HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1908-9-17, Page 3THE SIGNAL : GOI)Elt1Cli. ONTARIO
Xews of the Sistriet.
Rev. R. McLeod, of Ripley, has r...
turned h after spending the 1•uw-
nler.in Scott/tad.
Milton Perrin, cif London,' a former
Clinto itan. was married
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- -the IdsBeret-to-Miss I:ttiet-McS:►ug
ton, of the Forest City.
Ale:. S. Campbell, a well-known
resident of Lucknow, died on
Tuesday,,
tile Nth inst. after a char law He
was fort ',five
years of age,
George Mitered. of Gladstone, Man„
forutairly of Exeter. was married in
Brantford nit %Vednesday, the 2nd
Inst., to Miss Marie Lister, of that
city.
Miss Louisa Warm. daughter of
Mn. Henry 1VK p, u[ Zurich, was The
homeof Mf. .and Mts.
James
married in Detroit On Saturda , the Ntewau1. of Egwnndville, was til
-5th inrt., to Mr. iteddluger, of that scene of a pretty wedding util Wed
city. -- —day, 4lre nett inert.; when =their. dangh
In the absence of 1h' pastor Mr . ter, Victoria A., became tlik bride
e•sulkh, %V. U. Chat'Isewvrth,bf Egulondvi
Miller, ofthehouoderyofTuck
fillet the pulpit of the Chisrlhurat Rev. Neil Shaw officiated at the ce
Methodist church verys•acceptwbly ou (puny.
Sunday, the nth bort,
A
nutlet matrimonial event Took
Stanley, un Tuesday, the let i
when his eldest daughter, Jennie.
united in wedlock to Mr. Finney
Detroit.
-The fu,rte'iattan-Iles-yiljeapt-el
nat.,
was
, of
11100, near I'ttnewdfpe was rOhbed of
e210U receuty• The, burglar. effected
an entrance to the office fid wife by.
means of skeleton keys. Nu clue to
their identity has yet been found.
J. C. Haratone, M. A., of Lindsay.
formerly principal of the Seaforth Col-
legiate Institute, was on the occasion
of his removal to Walkerton recently
preeenitd with a• thousand duller
check by the graduates of the Lindsay
Collegiate as a token of their esteem.
•
beautltul roti/ of cream crepe de flume
with tri Ings of French yalencien•
nee lace and ribbons and *he wore at
pearl runbur.t, the gift of till. groom.
Death o! W.ingham Resident.
Atter it long and painful illness Mrs.
B�Wurl tiracey, an estertuer resident
of Wingham,• departed this lilt, tit' WHICH ARE PARALLEL?
1Velueslay, the melt inst. Deceased
!Sat fat -ft iL
thereat -=.1tfLj ape
ago. A quarter of at century since she
wait married to her now bereft partner
in the village of .Blyth. and a few
years al late she moved with him o
C u tt
%Vinghruu, where she haul since re-
sided almost continuously. Deer/sed
was an aetiye worker in the Presby-
terian church. 1 ler husband and
three daughters, Misses Eva. Della and
Nora, mourn herremoval f their
uibdst,
1
Young Folks
Brussels en Fete.
The 'Sunday school of Brussels
e Melbst ehw•h !lt+ra
nee- firthtluxamnbverayt'ay iue` ttr+traltrd stylesits Of-
ui- week. /Special services were. held or.
/Sunday and on Monday thewhole til-
de, lege Joined enthusiastically in the
re• gauges and sp0rtei at 1'ictnr•u► Park.
At the e entertainment and mapper
re- which followed 11. (terry, the (lest imp -
tri• 'eranlendent of the schuu1, attdt%V. H.
gh• Kerr. the'e/dittfa of The Bruseele- Ps i
nt who-at'present horde that r4xponSl 1P
al- position, were presented with a beau
el. Ful gold locket and an umbrella reser
he tively, accompanied by ttatterin
I albh•earee, -_�—
Rev. J. d'. C. Mears, of %oriels,
ceietly leuneheil on the sea of net
place at the home of It. McKenzie, - . ntu°Y �tirr Attt+ltne_ - dararsa, ' dao
--• _--ors u[ ler--rend .yrs, dated* Serarlrr,
the !Blind line, near Zurich, and V
entire Nero, of Hampstead. a'he c
mutiny took place, at the home of t
ritte'5 perenta.
Olt Thurwiay, the aril best.. Willi
Ja es Caseinter, of the out line
Slur is. died in London hospital, wh
he h been undergoing treatment
some -:.. rafted .. Was AD
Ode yet ag elan in Isis thirtieth ye
Ills relax Ils were taken to his pare
tall home . r interment.
Watchmaking, etc.
II .1t:N t.I. I bk.,,r1 it 1 4'
South -ids of Siemer, . Otxleri, I,. tut.
Eta ieerlaraq(re
IrAulIIHAN`M. ROBERTS, UMI.
rad. Hydraulic $agllieer liutade. I..u,.l
Hurveyo .
ream- Mascaras 141.x•1, (iutkii.-h, ro(1rf
Ord rearTreet. Tr1r1441414 1T•
Menesetune Mineral Water
- #111ik 11UDMILIC1I M I t F.It4l.- WA --
1 TEM 1'11., titan ufact user. of •'Sluncw-
tmgf."are pn'{wr•t.1 lit 1rlivrr 10 unr 1811 of
the town 14.1(01 ' llie4 r. .'.Ir In !Juts. .u'd
quart.. 'silo Slu,ert1 4.t'.tter le three
pif4 .s4-- q.+r4 +.-rrhrer-Mist r- and-
1)oubl.. da. Thus t.,1u1. are *0.411 fnna
EMI 1441 1511101411 Witt ,•r, end arc therefore fie.
from all lu,purille.. 1'. 1. 1v.'. 1,11 >1.ur
ager " Phone 20*
Music
+ LFItEI 1•:. COOK. TI'Al'IIKK (*Ii
-: a. ' reamptnytne. 'Theory, •FianlmR'` and
1 w,ul..'I 11,iul. I'n pit.•101.111� nal for ...anoint
liwlr df'TontlitO1 1 „•t t t!,gy ut11p-E
at Thaws, -..n. Mrs.tr r.t ••1 •. ..r rw,d.•mv , Nr
Clairol, Pennington Ilruk ,•reef,
Monday. in Clinton. :,t .c-I(I',i. r n( Sha Alr..
Marken fie. a Rd ear to -1, l..•1.
Riffilii- # 4.4g4 K,--#- =A M- - PRE
lfl 1 \It Fa) to revelc4' pupil' for
piano and them)), 11.1 the Herluw,., ,ural
kindergarten meth boil for )ouug rhihi n•u.
/mite ".4114 ytj,. r I 11boatit111 1u,1.,r,,Jrr JI,*4t at
Thool.on'. platrx .I+.,C liptrr.•lt: F:MMA .1.
A.\LKAt1'a. (r
A HOY Al1AAIA
tl Taacnr.. or Pivot -
• atmlio,in Runk of Mott real 1tla-k.
Medical.
its. Ematiiitmo i k TURN -81:1.1.
1/ A. T. .,.exit,. a, \L 1).
N. TI Mx Yl; 1.1- it. H. •
I/face. Hamilton Street. Phone IM.,
Lr. Eulmerant • mildews, North .t feet.
hoonellr 1St. George 1.11UM•h, 'phone 1St.
I)r. Turnbull'. reeldence, Montreal street.
Southwest of Tullio library. 'Phone nit.
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1)11. 1V. F. IiALLl)W. M. H.
.)M•.•, 4'olhreeto 1404, 111•.1 Ino,- to xottr-
.elasn *Sauk. Telayku.ss-.4,-11111... . 1111 ; - hokum..
Nae and Throat only, Stratford. Ont.
House surgeon New York Ophthalmic and
nal Inst It Me I4N=ni, t'linlral 114(i.taut Kar.
.'one and Throat Ho.pitatl, holden S1(uare,.nnd
'•yal London Ophthalmic IMoon•fflleld Eye,
H• , ta1. London. Eta.- 'flare Allier( street,
Hera font, opposite 'ind+or hotel. Hour:
sU a. . t.r pan. 4 p.ut.- Telephone •'.447'
Ta1J11BDAT; &•ptetulx+r 17, 1908
*at Your Fr,ends' Eyes With 'Angles
and Horizontals.
"Seeing is I,' .''tug" Ir an old saying
than. Is very popular, though It Is by
no means true that we can "believe
our owu eye's" Implicitly. For in-
stance. two of the horizontal lines Ise.
low are parallel, and two aro not The
iseLLLt la to tell white are which. Try
to decide_ front merely booking at them
anal then test your accuracy by laying
n
ruler e or straight rano, down by the
!lues and aevito which asll straight
and which are curved: If you*depend
on your eyes alone you al.e sure- to be
misled.
But It Is a well known far- that
where lines are drawn at -angles, as in
their diagrams, they create an optical
au► Sad Death of Former Brussel Men.
°f ,luhu \Vilbee, a"former well•known
ere
for uleraident of Hrussels, died at hie' home
al. a4Zhe remora Injuries received when
be fell from it sealfulding at the Grand
Truck shops, a few days previous.
,atyt'.•_ irt++N41ford-on Sunder, the -nth inst.,
1VfilIe .wit Inv ear a ung Y
Proems_ of e1• tion !tet F It Este l�
ofToronto, fu nerdy pastor of Wro
haat Rapt b+t a h, was struck by
...welling lust we . He was stuns
and sustained a est scalp woe
which rrquirt'd stitches.
lusseriatim result. are
The ma -triage of Mir. Bmnia :;trt
second daughter of Mr.. nit Mrs: Sat
feet Sleuth'. af- Nle --undo - *01141, nit
Exeter, and Win. H. Ait n, of Ti
unto• formerly of Parkhill, war w
eucnized at the home of t brid
parents on Wednesday, the 2 bus
.tet•. 1V. 11. holt. of Centralia. 0tH
atitug.
1h•. V. Cowan, of 1Aonduu, form
.4 Exeter, was shack by .a street., 4'
*hilt' drlviug :11,ivat the city. I.tr
n ver sad. teceasa•d, who was a car -
perste, -1l.. trade, wmrabin
g'
Stratford Ise lfaiuiltt'n Afrrr put-
s. chasing his ticket- he secured a tsosi-
etl t' in the shops. 'raking his tools'
nd mfr the train Ile started work and at
reefed, hilt -Muni time atter nrislied his footing
and_ fell to the ground fifteen feet be -
h, •low, fatally. injuring his spine. De
le erased, who wit. in hie fiftieth ye,1r,
dr was n Mon of Mfra. Henry %Wilber, of
u•- Hra.srls, ami at br"the• of 1Valter and
d- Jesse 1Vilbee anal Mrs. Anent, all of
e's Brussels. Besides these he it sortivt•d
I., by his widow and 11vrreins.
cit
44*.
Death of Esteemed Exeter Lady.
ly 'Lill. Breat Physician came in the
Yr likrur•., of death to Mrs. Archibald
ifodge' t, oCFxeter, nue 411 the pioneer
le residents of Uslwrnr, who fuel rue-
dreel tong from ranee,' 71 the hip Anil,
rd pmol ba4•m cunlined tri 1te• Is•d 1-,r the
,,_ past' se % on' m1411411.. I )eceetst'l teas
.e• born in the county of Lanark seventy-
nine yearn Rgp. Shortly niter hist Marriage. hfty-11ve vets ago she
set tbat with her howbund iu the virgin
o forests of t'sborur nn the farm where
thry resided. in mutual teliclty .until
et nineteen tkraur ago, when they retired
Ps (rola active lire and removed to Ex*11 tet .Mr. Well/eta diel in Bari sand a
f ly. Bins su
of Bio. and fire daughters
t now mourn the loss of an affectionate
e• mother. They are : Alexander, At
e }usse1Jale : A al re w, of I'.borne :
I- Archibald, of Exeter : %Val. H., ofs R
1 1libbert ; Mesdaineichards, of Exe-
ter, 11'. Hray, .john Hell and J. Dun-
• -con, of I -.'shortie. stir! Miss Mary Ann,
r' at home. -
week. Hu ,:ala i