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TIII': SIGNAL : GODERI('I1 (►NTARIU
District News.
TO OUR CORRESPONDENTS. I KIPPEN,
'I't'ems" v, May :361.
Printer's ' copy is tran`ttlltted A. \tclik . her returned afters trip
through the mails At one rent for twlo to lair timber Bunt and sawmills near
Puwtitwan, '.row Ontario, where be
ounces if the tnvelulw it uurealed. leans everything Ina proepero rs con•
Correspondents nils please ser that ditien.
the envelope containing their news F. E. Clegg is at ome after another
budgets are NOT SEALED. an other-t•enolo l I ea don. orkin t IlliMedof ea
wise the I,ostoRlce imlllo4ea double examination@ as just publiaherd shows
P4atage
that he ha+ taken an excellent stand
GODERICH TOWNSHIP, i at the end of his second year, having
1't t±4uAY, Msy add. I obtained honors in every subject.
The adminiett•atore of the rotate of
the late` R. H. Elliott have dtrlwred of EAST WAWANOSH.
lot 31 ori the • eotueast(rn jar -TT "tie. s:. Ntrso* v May 'Ind.
111ar1ougall, the price twin°-Iitl1rl, i es -t! Ili•• Mash Dow. --After an ill-
\ Nese
u all
s
.1months.
r. K
tut Mseveral
increase over
This will to neer extending
tams t ' I:11 seise if good land. • .
Ellen Irishman, beloved wife of Jae.
The !filthy friends of Edgar Frlank lkaw, jr., passed' wad at the home of
ok. son "1 Mr. and Mrs. Chew. her mother, Mins. Leishman, :at .Mar-
k, of the ist e+ancewaiun, will be noch. on Monday, April 'L,itb, in her
ted tori hear of his wart•iage to thirty -fits*. year. •Mrs. Dow was horn
gnes Mrhwaniger, of Washing in this township and had lived here all
C. The groom's tunny. friends her life. being held in high esteem by
vicinity will Jill in wishing all her friends. In May, tool., she wan
11 and pnoeprrour life. , married to her now bereft husbatad,
DUNLOP. . w o Wimp zttittt tF ietr•Ttr
The bereaved will have the sympathy
N Tt•"1"..Y. May ant• of many friends. The funeral tool-
The ert'elntry wagon has started on ce Thursday afternoon to the
--`iii rininct4 ngall, d... -n Ily .-HaMI.ty. ut CPn...tPry. ,
of Dungannon. •ho is a general favor• Di e1) IN .444,1,4_1 i iio. - There died at
Ito nnitmg the !a t4O1W° the c,•ttuu' 1-'oiat._nn the llstltlt., a
ery• former well-known resident of tbe'
- Mrs. Hillary Hort n, who• has been township of hast Wawenosh, iu the
in a low state of heal for :tom*. time, twrson of Fountain Naylor. The de-
lexandra hos- ceiwtd• WAS thirty-six years of age,
abs hope to and not married. He was it eon of the
X- late V twin Naylor, end left this
States .seven
' 1 for the
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V reter11
.tate
s. •u(n t r
hwa
cern K
rs, . brat+. -i)watt>--w,►s-al+w - to__ari _J►L-
I,u•k of typhoid fever. The de..eastd
i. ,nrvived by bio mother, Mrs. F.
g the N.. a .or, h:a.t \\';wen IA ; lour broth-
.•,•, Alex , of I elmerstu,t: John. of
Ire S,t,kateon : Sydney. of Elgin, Man. ;
Benjtwin. of West \Vewxu,a.h, sand
five "deters.. Mrs. Ili^her, 441 Wing-
bem: Mts. Pioclur, of Bele/aret Mrs.
\\ a i+Ie% W'alker.. it Eine, \Va\vahosh :
r
•-arts
t'.. 1'harl. Rel of \Lori hrstrt.
in
Mica
ton.
in this
hint
W
BAYFIELD.
\VKi)NK$UAY, May 4th.
Mrs. Johnson, of St. Ignites., Mich.,
and Mi bbr4. .1. and G. Stirling, of
I'ickford, Mich., 'are visiting at the
honie.of their father,.Win. Stirling,
Professor Patterson, of the IN est-
e)eta Cniverrity. _London. Wetted in
St. Andrew's church on Sabbath het.
The continued Wet weather is very
disruut,aging to those who have not
finished seeding end to the house-
keepers who have not finished house-
cleaning, nod is getting monotonous
to everyone.
Dien Pe C\LIFn,RNtA.--Thr death
took place in Santa Cruz. Cal., on
\prill5th . of houise R. Stock, wife of
Edltar A. Stock of the American
b.ttIeship Oi.•gon, at - the age, of
twenty-five years. The remain* were
brought rt. the funeral taking place
from the hume of John Falconer up-
Fridey atterncaon. 22nd ult. Rev.,
N1r. Fortner conducted the services at
the house and graveside. The pall-
bearers were : George Oreensletle,.
George Lindsay, John %Vhiddon,
L*uncelot Reid, Thomas King and
George Weston. The Mends from a
distance who attended the funeral
were : Miss \Vilson, of Chicago, aunt
of the deceased, and Mex Chas.
Simons and Misses Maggie and Edith
.i'L l:oda.eich: The decetistd,
who was a daughter of the late Mr.
and Mrs. 'Phomas Riley, was born in
Neodasha. Kansas, in 11484. She
leaves besides her hssband one sister,
Marion, who le the wife -of }F Fat-
coner, sun of John Falconer. of this
village,,
has been removed to .
pita,. Her y fri
hear of her rp •edy recite
q• is
A. new boli , bug \t'
lately going ' du h :\'%{ihtlnlfale
avenue, driven by a i\ppuler deeburn
young 111811. 1164 'rora.riliitg4 urs
Ca sit:g a lively interest auto' b •
young leirhi I is here.
THit Ei:we rBB It.ln.W:
West Shore Railwee a
nort.tiwAt . The Company It4s.1 iigl.,
f way tram 111(r8t, of who
ill . se -
tem
st 1►aN
t
tem hint hew. tht•
set y h.,• ergo sins'
the 1.111111 AY. hots r: u'trd, 1e11 1h.•y ,4c
every -roan -haw -a ice. ,u11 likely
theie will t'ie)n tut a e +tn ...weep (rola
I►unlep tie ('net A!I;'': t
KINT,AIL
tie right
farinet.. b1'
ito„ hick. It
value of !triune.
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lrleietri fel pelf ublr people, lu-t Hy x
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a vasnun. 4.I1
I lu.,'k If I ,-,, r1. -11,41 n th•' w.,1. s"2.
f 4 . , 1'nsl ':a'-4f'.lu.td towline.
'le l'tn,-I+.ud. Itutt'•tftnute: rclb.
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1.1 17s4.A-V. gay iul.
4 t'• 4!It. oral ,••.1141 'nd
lee n•ll, 1 ...coo pHnieit h. 1 ti•,a'-
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en. I f Irl 41...•41 Lotto's 1 •kwnrd. 1•Ilnn h t
h
, .ludia of't'••rnntn
LANES
\Iu,uty, Mirk' •:t141..
00dIrS are the only
b medicine that
Kidney
will run Dia -
hetes Like
Bright's Die-
'
ir
"' ease this
ease was in-
curable until
D d's Kidney Pills
cured h.. Doctors
themselves confers
that without Dodd's
Kidney Pills they are
powerless against Dis-
betes. Dodd's Kidney
Pills are the first medicine
that ever cured Diabetes.
Imitations -box, name and
pill, are advertised to do so,
but the medicine that does
cure
..1teetecr. The. billowing is
of '.S No. In. 4'I>itleld, for
of Apatl. N.44nr4 oreur iu
'sit : sr: IV. -1.. 'het.
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slue ay. -.1. SI. 111
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M. Ihiwihey, I..
J. It.,wl.•r. NV.
Fairish, J.
Smith. .I.I
nhnatl.n. S.
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t. It .Iohnstoh.
Par L N. S.••.11. N
brn-e, ru,-4: »»t., 1
Se Pt. J 1'. Mollie. .1f
.ielal.len, 1)1, 40 n.. tI
NI.1 UMem, .1ohn.t•,n.
ru'.1'. 'fear
\. DUNGANNON.
sA A. NEWTON, DENTIST• LCCK-
SI)W.-M home every day except Thur.
days. ' W rsn. dyfor extracting teeth 1SOrI.rl0-
formi.l• ter than gra. frown and .hridg' work.
b r
Al ..hinum IlatOn ulot
ehrnnk. 1
etct
m sur mite
tt 14. toucan me dental
t al -alines-Amore- Y -I k
tial .lone in Aatrrtattime
better 1..:Wtlee for doing the work. more ootu
Minable for the patient -
VOTICE.-THE LOCAL Ali EN Cl'
11 In _rungauuun for The Signal is at the l'ust•
uMloe Book and Stationery 'Store where
orders will Le, tw'eived for „eh..ertptlowt.:+d
verti,dng and job work, list receipt* will be
given fur amount,. t.,ud fur the tame.
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de -i✓' -A m .,•Ival .aper-. \t'.' Ix•lb!e r urn
-n;.t4v you with watit 4uie wont; l.a.k
('011,8rsnbeg teortvof-ttIe.,dud f"'t nr.
\I. I:YAN. Ilunginnort.
\\ May 4th.
ar Hout. ItF.Rtiu'r..•The following i
the 1••p•,rt 4)1 S : N0.!1, A•hllekI. for
thi' ru'itlh 441 Apel•. 1.41.ed bn wehLIN
tet. and general prnlicienry. Nunlike
el .
, 1 torr _
average It
au
i, toll _1. v a
rr r
V. \ViJhert hies- \lay Shsekletiti.
Irnt'.t I \I K •Lzie Sr. I\ Pink,'
Cook. 1.Iu \I •Ki',zi'•, 4\Llie NI 1in•. 1
14011'11 I'.•,i i .Ir. 1C 11.4!.;•!
toren, 11114,* .Etre: li:n','y \I ,
lorrll1.' Vire. St. Iil. 11 -Maid 1,1 .'.
.1r. Ill. 41.10 1t•• (',la.•rl. 1.h.' -I' I
II,t14 In. tit. II. \\.!:,r I'ctlie• .1.r '
If it ,dol,• Mete •nese, lin'. 1',:,•
P rguxo)n. IK'. 1' I. \l•til Kitl,:u;:r 1\'4: o.••r
\t. .loll!• 1 N i ,• .n. .h. 1'r'. 1. ..\11 I t \i'it ,1-
•"`n (,.not •r \l' 1\111.,; I.a ..I .
s E't. i.. '1',• whet
, ihl+
- 1 at the.
an watt *e•
t
r ts',+mr
new
Store 'runt \✓a
Pills
iabetes
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is Dodd's Kidney Pips.
'dru Pills ars
Dodds 1C, y
fifty Cents a box at all
d ru ggista.
.rate (' \' .tfl. N MAOA'/.tNB -Sir
Gilbert Parker, the celehreted Cana-
dian novelist. contri(uuee a Political
aetlele to the May nuullwr of The Ten -
stollen Msg,azine Meier the title "The
Land for the People." It is an srcount
of a propo+al to oiler the land (view tinn' 111 Hi -rain. -The Arctic o.t
Well
1u-
I
ap(1-llnatY•,N • is the title of a
11111-
10 11111.11 article in the s4uIr Pal thy
Agnes. Deans Cameron, atthalr of ' The
Nei. North." In thio nrtirle .`lips
Camel 4111 relates -eon.• :el her expt'ri-
rnees ,Is the guest of E-kiglos in the
CURRENT LITERATURL
fitn Ne1t11• Nies. Jean I11°wrtt 1111+ an
Apiaeeiation of Dort o1'Torrington, the
gt•eat '1'or11t41 organ 4.1 .111,1 (•11441.1' Was-
ter, and then.. i'i i sp1'oacl01 ,u•tlel.. by
(h,• t yt 1ttf.I
nnesentitled -Tins
Great_
Slew Force in 1'u••r'1i.n Develop -
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THIS WEFK'S STORE NEWS
ON SALE SATURDAY, MONDAY and TUESDAY NEXT
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1•:1t I•: IS it list of specials that we have collected up for this three days' sale. Every article named is at
bargain pricer. You can save a lot of money on the whole list. head all the items carefully. You
44th rind something that you can use and make a saving too. Saturday, Monday and Tuesday next,
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Irish Poplin Suitings
This is a regular 25c cloth. fast color, 311 inched
wide, in 11 popular shades. We got them to sell at
this sale for Alc. Twenty-two yards iu each piece
-a great big bargain at :'tic.
Gingham
Twenty-seven pieces of 1.1c Scotch Gingham@ on
our three days' sale will be offered at 12ijc. This
is a rare chsmee to ret Anderson's Glasgow Ging-
hoe. Sold in some pieces at 21!c, and everywhere
at 15c. 'This price is distinctly for the three tidy*ilnly. •
Silks
A ;tti.inch Japanese taffeta black, and cream -
just tine for waists, and only *lc a yard. • -
A :111 -inch Queen Quality black taffeta, every
yard stamped, which means a guarantee of
ytnoc tees. 51.011 G) $1.5U.
Another lot.'21 inches wide, in taffeta. Colors-
blue, old rose, amethyst, grey and black -a good
.luality, and our price is only 50c.
Pillow 'Covers
Six dozen white cotton Covers. hemstitched, Ott
and 42 iuchea wide. Sale price 17c. This is a snap
in Pillow Covers --they are cheap at 21)c each.
Underwear
\Ve have a full new stork of CRESCENT Bland.
Prints, Ilk', 15c, i'io, 25c. Nurse so good for the
prices as Crest•rnt, Ladies', tuissei and children's,
with and without sleeves.
Collars and Jabots '
We have just gut a fine ass,rtutent in these
good, l:rc to 25c, also in s:ts, 2.ic to :elle. Newest
shales.
White Lawn Skirts
A"grill's oyer -Make. There are only 1S in this
lot. Tilmune with 11 im..tr lace and- 1i -inch inser-
tion, with dust trill.- $2.(N) regular price. Yiro
can buy one for just - $1.29
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T7- -Don't furii;et Our. three -sale days- Saturday, Monday and Tuesday. .-s--
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J. H. Colborne
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Nlez•o de 1a Roche. and 'The Twelve
Apostles," by Mt. Clair Moore. me two
excellent short' stot•ies. 'i'hert• are
' (t-t.tst3
tbi
r in the
num-
other to tag
tt(f
ter.
tnamt. The Spirit of 111•• 11 ince." by -
ONLY A RLMMARKABLY LUCKY' PURCHASE
scald ,Hake possiblethe following
ao 1.
Mull
yfine
bargains '
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t I •, -,aI1'14In1• . 1111s
tool :t the ill,• • , 1'. Mts. 4lurrl..
:-en, Hued h a ,• to 11011• et' her •iptedy
.ret•uvt•I \ \I I 1 Ile tnler6iat
51841.11 \14 - 1) ,I! 1.i( McKenr.re Last
avppk • ` It. 11. \tv Keezie .visited
friend. in IGpiey ';.ini,Ki,loss ter a
few day - ,l 1-"t week. • ` Ali' . \I,'
Linn tied 1 b misterl•row ?glint t, 1,,-
arlkle and will he 1,161-p for -.ell
we•dk4. •
R''') It. , „ 11„• 1111,411M1111:.
the t,'$ .•t I el S. '. \„- 7. 1.1411004, ler
the 111,4111 feae.AI,114, \:un.•. 1 I, ,• 14.Irl
' order of yll'l 1 "r I V. Keno th
Henderseri, .1..140 Nle14,011. Kele..1
Keith, i)onelax Ilog.d1, Ei bel Me:
• Keit•h,..Jui t_lii eine 'Jr. IV. Kelso
McNi y, lit. 4'dar.•nee Heud.'Isett,
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1:1=1i' Beige. h:a•11 Il, ,u), 1:8,'1 Maa•ann.
Sr. 11 - Grah,Ho MINaa. ,I,mntp John
vtntl, MAY Stein. • Jr. 11. .Itoh. 111.1,11.
Pt. 1I. Laura Stein, %Ve!Iil4t.n
Henderson, Alex. McNay. SX, I'1. I. -.
, l'hmmns 11.•In,, lieetrire 4I(•in, Henry
l;ilmere, John (ii,innrr, Jr. 1'1. I.
Louis serge, Hilal 11og811. .1. E.
Jolts sluts, Teacher.
ST. HELENS.
a
• .0 4LlA ', May 2.Itl.
St II.1e1. 114.3'1,11T4-Re`wt't of tit.
Helens school f'1r April.: V.--.1ohn
VVrbh,.h:thet N1ePt)ersoh, Nina 4VO Nla.
1,wina W n1s11, Sr. I V. Met•garet
Miller, Clarence M,Donmld, Bert
Miller, Maud • MrQuillin, Jr. IV. -
Winnie Walla, Clara %V(ex1s, Frances
•Anderson, Hazel Anderson, Hoy Mo-
Quillin, Ernest Gaunt. Sr. 111. Mc-
Kenzie.Wl1h, K,ul1'raneton, Wilfred
McQuillin, Gurdon NlePherrmn, Cecil
Hyde, Roy Mnlilh, Stewart Mrliuire.
)(wart McPherson, Beattie Smit h.
Andrew Haunt. .I r. 111. Gladys
Webb, Della Crana,n. Ethel Ander-
son, John (aunt. Gladys Hyde. Mary
Mcquillin. 11. -Carlyle Mrlkmald,
Herbert Ml'Quillin, i,orne Woods, Wil-
son Woods, Willie Forster, Alex. Pur-
vis, Versa Woods, jllajeska iGaunt.
Eddie Mrtjuillin. Pt, II. -Joseph
Forster, Evan McQuillin, Willie e-
Quillin• Victoria Nixon. Mr, Pt. 1. -
Tonwnre Anderson, Madeline Gsunt,
Stanley Todd, Emma McQlaiflin, Lizzie
Purvis, Jean MrQmillin. Jr. Pt. 1.
Jean (taunt, ',retie Purvis, Annie Pur-
vis, borne Webb, Viola Raker, Earll
(taunt, Beatrice McQolHin, Ntanley
Nixon, Cecil Forster, Josephine Gaunt,
Sinclair Purvis, Mabel Woods, Thelma
Smith. Number on roll tel. Average
attendance 4S. Levine E. 1)URNit,
Teacher.
One feet is Netter than ten hearsay".
-Ask Doctor Burgas., Supt, HoepitAI
for Insane, Montreal. tor his opinion
of The 1). le i." Menthol Planter.
The genuine made only by Davis &
• Lawrence Co.
I;AHLOW
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.bra i 1,‘.kting 4. I'e:, '1 :. • I_MAWbv-•f ivM
\I e\lute, a tOnt. 'l 1, i• t:.1tin: 111.t -
son Nall. 11.1..: tj1 week . . Alcor +
.IehtR,l• n :MaAjT.1 eun
I itu•.l 4 m ..-`---- •..
Clio, , pent "itfpl tv !woe. 'I fie •
00 Ladies' ShirtWaists a'
and mn•iin., nn tau
utifully h inane,),'i'l worth ,borer in the 11 )41. ar .N+1y. 9gr.
im betrgn i is 1.11' t• 7
L• IES' SEPARATE SKIRTS. 'flee I'eFt .•1 otos( .•c^111 it's
..n.• i,i.'fnilin'g- rte Lt. -4 'tire' L..a0-'-
ai'Iv "f the Y'' .,,
lobby in ere •'••trvti II-. p 8..1114. .1.1.1 a..1.! h
eta 111. v 41,11• t I . • i, .; „ ,1 4',14•1 1
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Slaughter Sale
• \ ..I sale of high-grade
JEWELLERYEWELLERY
e
nu)n1ht lu•etina ol'IMe \V+• t .•N''a'.ta- • '
Nc, b•
- ike,. Rubber.
held, fel '1 i• -.day of thio week . .
Itarry Pow
1...1.+e thie w
petrel..
Ilo4t\f•a . isle
\I :1,•41.
\ria Nu'i't,et. It,•c. \V. M. ILaig,
1•f Nlillbiank. ex.•I1an)ced pnll'its with
Itev..1. R. Mann on satilko It Text rind
deli vetted an exvelletlt wv 11111 ... M, s.
Welm,ley And dnoghter, of Holstein,
Grey' .tiunt8, ale visiting the farmer's
ct++i. aghte'r, Mrs. llodney. this week..
N11. t:..1dlh,. pe'. -sawmill erimplettdl
iia
HI
arl'e 1.i
18A* WI'1
/:,4idinrr It h- r,.nrr18ion... ..Alex.
McLeod i"V1uay rlvrti,ig a•neW wire
fence for' 1'o eiehlp trek \IrUnpigh.
\Ir, 'f Anulior. has been in•
11 kitIt0.4wigi' '•vets ('441(1 1*Lrly nt
Iter 1011 The tiativ ... A nnmler (rem
here attended nervier at Zion beat
Sunday evening. •
h,.•„r.'.';- t'.1.. n1.1.
.I(rr'rlvu+. ,\11•x. Vnlmg sold his
hackney tllly yeeterdxy til'John John
sum. of Auburn. at a big ((elle. e, It is
,a fine uninm►, ennting of AttbIll stook,
And 11,48 been a frequent nri•re-winhrr
At the exhibitions Therrien and
plums in this district are leaking a
good show of 1'loesoin. The liter
varieties of apples give indications of
a light blooms, so that winter apples
may be scarce next season .......The
fall wheat is in good rendition, and
,t•here are a number of splendid fields
in this district \Ithough the
license of the Carlow hotel ham iben
dimt•nntinued, owing too the pawing of
the local option bylaw, the hotel is
still open and provides excellent ac-
commodation for the travelling pub-
lic. Mtg. Miller in a impede and
Obliging tmstermt, and we bn ie *be will
continue in the, management of this
old -established hotel._
i\r k 7.4 Alex.ning'. this week
love• to Salt find....4.\ 11 11G•w-
nigle mill peseed through herr
to cut ahiuglee for Somme
r is nl„a ing itlt„ hie nee.
*le _ NL ' Bina K i'.
snob. visited free ,1-
het•e the. xveek...The-diver \ 1111 •. '
1018111110 slatted work hem ..\1 ii,.!.ty
an'l ullete about lieu i, 'uttd. ,:t baht: 1'
x, a .131•I'1\ ..• W. I'iekett, i
\Isaurxl. and G. t eivell..„1,1-1jy ti),,4111.
111118.131 l)tal•inele fp P.13161 .'11131 44110
like 1.re/emery . TIn' 1. 147 .7 ft•iet.,fs.nt'1
Donald NIrNerin, tel./. f 111 \Ve..t 1
few Or .10,1140. \x111 b.' ,;tad In 111' •
1111'. he had ,w•ut•wl 11 good d)tition ,'
\\ eyburn Mr.. Lyon„ t l.onc!..
bete', ,tad tee- suer. 4.),-.' Iii .a Kir.
attended the fivarrr4► of 'heir {terms
mother, Mrs. MacMath Th • fun'
ern_ of the -bete Mrs. r has. 4.V son, 11
who died at the 1I $idenee of r.'r 1
daughter. George Cathcart. 'n
•4',ront'1. passed thl'1.igh here on 4';,
urates' en the 11 .1.1; to Deno .,
cemetery
'1'111• I.\'I'k Mlcs.- .! a. Nevin. 1'11r -
death of Mrs. \\ 1111.111-318C'i1x01. j
which was rrrerdwl iu the.* columns
let week, unloved a wt'ntan who had
seen this v311ewe a^merge from the
torpid. and -who in her tong residence
here had earned the teepe('.t and ntfec•
tion of all with when' she eminent ,'01 -
tart. Mrs: M,acMAIIl, shoat' "maiden
moue way Jane limy. was hero nee:'
tRetiree. Ireland, eighty,llve years ago.
She vein.. from Ireland lir Amherst
Island. in this Province. when a young
Woman, and was married -there. over
eixty years ago to the 1:1te William
MacMath. Fifty-five .ears aim they
ramp to this place, which was then
nothing but hush, and took lip the
farm on which they continued to it -
Nide until death removed them. Mr.
MacNfe►th died preen years ago last,
fall. They were blp85pd with ca _family
of three sons and six daughters, of
wh two sons and three daughters
survive. The eons are .lames, of Clin-
ton, and Robert, of Detroit, and the
daughters, Mise Jennie, of Dungan-
non ; Mrs. Hamlen, of (1„derich, and
Mrs. Stobie. of Seaforth. Mrs. Mar -
Math ha\d been for many years a
faithful tnemher of the Methn.list.
church. although for some time her
-Meese had prevented her front attend-
ing at the house of worship. Before
her iltnette she was tory active in gond
works and her kindinew and sympathy
towards those in eicknes1 er trouble
wflllon11 be remembered. The (um -
peal, which took place on Wedneelay
last to Dungannon cemetery, was
largely attended. Rev. i,. Bartlett
conducted the services end the pall-
bearers were all relatives of the de -
reseed : Jas. MarMeth, of Clinton ; A.
Stobie, of Seaferth ; W. Lyons, of
I.ondesboro : T. Finigan, of Dungan-
non ; T. Treleaven, of Lucknow, and
R. tiirein, of Hamilton lames
MarMeth and his sisters, Miss Jennie,
Me.. Hamdan and Mrs. Mtohie, desire
through -t he Signal to thank the
people of Dungannon for their unfail-
ing kindnesn and hive to their le parted
mother.
STATIC or lll141 CITY u, TAI Ri'u. 4 N
I,t4•Ad Cotont T.
Frank J. t:bwte ,Hairs oath that he la ..•nior
partner of Use firm of F J. ('henry & Co..
doing business to the city o! Tole4o. a,nnty
end feats atoessate. end t it said firm will pa
the nam of One hundred dollar* for each and
every new of catarrh that .•.,.notbe cured by
the Oso of Hall',. 4'atarrh Cure.
F)IA\K J.CHINFY.
Rwot'n to before me and snbsnrlbed In my
prsssnos, thli• esh day of t)eeember, A.D. 1141.
IftaA,J A. W. HLIAION.
NM►sr PUMA:.
Halls catarrh ('ore Is taken laternally, and
ant. dlreetty on the blood and morons surfaces
Of the sy.tem. mend for tesUmoolal. fees.
P'. .1. (•firthF:v t 1:0.. Toledo ().
Aoki by.lir tots Tan.
ll Hall's Family i'l14 for meaUAUem
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For some 'purpo es, at any rate
•
, one ylalrndid - goods its Rubber
Syri es, Rubber Combinations,.
s,
Ice Bee , IS_lb Syne,Robber Tubing' of
ja•rrs• • ,Icc, , Ntp?1cs r..ara Bulbs. by Soothers, Finger-
a:ot• -tt.
TI•e best Raods'•,re guaranteed by makers.
,Remember us when needing Rubber Goods.
S. E. HICK, CENTRAL DRUG STORE,
GODERiCH, ONTARIO. -
WATC H ES
S LVE RWARE
CUT GLASS:-
C 1. S '.
OPTICAL GOODS
Etc., Etc.
1. •
day and e%esling this week.
•o'er ] K• it) WJtlltof choice goods \Y,)t;Id do ivcI'
to take adValltftlre l)f.tLll1 import.aflt'sale, as--CVCt).
;rti,cle is to h_'. disposed of, and some etre bargain;
'nay -he ea:re,';••d.
•
HALSEY PARK'S
JEWELLERY STORE
South Side Square, Godcrich.
1
It's the
champion
all-purpose
brand.
\%extern Canada
Flour Mille en:,
Limited.