HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1913-6-26, Page 7A event took piste at Hen-
weak.
a° �Adne+ida atteraroon of Wit
'.t W. C. Davin was united no marriage
t" '. W. L HenslsbilL a yon busi-
ness mesa et the seise town. Rev. B.
ieL Saadi performed the oeeressorusy..
RC S. Britt. who hes heewwhn. for
d R.a..li as•trne troo
the lest two yea s, baa tendered his
rvaKrtiota. Be will remove to Tw-
eet*. where be will look after the
meteor interests of the Christ le -
Rimer Realty Co.. of fi•skatoon.
`eek.
A quiet muddle( was anleenniaed in
nosy tewttdlltti eau T'negday evening of
last week. p4.o Mier Margaret. Towng-
' erg darner it d Robert Carr. became
the bible et Osaeimi. Pbeppen. d
tiVisspdtap� Eau. D. Wren, M. A.. of
i , hes, e-liMui. Mr. and Mem. Phi.-
tri esti In Lower Whirler.
ea W -Meech sf last estk. at the
rogralls.hB•I s parent. at North
Drsads%Oat. Miss Irene Aline Laird,
a'eiT dplgbMr d Mr. and Mrs. Themes
Laird, wee tahited in ebarsiys to lips -
aid M.:ta`r. moo of W. M. Rialiie.
fort -Mora d Ynasssts. The w�i_.ay
was pebrmeel b R. Iareaaa Wd-
> Mrs ischia will re
'whist Derrell.
•it wa d thetkd eaasoessiou
Miss bed emelt tie bomb le-
iartN • pwier ns.rraa- w was
Wain • ase rehab bm•amt ne-
ms/ le tie beak be
THE SIGNAL GODBIRJCH ONTARIO
TwraeDAY, Jowls 1.. Nan 7
The News of the District
• 446.446.46 444.610 446 okali 4444444 4s 5,441414046 46454441
for village of Credit*• ties oiled its'
tw keep down dant.
the dt.
towesbip u W wrtb as attack of
ppea16'-41`a
Henry Doyle. a papaw of Stephen
tons hip, u dead at the ape ata of
.py years.
Yr, !hewer, of Yorkshire. Sagtaod.
is d Btbel oe a ►bit to her daughter,
yrs, Isaac Gill.
Dr, E. & Bowee is leaving Kincar-
dine for Toronto. where be will coo -
tour his dental Practices
lamerMathews. to over thirty
w ears • priacetmit9 in the village ot
Feedlot—b. is deed at the age of eighty
years.
Mrs. Robert Laing. • former ma-
rket of Wooster. diedat !MY -seven ea
soak.. June 5th. She
eras veers of age.
[h
sellery. w eetaamed chime and
well -allows dentist of Hanson tor six -
tees l an. bee remotred to Toronto.
rehear be will e.smge in the practice
of sus profe•iotr•
David (bbliedieln to the at t eight
t lit
open demeriti
away a Friday. June 13th,
aged sixtc-Ove years. Fie waa a °robber
W. Rev li. H. Cobbiedick.
Oi, rewrote( ,.from f3satosth oar
r no. last week. Wan. Doig, of
Turbrr.+uil,b, b. hip lett Meg broken
et tee oink. hie horse taking fright
awl wt imieg bins Dai at the boggy.
The m.nsb.rs d the w.k Walton
pubis( Chanel nen <beeter, bald its annual
yleg toseuamont on friday, June
Mk when shoat temerity -one of its
members drove to :Masted Bend for the
day.
W B. McTaggart. of the Royal
Military College. K iegato°. won the
(ioveroor-oemeral's gold medal at
recent exeuo nations held is the Col.
lege. Mr. McTagitart's borne is in
Clinton.
on th. eve of bee removal from
Wiogham to Clinton Mrs. (Rev. Dr.)
Rutledge was tbe recipient of a hand-
some club bag from the young ladies
Bible class of Wesley Methodist
church.
On Tuesday of last week Arthur E.
Allis. S. A.. goo of Rev. S. J.
Alhn, of Clinton. formerly of (iode-
ricb. was united ie marriage to Miss
Blanche Alma, daugbter eat Mr. and
Mrs. %Vm. Davies, of Toroeto.
Mies Reynuida, of the Collegiate
Institute staff at Clinton, has resigned
and will resume ber studies at the
L nicer,tty. Miss Kate Ford, a recent
graduate of tjueeds Univeasity, has
been engaged to fill the vacancy.
The marriage is announced of Miss
Inez Jean, daughter of the late Jacob
Miller, of ('linton,,and of Mrs. Miller.
of Victoria. B. (' . to Arthur Henry
Woolley. of Montreal. Mr.. and Mre-
Wuudley will reside in Winnipeg.
Mie.- Defame,. far seven year
:menet ref ruatbernatics in CI,utoo Con
:rgiate lneaiw(r, has resigned. At
We close of the school term the pupate
prevented bar with a Lady's companion
end an ebony manicure stet with silver
mown tangs.
At for home ..1 Mr. and Mr=. James
'tapletnn, Turnberry, on Thatsday.
June l2tb. a pniet wedding Was
totem niLed. their daughter. Mies Verna
E., leitg manrird to Fred Beattie, of
Tomato. Rev. G. V. Collins, of Wing -
Mo.. officiated.
}t„ batt V Bases of Grey
where .be was visiting. !lire Rea ars-KIPPEN.
turned from Tomato two swathe alto TCIssnAT, June _lth
Mss poor health. hat at Use tines Of bur
drr•rb ahs wad tboosbt to be topes. Mt'trtr—Joatee.--On Wednesday. the E
Mas.
She was thirty-one sere of ate. 18Cabmen,
th Mist., J. R. Munn, of Cabse.
The real= ware inter at Bradeeb and Miss Ida Jooe*, only daughter
on the 17th inst. of W. J. Jones. at Stealer. were
ppairily mnd
aiby Rev. T. J.'.*s
2loowden. The young couple lett ou
the evening train on a trip to !.*sena
and Toronto Cpoo their return they 111
will wee up housekeeping on the
sa's tine fano on the Loa-
ders
road. t.ortb of Exeter. Tbe bride.
The beam of Mrs. J. Manning.
Erased*, was tbe mese of a
pretty wedding at high nooss Ise Wed-
nesdayof last week. whomher daugh-
ter. Miss Priscilla Gertrude, was
Wedded to Edward F: Beckett. of
Haastitoo. Rev. D. R. Cameron, of
Burford, late of Brussels. was the
oMeiatine clergyman. Mr. and Mrs.
Ruekel went to Niagara Falls and
Buffalo for • short booeywoon before
commencing housekeeping at Hamil-
ton. '
Word baa been received at Keefer
of a serious low sustained by Wm.
Cornish. of Marlette. Mich., a former
resident of Grand Bend. Mr. Coraitb
is a transit of • 400 -acre farm and on •
recent evening his *fade was dis-
covered to be on fire. All the buildings
were consumed, together with some
live stock. iodudini; six valuable
horses. Daly $1.0.lJ ioauranoe was
carried.
A bay stallion. owned by Georgy H.
Retaliation, of Denver, Colorado. whi:h
participated in tbe races at Seaforth
two weeks ago. died at that town
.both!*- after taking part in a race.
Rupture tvf the stomach was said to be
the cause of death.
Oto the afternoon of Dominion Day
tee fear corner -stoner of the new-
t's/tee chinch ..n the vie b coocession of
Grey. township will be laud. In addi-
tion toe number of clergymen severed
members al Pas lLament are expected
to be in atieodance.
Rfindd Raynor. 'cbn has been a
r'tie.r5t of (lin ton for the Pest 1br'e Ilse town is a -ked tc guarantee the
years, as manager of the i.usiness o.• company'. hoods for $ 1.(RO for
the L sewer Cobopsoy is leaving for twenty years and at the end of five
6k00or, where be will be aeoeiated spars they will start paying back to
with Mr. fiaiuer, also of Clinton, in 1be town tbe principal and interest in
thegrni., leaf sad feed business. after° *sorrel instalments. in return
A Tesmg,lite was aft abort at Crdi- the company guarantees to employ
tea ahem airs Bdrid A- Lillow was twenty men tbe fleet .year. with
cunei away atter a ehoet iworm she peon sole iocreasr, during the ensuing
was m ber twe.ty-fourth year Her Tear"
de artu-e is iseuewei by ber bu.band Death of Mrs- Jobs Devereantc.
and an intact saes. her parent*. Mr.
awl Mea C. Trick. and Gass brother.
Following an illness of only a few
days from acute pneumonia. Chariert tion of township clerk of Stanley.
13immosi • well-known resident of term one of the finest in aim
Wroz•ter, was called away on Friday, and buildings in this part of the; onisr.• Since be graduated from Detroit Medi-
tsl College over thirty years ego the
of Leeds county. He located with his uode•r ihe,carrf
Mr Jo°ea will he greatly masted in •� his wife here ogee in Outano on
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wbo was organist In the Methodist
ebareeb, will be very much missed. of Winnipeg. and Her here K.. of lladk-
Nametous friends of the young couple *anon, and aline dautbten : Mr. C.
joie to wawa( the= bus voy•we stet Way, of North BKtldnrd : Mrs. John
the matrissesual sea Bawler, of Manitou, and Mrs. W. C.
Bhrrtrtttcu fa=tale rate FLatr.—John Holtahaurr, of Freston. Rev. J. L
Jones has sold the remainder of lila Small . of Hespekr• had charge of the
tine faro t'r bi• sno, William. aed has funeral •srvieea. oo aoeouut of Rev. Mr.
sone to live with his daughter. Mrs.
Terryberrv. being absent in England.
Johns, at Ktiteville. For forty-five STANLEY.
kears Mr. Jones hes lived on this farm. MONDAY. June 9r3ra.
ing moved here witL bi• faaaill•
from Hastiogs county in I9elt. The A Foams Hrao.,rg.—Dr •ad
country was comparatively sew tree
lets LViUiane Ploakeu of Iarilepea-
and his farm was Doty partly dewed, dance. lore*, erre visl.ots in this
but with fine industry, good manage-
ment and excellent judgment be, and
his late beloved partner, Mrs. Joasea,
wbo died • few years ago, made the
township last week. Dr. Plunkett is
as old Huron bay. In his early days
be was a teacher in tbe Varna public
school and for many years he held the
Juoe 13th. Thr deceased was a native try This e"°dttioc will he ocvn(enued Doctor has resided in the States. He
'merit" stteutioo cf hip eon.
family H in owick about forty-eight
this neyrbborhood, but 'idly in an extended tour of the Province.
yeah ago and nineteen wears later he the Methodist church• where he and Bel stn --Mc .it
Me0i to.—A prettywed-
moved to Wroxeter, where he spent bio family have always !cern regular ding was solemnised in Seaforth
no
the remainder of his days. A family Mtendaeas and devoted mem- •Juuel4lb. when Miss Margaret
of tour suns and two daughters sur• ghMe A.
viva. ban- Tee best wishes of all follow daughter of alr.and Mn. Hugh McDiar-
J. LRussell, ot Ruasrldale, rvsideot him to his new home. where we hope said. became the bride ot Thomas Bey -
D he may spend .n•oy years of pleasure den Baird. of Stanley. Rev. F. H. Lar -
of Osborne & Hibbert Mutual Fire and usefulness. kin performed tbeorreauonvintik pses-
I nsuranoe Company. met with a sen- epee of a small company r.f relatives.
nus accident the other day He and CURRENT LITERATURE. After a dainty luoebeoo was served
his son Parry were out driving and _— Mr. and Mrs. Baird lett on • trip to
bad ►topped to water the horse. The Ltpptsttirrr''s awe JULY.—The cam- Detroit On their ration a reception
bridle caught oo a nail in the trough plot• novel in the July Lippiocott's is will be held at the home of Mr. and
and was pulled oft, frightening the -Monte Carlo and Julia." by Margaret lin. ']hos. Baird in this township,
horse. The animal turoed and ran vtacpo le airs. $taepook is the wife wbere guests to for number ot mixt)
again* a wire fence, throwing out of the British oorelist H. de Vere sill welcome tbem home- Tbe happy
Mr. Russell. Besides being scratched i3tacprrok. whose broke bave won him couple will reside on the groom's One
and bruised, he sustained • broken hip a wide following in this country. farm da the Ind cooeession and they
and several broken ribs. His injuries Julia, the k-adiog character in tbe commence married, life wan the hest
Will lay him aside for some time. novel, is an impulsive young authoress wishes of their frieods f •r a long and
A pretty nuptial event in Grey who goer to Monte Carlo with ber happy life.
township on Wednesday, Juoe lith, p.inter•hnshand. He has Bobemia .
was the wedding of Miss Margaret. tendencies and a propensity for gators-
daughter of Mr. and Mn. Hugh ling. Instead of having tbe please/it
Porter, to Donald McTaggart, of the vacation they expected, they lee
sae township. The matrimonial themselves plunged into a cotter of
knot sae tied by Rev. R. A. Lundy, of
Walton, in the prawns of about sixty
guest.. Miss MinnieoMe\air, of Tor-
onto. roadtn of the groom. played the
e eddiog march. 1'he bride's only
attrodant was ber aunt. airs. V.
May, who acted as matron of honor.
The young couple kat on a wedding
trip to Pre -ton. Toronto and' Niagara
Falls and on their return they will re-
side on the ,u -nomas taint on the 16th
concession of Grey.
How the Lignsr Licenses Ge.
strange ezperientes. The plot is die-
tinctly new. and the story is told with 'Ton ran generally reach a man's
a swing and go quite irresistible. The ,beart either through his storwbch urby
anther's next tweet wi 1 he eagerly feeding his vanity.
looked for. Other fiction is "A Little
The only mea who can combine busi-
V1+bile, n.tak of the supernatural. by sees mid pleasure is the man whose
Emily Newell flair ; "Grave and Die f lire i- business.
grace.- a new Chatee e�iturn Ellen noel .
by Augusta Kortrneht lautbor d Neil: n1 think I shall. merry hits.
'•A Dixie Roe in Bloom" •'The Bas:- Remy-. ['un a dream." Belk: nllow
nese of tbe Policy.- a theatrical yarn. 'cruel of you to wake him up."
by Stanley Olmsted : and "All Alooe - -
a lupus- seaside iketeb. by Ellisa
boring the progress of the YYnnrning
Seafortb R.nnaitor : Thirty-five is 'The Tree so t ng, y Out a
A Few Points.
Revenge is sweet, but there are
mighty few of us aho can stand a diet
of sweets.
imam. The Short Story Masterpiece bath of a few months' old inf
years i there were ten licensed d be Wnddi b neighbor's little girl came into the
b Ott the most talked-ol Huasian author of
hotels, one saloon and four liquor the date_ t eodor Mikbailnvieb 1N»to- mom raerying a doll and etacd wateb-
stores in Seoforth. two hotels and one cecsky. There is an iotr�dection byg lb' nperatinn for some time. The
store in Egmondyille and one hotel i.n a the editor. liingirl's doll was much the worse
Herpotrher. Now there are only four
hotels and one store in Seaforth *add
no license* in either Egmondville oe
H arpot hey.
for bard usage. seine minus an arm
amid a leg. Finally .be raid to the
AUBURN *mother of the child, ••Hnw long have
Tt-ttfeD.T. June •'Ird. 'yen bad your tatty The child was 1
Foot Crushed. Mins D. Etratt attended the funeral elfeemesi, and. lookiret from her doll
i to the baby, she said. -My, but you
Wm. Marek. of Denfiel.i, a brake-
man en the L. H. & B. line. met with
of air. Knox at Presto° last weak.
Wm. Plunket left r.° June lith for
A serious accident at Centralia one day
an extended visit W Ifrie°ds out West.
last week. He war. attempting to „ Miss Winnie Tbr.mpson, of dlctb,
couple two can when his foot became visited at the Errata bocce the past
caught and was badlytcruabed. He week.
was taken to Exeter. where he re- Miss Marjorie Doyle has taken the
retired medical attention. and wall position of clerk in J. Walkoin s stage
later removed to the bospital at Lon- ro Dungannon.
don. Misses Ruby and Olive Yoshi
Exeter Company Asks As istance_ visited their aunt. Mr. T. Anderson,
The Connor Maebiese Co.. of Exeter, of Oodevieb towed:op. last week
has received tempting offers from The massy friends of Mrs. Jbbta Knox
Paris and Ingersoll to locate in either will be pleased to know of ber tame -
of these place+. I'be enmpane baa not ety from ber recent serious illoess.
accepted either armor—al, but. instead, H. R. Ko z. of Saskatoon. called on
bas paeeeele I a PIoPeeitio° for the friend* in Anbgrs. haring been. sum -
consideration of Exeter wuoicipality. mooed borer by the serious illness of
bis paresis. ,
fbnou1rr..sTIo Cc. —&M Treader of
this week quite a number of friends
tied relatives or Jobe Sturdy gatbered
at bis borne to celebrate with b.m hie
eighty-seventh birthday. Mr. Stonily
is enjoying fairly good health not-
withstasdiog his advanced .ge. That
he may seee many more suchldays is
the avian of his many friends bore -
THE Art J.ws KNfx.- in Prestos.
Mrs. John i everesux, a pioneer °n Juoe Pouted
1$tb. 'John Knox • paed
resident or Smforth district. de ed peacerully awes at the home eel
this life one Sunday. June lith. art daughter, Mrs. Wm- C. Henta-
had reached the good old ■ge of barer. The deceased. who bad reached
righty two year.. The decease f was • the age of seven, v -nine years gni two
native of (boort Limerick. /mina. months. was a re.ident of A.,l.arn and
Rae casae toCaoda wben quite young vicinity t.., over fifty years Forty-
gad shortly efart her arrival she was three year. sgr he maraud Mile
married to Mr. Devereaux. who rare-
flambe Law.on. wbnwith gee diadem'
deceased ber three years. 'bey hod is left to nea.uni bi. kw. !hoe mei"
bees married sixty years. Tbey lived crap ago fe sun his fine farm rap alio
fora time to Harparbey hefore remov. !lase tie to J. Wagner and noosed to
ing to the farm on the Heron road, tax village 1n hoe. Last February hs
Teekeesraith. just emit of Seaforth, and Mrs. Konz went b reale with
where the subject of ibis notice spent aline daughter in Prostin. Mr. Enos
the remainder of her life. fihe is 'sur-
vived try • family of Ore sous and two
daughters.
weeek when Mas Beta. Duly dassebter
AN OLD SETTLER
Feeds Qmc# Relent Ware He Used .
Dodd s Kidney Pills.
Perkiness. Algoma. Ont.. June
Zl,d-4fipeaiali—"M? hothead was
suffering very leech with his back sad
legs." Ines. OMAN irareb• I at this
Oise "EN Weakigrf of bar husband's
tote. ••Ilse greet to ole the doctor. and
be told bins he lied urinary trouble,
bot be did hl' scans re get any bettor.
'nen I amt teremeLeibrs tideey
Pine. bane 'ebf•R Wm. be bas ss
bore win le bin affect end kgs. sad
hes other .r. •r
*I mm�ieee��atj _her wbat
bee -
bred. bell bops saw seRws. from
Messer wit hese& by W
wennd %be haps .wend a Berea orThe ospw4asee. mad ese Deed's &id rey
tbremb bibs/1► t wwid.7.i wiles b thwei Mbar, troshiee
gee reasoned by
dieeesed Masers Me are beeksebe.
andtiles Cfbrirtlme Mao. rtissnsa see.. bserbbeiro. bsmaae1 die
teldrly ole
labs gar, MM•a. g sesy
wfiiy e Ana tri�b
! Mys b ogee Osdd'e tt�f
AA fel dam Mi /l w- --1_
•
wee for many veers closely identified
with the Metbndet c-hur"b here. ba. -
Mir been class leader and trustee. mad
his a existent. honest. Christian lite
will trot sone 1e forgot tee by bioassay
friend. here. He was one of the char-
ter oneebets of tbe 1. O. G. T. of this
plane. For the last fourear* hap W
Mahn.bean in very feeble a�tb. lest ems
sol centime to bar bed till the list
three weeks. Betides bis serreerleg
widow be Immo two gems : emelt S..
bave kept it nice'
Magic Cleaning Fluid.
For cleaning delicate fabrics this
method is said not to fade or innate the
taest color: Grate raw potatoes to a
pulp, add one pint of water to ow
pound of the potato pulp, stir and wash
between the hands, then drain the
water from the pulp through ■ ewe
sieve or cloth Let it stand to the ves-
sel until the one white stnrcb settles
to the bottom, then Poor off the clear
water, whicb Is whit you use for clean-
ing. The settling:* are used for potato
starch for atiffeting One material'
For cleanien- spotter with the liquid.
applying until all sol is reroored. rinse
to clear water and iron on tbe wrong
side. For white silk, whicb may be
pawed through the water as through
suds. add a very little bores in the
water. i'artr nooses and white •-esh-
meres Neon beautifully by this method
Odorless Lard. 1
It+ tate away the odor of pork from
lied buy leaf tarn and white melting
put set -pelt apples with the skins •n
well waabed and drier. i010 the melt
nig pot. It ^res the lard a etre f1avbr.
and it can be used instead of butter in
almost any pastry.
Straw Hats
Lie' ready torr the warm weather by
Lu, ing one of our Straw Hats. We havet
the Panama, at prices ranging from $5 tol
S6; the Sailor Hat in all grades from 5oc
to $ .00 ;-and the Mexican at even lower
prices.
We have an extra fine line of chil-
dren's Dipfront Straw Hats for both boys
and girls. Prices. : 5oc to 41.50.
A splendid range in all lines from
which to choose.
McLean Bros.
The Square. Godench
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Agents for Carbart: Overalls, Staae-ld • Underwear. Frtwr I Hats,
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it is talar tea_hing to nay we should
bate ourselves: em should tie in
charity with oureelyea as with others.
$t. Francis de Sales.
The only way to shine, even in this
false world, wrote Bryant, is to ire
modest and unassuming.
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2 boos narrow had worn
Laws.
kid 3. literal Faemmd
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We have a sample
4i H. P. on the floor.
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Wire Fencing
Do not forget that
we have the best Wire
Fencing On the mar-
ket and at the lowest
price. Seven -wire ,11
No. q hard steel wire,
at 25C per rod. Only
a limited amount lef:
at this price.
Wire Cable
This Cable is being
used in place of rope.
It is cheaper, lasts
longer and a horse will
lift a Toad much easier
with it, as it does not
stretch, therefore a
much easier lift.
Three-eighths Cable is
6c per foot.
Vivriumwmilompee
DO YOU REMEMBER WHEN YOV %ERL LITTLE'
DID YOU EVER GET ENOUGH ICL CRLAM THiLNJ
BVY AN ICL CLAM PRLLZLR .AND YOUR CHIL-
DREN WILL LOVE YOU MORE AND BL LT -SS TROVBLL
TO THEIR MOTHER.
ICL CREAM IS HLALTHFVL. BUY A FRLLZLR
FROM VS AND HAVE PLENTY OF IT.
WHEN YOV WANT MARS ARL REMEMBER N E
HAVE iT,
Chas. C. Lee
Hardware. Plumbing. Areare Fitt usg, Electric Wiring, Etc.
PHONEts Store It Meuse 11111
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Garden
Garden those
We can supply you
with Garden Hose
from roc per foot up
to 18c. per foot, also a
variety of, a w n
Sprinklers to choose
from.
Do not forget that
we handle the most up-
to-date Lawn Monter,.
Lime Sulphur
Take care ot your
fruit trees, they mean
gold dollars to VC(l.
Spray well with I.'me
Sulphur and Assva a:
of Lead. We hate
them both.
Liebe Mulpl.ae. VAS, aiei iiia.
Arsenic of Iea.t, l2ic per 11i.
Binder Twine
We tan furnish you
with McCormick Bin-
der i'wine, guaranteed
65o feet per lb., at 1210
(twelve a r. d three-
quarter cents per lb.)
The amount is limited.
For harvesting we
have a full line of
E.rth Sampson Hart.esting
1 ooli, all guaranteed.