanl high school board
has leen fully organized Haid at its Zest
meeting a site fur the new high school
to kw erected shortly WKS chosen.
Preparations ate being made for a
great exhibition and nate of live stock
iu Clutton stn April rah. Prizes
amounting to $3110 will be offered.
.1. A. Griffin, of St. l'athariuee Col-
legiate, formerly. of Cliutuo,. has
resigner) in aster to aceept a lucrative
petition in commercial life at Detroit.
• t41 •1 Jtu'kstes who reskiel on the.,
2nd Concession of linnet. died sud-
denly of heart failure. He was fifty-
six yews of age and leaves a wife and
strtall latllily.
The Carey Dry Goats Co., who
rerently purchased the Alex. Ritchie
stock in \Vinghanl, has decided te
continue the business there ru'd will
re -open about the lot of March.
Mies .Fuphenlia C only
lat'tghter of Mr. and Mrs. 1l. M. Cum•
yen. of Newry, former ire dents of
Sea forth. was recently mitits! to
James Morrison, of lierestutvl, au,
Charlet; Beverley, who n cies
ago was engager) in business in Exe-
ter, has tenanted to that" village from
Hensall and will ere -engage in the
furniture and undertaking business
them.
John Mowat, a highly trotter ted
resident of Seaforth, dird,at his haute
here on Sunday, February 11th, in
its Seventieth year. Ile leaves a
vides and as large fitfully to mourn
his death.
News bar been received -in 'Wing -
in of the death in Bellevue hospital.
s York, of (;melt(( E. Williams,
for lerly of Wiugbaul. The young
maw Wad erupinyed in the Bank of
Manu ton prior to his leaving Wing -
ham.
A qui •1 -but tetty wedding was
*dent
nirt at th lr•si, nee of Rev.
Dr. MeK y, lit' iucardl e, on Jan-
uarj --l' kh, when Miss A le, only
the late SKmlur
S 111.11't•itvl to
Bard i Ire.
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needs " Bu-ju " if he wants to
keep his health. Beer, whisky,
wine --all alcoholic beverages -
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back, headaches, brick dust de-
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the kidneys are seriously in-
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strengthens and invigorates the
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" Bala " is not a cure for the
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the steady drinker against
ieB.try disease.
All drugsists have .. Ba -Ju " or will
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daughter of
of Blyth, w
Stewart, of KI
Last ..week 1
\Vitgliaul, dispu
.her business the
011,11, who will t: e . prss'asinn on
)larch 1st. Nits IN .glitfitan intends
g ' g \Ve•st and will it.htlly- engage
in the w.ute line of 4u.'ness. '
The heating appatatt at the new
(1. T. It. station in Wing ant has been
found to be not large enoo h to supply
the 'necessary at t It stelae In
hetet the new building. his has
causal ,a delay in moving to he Row
premises. The building is co pletedi
;Uhl will be in use very shortly.
John Wyatt. of Mullett, has so 1 his
lls6(rre (purl near Ilarhlck, WWII he
put•cjuasd n short time ago- from . r.
Crosby, to Peter Taylor for lit).:■ 1.
The farm In a grail 1111,,• lint tate built
lugs are not first -Plass. Mr. Wyatt
inu•nds ring to New °loath in the
sin•iug to push his fin tune them.
?hiker.
'ei rge
of
If. N'ighttitan,
sl of his lama a
• to' Robert Joh
She was seventy-two years of age.
Presenektion to W. J. Harland, Clinton.
(Inc evening 1•eeently the members
of Ontario street Methodist church
choir, Clinton. were entertained at
the home of W. J. Harland and dur-
ing the evening air. Marland sal,
present.eel with a handsome settee,
and rocker as it tecogttitil,lt
of his serviceioin the choir. Mr. Mar-
land has been connected with the
choir for over twenty years.
Death at the County House of Refuge.
On Monday of last week Timothy
Titus Hewitt, who had been an in-
mate of the county house'of refuge for
six years. stied, aged eighty-eight
yea's. He twltengwl to rurnherry
township. Donald McInnis, who w'as
recently admitted to the house of
refuge from Bayfield, tendering from
gangrene in his feel, the result of
having them frozen. died 1,n Thursday
of last week.
Death of a Maria Pioneer.
On Satnnlay, Feb -y loth. 1-nurh-
lin Fraser, of the let line of Morris,
passed away, ager) sixty-six years.
lie was bora iu Lower Canada, of
Scotch parentage. and cattle to On-
tario when a young titan, settling in
Morris. lie had leen ill, JOS twelve,
yam's but lore his sufferings with
patience and t'ht•e(fulness. The de-
cease) is surrivetl•ly' his widow. one
son and seven daughters,
A Chapter of Changes.
On Friday, F'ebruauy lith, after nn
Wiliest: of only a few days. Miss Glary
fiendetsun. second daughter of 1VIn.
1lendet•een, of the -11h cuncessi 'it of
SICK i11411), 1111sse itway'.- Miss Hind-
et7a,11' w91s it most estimable woman
and Was highly- 1r•sperttai by a Targe
circle of friends. She was lifty-our
}Tarts of age.
'1'hcStnit ford Beacon of February'
141It gives the following : At Sl.
Joseph's church this morning alias
'Mary timber. daughter of Mrs. .1.
timber, Caledonia etrer't, was united
in marriage to Andrew Duncan, of
Seaforth. Flee. Father Meitee per-
formed the ceremony. 'rhe bride tuts
given away l.y her brother. Andrew
Graber, of Chatlutru.
A pretty wedding took plies. at the
Evangelical Lutheran church at Dash-
wood nit Tuesday, February 8th,
when tete marriage. of Miss glary
Stade. eldest daughter of Mr. and
Nies. Christian . Stade, tend John G.
I•:1,1t, eldest soh of Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Eidt. took place. On their re -
null from their honeymoon • aft. went'
Mrs. Eidt will live in 1ltashwotld.
The residence of Samuel Vanstotte,
of Turn1a+rry, sluts the scene of a
happy event 1,n February lith, when
his daughter, Miss Edith, became the
Ini'lt of Isaac J. Wright. The cere-
mony was performed by ltev. I)r.
Omni y„ of \Vingh,un, the bridal
couple standing beneath a pretty pine
arch. The leuipy,couple left for a trip
to !.codon, ((''FFii:tthant Knd other rifles.
Things are taking n change on the
4th eoneeasiun of Kinloss this spring.
J. A. Tayler has sold his farm to Mr.
Richardson. 1,f the 8th eorreretsiun of
Cult•uts. for $5,5t11. Mr. Taylor lilt
tends moving to Edmonton, Alta:, in
March. G. Tiffin has rental his farm
to air. Naylor. of the boundary line,
and also intends going West. Witt.
Hetherington; who •ed nn the
farm formerly owned by Jas. Thmup-
soq, has also sold out with a view lit
mowing 1Vt•st Wald.
Death of Mrs. Nimens, Clinton.
After an illness of only about a
work, fr one, int. Mts. (;eorge
Nimens passed sway et her home in
Ulintotr 1,11 Tues,lay afternuutt of Lest
week. She was sixty-six years of
'age and had been a tesideut of Clint
ten for thirty-five years. Mr. Nimens
dial f • years ago Of as fatnil •`}• e
eleven children six daughters and ri
sone survive. The deceased w
woman of tine Christine t•itunacte
was greatly esteei nrl in her ci
friends, who will deeply re
emlisy. -
An Osborne Wedding.
A (poet 'wedding was solemnized at
the Methodist parsonage. Heosal1. n11
\Veeltiesclly oftet'nouat of last week.
when •Ahninal. the ,only daughter of
Thom. Cerro; of the lith enuce$sion of
Cab erne, was married to John
Runkle. After the core • was
ever the young earl, returned to the
It • of thebrio
dainty repast tv14.
NIit. Hunkin. left
unto and 1)arlingtsn. ,i
will live on aft. Cann
Hunkin having tented 1l
1t'
a
and
ole of
t her
s father, where a
iYak big. Nil'. ,:and
a trip to Tut•.
ter whieli the;•..
Genn. Mt-.
r a term of
years.
Demise of an Usborne Pioneer.
nattier of Cilor•ne's most ighly
est tooled pioneers departed thi life
on • ututdiev, February 10th. in we •
perm of' .lames Me('ullagh, of tl
llth e.
his tri
Ireland.
Ten year
concession
tinned to
{`eats trios w
Ills 111x11 John t
Ile is survived
sem. Mr. Met'.
strict integrity
never lin •nt
took n keen interest
the cuuntt•V.
Died in Win
The turd news bf flit de pine of .Mt•s.
n. D. Ferguson, at \V nip'g, on
Tuesday mottling of beef. reek was
received in Brussels with,.•ersal
regret. She had gone throng a siege
of typhoid fever and ten days •lir to
her death a baby, son Was 1orn, ihe-
eeaserl't1 i,eiitletl name wa.r, Pan
Forbes, she being the eldest daug
of Mr'. John Forbes,. of Bemuse n.
She was married to D. D. Ferguson
last 'elarch and went to Winnipeg,
shortly after. nitre. Ferguson was
held in the highest esteem by a wide
circle of relatives and friends, and the
sesta of her dt•coitse cattle as a great
shock. The rentable were brought to
Brussels for interment.
Time Not Ripe for Prohibition.
Winnipeg, Feb. 9. ---Principal Pat-
rick, of Manitoba College, spe-aking
the liquor question Inst night, sold
that prohibition multi not in general
ell 1 keep
v•s II
be enforced vet, but t e 6
strictest
' .bin the. Gict
Of it our wtl
the oral( f I
1
limits. (iovernmenrel conhnl drove
the liquor influence mit ofolitics.
He strongly advocated the (iothen-
Iserg system or some similar system.
Norway was changed by this system
LO it nation of sobriety. end Norway
and Capula were neck with neck for
high sobriety.
An interesting event occurred at. tht
M,•thasli it pausoonge at Fortlwich 1,n
Toeslay morning. .February 13th,
when Mies Minnie E. Peel and Gen.
Walk r -y were 11114141 in marriage,
Rev. J. Homer performing the nuptial
ceremony. The happy couple left for
a honeymoon trip to London, Wood-
stock and 111Pdfottl, after which the r
Will take tip their residence in F'orii-
wick.
A large and happy gathering
assembled at the Roue of Win. and
Mrs. Itolinson, 11th tOttce'ssion: Grey,
nn 1 hl• evening of Fehrnat'y ith. on
1hespecaelmtof the marriage of their
d.tnghter Frances to C. 1t. Parrott, of
Iheights, Manitoba. The eere v
was prrfurmed by Rev. E. T. Arai•
,h,mg. The n1 kwlyavedel,d couple
leave shortly for their home nt. 11oug-
iss, Manitoba.
11. P) tee), of the rsm,,iou road
near Clinton, held a dispersion sate of
thoroughbred end grade emit ht on
Wednesday of last week. T h r
weather ens unfavurhhle a nil no
donbt was an adverse Garter. All the
grade rattle were sold and irmnght
their full value, but the demand for
thotroghht•erls writ tint keen. and only
it few w ere told. T II P proceeds
ds
amounted to about $1,311.
A quiet home wedding took plan tef
the residence of Robert, ('mimic, Wing -
ham, on Tnesdny evening of hast.
week. when Miss Florence M. (Curie,
the adopted daughter of Mr. (merle,
was married to areltie A. Kennedy.
The,•rtenony was p•rfointd by Rev.
Dr. Goody end was witnetised by only
peed etr. 'rite Ile—ceased was tit
•-first year, le was born in
cooling u, Canada in Dili.
later he settler) on the 111th
1 Cslorne, where he eon-
-side until. (Bout three
it he went to live near
t the 111 It cunceNSiun.
by his wife and one
ltgll was a Mall of
d, while he was
'n public life, he
'n tile welfare of
r
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Tinsmithing,
SATISFACTION G1'ARAN -
TEED. '
W. R. Pinder
Nola that t h 1, nine err t ra Is ,sew WPM iISt7,
An7 physlrl an nr Mapl n.l .'nt IMMI*llitsssas
win be (ladey suppiled h. a teal,
J. BROPHEY & SON
1HE LEADING --
Funeral Directors
and Embalmers
Order. tarlully ■tlennsd to et 411
hours, bight or day
fGUN])RY BROS,
Livery,ck
Ha
- A N D - ---
bus Stables
11 tio01) 110104 :s
CARRIAGES
PHAETONS
--RTC., AT—
REAMONAHLE
—R A T lit 14—
Well-appointed
Hawks and reli-
able drivers in
charge of the
'Ibises, which will
meet all twain s
aneI '1Ca11,11eatls
A1.1. ('A1.1.8 A'ITENUKD 'FI1
1'ROMITLY FIt(M HOTEI4
AND PRIVATE HOUSES
GUN DRY BROS.
MOUTH ST1e:KT ANODIC FTTTY'