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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1913-7-24, Page 7THE SIGNAL GUDI RICK • ONTARIO TOUnsDAY, JULY 24, 1943 T The News of the DistrictI,,...444.4464446454645+4$44454.444.464, 41 4545**+46464364545+N LUCKNOW• MONDAY, July 21st. Yes. Charles Coulter is visiting •s duffle ise Mises McKinley are visitlog at Creditor, of OrediWn, is the ilea, H, Silber, geed r,1 Lucknow relatives. gd. and Nat. Caswell. of Toronto, ars yield* Lucknow friends. yes, Thomas Little, of North Bay, is eget on • visit with friends. Will Henderson. of St. Louis, is was iso a visit to his mother. Mr. and airs. 11. A. Doupe left tact week on a three weekr' visit at Kirk - tar orne 'red• nasty kick onw ESCAPE.- althe ter Hhead troy a borne in his blacksmith shop iia( Friday morning. Therethe time - several how* in the shot/ at He was stooped down, working at its front foot of one of these, with his bead not far from the heels of another hhp000rr+e which bad twistedaround m b The horse be was shoeing touched the usher with his nose aDel the other retaliated be Kicking back at its Wr- est.. Walter received the blow, lib* was fortunately a glancing one. e head, was knocked alt an most seof nseless 00 the dfloor. TLe scalp was cut and bruised and his D eed received • jar which left it stiff and sore for several dap afterwards. Reis Dow back to work again. His escepe was a most fortunate biose, torr if his head bad ward Oat a little more he would have would likely • ed trect have blow. beenand crushed In.- Luekoow Sentinel. his ORANOK CZLRRanor._ A- wards of twenty lodgespat pa 1 the celebration here on the Twelfth. A downpour of rain in the morning hale things rather disadreeabie, but more favorable weather in the after- noon, brought to town a large Dumber who would have been at work in the fields if the rain had not dampened toe hay crop. Nearly 5,000 people were in attendance. Good m was furnished thrc ughnut the afternoon by the Lacknow and Kincardine pipe baodsand the braes band f C�lVilna- hem. The program Park consisted of an address of wel- come by Reeve Murdocb and speecbes by A. IL Musgrove. M. P. P., John Jocnt. Rey. J. J. Durrett'. Rev. J: W. Hibbert. ••t \Vir-gham, and J. J. Hunter. of Kincardine. Dr. Spence. secretary of the Lucknow lodge, was chairman 'The Vinghani lodge won prizes for furnishing the best baud and for the largest and hest - dressed lodge. The Belfast lodge won the price tor carrying the best banner. Meese.. Percy and £mmereon. of Ripl-y, won the prize ofletrd to the best fifer and drummer. The concert in the evening was- well attended and tberoughly enjoyed. FROM GREAT LAKES To the Rockies Women Sing the Praises of Dodd's Kidney Pills. Carson- ale. `ask., July •21st. -(Spec- ial) -lee scarcity of female help in a sew country subjects the women of the prairies to unusual strain. and careful bbservation has establisbed the fact that this strain first makes itself felt in the kidneys. For this rea- son Dodd's Kidney Pills are making w enciahle reputation from the Great Likes to the foothills of the Rockies. Everywhere you will find women singicg the praises of the great Cana- dian kidney remedy that has ban- ished their pains and weariness, and 1 rouaht them hack to health. Among the many is Mrs. Kdgar Cowan, an estimable lady of (bim Oslo. "i have found Dndd's Kidney Pills very beneficial•" Mrs. Cowan states. "If reytbing I can say will help any sufferer I aro glad to add m testi- monial to what has already been said" .k sporting editor says: -"If you have failed today there is always the dream ret :a perfect day's golf tomor- row.' She- its veins cauld the day. He -Al; many are csuld but few cbnsa.n. 8ke-\\'hen ye're chosen, Donald, yell no be cauld ]laiden Fair -"Ob, it always makes my bead swim to go on waterer Firm - trove Sailor -"No danger of drowning. rhea. mem, if you should fall over - Stratford Summer Carnival. One of the most notable events of the outdoor amusement season will take place during the week of August 4, when Colonel Francis Ferari s bora r,0 Coifed Shows andCongresaofTrained A very plessant time was 'pent at Wild Animels will take possession of the h Mme of Mr and Mrs. William the principal streets of Stratford. The 1 Morrison. of the Clinton road. on • re- engagement in Stratford is under the cent evening, when the members of the atroic., Bullets baseball rhih met and pre- sented Mr. Morrison with • hall -rack and • table. The presentation was ac- companied by an address expressing the cluL's appreciation of Mr. Morri- son's sea vices on the bestehen diamond. PORTER'S HILL. I McKillop township, died ie Seaforth TUESDAY, July 22nd. •t the botpe of his daughter, Mn. John Nora*. -Miss Frank Roberts, of tarter, on Thursday, July 10th. He Stratford. *punt a sew days at Clear, was eighty -tour years Weer. Newton's last week.... .Albert Rout- Thomas Dark. whose pereotal home of GRA, u visitingunder the le near Brussels, has lodge, examination at p•aKLi bis him rial parented root Ernest Searson Regina, entitling him returned to his Bowe at Kinloe s after to full membership in the Serkatcbe- speodiog a month with friends in the Wan Pharmaceutical Association. neighborhood The Ladies' Aid The Clinton Knitting Company to will meet at the home of Mrs. Herb. proposing to establish • plant at Sea - Cos os. Thursday. July 31st ...... forth. The ratepayers of that town Hcward and Maggie Cox spent Sun- will vote on a proposition aubntitted day at W. H. Lobo's, Maitland concis- by the company on Friday, August *ion, 8th. OMFORT APIT'S All It Lasts. RIGHT The es Lust. ., Its Friends Last. i i POSITIVELY THE LARGEST SALE IN CANADA CLEARING, SALE OF Wash Suits PORT ALBERT. Alex. McKelvey, of Pease, Sask., WEDNaaDAY, July Lied. a son of Mr. and Mrs. Win. McKelvey, Naves op dna \VEar.-alias Ednaof Brussel., leas deserted bachelorhood. Nelson, of ST. Thomas, and Albert Oq June 18th, at Regina, be joined Yates, of Chicago, have been visits band and heart with Mier Lydia \1'en- zel, of Palmentod. their uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mn. W. J. Carling, who moved from Hayden Mn. Adam Schaefer and Exeter to Brighton a few menthe u, family, of Wiogham. are visiting her g father and mother, Mr. and Mrs. Jas.. was the uufortuowte victim of a run- father G•Ilow Smith returned away accident • few days ago. He home from Toronto last week atter • sustained tour broken rite and s visit with friends there Mr. and badly injured shoulder. Mrs. Will Burrows and family. of August Kuhn, of Cobalt, baa been Stratford, spent the week -end with transferred W the branch of the Bank Mr. riurrows mother, Mrs. Ellen Bur- of C ;mmerce at Crediton and W. H. rows Rev. and Mil. Walter Haw- Paget. who has acted as manager for kine and little daughter, of Morpeth, the Last two years at the latter place, are visiting at Wm. Grey's Mr. is removing to Toronto. and Mrs. John Scboenbals and Min Following an Wooed eztendiog over Freida, of Clinton, visited old friends two years, but which confined her to aroucd here last' week......Mrs. Teem- the house fur only eight weeks, Hen- bly and children. of Godericb, are riella Jean Smith. youngest daughter visiting •t W. E. McConnell's Mr. of Mrs. Henry Smith. of AN rozeter, and Mrs. W. G. Murray, of Goderich, passed away on Thursday, July 10th, spout Sunday with their son Walker. at the eatly age of nineteen years. Mrs. W. W. Hawkins, of Chinago, Tne home of Mr. and Mrs. William and Mrs. T. R. Hawkins and son, Sanderson, on the 3rd concession of Andrew, left for their homes this Stephen, has been saddened by tbe morning atter a month's 'visit at Wm. death of their son, Percy Edward, at Grey's Mrs. Norman Colclougb the age of eleven years. His demise and little eon, of tioderieh, are visiting took place atter a chert illness from with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. appendicitis. Bvinley The Port Albert and Dungannon Presbyterians and Angli- Mre. William Tumpkln., of Wing - cans are holding • union picnic at the ham• was hadly bruised when she tell lake this afternoon. It is fully ex- down a flight of 'stairs the other Giglio petted that there will be • large crowd She intended to go into an adjoining present Miss McLennan, of Loch- loom to obtain a quilt, but wistuok Slab, ts the guest of her tt,urin. Miss the door and stepped off the landing Grace McKenzie. of the atait..• The sawmill and planing mill at EAST WAWANOSH. Staff,, ;he property of William Sad- TOwd$nir COCNCIL.-The regular ler, was totally destroyed by fire on meeting of the council was held on Sunday morning, July 13th. The fire July 14. Members all present. Min- is supposed te have originated from a Utes cf last meeting read and pissed. spark. The hue is estimated at $5,000. The treasurer's half -yearly statement, Only 92,500 insurance was carried. to June ;3). showing a balance on A pretty wedding took piece in We- lland at date on general and debenture lin on Wednesday. July 9th, when fund of 170.(M; received and ordered Miss Lavine, daughter of Ezra Keel - to ba filed. The collector presented cher, tormealy of the ifth concession his bond. the same being accepted as of Hay, was wedded to Norman Kele satisfactory. Bylaw No. 9, 1913. au- lerman, of Dashwood. Rev. Mr. tborising the Reeve and treasurer to Wing was the omcietingclergvivan. borrow money for general township purposes, was read and named. The The death of Mrs. Elizabeth Smale following accounts were ordered to be took place at the home of her sister in paid : D. McGili. fitting washout, Exeter on Monday, July 14th. Tne concession 3, $5.1111; \Ver. Radford, deceased wee in her seventy-sixth repairing washout, c ,oeession 3, $1.50; year. Sbe was born in the township It. B. McGowito, repairing washout, of Hay in the year lt(:37 and had been concession 3, $4.311: deo. Quinn, • resident of the same community all cleaning out creek, $1.tx1; Duncan her lifetime. Robertson, raking .snots off road, con- William Jones. of Seafortb, had • cessions ii and 9. Risk: Geo. E. Fitz closecalkfrom drowning on a recent patrick, commutation statute labor evening. He was bathing in the mill tax in 1912, >W 00; Oliver Anderson. pond at Egmondville and not being commutation statute labor tart in 1912 able to swim well he got beyond his $5.U0; Wm. Johnston, fencing at depth. He was rescued by hie com- Marnoch River bridge, $3.00; McKin- paoionsonaly after be bad gone down non Bros., gravelling. on concessions 12 the second time. and 13, 1143.44 ; Wm. Anderson, in- There is some talk at Seaforth r f spectiog gravelling, 93.25 c ('- A- petitioning tbe Government to have Jones, reseeding the Toll drain, g111.11: the license of the Dick House renewed. Pat Gibbons, grading on side line 36 At • recent meeting of the ('entre and 37, concessions tl and 10, IT20' .Oil; Huron license commissioners they re - Robert Scott, grading on side line 36 fused to withdraw their decision made and 37, concessions 11 and 12, $15 211 : at previous meeting to cancel the Oliver Anderson. grading cn side line license on August lsr. 311 and 40, ^,incessions 9 and 10, $23.:,0; The Ingot iron Culvert Co., culvert A pretty wedding took place at on the Toll drain, 1177.66; Elicha Fordwich on Monday evening of last Walker. shovelling grave I. 54.5(1; weak, when Miss Edella J.. daughter Jonathart Pet.tertou, shovelling of Rev. J. \V. and Mrs. Andrews. was gravel, 91 50. For gravel -C. Camp- united in marriage to Welter C. bell, $1.90; R. Shield $5.10; E Or- Stringer. foreman of the Recorder vis, 96.86 R. Scott, S9.b0• \Ver, office. Mitchell- The ceremony was Fitzpatrick. 50 cents; J. J. Kerr. performed by the bride's father in the id 00; Herh. Taylor. 94 (M) ; Ade. presence of only the immediate relu- Patterson. $7.30: John Ansley, $4.70; fives. Geo. Bentley. *11.411; J. Stonehouse, The owner of a 'neat market in 9810. The rouncil then adjourned to Clinton had a -cooling" experience meet again on Monday, August 11th, one day last week. He went into hie. at 1 o'clock. A. PORTBRFIELD, Clerk. refrigerator to swat a fly when the . door slammed and locked him in. MULLET After being there for about ten min- Mosn.sy, July 21st. uteri he succeeded, in attracting ti'. Miss Vera Carhert visited friends at attention of a passerby who opened Walton last week. the door and released bim from cold Miss Nora Blake. 'mho has been stodge* teaching school in Northern Ontario New Pristxpal at Wiogham. since New Year's. is spending her vs.- Alf. L Poeliff. of Bluevale, hire 'seen cation at her home on the 0th conies- appointed to fill tbe reran in Wing - pion. barn public school caused by the r•eeig- The home of Mr. and Mar. George nation of the principal, Joe. Stalker, 3bobhrnok has been bereaved by the who is removing to Ingersoll. death of their little son. Harold. Bu New Seaford' Principal demise tool place on Saturday, July 13th. after an illness extending over G. A. Miller, M. A. of Chathsrr, several mouths. The remain* were formerly of New Brunswick. hes interred in the cemetery at Londes- been engaged as head master of the Monday. Seaforth (�'ollegiate In.titute es *recces - *or to G. F. Rogers, who goes to North Bay. Mr. Miller is • gold medal grad- uate of Queen's University. of the 2114th Regiment and that fact in itself is one god reason why the peblic may expect • big week of mirth and merriment. This a tiro it the largest and foremost of tied in .\menta, and is the aeknowl- edtted leaflet of all arrival exbibi- aiow. it is always gni s, brilliant with fresh paint and teendent with gold kat Sad other decorations. One of the many great features of the organisation is the combined aeit•al snows nl Col. Premeds Fermi sad the late Frank Rostock. io • sates start cage are exhibited by their trainers educated tbe. beam 'Pd de, pumas andkantigtar000s. For h,s runuMment of the little owes is ' arcus, where dogs, posies, mals and monkeys glee a most obeyer sad sateTtainine ezbibi k,*. tnIn addition le these said limey other ased win be brouglst r ebb' (Usdtcis .1 tis pt enures at L. P will wt� wise "T p sad DO ~A se =am. m▪ eaelst Reese in the World,* "Oesse Waw' and freaks end curios Bees tin Perth °f Lbe 1Y n he le :1 ^Wwosllam bawd wtM be NEGLECT To cleanse tbe_syetem of undigested fond, foul gases, excess bile in the liver and waste matter in the bowels will Impair your heath. The beet system regulator is Fig Pills. At all dealers 25 and SOrents or The Fig Pill Oo.. 8t. Thomas. Ont. Sold in Godericb by it R. Wigle, des rgNNR DISTRICT NEWS. A Drop too Mech. W. J. Garside, of London. formerly of Brussele was injured the ether dsy while at work on a new elevator in the Forest City. A workman was lowering a flus -gallon jar of water from the third story of the etrercture when the rope hroke. the jar failing upon the head of Mr. Garside and inflicting a deen gent in his forehead. A Yesag Life Cot Off. A yonng life was rot short at Bros eels on Moe day morning of last week when Bert Hingeto0, son 'tt Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Hingston, was ratted away at the early age of twenty-three years. While he was engaged in a drug store at Kenton. Manitoba, a tumorous growth presented itself and although it was operated upon tubercular trouble followed and later peritonitis completed its destructive work Wisgham Man's Sadden Death. The announcement of the death of Thomas Netterfield. of Windham, came as a great surprise to residents of that town. Mr. Netterfield, in eompiny with his daughter, airs. Thos. Drummond, and his grandson, Neil McLean, left on the Thursday previous on • visit to Thes'.alon. Two hours after their arrival there nn Saturday morning Mr. Netter - Held was seized with heart failure and death came almost immediately. The deceased was seventy-five yeare of age. Mrs. Nary Voting. one of tbe eldest residents of Crediton, is dead at the age of ninety-three years. Mies Freda Hee,. who has beam =rig.t Wayfarers, Seek.. IsYO yisg at bar parsetel homes at 11Msb. ars, We& 9reft. a reel oat et ih base tar ower ball a esetery, died eNib iglit yok ea a ,Iola sloe sea of WOW - Jams Debi. • Mone retddw4 et When Tuberculosis 1`b reaen s Church Union at Exeter. The Presbyterian and Methodist churcbea at Ereter will hold union services nn Sundays during the nett several weeks. While Rev. E. G. Powell, the Methodistminister, is away for his holidays, Rev. S. F. Sharp, the Presbyterian pastor, will preach in his own church in the morn- ing and willoceupd the pulpit of the Methodist church in the evening Next month Rey. Mr. Powell will minister to tbe double congregation while Rev. Mr. Sharp is merry on his vacation. Seaforth Bank Clerk Shot A. B. Mertens, teller of the Domin- ion Baulk at Seaforth, was shot Last Thursday night between 11 and 12 o'clock. Another member of the tank staff mistook bier for • burglar, Hearing a noise in the hank two of the clerks went to iuvestig:ate. Mertens was coating rep from the lavatory in the basement and as he of,enrd the door leading into the hank be received the shot in his breast, the bullet piercing his right lung and lodging in his back. Owing to the nature of the wound an ante-mortem .easement was taken in which the in- jured man exonerated the clerk who shot him. Rev. Professor Gifford Married. The marriage at Cambridge. Masa., of Rev. Professor W. A. Gifford to Mira Charlotte E. Mitcham is of inter- est to Huron Cbun,y residents. as the grooms was formerly a resident of Wiogham. His father, Rev. Dr BUSINESS AND • SHORTHAND added. tansbt bs =Pert 1•1•=•012 a abbe/di:wed s Y. M.C. A- BLDG,. LONDON. ONT. Students assisted to positions. College in season from Sept. 2nd Catalogue free Enter any time. J. W. Westervelt J. W. Westervelt, Jr. R Triodes' 17 h sdpal serums w11f feet collects t!e defile t e F.11... -our t.sd ■. s r peloo.�li. 1Z. 7,r,,.. n. .ter The- M -- ...Niro • wesJ>siA� rE ARE all exposed to acts deigers=-osr only armor is good rd i �• blood! Let your stomach be of good digestion, your liver active ,and your lenge full of good pare air and you isn't 'amender a any of the diseases bearing germs. The bast knows tonic and alterative, that corrects a torpid liver, '...ahelps digestion se that good blood is manufactured aid tie system nourished, is Dr: Pierce's Gold_enrMedical. DIoSCSig 1/0 This famous medicine has been meld by medicine dealers in its liquid form far ever y Tears, gist.* great satisfaction. If you prefer you coo now obtain Dr. Pineef . Getdee Iledinl Diseevery tablets of year dtog set at 6L00. ale* is 60e sine or by mail -send 60mm-cent stamps, Rname.name.V. ., M. D Buffalo, N.Y., for trim! bot. - Questions Of Life sre fore ad sreg Eli "`"1"to tis Peopb's Ai- siaw b1 a_ V tare+. 11. D. All the koowI ws a �eerig nam or woman, wife or daughter mbaeid have. Y eestemed hi for big Some Disease seek. • ea.taksing 1008 pace with engrs.iags• bound t■ cloth, mat tree 74 anyone swam to m.►' stat ,rasps re prepay cost oe wrapping Sad gmmarn We purpose conduct- ing a clearing sale in this line of goods and until further notice 25 Per Cent. Off will be allowed on all Chil- dren's Wash Suits in stock. d McLean Bros. The Square, Goderich U remereeteeteedesemedeeeeesessedieessai Gifford, was a former pastor of the Methodist church in that town. The groom is engaged in research studies in the fields of church history and bistory of religions et Harvard Uni- versity. Mir. Gifford is a graduate of Leeds University, England. and also of Rennes University, France. THE BEST PLACE in town to enjoy au Ice Cream, Soda or Sundae is at the BALMORAL CAFE F. E. BURDETTE, Pcop. All the latest flavors. Orders deli erred 'Phone 04. • V NORTHERN BUSINESS COLLEGE OWEN BOUND. ONTARIO Fall Term opens Monday, Sept. let. Beret graduate guaranteed a position. Thorough courses. Large staff of specialists. Inaividual in- struction. Best equipped College in Canada. C. A. FLEMINU. F. C. A. Principal. „G. D. FLEX'S(' Secretary. 1 1 CENTRAL BUSINESS COLLEGE STRA?FORD. ONT. Canada's Best Business College We have thorough coarse.• and nem pteet experienced iaetructor-. 'Vedo snare fnr oar .1odent. and rraduater Shea do ether aobod+ At prawn% we keen applhcatinn. offering from pm to sem per annum for ',twitted bele BIM - Met men know where they get U. Oen kelp. We tare three departarenti. Commercial. Shorthand and Tele. - trashy. Get our free catalogue. 7t_ D. A. McLACHLA\., Principal. .ONLY LINE REACHING ALL SUMMER RESORTS IN I111(ONLANDS OF ONTARIO inc,odint; Muskoka Lakes Maganetawan River Lake of Hays French River Georgian Bay Temagami Algonquin Park Kawartha Lakes Full Summer Set vice now in effect to all of above re.orta. Write for toll particulars and illuozrated folders to any Grand Trunk Agent. ,HOMESEEKERS' EXCURSIONS Each Tneadsy untilQet. tt io.ln�ive. WINNIPEG AAIB REi'URN $11 00 EDMONTON ANIi RETURN *4310 Low rates to other point-. Return Itmit twa mouths. Pullman Tourist Sleepers leave Toronto 11.3.5 r. m. m above dates runni,.g through to Winnipeg via • 'hicaao and SL Paul without change. Ticket,. are also on ale vtw Sarnia tied Northern Navi- gation Company. The Grand Trunk Pacific Itailway i. the 'horte.t and quicke.t route between Wto- oipeg, t3a.kat000 and Edmonton. F. F. Lawrence a Bons, Town Passenger and Ticket Agents. 'Phone 8. 3 Binder 'Twine:. • Fi McCof'inickr 65o it. 3 Twine at Ise per lb. 55o ft. Twine at / 1. per Ib. , 3 3 3 Fencing We have a few rods left of the Canadian Steel Wire Co. all No. y Fence, which we are still selling, at the old prices : 7-42 fence for 23c rod 8-414 " " 28c PAINT NOW sWP Portland Cement We have just got in a fresh carload. Coal Do not forget (that we handle the genuine white ash Plymouth hard Coal. This Coal comes from the Scran- ton Coal fields but from a vein in which there is hardly any sate or stone. it is guaranteed not to be over two per cent. stone or slate. Pea Coal lid 75 Furnace CAA] $7.80 41.1‘,41444$1014‘0110Ptili Stove and Not 97.1* GU NADWARX I5ThEBE5TTHAr IS MADL ;' lnST�feb �Yr• THLRL'LL Bt NO GUESS WORK YOUR HARDWARE FROM UK. WL KNOW WHICH BRANDS WILL STAND THL HARD WEAR W HEN YOV BVY WIILN YOU NLLD ANYTHING IN HARDWARE, FROM A CARPET TACK VP. COME TO VS- YOU'LL FIND IT iN OUR STORE. WL DO BUSINESS ON THL SQUARE. Let ns Swum o.t your Plumbing. Heating, Electric Wiring, Leve - t rossebing. etc. an work gi..r.•taed. Chas. C. Lee PHONEII: Mee, It! Mouse 11! >Ifi• ite•rwis-Ii//iaas Pei.f• C..., Ci 'h• til t�11�11�1 til W.1i11�1 lulltIb tL t11f �: Cannel Coal We have just got in .t car load of Dixie Birdseye Cannel Lump Coal. This coal will not crack and throw F coal all over your room. Price $8.00 per ton. E.pth Call and see our Hammocks, Hammock Couches, Refrigators, Oil Stoves, Gasoline Stoves, etc. Screen Doors and Windows at reduced prices. Bicycles Do you want Cleveland Bicycle We have three new bicycles which we are selling at 'reduced prices. t 2 O&M wheels for f445.(9 1 948.41) wheys for $3&00• 1 good sewed -baud wheel; with new tires for 91500. q!IMPT 1!!1!!1!1101!"