HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1912-4-11, Page 10y 0 THUPfWA ii2010. il,
SIR. ANL, Ales. 1V ita-lam STEWART.
Ar already recorded by The Signal,
Mr. and Mt,•. William Stewart cele-
brated their gokien welding annivet-
eery at their home on Tr.faigae serest
on Martel 2eth. William Stewart and
Grace Craig were mai-lied in the old
St. Andrew's Presbyterian church
manse in Gnderich by Ker. Mr.
Markid on March Ss•Stb. 18trL The
groomsman was the groom's brother,
James Stewart, of town. and the
bridt•'rnsid was the groom's. mister.
naw Mr.. Charles Qirvin, of Mania -
temp. Mich. The groomsman was
present at. the golden wedding cele-
bration.
Mr. Stewart wag born in Banffshire.
Scotland. Decxmher 25, 188i, and is
therefore in hie seventy -With year.
He came to Canada at twenty nears of
+wand arrived in Goderieb key 84.
101. Hi+ bru':her, .the late John
Stewart. of Beunnller, came out with
him. and him parents with the rest of
e,
DUNGANNON.
hit NEWTON, DENTIST. OF
J. l.aoknow. has ca..wd visitinbr outside
pointa and wilt henceforth give hi. retire
attention to the home omcc. Lucknow, where
be will be found every day. All modern meth-
ods.
NOTICE. -THE LOCAL AGEN(;1
to l)unsaonon forThe Signal is at the Pao-
otdoe Book and Stationery Store w here
orders will to received for subscriptions. ad-
vertising and Job work, and receipts will be
glr-en tor amounts Laid for the same.
THURSDAY, April lltb. •
OnITi ARY_ -On Sunday last Mrs.
Riddell, who had amide het' home for
many years with her son-in-law. Thee
Glenn, of Arhflrld, joined for ranks of
those who have gone before. Inter-
ment was made in Dungannon cem-
etery on 1 ueaday,
af'HOOL RErtiwr.-(Zepert of U.S.S.
No. 17, tow n*hit's of Asbfeld and
West Wee/secede for the month of
March. Names in order nt merit :
Sr.' IV. -O. Kirke, H. Rivers. N.
Kirke. Jr. IV. -G. Rivers, M. Sproul,
R. Simpson. Jr. III. -S. Rivers. Sr.
II. --J. Sproul Jr. 11.-11. Sproul. E.
Rivers. Part 11.-R. Sea hers, A.
Spited. Number on toll. 12. Aver
age attendance. 10. M. Pomace-,
Teacher.
Cyr OFF IN EARLY MANHOOD.-Mts.
Edward Fowler. cunees,ion 7, Nest
Wawanoan, and her family have the
sympathy of the c..mmunity in the
Loss of her son Roy, twin pt:seed away
on Salle day lest. The young man,
wbo was.an his twenty-third year. had
suffered been beart trouble for nevi., al
years. Be -ides his mother he lea, s
to mourn his Ines four brothers and s
four siet.-r. - James end Bert. oat
Wept, nervy and Donald, of West
Wawat.osh : Gladys, May, Etna and p
Kate at home. The remains were in-
terred in Dungy -mon cemetery on
Monday- ate, non.
I/MATH of MRs. ROBERT Rhes. -Dr.
T. E. t;see received tweed on Sunday
that his •i -t. r, 'Mop, - Bober[ Ross, of
Byron, heel died suddenly while on a
visit te tee mother, neer Exeter. whet
bad her h. eakfast with t he other mem- i r
hers of the lividly, t(•.ts token sick ati
lo o'clock and p.•sal away shout '1 t
o'clock. death resulting from bemor-i
rhage'of . he hrs in. The deceased lady
was leen near Exeter nh.ut forty-five
)ears ag . and was guar• i•'d to her note
bereft pa• to r about ten yeses Ago.
Besides her mother and husband she is
put v i ved be two Mete' s- Mrs. Moir, of 1:
Exeter. and four brothers -T. E., of I I
1)io ann.•o ; George, of Hensel) ;
Adam, . f Toronto, and Peter. at horse.
Dr. Case and his daughter, Miss Ethel,'
attended the funeral .y7este+day. inter-
ment being made in [Exeter cemetery.
BRIEF' MENTION. -The river broke'
up last week and the ice went out
with the highest water seen in many
years. 7 h• „ shaky [.ridge " helnw 1
Dishe.'a n•ill WAS swept awey. The wire t
bridge at the rifle ranges WAS hoisted i
high alio a the rivet s few deys prev-
ious and escaped it jjury Thos.
Smiley is cot /tomGod.•rch and 1s
erecting on hie proper t y adjoining Thal
News Alice a small shop for %Vill•am
Nevitu., ale ..maker The snow din- i
appeared very- rapidly last week. On
leriday the t.iada were almost impale -
able, and Hn Monday prem lenity every e
speck ..1 .n .w had vanished Re- J
member the library cr.neert in ibe,
Agrirunneal 11o11 tomur.nw (Friday)
evening Will Mole has leased his
harbor enop for eight months toa wan
from Hlyth, who takes p ese.aion next
Monday Mr. Mole leaves in the near -(
future tor a trip through theCepa/Ilan
Northwest, with (be object of spying
out the opportunities of the new
(wuatry.
the family assrived the following year.
Mre, Si wart to a natise of county
Down, Ireland. She came to Canada
. in ISM with her brntber. William[
j Craig. and arrived in (:oderich the
same year.
Saner their marriage they haye
lived continuously in Qoderieb or the
vicinity. Mr. Stewart bre been for
over twenty-nine years with the Hank
of Montreal. and is the beet -liked bank
messenger that ever presented a draft.
His 6-.bby for his leisure hours is
horticulture, and be pursues it with
great .ucce'es. Both Mr. and Mrs
Stewart arelu good health. and their
friend.. who ere almost without num-
ber, trust they will be spared to each
other for many years yet. Their
family consists of one daughter, Alis.
Lizzie, at home. and two sons,
William C., of Ottumwa• Iowa, and .1.
C. l "teem"), of town. They have one
grandchild.
e igbt years pito to her now sorrowing
partner, with whom she shared life's
t.urdrtis and joys, canting es ♦ bride
to the place which wee home for her
011 celled away to her Father's home
on high. During . he runny years of
her sojourn here site wade utauy
friends, whose sympathy is extended
to the sorrowing family. She is sur-
vived h} her husband and four chil-
dren -6. W., of Winnipeg: Frances,
of Lucknow, and Tom and Lily, at
home; 'three brothers -John Elliott.
of Aebtleld a T. M., of Montana, and
Will, of Gtderich township; three
sisters -Mrs. Robt McLear., of Gode-
rich; Mra. John Cox ami Mrs. James
Cog, troth of Por er'. Hill. Interment,
was made in Dungannon cemeteryy-
the afternoon, Rev. L. Bartlett offici-1
sting. The pallbearers-werethe two
eons and two brothers --Nilson and
Tnm MIG'un and John and William
Eliiott.
SPRAYING DieoNSTaATION$. - The
second step in the ercha.d culture
demooet, at ion corn et) is now under
way at J. A. M..11ough`s, where the
first spraying it. being d••ne ,hie week.
This treatauent i+ for the oyster shell
hark louse and bud meth and should
be done at once. The n,ixtun- used is
one p •ri of • lithe sulphur to nine
of water. The seined -praying,
for the nudkmoth end f i gi ttiereses.,
should lir appl.ed just before the buds
hurt. This mixture i,. comp. sed of
one part of 1' • sulphur to forty of
water with two p.unds of a•senate of
end sad. d to ever y forty gallons of
he mixture. The /61.11 s•.d final
praying, her the .•odling moth and
other insects, should ie. done immedi-
ately after the Wesson's fa11.'ihe mix-
urr b ing the assns ..s th.1 used for
the se. -and con e - . ex»apt thee the
quanta y Hf areena eof lead is increased
to three pouods. le is very import-
ant that the oiftterent *praying be
performed at the stages indicated. and
the sur,•. s. of the . ieheid' ile nde to
a very go at ext• n tgran the thorough
nese and rare wi h which this work is
arrje.l ort. Every pwrw,n i.fterested
n orchard culture is urged to attend
hese demon -teethes-. .s h ch have
proved so hrteflcial'in role r sections
of the country.
HeflOOL HAPtwr.-The foll •wing are
the sucees'•ful candid .ten in the recent
promo ion exam nations hell in Don-
annon public a. ho .1, . he Hames being
flanged in order ..f merit •
teens. , rearm : V. cl s• -[,.lien Pent -
see. M..411••. , R. N others, B Hasty,
L. McKenzie. N. M. del IV. etas./ -Ethel
Brow., Fred Er ingion, Melinda Cul-
len. Linn. Ander-.,,., "tenon Risher,
Fred Fowler, Willie Pi; zg relit, Hazel
Cat r, Pearl Iver•. sr a II to Jr 1 V. -
Sheldon Bartle'., Alls•, t It. n, Hazel
Augustine, Melvill • lint' ert, Judson
Bell, iv. Carr. Kuhy Allen, Delo.
hither, C. cit Bax•rr. Victor Erring.
en, Haeold Sproul. Jr. ii1. (+taod-
ng)-tieoi a B.11, Bert SH.ith, Lew
Elliott, Lillie E. g•on, Marion Bios,
Redeem Auggut-tine. 1. ens C -rr, Gladys
Ilnington, Wert en Ives, Edger Carr.
Frank Thompson, F.ank Qt.•on. F.
Rem. Prrtteipel.
Junior room : N• II. t.• Jr. iii.
Amber McKensee B Ile Er ingtnn,
Remelt Herslett, Vb'ilhn• B • wn, Floe -
nee Ihirnin. Jr I I. to S•. 11 - Hebei
ohnst. n Je.n U pe er, A nip Has,
tee. Agne. (;ons., s, U.-sel Robin-
son : Agee- ('.Idere 1, Per y Elliott
and Ethel J•eb•.e•on, re ovate, ally. Sr
Pt. 11 t. Jr 11 Anne. RIB.e t, Wallace
Berti•tt,HarryCar .M note McDougall
p oviekmallyl Jr Pi. 11. to Sr. Pt,
1,- Me/Lees P.nt►ane. Sr. i to Pt -
1 -Os •:17e Ry.n, Reymond Brown.
Warner Cooline, H .r..1.1 Stewart- Jr.
to Mr. 1. - Imor • Reveals, Nelms
(Vglbert. Merry El iota. Mary Weine-
r*" J s me. F..wire, Waste eltrithera,
i.eden Smith. Tommy Johnston. E.
AHgt. T. amber.
Palmist at. -Neil Meet land, of Gel% -
en V-11• y, i. vieit(.•g Chia. Elliott and
other f h nils In De•••papnnMM and eicia-
tp • Mies Daisy Ryan. who taachee
school et Post Credit 1s speeding the
Wrests vtaaatiore with bee mother hart
Me. [sad Mee. Janet Mr/aid u,.
tamed base ea Tiese lay after speea-
Virden, Man , and Mrs. McTaggart, of
DEATH ov Mas JOAN MCLEAN.-
On Monday fast the spirit of the tare
lira John McLean took its fligbt, fol•
lowing an Bine.. extending near the
Mat salute". Three week. ago Berm i•
n
cadres. erwhit* canard acute ani
iety, and th.nteh she rallied at times
bre feeble oeeditloa was mach fiat i
emnpiste recovery wee impossible.
EKaab.tb glitch IMO burn la And►,
rich township nearly .evenly years
age, sad we. .serried street forty .
THE SIGNAL OODBRIC$r ONT
log a week in (lod.drich, the guest of
their daughter, Mrs. H. Turner
Mts. Harry Motrin. of Gotierich, is
vieltiog her auut, Mrs. T. Disber
las I.,ul.t Staithine it viatt(pgher mus-
ket, Misses Clara and Ruby Seabees.
of (.oderich-...Miers Bellaoty it hone
trout Alm,' College, Mt. Thuivas,
for Easter Harvey 'Treleav-
en. of Wingbam Business College, is
spending the vacation at home
Mrs. (Rev.) C. Rutherford, who is in
the hospital at Kincardine. is improv-
ing nicely. Mise Jane Rutherford is at
Pine River, keeping house for her
brpther .. ...Mr. Gordon, of Brame -
ion, wee called to Dungaunou last
'week by the illness nt his eater, Mrs.
T. Disher, who id now very low
Mr. and Mrs. John Anderson spent
Easter with their son, 'Phoma'. of
Qoderich _ ...J. Godfrey, of Wilkie.
Bask., was the guest bust week of his
Mater. Mre. D. E. Sproul ....The G. C.
I. students who are home fur the
Easter vecution Include Misses Ethel
Case, Janet Stothers, Pearl McKenzie,
Cora Allen, Ver
hers,
and Ella
Btothen, and Roy Aleod, Geo. Case
and Bert Wiggins Mies Sara Mal -
lough has returned to Goderich alter
visiting her brother, J. A.
LOCHALSH.
TUESDAY, April 6th.
FARgweLL TO MR. Roane -On the
eye of his departure for Sebringville,
where be ie to take charge of at pcbool,
Edgar Robb, teacher• of the Lochalsh
school, was presented last Thursday
by his pupils with au elegem. suitcase
and an addreee. The address was read
by Mies Rhoda McKendrick and the
presentation was made by Miss Sadie
McDonald. A "ember of the elders
hiad assembled at the ,school on the
occasion, among thein being 'Trustee
John McRae, who gave a short laud-
atury address expressing in the name
of the section appreciation of the ex-
cellent serlvices rendered by Meg -lobe
as tesebef. The latter replied in fitting
terms. Mr. Robb, who intends leaving
at Easter, will be mach oilseed by hie
pupils and the community generally,
ashe is an excellent teacher and had
won the friendship of all through hts
good nature and invariably amiable
disposition during his sojourn rn this
section.
•, Nuw•t+ Narita is BRIEF. -John Mc-
Intyrespeut Thursday and Friday in
Kincaid:ne last week Duncan
Campbell, having spent toe winter at
his home here, bas retell nod to
Alberta. He was accompanied by W.
McGregor, formerly of the Lake Snore.
Mrs. John Campbell, of Hamil-
ton. arrived last week to visit friends
and also to attend the marriage of her
sister-in-law•, Mrs. R. Steele, of Am-
berley, which took place last Wednes•
day ....Alex. McDonald was presented
a few days ago by Met McDonald
with a Valuable Easter gift in the
shape of a baby daughter. Alex. is
smiling At a meeting of the
Lochalsh Ritle Association on the
evening of April let Duncan Cameron
was appointed secretary -treasurer in
place of Edgar Robb, who will take
charge of a school at debringville after
Easter The following base arrived
for Easter at their respective homes :
Wm. Robb, Ralph Buglaa, Wm. Mc-
Leod, of the Kincardine high school ;
Duncan Matheson, of the G.C,I.; Don,
Finlayson, of Welland, and Mise
Rhoda McKenzie, of Constance.... .
Jas. Robb was visiting friends in
Wingbam last week. Murdoch
Matheson was in Brocefleld last Thurs-
day on business Rod. McDonald,
of Lothian, spent a few days last week
at Rich. Brown's .. - . .Will Bucking-
ham, of the 12th conceal.ion, reports
that be has received his second leap -
year proposal. Lucky Bill t Duncan
McLeod, who went out last summer to
Alberta, returned home last week in
order to engage in the spring seeding.
Duncan manliest. every evidence that
the climate of that sunny country
agrees with him . Fred Hoe.,
principal of'tbe Dungannon public
school, is visiting friends in the vicin-
ity this week.
THE SC'RIBE'S A DV KNTURX,-A short
time ago, when the snow was yet of
great depth, we were riding east along
the 12th concession, through Hemlock
City, anti while going up the grade,
peacefully meditating on the disap-
pearance of English fairies, Scottish
ghosts and even of the good angels
and evil spirits of Jewish and other
Eastern legends which were so often
seen in the earlier ages but which at
the Advance of civilization and the
consequent decrease of superstition
and ignorance have completely- dis-
FI -
The of er-efect of
Look Outlfor Trouble
the Grip ere apt.
t-, be 'serious. be a normal healthli
rr,ndttlon u.ey be reete od is a sur
pr!singly short time by Vino!.
iCaterreele NTle-"After a severe
cttxck of tare Grin ny system awes 1n
a , ernes eeb cued, \nervous and rune
d -'-q ter .:\tion. -I began taking Vlnnl
with the vary best results, and in a
[-bort time I began to reel like an en-
tirely different person, and i am better
and stronger than I have been for
y:.are." Adelaide Gamm. (We guaran-
tee this testimonial to be genuine.1
We hate never sold to our store
such a 'saleable strength creator and
health re:torer for the convalescent,
the weak and run-down, as Vinoi, and
we ask people In tMs vicinity to try
a bottle of Vino!, with the under-
standing that their money will be re-
turned/if it does not do all we claim
for it
H.O. Dunlop, Druggist, Ooderich, Ont.
appeared, and which stubbornly refuse
to show themselves even at the
gravest crisis of a nation's history in
the present day -we say, while reflect-
ing on this. our horse suddenly stopped
and snorted. and, looking up, we were
horrified to see in the orchard ahead,
at the top of the grade, close by the
road. a giaut figure of human form
bentover, the back being • outlined
against the sky and considerably
higher than the tallest trees of the
orchard. Taste figure bad appareutly
lenge gle «yes and what eremeei to
be a sardonic ewiie on the face. (Jur
hair stood up and our eyes', bulged out.
Was this the Prince of Ga=kuess en-
gaged in some diabolical plot as he
apparently worked it haud.eaw up
ares down: %Ve were tor a eecoud
relieved to see that there was no tail
in the rear, but again we became un-
easy at the thought that his sulphut-
ous Majesty mignt have that append-
age neatly coiled up beneath the coat-
tail in order to conceal his identity -
While considering whether we should
tura around and flee, the horse de-
cided the question by bolting forward
with a series of leapt) And snorts. We
jerked and .. esawed on thb lines in
;rain and when Hying past the orchard
ventured to cast a terrified glance
aside, dreading lent those goggle eyes
might be bent in our direction. But
that glance instantly- dispelled our
fears, for who was it but our good
friend Alex., the proprietor of the
orchard, who was pruning the fruit -
trees, and who had taken advantage
of the deep snow to reach the top
limbo without a ladder, and hence his
apparent great height far above the
orchard. The goggle eyes were an
innocent pair of specs. while that ap-
parently evil and sardonic ezpeesion
was luta •hos ordinary good-natured
smile. no doubt at the thought of what.
would come out in the Lochalsh news
of the nest issue of The Lucknow
Sentinel.
Motorists' Repair and Supply House
Glover, the automobile man, is busy
at the Huron Gasoline Engine and
Machinery Co.'s works, East street.
An automobile is now on the floor be-
ing ov and others will follow.
Motorists find this the beet place
to procure supplies.
Fortunes in Winnipeg Property.
ucott. Hill A Co.. whose advertise-
ment appears in this issue, are one of
the pioneer real estate firms of Winni-
peg. having been in the realty busi-
ness for the last ten years. They
hove sold millions of dollars' worth of
property to Ontario people and have
made fortunes for toany of them. It is
hardly necessary to point out the
great advantage to the investor in
Winnipeg property in the quick turn-
over. as the ttity is growing very rap-
idly and will continue to grow with
the wonderful expansion of the West.
The flrm is represented iu Grderich by
J. T. Goldthorpe, to whom applica-
tions for further information should
be tn:tde.
The monthly meeting of Abmeek
Chapter, I. O. D. E., will be held on
Monday, April 16tb, at 4 o'clock, at the
court house.
l
will
The
eeho
rat the auxiliary
of Mrs. John
Platt, Victoria street, on Saturday.
April 13th. at 4 o'clock.
Breakfast_
ina
Bright
Room
We have just the Paper that
will make your diuingroom the
moat attractive room in the
house. Secure at oace when you
have the chance of the pick of all
our new Papers.
Papers this season are very
reasonable in price, and there is
no excuse for remaining dis-
satisfied with the papers you
have now. Canadian Papers
commence at 5c per roll up to
25c. imported Paper'. range in
price from 15c per roll up to 75c.
The Colonial Book Store
GEO. PORTER, Prop.
'Phone 100 Qoderieh
INVEST IN ,
Winnifieg
The (1 Iltl Railway and Commer-
cial Centre of the West
Within is very ,bort time WHEN/PEP will he one of the
wealthiest cities one the continent.
Many wetness opportunities on the main streets can be PeCtireci
:.y a entail payment. SOMEONE WILL MAKE A FORTUNE
ON THESE -WHY NOT YOU }
Elmdale Lots
for the email investor. High and dry. Fine ,bade trees. (Jolt
three miles from centre of city of 2110,0110 populatiop. One wineke
walk from oar line. Sidewalk direct to city.
ONLY Vt25 PER LOT
TERMS, -425 CASH, $10 PER MONTH
For particulars apply
SCOTT, HILL & CO., Winnipeg. rlanitoba, or
J. T. GOLDTHORPE, (ioderich, Ont.
• RURAL TELEPHONE tg ra
N. B. -Any investor buying Winnipeg property thro::gh me
will, if desired, be furnished with a guarantee from Soon, Hill S Co.
that if in one year he is dissatisfied with the deal his money will be
refunded with interest at 0 per cent.
J. T. GOLDTHOIIPE-
Get Your Wedding Invitations
and Stationery Printed by
THE SIGNAL PRESS
r
E NEW YORK'S LATEST
"MILLINERY SHAPES
Several shipments received the past few days.
New and novel shapes and late effects in trimmings.
Right from the fashion centres to our showrooms.
Really worth coming to see if you are interested in
what is new and- correct in Millinery.
INSPECTION INVITED OF
THE SEASON'S
NEW STYLES
Miss Cameron Hamilton St.
Representative Wanted
in every town in Canada to sell unmake Iota. We are the
exclusive1 selling agent of the Grand Trunk Pacific Railway
for one oT its main line divisional point towns. We are the
registered owner, 'of the original Nobr.wrie townsite, also
clone -le property at Bow Island- (Tbe present daily pro-
duction of the Bow bland natural Ass field is over orae
hundred million cubic feet of natural 'pa daily.)
$50 to $200 Weekly
flan he earned by those who have bad riparians as sales -
meet. We bare a splendid opgerteelt7 for a man of ability.
For complete Iefnrssatine as to nor offer, welts promptly to
Grand Pacific Land Co. Limited
2P/URROMRRS1Wr A1.00 WiN1fPRt.. MANiiORA
r
Stylish Suits
$15..00
Our special tailored Suits of tweeds and serges at S15.,00
are very attractive. The workmanship is of a high order, the
materials among the most popular shown this season, of a
quality that will give satisfactory wear. For a well appear-
ing, good wearing Suit at a moderate price they are hard to
equal. Black or navy serge or fancy tweed mixtures. Each,
$15.00
These Are Umbrella Days
We have prepared for them with a stock of good (Umbrellas, tope that will
not cut or turn rusty, extra strong frames. handles that are nobby. attractive
and durable.
A (food Ordinary Umbrella 85c
Gloria ,ilk top, Paragon frame, horn and polished wood handles, Q c
strong and serviceable. Twenty-four to sell. At ',Lehi7Jk
One rluch Better $1.25
Top of strong Gloria silk, hollow ribs, steel rod, handsome carved
wood and metal trimmed handles; a good-looking and a strong
Umbrella at a low price. F.ach .... $1s25
Not a Bit Too Early To Do Your Choosing If You Nave
Rug Buying To Do This Spring
We have nearly doubled our rug stock for this season. Both in the lower qualities
and the higher grades we are showing nearly twice as many as any former
season. All have been selected with great care direct from the best manufacturers
and our qualities, prices and designs will compare favorably with any.
Union Rugs $3.75 to $7.00 Wilton Rugs $26.00 to $40.00
Wool Rugs $6.00 to 512.00 Axminster Rugs $23.50 to $0.00
Tapestry Rugs $6.00 to $20.00 Brussels Rugs $13 85 to $25.00
Velvet Rugs $17.50 to $40.00
Miser*
Wise sane
elapses eesseo
.au .wino.
asapreses
The ,awe
Mss seas
Sheet..
MOM. o.en•