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Home My WebLink AboutThe Signal, 1911-8-3, Page 44 tWUt$DAY,AUG USr S. IJI District News. THE 81(JrA A t. GODERICH ONTARIO KINOSBRIUUI. REID'S CORNERS. Mrs. Manors As). Mrs. M. Mini- TUESDAY Aug. lab's lana ,and hire. �of (dulncie, Maga, Mrs. Chaplin is still v law. Her aas ,are elating ttheir eir f father, Tho.. many tri hope for he recovery. O'l;lley. Wedding bells ring more clearly in crisp weather, but even in August they ring sweetly. More anon, R. Reid, who bas brew laid aside for some mouths, is now able to drive about among the fields sad boys as boss farmer. The minister is of the opinion tbet only a Arm believer in the "persever- ance of whoa" can oope with tbe bind- weed. which seems to defy destruction. Fall wheat le more than en average crop in this locelit7 Thos. Welsh. sr.. hes harvested, we believe. the best in the neighborhood. Mr. Webb has his farm well drained. A lawn social is to le held in the near future by the Presbyterians. when arrangements can be made. A new feature will be introduced. Await further notice and then come and see. Evidently Rev. J. McFarlane holds • warm place in the hearts of the people here. judging from the congregation that turned out to meet him Zest Sab- bath. Mr. Rutherford. as appointed by Presbytery. preached in Kincar- dine and declared Knox church ea - cent. Mr. Modem bovine been ap- pointed by the Generel Assembly as secretary of home missions. ST. HELENS. TUESDAY. Aug. let. NCrTMI .-Harvest will soon be over John Olark. of Toronto, is spending s weak at his home here Miss 1;. b. Miller spent a week at Lamed., the guest, cf her friend Mia Mier Greta Webb and Miss Grant visited the hospital et (Ainton last td weekafound their friend Miss Rade- eliff improving nicely. 8be will soon be able to return to 81. Helens. The Woman's institute meeting held at Mrs. W. J. Todd's oo the 27th was a Wiry successful gathering. A number of the ladies took part in tbe talk on "Cool desserts for Bummer."... Mise Annie Clark visited at Kiotsil this week Mn,. D. 8. Murray, Roes and CUR visited at Belmore for a few days Mrs. D. McDonald and daughter Marjorie have returned to Toronto after making a vialt with friends here The meeting of the Women. F. M. 8. will be held in the Prsebyteriaa church us Wednesday, August 8th. Any person wishing to contribute to the bale of Indian goods will kindly send in before that date. PORT ALBERT. WteengeaY, Aug.2Dd. Perolc.-A picnic given by the Port Albert and Dungannon A. Y. P. A. and St. Paul's and Christ. church Sun- da *ebonite was beld on Thursday. Julyl27, at Point Farm. Everyone present report. • most enjoyable out- lie:" ut- oi g spent .t this pretty Hummer re- sort. Lunches "eerie 'served on the grotrndr at 12 and tl o'clock. In the afternoon races and games were en- joyed. the guests from the hotel ming- ling with the spectaters and joining lel the e.teusements of the evening. it is expected a meeting of the A. Y. P. A. will be held in the neer future. Home FR/H[ THE WtwT.-Janes Crawford. of Port Albert. returned on Saturday from • two months' trip to the West, where he visited relatives at different pointe. His mother. who liver at Neepawa. Man., hie son, John E., at Salisbury. Msn.. and his daugh- ter. Miss Grace Crawford, who teaches school at Langdale. ,Alberta. lv re . among those he sew. Sr. Oragrrd. reports that crop prospects in. ill; West sge splendid. The people out there and strong for reciprocity with the States and the politicians are get- ting ready for the election. KIPPEN. TUESDAY, Angina 1st. NEWS Norte. -Mr. and Mrs. J. J. O'Brien. of Sexsmkh, visite% in the bome of W. R. Johnston last week. .. W. N. McQueen. a student in Tot,' onto University and son of James McQueen. of the 3rd concession, Stanley, supplied the work of Rey. N. Shaw, Egmondville, during the past tour weeks ... .The late Ebenezer Forsythe, who died at t be acro of eight e. five years, was buried on Sunday, the 221rd wt. Rev. J. Riebardson, pastor of 8t. Andrew's church, who was away oo his vacation, came back borne for the funeral. I. N. Forsythe, teaches for twenty years in the school east of this village, is one of bin inns. .Rev. Mr. Spence, M.A., B.D.• a clever young minister, is occupying the pulpit in the Presbyterian church in the absence of the pastor Rev. Mr. Lows, of Bayfield. preached ver }}- acceptably in the Methodist eburcb hast Sunday . ...John Jones is spend- ing a pleasant holiday with his son, Alden, in Port Stanley Mrs. Wic- bert. of Port Huron, is visiting at the home of her brotber, A.. McMurtrle. Mies Morrison is home from Tor- onto, where she stent a pleasant two weeks end attended the wedding of her cousin, Miss Long. daughter cf Gilbert Long. BENMILLE14.1 TUESDAY, Aug. 1st. MI!THODIeT CHURCH AFFAIR*. -A well -attended s o d representative meeting of the gnarteriy hoard was held in the Renmiller Methodist church en Monday eveninr last. Rev. Alfred Rrown, of Gnderirh. who is the chairman of the df.teirt. molded.' Bev. W. Conway, of Nile. who is the enperintendent. and Rev A. W. Rrown, who it the new pater. elan wens present. The devotione•l neelim inwrie� [wing pe.se(' the meeting eraslaunched into a breezy PIPS of discus- sion on the new circuit .reangernent the, the Cnnferenr. honndariee roro mittee bed effe:tte•d in the Renmill►r circuit, Some epirlt egainst this wan shown by some of the brethrenoanti a rehletenre t, PIuh►nit to the Conferen derision in that it had placed the little Zinn am ppoint,nt, in Goderieb township. with a circuit having three chin -rhea already. Representatives from each nt the appointments spoke as tn the onfairneas of the arrange - meat And this being "wining open them" by Conference without cnnsnl- tation with the sppnintmentw in- vnlved. After . And. e'nneiliatory •perch from Andrew Millian. the ehairman rnunselled a hermonions wnrking at least fnr a veer of all the four nieces In the beet interests of each and all under the rare of their new young pastor. whose spirit and energy be rnmmenderl to them. The nester submitting plan of wurvires whereby" 'sorb place wA. to have three eer•vires a month from him and one from a lay nreaeher, the same was ednnted me satishietory. By this plan Bethel and Renmiller are tn have Sunday morn- ing and ',menhir services alternately lie heretofore : Zion is to have tbree &hereon and nne evening services nor month. rind Little Zion one 'morn- ing and three erten-moo service* per -month. A vaancv in the Benmiller atewardehip was filled. Amos Fisher being elected. The nester's salary was placed at 1900. Mr. Brown said he could affned to he generous on that, to retort) 250 in the year toward tbe upkeep of the parsonage. which was admitted by several in dissuasion as in wore nerd of repairs. After the finsn- cial returns for the quarter were re- corded Rev. W. Conway "poke some encouraging words and • meeting which had been chlirscterised by.fine feeling, brotberlinees and harmony within itself was brought to a close by the benediction at a lar: hour. WHERE THE CANADIAN FARMER GAINS. Under reciprocity the farmers and horticulturists of Canada will have tree access to the United States market for many products which are now met with a euvtorna duty. The following table shows the changes made in the United States thrift on a large number of natural products : Articles Present Tariff. Under Reciprocity Oettle less than one year old $2.t)iFreer head F Valued at not more than 214 per bead. 113.75 per head Free Valued at more that 214 per heal . 27i per cent. Free Hones valued at *160 or less per head $ 41 per head press Hone valued at over *160 ...96 per cent. Prep Swine .. $1.5f1 each Free Lauri -s under one year 76c per head Free Sheep over one year *1.60head Poultry. alive •.3c rl . Free Free Poultry. dead 6c per Ib. Free Wheat. per bushel 26e Free Rye, per bushel . ilk Free Oats, per bushel 15c Free Bariey, per bushel ... 30c Free Buckwheat. per bushel.... .. ...... ...lbc Free Beans. edible, dried, per bushel..... 46c Free Pease. dried, per bushel 25c gree Potatoes, per bushel 26r Free Coro, per bushel a 16c Free Turnips 26 per cent. Free Onions. per bushel .40c Free Cabbage. each 2c Free All other vegetables in their naturalstate96 per cent. Free Apple', fresh. per bushel 26c Free Pears, fresh, par bushel $c Free Piero -has, heath. per brsbel ..26c Free Grapes. fresh . ,..Me per cubic ft. of Package Free Blackberries, raspberries. gooseberries and strawberries ,le per quart Free Dried apples. peaches. etc 2r per lb. Free Butter.. .. .. 6c per lh. Free Chews. lc lb. Free Fresh milk - le per per Free Fresh cream be oar gal. Free MIT lie per dos.at .e Free Gandsn and field seeds .. lin peer bus_ Free ns. to Sir per Ib. Free tram acrd, ineleding timothy sod stover seed... •• Free Frye Flaxseed $C t.yh. par Fns A•y, per ton :ID ((2.210 Ib.) Free Sfiww, per toes ..*LL(2.2101ba Free 'street of bomltoek-beck K a Ib. Prue Wpb.sew and Mels syrup 4 mato a Ii. . wast a Ib Ibis t itsg away of duties by the United states, 11 amfplo.s by the /rapes of Osa.La. se K wady wW Ink will ocean ' i minim ether =pin mossy yew 4. H s of Maeda. They wll set gala the wrr*ss wet o f the `wnr • ee.efdar aka hep on in sash algin, I[ • farmer le mahhig a Ms;t csow wW hi bear without y� the voice of the water wile Mrs , ' well �tea1� •is..w sad ie !r IYe pr eArr d an [alias Pia sida11111It Id bd0011 hilt 0 LOCHALSH. MOND July 31rt. TeLmelionas Woartni The tele- phone circuit ot the b Rural rl'elsphooe Oo. along the 12th ces- sion of Asb8sld betweeu Luthla and Lochalsh, with aids cunnecti is now io working order. the ft .e• sags being sent along the wires last Thursday evening. Tele is as vat no connection with tbe other eremite of the same [company, as the 'stated. which is to be in Dungannon, has sot yet been established. In tbe mean- time the wires ars kept hot in this circuit, Mthougb we have not yet bees able to credit the report that the subscribers, especially in Hemlock City. are busy pouring cold water over Oak 'phone's to keep them cool. Also ✓ ersages are now being sent Moog the lioe on the boundary between the Iochalwb postomee and • point east of ParamouoL Nonss.-Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Mc- Donald. of Oranbrook, S. C., were visiting at the end of the week at the home of tbe former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. John McDonald. 12th con- cession. They left today for Ottawa and will afterwards visit at the pa- rental home of Kra. McDonald at An- dover, N. B Dr. and Mrs. J. P. McKenzie and family, of Detroit. se- oompaaled byMrs. T F. Henderson. of Hemlock ty, paid a visit at D. McInt 's this afternoon. They arrived In the Doctor's auto .s . .. D. A. McDonald is rapidly recovering from the severe injuries received e week ago by a kick from on. of his horsesand is now able to get around without the aid o4 crutches Mies Woods. of Saskatchewan, spent a few days last week at Mrs. K. McKenzie's. of Hemlock City The Misses Isa- bel and Cassie McDiarmid, of Para- mount, were visiting at Alex. C. Mc- Kenzie's et the week's end kr. and 41's. A. R. F inlay do intend re- siding,;:n the house formerly o.cupied by M. . Allen McKenzie. of Lochalsb. Itis no v ivies repaired by Dan Mc- Innes' •nd Peter Fletcher Our e pecieJphone correspondent reports that Portal Jimmie was taking in the sighteand admiring the beautiful in Bleminek City last Friday John R. McKenzie arrived at the parental borne . last Saturday ' from Southern Alberta, where he has been residing for some time Miss Rebecca Campbell returned home last Satur- day f om Toronto Mia Bessie Tennant. of Buffalo, is visiting her grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Alex. C. McKeozie . Miss Maggie E. Dick- son has left for Paris, Oot., where she has secured aition.,Miss Tena McLennan, of�Godetieb, spent. last week at her sister's, Mrs. D. AM Me- Don•ld's ... Fall wbeat threshing bes commenced in this district. The yield ie somewhat poor in many awes. Edgar Robb returned last week from London. where he had been tak- ing a short military course in mus- ketry . Miss Minnie Sandy and Elliot Hands- with a party of friends spent a pleasant time this afternoon down at the shore of Lake Huron. R. A. Grant is at present drilling -an artesian well at Mike Courtney's. • AUBURN. WEDNESDAY. Aug. 2nd. Howson and Lawson shipped three cars of bobbin -wood from the station here this eigek. �'`_ Mr, and Mrs. Wm. Seel. of Cadtli Mich., visited at A. A. Naylor's on Thursday and Friday. This is Auburn's civic holiday and almost all the residents are away on the annual picnic to Point Farm. Miss Emily Clarke, of Varna, is vis- iting her sister, Mrs. 1Rev.) R. A. Mil- ler, and,otber friends in the village. Murray Pattersons away on • three or four days' trip to stew Ou- tario. His fatber-in-law accompanied him. The sacrament of the Lord's Supper was administered at the close of the service in the Methodist church Sun- day evening. The Methodists and Presbyterians will hold a union service in Knox church next Sunday morning, Rev. H. A. Miller occupying the pulpit. Jos. Lawson has sold his house and lot to Mr. Smillie. We understand the price paid was $750. Joe intends going West on the first excursion. Herb. Knoz s sale drew quite a large crowd Saturday evening and almost all bis large stock was disposed of et satisfactory prices. AN. Rollinson has purchrised the business. TENNIS. --The first round in the ladies' singles at the tennis courts re- sulted a. follows : Miss (lertie As- quith beat Miss Lizzie Carter 6-8, 6-2 Miss Sadie Carter beat Miss Ruby Young 6-4, 6-2. Miss Erma Syming- ton beat Mt.. Bella McDonald 6-4. 7-5. A Goo', RECORD. At the recent entrance examination four ppunpil. from Auburn school were eandidstee, all of whom with one exception passed. one taking honors. Out of a possible 950, Lila Howatt took, 490 marks, Obtaining honors. Jeanie Stalker took 438 and Rena Barr 408. Tescber sad pupils are to be congrat- ulated. DUNo*ireo C a CRACK 8=ors. -A team of Dungannon's crack riflemca came over lest Wednesday and bad a friendly match with our boys. Dun- gannon woo on the aggregate score by 67 points. but some of Our best shots were unevnldably absent that afternoon. The following were the scores : • DUNGANNON. 91O yds. S90yds. 31 30 :tl 29 :t0 20 :rl Dr. Bice T. Allem H. Bellamy B. Crawford J. McGee J. Johnston C. Elliott R. Johnston J. Floe 1 C Asquith C Beadle G. Ynrttbise W. W Logan • db. J. Oar Nir • [.es Dr Weir 1 Hotwtoe 23 m 2N 2p 2w 26 211 26 29 24 ;Il ♦rwURN. a 17 re tramsal �,aLn:...► ani eh. • • Prow Yw% MN. ars weir at Sl.ebetea ' i BARGAIN DAYS Our Summer Sale will end on Monday, August 7th, at 6 p.m. with two great big bargain days -- Saturday and Monday Aug. 5 and 7 Wreckage from the big sale in the shape of Remnants, Odd Lots, and Tail Ends of Summer Merchandise have been routed out, ticketed and marked at prices to chase them out with a rush. This will be a fitting wind-up of our Summer Sale. Buyers Who Come Here Will Save Money Just note some of the price drops in the items under. • SUITINGS Two ends, 80 yards in the two, r3c for 10c Five ands, 'disc for 15c Twenty-five yards Linen. 32c for 15e About 200 yards of Dieu. Muslin*, 16c to Sc. Good colors. All now toe - LACES A real whirlwind of reductions in laces. One- quarter off all prices over 3e. Clunevs, Toechons, Maltese and Gui- pures. A rare chance to get Laces cheap. PARASOLS Only a few. but what are left are going at about maker's prices. PRINTS Cre•1 brand. Every piece color fast. lar 124e. eai. price Ile. TABLE LINENS Just one piece 30c. bargain days 2{'c. Regu DRESS GOODS In blur, brown, green and gest'. Fifteen pieces in s14 One-quarter off regttl•r prices Every piece all wool and good shades. Every piece one-quarter off, HOSIERY Children's black seamle . Hoes. 6, 64, L dl.. 7. 74, 3 pairs for 26c. This is lass than maker's prices and not seconds. Ladies' black and tan Stockings. 24. 9, 94, 10, two pairs for 1Mc and not ss000d. either. LAWN WAISTS Just forty-seven to sell and every one this year's maks, and just note our reductloos on them. tl8e for tea 21.00 for tee 51.26for 76c 51.36 for 85c 51.60 for 51.00 21.76 for 51.26 51.26 for *L50 or 21.75 42.75 for 21.76 5800 for 2200 53.96 for 22.26 We expect a few days will see the lest of these. GLOVES We have selected out of our stock fifty pairs fabric Gloves, all 26c a pair. Come and get some of them for 16c. FLANNELETTESOver 1000 yards of this ,lot of Flannelettes, which came here foroue summer sale, still lett. They are going yet at IOc. Most of them value for 12ic and 64 to 39 inches wide. . GCneral Bargain Days here mean nearly everything in the store at bargain prices. The 5th and 7th will be two great selling days at this store. It's Bargains, Bargains, Bargains all over the store. NO GOODS CHARGED AT BARGAIN PRICES. J. H. COLBORNE PORTER'S HILL Miss Annie McGuire is visiting her cousin, Miss Nettie Bryne. at Stratford. ST. AUGUSTINE. TUESDAY. Aug. let. Mr Carroll cAnd Mies Kate Me' Intyre were guests of the latters parents over Sunday. DUNGANNON. DR. NEWTON. DENTIST. OF Leek -sew. Sas ceses4 visiting outside Points and will bedeefettk Jive 51, entire attention a the home alien Lucknow. where be in tried every day. All modern meth- ods. LOCAL AGENCY V for The *Weld la at Use Post slos Boon and Statie.*ry Store, where srtse. win be renewed tar wbrrlptlonss,, ad- varUatnR and 1N work. and rseetpts win be Nivea tar amesnb said tar tae came. WEDNEsDDAY, Aug. 'god. Miss Polley. of Beltitsore, visited at Mn. Ryan's last week. Mr. Hawley. of K1.sardioe, visited friends in the village oo Sunda}-. Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Begley. of Luck - now. visited friends bore on Sunday. A. Shephard and family. of Benmil- ler, visited at W. H. Mc0lure's on Sunday. Mrs. Boulding. ot Mount Forest, is vieitlng her parents. Mr. and Mrs. W. Thompson. 8. Itilpetrick and family and M. 8 ngste. of Chicago. are visiting at Wm. I[cGratten's. We regret to report the illness of little Beatrice Bradford and hope for her speedy recovery. Mrs. Robert Weat and d sughter. Miss May. of Wingham, visited friends here last week. Ed. Johnston and Harry Holden, of Clinton. visited the former' + brother, J -,ba Johnston. on Sunday. Mr. N. J. Treleaven returned last week from Napenee, accompanied by Mn. Willson and little son Ralph. Harvesting is well advanced in this. section. Most •.1 the grain is cut and we eball engin De Kett log reports from the threshers. R. H. Sande and ?Amity left on Tuesday via McCaw for their new bome near Wawtbonrnw, Man. -. wish them success. R. C. Me(iregnr, of the Sterling flack. returned un Tuesday, after spending a couple of weeka at his bome in Pputbamptoa. The football match on Monday ovenie*. between D'ij- M. and Matekisg r•esltinid M a .vlebsry Inc Dwngsno•n, Store 1.0.. Marie. Dr. 1 bleC"ecken Rev Mr Walker of Toronto. [fess declined the call of *tektite began chutrh and another tall w41 s j nensiwary. Rey. M. H. Mayer. of it. t Helens, has been rr•eu rIng the owl - pit the last few 8uedaya, Nest Monday. Aug** 7th. will St Deaspo•sa's civic he$dap it is I owelinty a IPI the sl l tIf i rrltn •w, whore the *ie M dols Ilan da •. a tee R R" t. What About That Leaky Roof of Yours Better have it replaced with a new one. See W. R. Pinder, Hamilton street, for the right kind at the right price. Sole agent for Brantford Rooting Always • full stock of Roofing on hand. which enables us to give prompt attention to all [( work in this line. A len we make a specialty of PLUMBING, HEATING and ELECTRIC WIRING W. R. Pinder 'Phone 156 , HAMILTON STREET 30 Buggies TO RE SOLD. We have just received w ear of buggies. and ,.aye .,ye, yt bang that �n,-•S won to -date in the Ilne. No better ever came is town. We have them on the floor DOW. (`all and inspect them at the MAISEY-HARRIS WARLROOMS s Hasilto. Serest. Ws base the 82.111► AIM Writs lobes seri lbw - ow G"tam Pants, Olttiam Soritaas/.s and shame sort n Wag hires s .ei Robert Wilson We high • les extra Par dslww /w [.is. Tot- WILL .'ANT THAT NEW SUMMER SUIT made in the very lath style end from the beat quality of goods. You are assured of the beet of satlefactioo at HUGH DUNLOP'S WEST S7RgFT The up-to-date Tailor esaeWieseelletidelleetbe J. BKOPBEY & SON OODLR/pN QODERIOH THE LEADING Funeral Directors and Embalmers Orders carefully e u all hears. .Kee or day. THS LEADING Funeral Directors and Embalmers Orders carefully Mended b at hears. night day. Get Your Stationery Printed at The Signa I Oe- Motto: "A square deal to everyone " iCP t 1 August Reductions F 4 1 Furniture 1, 4 we want the month of August ant to reduce our stock as much 4 as possible and as an extra induce - 1 mentfor cash buying we will give you 9 lOper cent. Discount 41 for cash. Don't think that our prices have been advanced to cover this il extra discount. Every article is 4 marked at the regular price and you amply save 10 per cent. on your ii money. iii IN WgMCr :YORDHE1MER PIANOS t V e t rr. W. J. M UIR & CO.. 0-.0., "the Jere raise ~Me fele yew nom" " 3