The Signal, 1912-7-11, Page 44 Ttvueoar• Jm.T 11 1912
THE SIGNAL s _O&1 3H, ONTARIO
News of District
PORTER'S HILL SILVER WEDDING.
WttvNR$DAY. July 10th.
NOTeta. - - Fred Lindsay and two
suns, of Winnipeg. are visiting et his
mother's, Mee. Lindsay's.. Miss
Knight. of Ocderi.b, is visiting at
Wm. Johnaton's.. .. Miss Maud
Pickard, of Toronto, is 'Wiling in the
neighborhood... R. Y. Ooz Is spend-
ing • few days at Ripley.
STANLEY.
MONDAY, July Sch.
The pupils of S. 8. No. 1, Stanley, at
the close of the term presented their
teacher, Miss Elisabeth McEwen, with
a Limoges berry see accompanied by
a suitable address. Miss McEwen hats
resigned her position as teacher of
the school.
A social evening war •pent recently
at the home of Alex. McEwen, as a
reception to John A. Innes and his
bride and is. farewell to the groom's
esteemed parents. Mr. and Mn. Alex.
Innes. who are going to Clinton to
reside. About sixty persons were
present and a very enjoyable time
was spent.
GODERICH TOWNSHIP.
MONDAY. July Ste.
John Middleton. jr., haw returned
from a brief trip to the West.
The Orange lodges of this township
will celebrate the Twelfth at Seatoe th.
Miss MacVicar, of Godericb, his
been re-engaged as teacher of the
Holmeeville school for another year at
an increase of salary.
Miss Emily Proctor, of Holmesville,
has returned home after a month's
visit with her sister, Mrs. J. H.
Lowery, at North Bay.
Miss Tichborne, who bas tauebt in
8. 8. No. 11 successfully for the last
three years, has resigned and will
take a trip to the West.
Mr. and Mrs. George Burnett
announce the engagement of their
daughter, Mins Emma J.. to Thomas
Dunbar, the wedding to take place
July 10tb.
Rev. R. J. McCormack ani family.
tete cf Yarmouth Centre, are now
comfortably settled in the Methodist
parsonage at Holme.ville. Mn. Mc-
Cormack is a daughter of Rev. W.
Godwin. a farmer pester of Victoria.
street chassh, Goeb.ieh.
ffrurea WEuotxs.-Mr. and Mrs.
H. C. Holland, of Fair View Farm.
Godericb township, observed the
twenty-fifth annivervary of their
wedding on the 27th ult. A number
a friends helped to celeh,ate the
occasion and a party of about forty
spent a very pleasant evening. A
number of beautiful gifts were
presented to the esteemed couple,
whose friends hope they will live M
celebrate their golden wedding.
KINGSHRIOGE.
WEDNESDAY. JulylOtb,
Ncrrslt.-Mr. and Mrs. Simon Stiles
are vieitiog at the home of the letter's
niece, Mrs. J. O'Loughlin Messrs.
Youog and Cbisbolm, of Loyal,
visited friends here over Sunday
Rev. Father McCormack is at present
attending the retreat in London
Mrs. Quinn and son Joaepb, from Tor-
onto, are visiting at Coo. (1'Reilly's.
The sweet smell of the bay is in
the air again. This tells us the hay-
makers are hues- The rain seems
to be getting a little nearer every day,
hut a great deal more is needed
Berry -picking will sono tae the order
of the day A large gravelling job
is on hand, from the 9th concession to
the church. It will he a very welcome
piece of road improvement.
DUN(sANNON.
UR. NEWTON, DENTIST. OF
Lucknow. has res ted visiting outride
points and will henceforth give his entire
attention to the home office. Lacknow. where
he will be found every day. All modern meth-
ods.
NOTICE. -THE LOCAL AGENCY
in Dammam ter The Signal 1s at the Post-
oldee Book and Stationery stege, where
orders will be resolved for subscriptions. Ad-
vertising and job work. and receipts wtU be
et-eo tor amounts c ki for the same.
THURSDAY. July 11th.
Mrs. N. F. CVhyani is Visiting her
parents at Seatorth.
Miss Daisy Ryan is home from Port
Credit fcr the summer vacation.
Miss Totes, of Gloucester. England.
is visiting friends in the village and
vicinity.
John Tiffin, of Colboroe, hes mold his
farm to J. Snell, of Turoberry, and
will probably move to Nile.
Wm. Thompson is able to he around
again though still suffering from the
eflect:rof his recent accident.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Henderson
have moved to their house in the vil-
lage and David and his bride have
taken posseesion of the farm.
HULLETT.
MONDAY, July 8th.
DEATH OF Mlta. MCMICHAEL . -The
death of Mrs. Gilbert McMkhaei, of
the 8th concession of this township,
occurred ob Friday, 28th ult. The
deceased had been subject to a form
of heart disease and had been con-
fined to her borne roost of the time
for the past six months. Her maiden
name ass Helen Dicksoo. She was
the second daughter of the late
Charles Dickson, of McKillop. and bar
death causes the fleet break in a
family of ten. Abe leaves. besides her
husband, • son. Cherie,, of Calgary,
and a daughter. Mies Eva, et
home.
PEEPOISAL MENTION. -Mien Edith
Stewart has taken a position in the
oMde at AAnto. Maes.
V. goes to Edmonton, Al-
iment, to emend the summer with his
Welber, John McOoel Mies Sadie
East, who hes Mem tumble. embed
gear
heiblayWs sdlw mg. 1. hone Roelamland t a.
bombe for the mai le supply.
I 'ippon =Await
pulpit for
J* Ma Ws. Lsossota. who
we... s-Madp Wand hl a runaway
m.tYemt a few weeks aim, Is now Im-
ntmm cicely. hiss 0.
i� Is.t week foe Toronto 14=1:
9a11mmst Boarse at the I7.iversity.
Inter -wimp 4b edema and bath-
Somme
ath•
jj mm. .t Risk's dtetup Nora
Popular Mathew Couple Held •
Bat-yabis CeWsntioa
Wingbeue, July 8.-4 mug se -
able celebration was Maid at the bear
of Mr. and Mn. Deeid McDeaaM.
Francis street, un Saturday evealasg
when they celebrated the YSth anni-
versary of their wedding. A lame
number of friends from the town and
district were pigment and extended the
wort hearty eoogratulatioos to Mr.
and Mrs. McDonald. Among the
many beautiful presents they received
were a well filled purse and several
handsome articles of mut glass and
silverware.
Fifty guests sat down to a splendid
banquet, wbich was served in the
drawing -room. which was moot aurae
tively decorated, as well as the tables,
with rosea, smilax and cut flowers.
Following t he banquet, Mr. David Mc-
Donald rendered • number of bagpipe
selections Oast were greatly enloyed,
and bis daughter, Miss Verna, danced
several Highland dances unmet setts -
Among those present were Miss
Rocket, of Detroit : Mrs. Hop.00d and
Mrs. Mieoer, of Windsor; Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas roll, Mr. and Mrs. W.
J. Todd and Miss Pearl Todd, Mr. and
Mrs. E. McRoberts and Mr. David
Tadd, all of St. Helens; Mr. and Mn.
W. Guest. of Kinloss; Mrs. D. Todd
and Miss McDonald, of Sarket000.
THE SUMMER RESORTS.
int Hotel Sunset. •
Following are arrivals at Hotel Sun
set : W.M Wiemer, Miss Wien er, W. E.
Buck, F. F. Buck, Brant ford ; 11
Ewald and wife, Mr*. Chas. W. Cas -
grain, Wilfred A. Casgraln, Leulle E.
Moore, Maud W. Manton, Detroit;
M.O. Rsosford,Clinton; F.R. Hodggeenns,
Mrs. Hodgens. Dori, Hodgen, Gode-
rich : 0. E. Fleming, Mrs. Fleming,
A. W. Fleming, Miss Carol Fleming.
Miss Bertha Flaming, Miss Jean Flem-
ing, Master Hugh Fleming, Windsor:
Mee. E. D. Brown, Master Edward
Brown, Toronto; Miss Killoran. Sea -
forth ; Mrt.. Scougal(, Miss Soougall,
Miss Butler, F. W. Stratby, Albert
Fagen, Kincardine; H. H. Parkinson,
Detroit; O. G. Keen and family, Ino-
doo.
The Point Farm.
A large number of guests are en-
ying the balmy air and cooling
at the Point Farm. The fol
lowing have registered : Miss Madge
Aihhit, :Rise Mary Marquis, Miss
Helen Marquis, Master Jack Marquis,
Miss L. K. `Vitt,, Mr. and Mee. A. A,
Hughes, Allison J. Hughes, Ida a.
Hughey, Miss Mary Townsend, Mrs.
E. Blake Dunran, Miss Sybil Duncan,
Miss Isobel Duncan, Master E. B.
Duncan, all of Brantford ; Rev. Jos.
Elliott and Mts. Elliott, J. Campbell
Elliott, all of Ooderich ; Mise Minnie
.Johnson and Jas. Johnson, Sandusky,
Mich.; Mr. and Mrs. J. R. McNab
and family, Dungannon : Mrs. S. E.
Sanderson and Mrs. B. J. Crawford,
Dungannon ; Miss A.nnie Hume and
Mr. and Mn. Crawford and family,
Miss Helen Rothwell, Mies Mice
Rothwell, Fred McLoughlin, C. A.
Johnston, Miss E. Graham, Mr. and
Mn. F. J. Bishop, all of Toronto: Mr.
and Mrs. Higginbotham, Misses Phyl-
lis. Mary, Muriel and Marjorie Hig-
ginbotham and Harold Higginbotham,
all of Lethbridge. Alta.: Miss Hazel
Niool. Edmonton, Alta. ; Mn. J. 1. A.
England, Miss Charlotte Englaod,
Mn. W. Fait•bairm, Mise M. D. Fair-
bairn, Mrs. Geo. H. Bail, Miss Mar-
garet Ball, Miss Jessie M. Obappelle,
Mr. and Mrs. Ferry and family. all of
Detroit: Mr. and Mrs. (. A. Bower,
Master Aston Bower, Miss Muriel
Bowce, ell of Adrian, Mich. ; Mr. and
Mrs. Jesse Button, Mr. and Mn. John
Button, Miss Annie Button, Lucknow,
Ont.
Mn. W. E. Kelly entertained a
number of her young friends at the
Point Farm last Saturday. The party
included Mrs. C. Saunders, Mrs Tvae
Kelly, Min Irene S.aults, Mia DeL
Nairn, Miss E. Wiggins, Miss ria
Allen, Miss E. Buchanan, Miss Jean
Tom, Mia Christabel Anderson, Miss
Jessie Strang, Mien Agnes Hamilton.
lbw the Meed of all ohm elm it
me simply Mace diesiders. The
time. The Need ,alms Ong* tike Y .
segs every tare. msieetea 11 dm kidnap
de taeir wt an impurity my a...r 1
disorder ray remelt ie toe eirceialhe
Amager thea that time. Tlm.ire it yew
Mood .. est of order your kidasys ores
foiled is their work. Thiry ass in sed of
,timuatioa, sersegeiesier er dseseba a
Or msdiCiee will do as Bees. rjhs flamer
sed mems imitated Mood malaise lhm e 1
is
Dodd's
Sidney
Pills
ORCHARD COMPETITIONS.
Melees Offered by Department et Agri-
culture and Fruit Growers' Asseendom
The Department of A ;riculture and
t 11- Ontario Fruit Or..: ors' Aasocia-
t i :I will this year . c•. loft orchard
upetitions througb••oi entario. The
- 1 , ..vine will be a is i ted into six
-ilia.' as follows :
�.,. 1 -Eastern On ... o District.
L ... s p r i s i n g Leon:, Addington,
Froutenac, Renfrew, Leeds, Lanark.
Grenville, Caeletum, Dundee, Russell.
Stormont, Gleugatry and Prescott.
No. 2 -Lake Outario District. com-
prisirg Halton, Peel, York, Ontario,
Durham. Northumberl.od, Meetings
and Prince Edward.
No. 3-Ni..gara District, commis- ,.
ing Lincoln and Wentworth.
Nc.. f r late Erie District. com-
prising Essex. Kent. Elgin. Vortolk,
Halditnand, Weiland. Braot, Oxford,
Middlesex.
No. 5 -Lake Huron and Oeorriao
Bay District, comprising Lmbto..
Huron, Brute, Grey, Simco..
No. 41 --(entre O.tario District,
comppraising Vie'o1ia: Peterboro,
Dufferie. Waterloo. Wyllingtoo,
Pert h.
The competition will er tot the pres-
ent year only, and pnzer wail be
given in each district of from 1115 to
$75, depeodiug on the acreage.
A score card will be used in !mixing.
with the following number of points
for each orchard operation .
Pruning and scraping . .... 18
Spraying 18
Cultivating or mulching .... 10
Barnyard manure or commercial
fertiliser 10
Quality 10
Quantity 10
Cover crop ..:........... 8 -
Marketiog
Fences 2
At Mene stung Park.
The season is in full .aging at
Menesetuog Park. in addition to the
guests at the hotel, all the cottager
are occupied. The following have
registered :
Mrs. Chas. W. McCorkle, Mre. 0. L.
Fox, Miss Marjorie McCorkle, of
Detroit : Major Gordon Hall, Mrs.
Gordon Ha11, Miss Freda Hall. of
London ; Mee 0. R. Looker, Ream C.
Looker, Oscar F. looker, John Comer-
ford,
omerford, H. H. Parkinson, Detroit : Mr.
and Mn. Purves and child, Mrs. 0. F.
Macdonald, Miss A. H. 0. Macdonald,
Master Grant MacDonald, Miss G.
Waiter, of Toronto ; Dr. Harold
Winta and Mrs. Wince, Paul Rule -
mann, Mrs. Rulsinann. of Brantford ;
Dr. M. Oliver, J. A. MacKay, Mrs,
MacKay, of Indore, Central India;
Mrs. H. D. Mercer, Mrs. E. C. O'Brieu,
of Guelph Ont ; Mrs. Patenarcne,
of Burlington ; Mrs. Robinson, Miss
Neil Richardson, Miss Ethel Endacott,
ret Strathro : Major J. 11. Kaye,
of London ; Mrs. Lawrence Buchan
Montreal. P. Q. ; Mrs. J. H. Kaye. of
London; Mr. and Mn. Wm. Proud -
foot, Robt. Proudfoot, Miss I. H.
Proudfoot, W. Proudfoot, jr., ofOode-
rich : Miss H. M. K. Shope. of Brook -
1 N. 't . ; Miss E. M. Beide of
Toronto ; Miss 0. 0. Dewar, of
Windsor • Mn. Cecil Stewart, Rob*.
0. McMullen, of Woodstock ; Mrs. T.
R. Mayberry. Mrs J. Nichols, of
Ingersoll ; Mrs. F. H. Parsons, of
0 u .1 p h ; R. M. Thompson. of
Toronto ; Mies N. Kineses, S,rnia:
Leo.ard Fraser Mrs. Fraser, of
[salami [.d ; Mr. and MI*. A Ifrsd Hahn
New Hamburg; Edo .rel H. cox
Mn. Fox, Mrs. Alex. t1 IC,se, of i►e-
trolt : Mies Gladys Eli., . • •f; tiMetie b ;
Miss Rota IL lords*, tet tlrrmtesaL
Arrow t h• world toe 1.., pals mad.
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add first. wbo sestk with s. .e. sea ail
And leaven' as rises. usoee.f..ral.
Oadawa.v trranar d Offal' Y.t etlh
The Fere'. w H(agsta from the ielvlat
Aad ,owmmd .seem et the sod awe greed
was tesedee Nesse •t poss and diver mover
Thos" Mad eu..rel► J4r Y est fat Mspt.
11. Cmsaboo Maw
an
Regular application forms are now
:zing printed, and tnav be obtained
from the offices of any of the disuict
representatives or direct from the
Fruit branch, Department of Agri-
culture. Toronto, on application.
The judges will pay two visits to
each orchard during the remainder of
the present seaeoo. Men thoroughly
io touch with modern orchard
jractices will be sent out to do the
udging, and the visit of these men
alone will be of value to the orchard-
ist, as he should be able to obtain
some valuable information on the
most modern lines of handling trees.
How It Works Out
Hamilton Timm.
Statisticians who hare been study-
ing the vote of the last election report
the figures for the whole Dominion
were as follows : Votes -Government.
889,E : Opposition. ft ,095. Seats --
Government, 188; Opposition, 84.
This does not ioctude fourunconteeted
seats. If the seats were equally div-
ided in proportion to the` votes cast
the Govetnmeot would have 112 ad
the Opposition Ib -a majority of 17.
The present majority is 49.
NEGLECT
To cleanse the system of undigested
food. foul gases, excess pile in the liver
and waste matter in the bowels will
impair your health. The best a tem
regulator is Fig Pills. At all dealer*
55 and 50 cent, or The Fig Pill Co., At.
Thomas,Ont.
200 Cmc TIN Mors
TIM 200 Cams
The World's Nit Such Moises
Can...no hes
■ C. ,oar,.
Mink
%met
AT�oslrd6*r�.
a , sot mew=
A Palm RiMsq oflEaRiPe bete fiats •oe
OheiwtZ.iQ OAR wa
0618.. awa
0.ea.veroas sesomenwesse man same ISM Me
ANOTHER AVALANCHE II
of Bargains for the Second Week of
the Great July Annual Summer Sale
New merchandise, bright and fresh, bought from•merehants and manufacturers
at their clearing prices, which is' making this sale a great success.
Big Slices Chopped off Every Price
We are turning dull days into busy ones by bringing out the good things and
telling you about them. Something new and seasonable coming in almost daily.
Come and get some of the good things we are offering this week. They mean
big -money to you at our sale prices. Space forbids our naming many prices, but the
following list will give you an idea of what is in store for you this week.
PRINTS WAISTS
Niue pieces small psiterne, Fght fast Qom., Whits Lawn Waist, 00 in the lot, all. this
colors, regular 10c. for only . - ..... Ol season's make. (owe and get one at or even
PRINTS. -Ten pieces, 32 inches wide, below maker's price. Regular prices 98c to
Ct3rY'r
week AKE, regular 18ic. This O/�c�, 115.00. You ego s0 ave nearly 51.on soiree ofe o.lyM 1 these Waists.
61N(iHAMS
Fourteen pieces, Illic and 13c, sure, Oc
fast colon and sale price this week
DINOHAMS.-Sixteen pieces, 10c value,
good cloth and fast colors. Sale price this Q„
week ... . .. .. ............ Q(,
DRESS MUSLiNS
Eighteen pieces in this lot, loc to 11/1„
20c regular. Sale price on the lot lO)ll..
LADIES' VESTS
Another new lot just here at a good deal
less than tanker's prices, a mixed lot worth 15c,
20^ and 35e. Your choice while they Com,
last during the sale .10o, 12to, s Jq.
WHITE VESTINOS
pries. a aoy one of the lot. Regular prices,
1 EMBROIDERIES
Our offerings in these goods are peel illy
attractive and our range largely made up of
hand -made hues, from about an Inch wide, 5e,
to 45 Inch skirtings. We can't quote prices on
these goods. there are so many of them. We
must just say that you are sure to get bargains.
TOWELS
A special lot bought for Clio sale. Our
claim for these goode is that they are Me from
dressing, of pure bleached yarn ti Mat and
wasbed), ROA per pair 15e ; 18x1118 per pair $3c ;
19:40 only 30c a pair.
OLOVBS
Just eight dozen pairs in this special lot,
2 -dome length, sines 6;, 7. 7i. colors hello, pink.
sky, fawn, Alice. nary and green. lac 19c
value. Sale price only a71.
GLOVES. -Another lot. eight dozes silk
finished lisle, colors Alice, hello. rose, fawn,
navy. green. and old row. 2-dome5c
length. regular price Me. Sale price LJ(,
GLOVES. -A third tot. pun silk2 -dome
length, regular prion 50c, colon Alice
About 4moss, and groes. Sale
00 verde, one-quarter off regularprice .. ..
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CORSETS
Evert- pair of Corsets in the store will be'
on sale at tempting prices while this sale lasts.
The famous D.& A. is our Corset -nothing like;
them tot pt ices asked.
HOSIERY
More new stockings for this week, selling
at str -ling prices. One bunch, sixes 4i to 8,
in sky 1 pink, regular price for the 1 Jl
whole bet Ze. Sale price
H061IIRY.-Another lot mf ssooads of 250
and Els maker. You can buy any of them sire.,
8j, fl'. 9j, and 10, colors black andtan: 22C
during this sale at 2 pain for.... .... L
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LACE CURTAINS
About 150 pairs to sell. Just note the re-
ductions :
50c for. .40e
75c fax:. 55c
85c for...00e
$1.15 for...90c
$1.25 for $1.00
1.50 for 1.20
1.75 for 1.85
2.00 for 1.50
$2.115 for 51.75
22.75 for 225
3.00 for 2.50
WHITE COTTONS
will be on sale at reduced pricer.
1 Factory Cotton 0.13 Ink at reduoed prices.
Pillow Cottons on sale at reduced priest.
Sheeting., bleached and unbleached, on
sale at reduced prices.
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SILKS
Every yard of Bilk in the store will be at
Sale pries during this great Sale. Special Sale
price on 85 -inch wide make.
Saturday of this week will be a record business day at this store. Nothing
,will be left undone to make this our greatest sale day. Profits hammered down to
and below the vanishing point. Come any time after 8 a. m. The morning is the
hest time to avoid the rush.
J. H. COLBORNE
THE SiGNAL TO JANUARY 1st, 1913, TO NEW SUBSCRIBERS, 35 CENTS
ASK YOUR •SWSOSALIN
Wool
BENMILL&RR
WOOLLEN KILLS
Th. aw* eetaraiowd (,Marren
eau as 0,. Counts of gorse
As usual I shall be prepared to
bay and give the MON' theft
price foe wool, both washed and
saswasbed. or will etebaag. for
may manufactured erikies.
You will fled a title assortment
of Tweeds of various op -to -date
Patterns. also a good supply of
Bed Blankets
Horse Banks
end 'ferns
of various colors
The above goads are graran
teed to be purr wool and will
Rive =tit/faction.
Jesse Gledhill
BEN MILLER ONTARIO
Men's
Furnishings
We bare soiree special
offerings in men's
summer comforts that
Are especially lntereeting,
because they are Ver, -
'n Coin moa values,
STRAW MATS
(1,1 a Straw Hat now,
and get it here. You'll
surely be s belled if you
.lo. fax yen will 11.d o0
ompaeism that equal
finalities cost more
pip ewbere. We Save
every style and shape.
We sell SIT
hest Sita in
tee world for s7.410,
$10.00 and $10.00.
PANTS
Men's straw wearing
Pasts, fancy .hige, rag -
afar was. ter $1.7.
M. ROBINS
SOUTH SiDE OP UiiQAR;
Foil Term Irma Meet ad.
SUGGESTIONS
For the Artistic Furtaisttiag of the Hose
11°h/osier has the artistic Furniture. the 'bleary" Furniture
the people of Godericb and vicinity demand.
For the Parlor -Selected Mahogany Parlor Suite. Parlor Cab-
inet., Music C.bis.ta, Parlor Tables, Tea Tables sad Tray to match.
Fancy Chairs and odd pieces. Them are worth while sse3ng.
For the Dining Room -Element massive Buffets in quarter -cut
Oak. Dining Table to match, Dialog Main upholstered In real
leather. A variety of designs and prices to wit everybody.
For the Living Room -Fancy Chain, Rockers, and a shipment
jest received of Japanese goods that will please you.
For the Den -Some al tis most autactive plows le Weetbered
Oak, Mission and Early Sagthe that will surety meet with your
ppr'oval.
For the Bedroom-Heautifel Drsesm's. Seedde and fiomooe in
Mahatma', Qtsilfteeemt Oak and Royal Oak. eareetriag neer is Cir-
cassian Waive. Pepslae Replies wood Hide to surer say of these.
A good autonomist ret Huss and iron- Beds, Mattresses and
*wises of superior quality. to alt everybody. A piresneto to show
times limes.
A new shipment of floe Pictures. A variety of wb�..es mew
ready for y • Cost whits the plotting Is god.
A Loll stook of Baby 0.rtiagee sod OM8.Is whose ate eight.
Rags to salt soy room, and the prime she.M ekes them up la
.hort order.
i one suit the most exactas' is quality sod peter.
George Hohmeier
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