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The Signal, 1913-1-2, Page 3en, ma ter ,nt v 1Mit THE, &ND ONLY GENUINE BEWARE OF IMITA- TIONS. MITA- TIONS. BOLD ON THE MERITS Ob DINARD'S LINIYENI IND1Nu ES, CALS and s or repaired. THER GOODS fil=ctoo° h. leaving �iasasa, Svawyr ,Ro • EN MEDICAL F. GALLON, M. 13. and residence. North street, Uodericb. of County Rsttbur odor. Telephone III F. J. R FORSTER-EYE, EAR, and throat only. Hoare sutimoi. orb 'Ophthalmic .rad Antal Institute. % ist., gar. Noe sad 1 htoat Hoete W SquMs. and Moorefield Nye* Hoeplta3. 1Coafand. Mace. /38 -Waterloo Street oppoatte Knox Church. Hoare is . Y to 1 0.m.. 7 to a D. m. ,-Telephone LEGAL DIVOT. HAYS k KILLOR- 'barristers, tiolldtor., notaries pubtb, in the Maritima Court. etc. Private lend at Iowan rate. of ioterest. Ade Square. Uolericb. W. u.,T. ti t.. R. C HAYS+, .1. L N. CAMERON. K. C.. t3ARRIS- senaitor, notary public. omoew- Street. Uuderlck. third door from LK$ (JARROW, LLB.. 13AR- I'EtI&. attorney. }elicitor. etc.. uode 7 to lend M lowvs: rates. JOHNSTON, BARRISTER. or. oosrnWoo.r. notary public. laatltoa street, Uoderfrn, O- t. ADCTIONEECt, AS OUNI)RY AUCTIUNIiEIt Uoderich. All inrtructleu- by mail S.aual utn.e will be prom:•tly al- lte.ideuce telenbone Its SI/ ANCE. LOANS. ETC. PRIVATE FUNDS TO lean. Apply to M. 1i. CAM- rL�ier_Hadtltuu street. Uodench. 11OB1iRT$O . INSURANCE AUYNT. LYhTS,SI. • British. CtLYdtau and . att- T, atcaxxAr est, hrtrwraas' Laan 1 be Oman Aoctdebt ',ted guarantee LAM, Limited. of London. h:ag. Gap UL•&ILAYTal 13(»u% . I to. U.S. t) sud Gearuraie Company. 1 rtaidenoe, Donbass% ear..crof Vie - h1. David's Areel .. Fhroe 1:6. W. CRAltills, LIFE, FIRE t lnaarangs. Agent for leading stoea oomi+aates. 1r1.0 lance f3 W 4//10L ta+• : Naar and at lowoat rates. oan.er West ISte.et and Square 622. S J. W. CRAltiU .. Uodetieb. Out. ttllll� D .ami Lknown loderlch Fro grown.a. Kane Tirlrty. rat able@ far nee G. lid J Jt 111 AINB OATS in lir o p1 k f► 11 rf 3 11 sl lv.. f W.GP MUTUAL FIRE IN R A NCS C O.--► arm sed l.olrted J. B. McLean, Pre-+., 8eafortb P.O.; Dolly, Vies -Pres. . Uoderloh P. 0.: intr& 8eo.-Tresa., heatorth P. U. D. F. MoUregor, neatorth John N tnthrop ; M' ui.aai Rlnu• t onstaur e; wale, Beodttatten; Jame. Evens, . rtt WaMatlock ; �Ia:nrlm Br :J-Neilll"m l'hhi00. nce v scille aforth ; kSeatoril•. Poltoy-aoMere can pay u mod get their oasts reoelp►ed at lab's Clothing Store.t;llatoo, or at R Grocery, Cineetes street. t►od rieb ARMOR LICENSES RR E. KELLY, J. 1'.. OODI RIcR, ONT. R OF hie.ae1AOL LICLNSES. J SHAVING PARLOR RD BLOCK BARBER SHOP. weUtaewa ands stand UM beg serving la shaving. tte...ta i..dte ehameooing a drilled Asads esple ed. win M appreciated. H. B. resrM/efer y years in use, 20 the standard, pre - and recommended ysicians. For WO- Ailments, o-Ailments, Dr. Mar - emale Pills, at pot t. S:NESS AND, • RT AND taeght by (spirt iavracto:. at. If LOIi1It C01 f. O1iy. Li assisted to positions. Collage ea fres Sept. 3rd. Catalogue amp time. astlttwlt 1. w. WastermS '-"r'T t. + nisrRIc! NEWS. Oelrge Forest, for many years a resident of Huron count v in the vicin- ity of Hensalt is had :.t the age of satiety year". John Burger, who 'bas Bern clerk qt the township of liurnberi v for a number of year*, has resigned on ac- count of failing health. George Blatchford. an aged resident of Exeter, p.tssed away on Monday of last week at the age of eighty-five years. He it survived hy two sous. troth living iu Exeter. The cougregatioo of Guthrie church, Hart ton, has extended a unanimous call to Rev. W. T. Pearcy. of triodes - Miro'. The slaty offered i. $1.200 with two weeks' holidays. The 'Macre larva of John Cart. of Grey towhabi ), has leen loll In David Badgely, of Morris township, for the sunt of $1,11.10. The purchaser will get posseriou in February. The marriage is announced of Mine Mary J. Coates, fermi -11y of Brussel., "tel Nufub E. Bn,•hanaii. of Bellevue. Idaho. The event took place on 1Ved- nrsday. llet ewber IcSlh. After an illness extending over sev. oral months, Miss Flora Hine. of (Tin- ton. pawed away on Monday tvening of last week. A severe attack of par - Myst, was the cause of death. T. N. Forsyth; of Kippen,.sold a six - ii onthsold filly to Andrew Bell. of Tuckerswith, the consideration lwiug $200. The colt is registered and is an animal of exceptional promise. THE SIGNAL GODERICH ONTARIO On Wedoe.da m Detebrr 18th, the !�ome of Mr. andyMr.. W. J. Stephen- 1 DOCTORS ADVISE n, of Ethel, was the st� try wetldiog wbtn ne of a veil v 1(��at Minnie B. mom Lamobecame the de of John Kreuter, of Ethel. Rev. D. Wren was the officiating ckrayman. Atter ' returning from a honeymoon at Snat- I ford and Toronto Mr. and Mi q. Kreuter will commence hoasekeepiug ' at Ethel. An old and esteemed lesideit 01 Stephen is dead to the person of Mrs. Agnes Wein She passed away rt the home of her moo. Gottfried Wein, on Thursday, i eceniter 19tb. aged eighty-two years and nine mouths. 1 The deceased was born in Germans in MU. She* lame t,, Canada in itib8, settling in '4 .poen, where she had lived ever wirier. to 1868 she was mar- ried to John Wein. who predeceased her several years. A family of two sons survive. A sudden' death nccuired at Clinton on Tuesday afte•nloon of last week. when Thomas Beacom was called away. His demise cams as a great shock. as he I&.d been about town on Tuesday forentien. The de ceased had resided in Hullett and Stanley town- ships but had spent the past thirty- five years in Clinton. Hp took an active part in municipal affairs and at the time of hi.; death he was a mem- ber of Clinton town council. His widow and one daughter, Mrs. James Dunford, of Clinton. survive. Wiagham Postmaster to Move. Postmaster Fisher, of 1Vinghem, has received notice from Ottawa order- ing him to roseate tbe dwelling rooms over the portofice Mr. Fiske' has keen' postmaster at Wins/ham fur nearly half a century and the service he has given is such that any move towards his di.misaal is resented by all the right-thinking people of that town. James Bowman. M. P.. has been requested to see that action he staved in the matter. Sudden Death at Brussels. Dr. Alex. M.-Kelvey. for the past thirty years a well-known medical practitioner at Brussels. died very suddenly last Maturdap morning. Heart failure was the cause of denth. Heirs survived by his widow and one son and one naughter-Dr. A. D., of Boston. and Miss Barbara. of the Col- legiate Institute staff of Pari.. The deceased graduated from Trinity Medical School. Tot onto. in 1Ki3 and later be attended the New York Post - Graduate Medical Scbo-.I. Seriously Burned. A serious burning accident occurred at Ripley a few days ago. Mrs. David McDonald, who bed been lying at the Cornmerrial House in a precarious condition, accidentally upset a coal oil stove near ler bad mod was horribly burned on the body and arms. Fur- tunately assistance was near at hand and the blaze which had spread to the curtaint un the window was extin- guished before touch thinner was done. hire. McDonald is doing as we'l as can he expected under the rill-urn- stances. irruw- stances. The marriage of Joshua Cook. of Clinton, to Miss Vary Elizabeth Pull- man, o L•niJon, took Ware in the Forest City on Thursiay, December IUth. Rev. H. H. Bingham officiated. Mrs. S. Dickson, president of the Ladies' Aid of the Presbyterian church. Statorth, since its organize- f tion, was prereated with a baodboine easy chair- at the lest nieeting of the r'tarty. j Rev. John Berry, who has been in cuwbent of it. Thoma. church, Sea - forth, for revered years, has been ttaosferied to Meatord. He will leave for his new ch arge at the end of the yeah. While oiling tbe engine in his shop Fled Stevens. of Crediton, had his left , hand drawn into the machinery. The ; third finger was severed at the second joint and the second finger was badly In Mord and lacerated. On December 18th. at the Insult.. of Mrs. John Belt, of (Ieoannao, the marriage ceremony war celebrated which mettle Mira Susie Bell the bride of John Mitchru, of Turn berry. Rev. A. K. Gibson officiated, , Rev. James Argo. B. A.. of Ivan. Middlesex county, bas received a unanimous call from the Pterbyteriad congregation at Egwondville to be - (won: the pastor of that church. 1t is not knuwu whether Mr. Argo will ac- cept or not. The Clinton t'ollegiate Institute has received ft ow t he bleolcgical Su' vey De - ear went et Ottawa a gift ui a splendid aseortuaent of Mineral .pe..imens in a neat and handsome cabinet. They 1 will he of great service in the teaching tet iuineralogy and phy'ical geog- raphy. A quiet wedding was solemnized at Ethel on Tuesday afternoon of last week, when Mi.. Pearl J.. only daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Bremner, war united in wedlock with Russel H. Delwortb, of McLeod, Alta. Rev. D. Were performed the ceremony. The young co0ple will make their home in the West. The furniture and warble business of Hoover 6t Ball, t'liutou, hos been dissolved. Mr. Hoover will retire and the bu*tuess will he catricd ou by Mr. Ball. Mr. Hoover, in company with Wesley Walter, also of Clinton, has purchased the busaue-s of the C. H. Conner Furuuui e Cutup/ivy of Guelph. A former resident of tlromsrty, in the persun of Mrs. Harry Terrington, of Chatham, sustthed fatal injuries wheu driving over a railway crossing in that city. She was struck hy an express train and hurled a ,consider. able distance. The horse was killed and she was rendered unconscious, receiving in;uries from which she passed away a week later. A pretty wedding was celebrated at the home of Mr. find Mrs. Ralph Stephenson. Varna. on Christmas night, when their eldest daughter, Mese Annie. became the bride of !)avid A. Johnston. a prosperous young farther of the Babylon line. Stanley. The ceremony was pet formed by Rev. T. J. Snowden, assisted by Rev. D. Johnston. About forty guests were prase n t Mrs. Father McGill, of Corrie. died on Sunday. December lath. at the age of sixty -.even years. A paralytic strike was the cause of death. 'Che deceased was a native of Cavan. Ire- land, and about ltltda carne to ('"nada. She married R. McGill in Inen and until nine years ago. sv s ben they move) to Gorrie. they had resided in 11 'w- ick. Her husband, one sora and two daughters survive. A serious accident occurred last week on the fares of David Kennelly, West Wawanosh. Mr. Fanning. pf Whitechurch, who had been employed during the past season with the Gilles- pie Threshing Company. was engag. al in placing the separator in position when he WIIS crashed between the tank and the engine. He is still under the doctor's rare and hopes are enter - tallied for his recovery. Mir Margaret Scott. who had been tsaehieg is the l.akelet public school for the pest eighteens nxont ba. wM beebrsarely honored ht- he pupil. at dm chew W the shoot let w beton! the Christman holidays. She was pre- eslMsd with a complimentary address esseespaei.d he a gold brscetet, a jswsl sage and a silver fern pot. Mir �wtt wilt teach t be school near prsreret meet year. Her hotels M tier vicislty. John Webster. of Fordyce. had a elms sell frees being frame to death. Me wee en bks way to Sastre.' with a load of cattle aid hoe oQ at a elation to epsik so a fiteii. TiM tram 'Meted mad the door esf the last oar which be caught wa.Jtrked. He rode seventeen miles to the neat tesealon, �Isa�� a harsh hat vied a light over - al no gloves. Hio bands, ears Mg emus were badly frown and he was Nearly perished wben be wee re- dee.ed from the car by the roodu.tnr Death of George Petty, of HensalL George Petty. one of the oldest resi- dnnte of Hem -all. diad 1 tat Fairless The deceased was a Mai ise tet Hrnsall. York shite. Englaed. and with his brother John he came to Huron county in 1161 and settled in the town- ship of Hay. When the London, Huron A Bruce Railway was built the two brother, owned tte farm on which the village of Hensel) is situated. They gave the land for the station and the vilbtge was called after their hirtbpalce in England. For a number of years George and .lances Petty conducted the Yorkbhile Pork Packing business at Hensall and as a result were well known throughout Westetu Ontario. Well-known Insurance Man Wedded. A plea -ant event tohk place in Lon- don nn Mondsv evening. December 9th. when W. H. Robinson. Provincial inspector of the London Life Insur- apce Company. well known through- out Huron county, took to himself a wife in the person of Isabelle Ruth only daughter of Mee. James Taylor of the Forest City. The wedding was a quiet one and immediately after the ceremony Mr. and Mrs. Robinson left fora short trip to Detroit. In recog- nition of the event the agency and headoffire staff. of the London Life Insurance Co. presented the young couple with a handsome set of dishes and a clock as an exptession of their goodwill New Church Dedicated at Walton The dedkation services of the new Presbyterian church at 1Valtou on Sunday. December 22nd, were most successful. The principal speaker for the day was Rev. Dr. R. P. McKay, of Toronto. He was assisted by the pas- tor of the church, Rev. H. A. Lundy : Rev. Mr. Bellow vne, of London: Rev. Mr. Edmund.. of Walton, and Rev: Mr. Carswell, of Winthrop. The of- ferings for tbe day amounted to nearly 98(10. On the following Mon- day night fully LII people were pres- ent at the fowl supper. This was fol- lowed by a choice program. The pro- ceeds of the supper totalled $416. The special services were continued last Sunday, when Rev. Dr. Gandier. prin- cipal of Knox College, Toronto, preached in the morning, afternooi. and evening. Death of Mrs. John McMillan. Mrs. John McMillan. widow of the late John McMillan. who rep.esented South Huron in the Dominion Parlia- ment for so many vivre. palmed pearr- fully away at the home of her grana. eon, John Scott. in Mullett township. on Sunday. December 22nd. She had reached the &drawl d age of ninety. one years- etbd bad he en quite an ac- tive lady until six months ago, whew she had a slight attack of peel��sai�a! Since that Lim, she had Mein eoefeod to bed the greater part of the time. The deceased was a native of Ayr- shire. Scotland. In 1464. after bel marriage to Jobn Jamieson. they eaese to Caaada, sante, at Roxboro Me`i1Mp towostaiP. Sams time after the iaatb of Mr. Jmangos the . &jest of this entree wee wedded to Jobn Me- MiiMe. Wow Ibailss -- et low sow onel basheei Must fse11111an had ee- ✓ .1ed with her grandson. lobe veno. of Mullett The Passes( of a Pleaset. Mrs. Masgswt Reaches'. one of the ~Meet settlers of Heron •ounq, died et bar bowie at Haepnrbe7 ern Matirday, ieecember *lea. Rbc was in her eighty-fourth year, Mina F.orn in fleot land in the v.wr 11t$b in lea OPERATIONS Saved by Lydia E. Pinhbam's Vegetable Compound. 8wnrthtiore, Penn. - " For fifteen rap 1 suffsced untold agony, end for pne period d nearly two years I bad hem- orrhages and t h e doctors told me I would have to un- dergo an operation. but I began taking Lydia E. Pinkham'e Vegetable Com- pound and am in good health now. I am all over the Change of Life end cannot praise your Vegetable Compound too highly. Everywoman should take it at that time. I recommend it to both odd and young for female troubles." -Mrs. EMILY Suw Gana ., Swarthmore, Pa. Canadian Woman's Experience: Fort William , Ont. -"I feel as if I could not tell others enough about the good Lydia E. Pinkham'■ Vegetable Compound has done for me. I was week and tired and I could not rest nights. A friend recommended your Compound and I soon gained health and strength and could riot wish to sleep better. I know other women who have taken it for the same purpose and they join me is prais- ing it. "-Mrs. W. A. Bum, 631 South Vickar Street, Fort Williams, Ontario. Sinal we guarantee that all testimo- nials which we pnblis6 ars genuine, is it not fair to suppose that if Lydia E. Pink- bam's Vegetable Compound has the vir- tue to belp those women it will belp any other woman who is 'offering in a like manner If yes waat 'pedal advice write to Lydia E. Flekken' IRedidie Co. (esaf- deetid) 4aa. man. Tearbe reed aid answerned tter bty'Ha sown'an e'n'd held In s list madidesee. the deceased with her parents and the other members of the family Ballet for [',nada. After it long and tedious journry they reached the land that WAS then known as the Huron Trcet. They tweed a home for themselves on a harm in McKillop township and [herr the subject of this ii.• it e Dyad until, her marriage in ISM r., John N. Knechtel. of F.;wnndville. In lx:o.i they moved to Bross.ls and 'settled on a farm near t•i,at villag.-. Thirteen vears later the faster wa. 1, toed and Mr Kne. htel well to Manitoba. He purchased a faro► there and started a more in the village of Killarney. but the rigoro.rs climate undermined his health and he returned to Brussels. dying there in 18fN. Mee. Knechtel then removed to Seafotth. where she resided till herdeath. Swarts. The tort r; of Clinton lost an esteemrd resident on Wednesday, December 18th. when Mrs., George Swart. was, called away to her eternal rest. Ilse deceased had been in failing health for s-ene mouths. but it was only during the few week. prior to her death that her condition became strious. Sbe was in her seventy•ninth year. Her hushand and ".family of six survive. The chilJren .ire: Thr*.. Swart.. of G.4detich; Edward Swart of Toron• to : John Swart-. of Wit:gham :Mrs Cornell. of Cleveland. Ohio: Mrs. 'peon -r. of Vidian. Mau.; and Mrs. Clara Rontball. of Clinton. T,vn sis- ter. --Mrs. Bullard, of Chicago, and Mi -F. Bainae^d of London - also Aire vice. Mrs. Hainaut and \1r.. Cornell were present at the last. but Mrs. Spooner was prevented from coining home owing to an ttta-k of pneu- m ' . 'i h.• funer..l took plane on Friday sate, noon. December :doth, to Clinton cemetery. Rev. .1. E. Fort conducted the s-rouee coal the pall- bearers were A. Tyndall, H. 13. Chant, Jas. Ford. W. It .I.ii:-on. J. McMath , and Mr. Bradshaw. Int *Shall. JAM:ADT 8. MS • rmwmw al l'81?''1l i LPatterns fie• 1 Der'IILLA USON v • n Perrin's Gloves Coming Events cast their Shadows before. Our Annual Clearing Sale will start Thursday, January 2nd, 1913. si _. • Pivae 5� Millar's e MPRCIAL DISPLAY OF ll�liday Suggestions Holiday good; are in, and our ass)rtlhent war never better or lune:. complete. The ufinea:t care has been exercised in making selections. Ft) t tat none but the duo'.t desirable furnishings should find their way to our stock. There is no reason why you should not be one of the early birds. We haveg it any not•ellies.thet male beau- tiful present-. Here are a few sugges- tions for you Sweater (.'oats. dbirte. Glove.. Suspenders with Garters and Aran Bands to match : Scarf.. Tie Pins, Tice. Hose. Hats and Caps, dozen. Of other gifts. M. Robins South Side Square WHEN we have occasion to send money through the mail, we can do no better than follow the lead of the business man, who long ago discovered that the easiest, safest and simplest way is by Express Money Order Scenes mo invariably remit by this method. Woesee are npidlt minim se eppmente the eigni6.- r, a of this fart -ad they, ten, are sow bar men of Eatprms Orden Thew i. w Owen Moo Is r..• .•.. a , sod i .I k vwn 1.• aw ti • as nano W wren* Boa .e..tt .qts•. w ►e. r aMe�ew W ee,lisle N Dominion Express Moneq Orders Grftiffs Chemin lb.Iraq re.r .sten W se Owen Os.. .".- clear awl Is riabol Mg • dorm Ow., w. GM bis Oaten Boole la Bo r.ar.r mesa► KAM g-.. Kmiaim ... Ida osw. •Off .. • ' - se - Ile .. to - - le- ie..M" - era r ems are Scotch Store Stocktaking Sale Now On Special D Iscount,20 p. c. ERE is an opportunity to save money if you are needing any Silverware, Cut Glass, Carvers, etc. Now is the time to buy, as »e are offer- ing Splendid'Values atexceptionally lO\ prices. CARVERS IN SETS Regular $6.50 for $5.20) $5.00 for $4.00 $3.00 for $2.40 BERRY SPOONS Regular $2.75 Ifor $2.20 $1.50 for $1,20 " S1.25 for $1.00 PEARL=HANDLED KNIVES AND FORKS Half dozen in set in beautiful oak case. Regular $15.00 for $12.00 Butter dish, regular $5.00, for $4.00. Biscuit jar. regular $3.25, for $2.60. Fruit dish, regular $2.75, for $2.20. Cold meat forks. regular $1.00, for 80c. �! HOWELL HARDWARE CO ss LIMITED The best place to buy Hardware.