HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1913-12-4, Page 7up their home on Louis%street.
Mr. Henry Brewer, one of the pion-
eer resident' of tieafortb, passed peace-
fully away at the home of his sister,
Mrs. Robert Willis, on Tuesday last.
Mr. Brewer's illness was of brief evening
col dur-
ation. On the Wednesday ng
previous as he was returning home be
was seised with an attack of paralysis
and bad to be assisted borne. Al-
though apparently conscious until.
near the last, he had lost the power of
peecb and was quite helpless. Mr.
Brewer was (10 year of age and is sur-
vived by two brothers. Alfred. of De-
troit, and ()eorge, of Brills :and
Hdone
one
sister. Mrs. Robert
predeceased him :il years ago. The
remains were laid to rest In Maitland -
bank cemeteryon Thursday.
After an ilness of several weeks
Mn. Richard Wright passed away at
ber home on Sperling street on &►tur-
day. Mrs. Wright's maiden nanw was
Elisabeth Carlisle. She had reached
the age of 75 years. $ibe had been :40
sa
resident bf Seatorth for the pa
years and was touch esteemed by all
who enjoyed her acquaintance. Ebe
is wrvived by ber husbandand
four
born
sons andltbree daughters. !l of
attended the funeral on Timmins. TM
daughter. are Mrs. H. M. and Mot. M.1
W. Young. of Rochester, and
'Nielson McLaughlin. of Winnipeg.
The sons are J antes C.. of
Toledo
:
John E. and William E.. of
Ohio, and A. E.. of Pontiac, Michigan.
Bad Mrs. Wright lived until December
27th she and Mr. Wright would bave
been married 56 years.
- 4 11. Koowiton'aewelry riot*
at Leamington wan robbers, thieves
breaking the shop windows.
—An official announcement placed
restrictions on the use of the title
-Honorable" in Canada.
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IT'S ALL
CANT"
COLLEGE
AT HOME
Thousands ot ,mbltta.t,*ossa pM 1•
are tiara stepwise Int cote es en
to unclips lucrative
r.pbernbookkMpetn. telefr*
.errant.. la fact ever? ntrY•es
ka▪ eifActivities. You - fi1•b M set
t.ee iI roe $ w4d i I/OMaleMfa
toed. Enter tins. well
Thirty i.. years So pert l
treble In
Canada a Berea
tnivan Cwead.. Heron
Special Mollie for ta.okern
Affiliated with Commercial eUM_.
tor- Assooidt:
,•hoof at farad.. Sputum Denser
t oll.tre. Loudon.
Clinton Business College
Or.o. Sr rrrO H. P. WARD
PtesteemI. Principal
DadwiY'a
'Deady
IL'D&ief
rhea. ir. afltaert• Tt7f tr. 1Ttb ft.. wets..:
`I'nt rear. 1 bars beet seferine few a.tt...a
sold bow Melte. Aweek oO. 1 pnn'be.+•A a •.'•-
I e e4 kads•y'. R..dy Y, Ila! and So., or...,
, retnatw. ntel In II., ••I. before mill. as 1 I. .
rh.n0 Tbe e. tter I *t heart 1 r Intl Ostrow R It. Ir
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CURES ASTHMA
.peels. for Ibis dt.n•e are the R.-. '•
ref. Ibe ter *hent and ka.lwq•s P111'. 1-.. •
11.'44 meat be robbed as fb. eb.•.t sed t 'r„ I
u inn a bends( ..+earl.. 1. pestered.
awli'• emt be takes fregse•stl7 to keep tow
bee 1. tbresuebty open.Tbe Resolnt .n.t
t. ewe d Siert Mtte
mt.. I. mall does.
•..,I .n. t.tlrInf tn rest.
M
• s •1 st tb. 1teenrwot wbewswe
• arouse WWWES stairway a Oct.
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T. Swans'
egos,. Livery
and Back Stables
Mefrraett STagtrr
Jean ores THE SWARM
BUSES MEET ALL TRAINS
AND : PASBRNGER : BOATS
Passengers called for in
way part of the town for
oil wain. at O. T. R. or
C. P. R. depots. Prompt
mrviee and carerul atten-
Thur Livery and Hack
service will be found ap-
tn,date in every solicited.respect.
Y oar papatetismo.a
T. 8WART8
Phone 107 Montreal Street
WINTER
SESSION
Opens January 3tb le all department.
of the e'r\TKAL HC$IN » COL..
Lg 1K Yong* sad Gerrard Street.
Toronto. our estalasce expiate. our
.eperiwltr in fivnlJment. S.alr. Meth
w▪ rite for It If !rte ed t ~thine, kind ed of
school work which breasts ►..t .uses.•.
Addres. W. H. Shaw. Preddest.
Metaled thh paper.
COUNTY—DISTRICT
LOTHIAN
Mr. Wm. Hogaa upset a so.p s of
dors with friends at Losdoo.
Hies EMe McDunald, of Amberiey,
visited friends bees last week.
Mr. Ales. Hamby. of Carlow. *pest
the -week sod at his borne hers.
Mr. and Mrs. K. E. Gilmore visited
friends near Tseswater last week.
Mr. Joseph Eogland and fatally have
moved into Mr. P R. McNay's boogie
on the McKenzie Owns.
LOYAL
Mt.e Margaret Small, of Toronto.
spent a few days Inst week with Mies
Jebel* Green.
Colborne's genial tax collector, Mr,
Thomas Hamilton. has paid his annual
cell. Taxes are somewhat higher this
year.
Much sympathy is telt tor Mr. tied
Mrs. Wm. McIntyre, of Nile, who
mourn the death ot their son. Frank.
He died on Sunday, November 23rd,
in young manhood.
The good news of the sated', of our
sailor boys. James Young and Wit.
McMillan, was received with great
thankfulness by their parents bare.
We understand they are Hasty to be
home in the near future.
The beautiful weather the post few
days is much appreciated by the
farmers in this section, who are being
enabled to finish up the fall work
uicely. During the early pit of the
season it was so very dry ploughing
was an il0poseihility.
AN UN&
Rev. A. Wag and wile arrived beams
attar Seale tom tits k*' itoositue.
Our sports have rsrters.d from their
bunting trio lo the
Parry
Sound
wood.lt wills ns soul*, bri.Rla
vood000.
Mr. J. B. Hamel has finished iostall-
iDg the hot water beater in the new
manes. He looks familiar in oar
village again.
Mr. George Sturd la nursing a very
.ore ankle, the result of u kick from a
COW.
Messrs. John Roberto°. Roy Lape-
ley, Lloyd Ferguson and G. Lawlor
have returned fiout their western
trip.
Mrs Dongald McKenzie, of Tiver-
ton. died after two Say's Ulrtees.
—Tbe Albion hotel at Borrie has
been i11iId rut a private residence.
—Mi. Hugh McLeap and family are
moving 11 Newell to Hamilton.
—rye flax mill at. Seriall started
last week and will run during the wiu-
ler.
—Eggs in Mitchell are selling at MI
cents a dozen, the bighist price ever
paid there.
—Mr. W. H. Haines. a merchant at
Ripley for the past eight months. • e
leaving that village.
—One hotel in Mitchell was fined
011.45 and another '1164.43 for telling
liquor during probibited hours.
—Mr. rod Mrs. Wm. Philips, who
live newr Mitchell. celebrated the 80th
anniversary of their wedding on the
21.t ult.
— Mr. John Wilkin bas sold his farm
un the :3rd conoetrion of Brant town-
ship to Mr. Charles Peglo, also of
Scant.
— Miss Winnifred Warren. of Walk-
erton. has decided to shaudon the
teacbtua profession and become a rule•
sionary et Hunan. Chins.
—When their auto wet.t over an em-
haokwent Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Martyn.
of Ripley. received serious injuria,+
and Mrv. Marlyn bad her wrist brok-
en. is belong•
COLBORNE
Mr. Benj. Cox is building a new
kitchen.
Mrs. Ceti and Mrs. Donaldson, of
Oodericb, visited Mr. John !•'age° this
"reek.
Mr. Ernest Pfriminer is getting a
carload of bran at Mc6..w fur the
farmers.r ..neon btsi-
Mr. Willie Fagen, c,i
nem college, spent r re., ye at home
last week.
A good pr'ogran•,,,
box .rural at the I.
day evening.
Mr. and Mrs. S.. •no. Allen and Mr.
Howard Baer spew. Sunday at the
bows of Mr. George 13eao, sr.
Mr. Churchill, of Mcliaw, the C.P.R.
agent there, has bought an up-to-date
cutler and is living in hopes of a cut-
ter ride this winter.
Mr. J. K. Ferguson bad', au nuc on e
sale of cattle Inst Frbda The sale job under the new post -
was well attended and good priceb master and in the new building on
were realised. Wednesday morning. While regret -
lir. John Finetrod entertained the ting Lb. loss of their po.tmS 1$F. 1dr.
Knox church choir and some of the Simnel Dickson, the people of Seaforth
young people of the conttregatiou last sod density are delighted to hear that
Friday evening. '
the new wpoetmaater srgutherlaod las
Barns, engaged
his deputy i
which s an assurance that
the excellent Service received by the
citizens for the part 23 years under Mr.
l4utberlandti tnausgement will be con-
tinued
A quiet wedding took place in lit.
James' church oo Tuesday morning st
els o'clock. when Mies Bridget O'-
Keefe, youngest daughter of the late
(Michael O'Keefe, became the bride of
Mr. John Devereaux. of 13eafotth.
Tbe ceremony was performed by Rev.
Father Corcoran in the presence
of their immediate friends. The
bride, wbo was noatt..ded, was given
away byMr. Joeepb Keating and
dress
a weddng dof Mack and whore
silk. After elle wedding breakfast
solos and duets. Mies Mona the newly married couple took the
toe ttostat, nsoretug thin for Toronto land other
SEAPORTH
A saeetine to discuss the „dvieabil-
key mtpaiaitag a Warners'. Canadian
skisiwl be ibald in the elaregtM lib-
rary
id
rary a Wednesday evening.
The sock 000rt triad in the breach
of promise caw bald uoder the auspices
of the Young Peoples Society the
Pre*Ayterial church and uuder the
dirseden of Col. A. V. Newtoo, of
Worcester, Mas.acbueetts, in t.be opera
boner war a pronounced success. The
different characters were splendidly
sustained while the many local hits pro-
vided Do cod of fun for the audience.
The poet office inspector is expected
hereon Tuesday next. when the post
office will be transferred from the old
to the new buildiog and the staff wilt
dived at the
.cch on Toes -
The annlversary services in
Methodist ch reh were will attended
on Sunday. Rev. R. J. McCormick
was the preacher. while Rev. R. A.
Miller supplied at Holwrsville.
The members and friends of the Au-
burn Baptist church are looking f [-
ward to anniversary services on Sun-
day. December 7th. They expect a
good time, a. Res. W. D. Matsee, of
Springfield, one of their late pastor
will be the preacher. A good musical
programme is being prepared.
—Tbe house and rooten
ing to Mr. Robert McCaul on the 6th
concession at Kiulo.s were destroyed
by Are oo Monday evening of last
wart.
—A recent arrive' from England
has skipped from Walkerton. leaving
bis wife end children to be cared for
by the town. Hit wages were only ala
per day.
—A fainter in Bruce township pre-
dicts that 1n ten years irons Dow all
the ploughing in the country will he
done in autos. with girls in high heels
teed silk stockings to drive them.
—Mrs. W. Jermyn, of the Bluevale
road. announces the engagement of
ber youngest daughter, Auoie. to Rev.
Arthur Sinel&•n, of Sarnia. The mar-
riage will take place about the middle
of Deoeober.
—Tbe new Roman !Catholic church
at Mildmay was opened ony the
Ham-
ult. Vicat -Genes Mahone.
Ilton. officiated and preached Inc dedi-
cation sermon. assisted' by many
pions.* of the diocese. The church
cost $9b.00t1.
—Mr. Joseph B. Boyer, of ' Klr.car-
dine. was wheelstnatt on the Regina
in the early part of the .eaeon. He
Mid hie hard crushed and had to come
boule. He regarded it *s a misfortune
at the time hot it saved his life. Were
It out for this aceideut ns would have ] week
There will be a grand concert in the
'temperance De o'er 11221b, under the
cunning,
auspices of Knox church choir. The
programme will consist of choruses,
quartettes, duets and solos, and piano
Walter,
of Carlow, the well-known e u ,
will also take part in the programose, 1 pointy and upon their return will take
and violin selections will be vers by
Mr. R. Redinond. of Westfield.
Gen-
eral -
admission, 25 cent' ;
35 cents.
—J. J. Scott, H.C., of Hamilton, is
critically ill.
—A. O. MIs was elected president of
Cannington hoard of trade.
CARLOW
Miss Florence Potter is .visiting nt
Mrs. Miller's.
Mr. Alex. Barnby spent over Sunday
at his home 1n Lothian.
Zion church held a very successful
social on Tuesday night.
Mr. O'Connor is very busy these days
buying lauds. repairing wells, ete.
We ate .ort w report that Mrs.
James Scott is keeping very poorly.
Mr. BertVarcos is bust these days
testing his new gasoline engine. He
says it is a dandy and runs like s top,
Mrs. Miller took advautage of the
nice weather of Inst week and had a
few very successful bees shingling her
house.
lir. James Glen disposed of a fine
bunch of turkeys on Wednesday and
which made a pretty high averag
in price.
lire. Wm . Tyndall bas returned
brine after visiting for a few weeks
with friends in Toronto. Mr. and Mrs.
John Treble spent the letter end of the
week in Goderich.
Mr. Herbert Fisher has nearly com-
pleted his new hen house. Mr. Fisher
thicks that when bens give such good
rot urns they at least should have • com-
fortable place to live io.
Mr. t.eo Potter, of Chicago, is visit-
ing at his home here.
t►e are alllooks
hale and hearty and
glad to
see him and hear of lels success over in
Uncle Sam's country. Mr. Potter is $
railroad eogineet'.
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NOT1II1 iATIERINfi
of Stylish Mon is amides way at
oar Kesel
Amosft eels Brat to arrive were
the fsfi stylise of
Derby Shoe* for flee
ne warmth ed sea-
eessie, etdd weaker.
Ku mfort
Over
Shoes
Rubbers and
SIIYNe.
Many to pat a cad
take d. !H well—
Look well -Wear wen.
All days for wlaa,t*
and dinettes.
any drat and protect
.nd fate!',
=leigwister tela
Ceecoadoloi
Mmesei
All Dealers
PORTERS HILL
The Ladies' Aid will meet. n Thurs -
day, December 41b. at the home of
Mrs. O. W. Potter.
Mr. and Mrs. George Vanderbtirgb
and Mrs. Walter Weston visited at
Licknow this week.
Messrs. Beni. Lindsay and Arthur
Tithhorne returned from the west on
Wednesday last.
Mir Mingisited her of Bayfield, last
Mrs. Georgee Weston.
been on the boat when tt was wreeked
in the great storm sod all the crew
wen drowsed.
— Master Freest `parting. of White-
church. met with an accident which
might easily have fo vea fatal. While
climbing intoe bay lot.. of hi+grandfath-
er'. b.rc. he missed his footing and fell
atrikleg Ni. bead no the cement floor
.owe eitibt err teed test below. Medical
aid was eumeoneel. and it was fouod
that the severe fall had caused concus-
sion of the brain
— eMatthew tatew
ith
awesruzeterthe
tither dai`.'"KW Wits ds a ladder- rill
moving some brick from • wall at the
mw Still when the wall fell. Mr. Sea -
demon was thrown about fifteen feet
fallg against another building Dr.
Jerk os wee at Dobe called. and found
that 'although he had received some
bad bellows and a severe shaking up
no boosts were broken. Iuful ill-
ness..
a Ilagetiod pa
mtt an
ess. Mt. Murdoch McDona d. ligbt-
bouse keeper at Point Clark. passed
away In tie F.rgwi bospiW ow Nov-
ember
ovember il.t. where be was operated o0
some weeks ago. Moms month. ago
he tiod.rwent an operation In Kin-
cardise hospital and for a brief time
appeared to be improving. At times
gsuffered inteseely. bot disptayd
ed patience throughoet bis looser.
—Death has been more than usually
Males seems the i.tnatse of the Bert.o
beans dreamt, this year. sixteen baw-
ling .lss dy jawed the great snaltrr
wI
kite *MUM ens end the
ar. Ra lsw*o.. let two previous 1
=serlthere worts *rely
e +hoses bas wow 97 lntutw11
which M stet tee less than high
water mark. The attest intits 10
record was Mn. Cetd%►
Irl? i7.
P $ viea .fie
m mit,
w
aret lir...fa*
the teenws t see palseam was *soused
M Osstswl Mann fee %I ta.atba t sev'ea
tar tba Ott'!wei wm. aa►
mrd mod sale allow.+ as !a a •e•
Mr , and Mn. Gordon and woo W11-
ila.*, of Detroit. visited at Mr. Peter
McDougall s last week.
Mr. Peter McDougall left for Port
btasley lest week. Wll.tie
Mr. and Mnn. Gibson, f g -
toe. are visiting the latter's parents,
Mr. sad Mrs. Stewart McDougall.
Bethel Sunday school will bold their
tisristreae tree eeteetalnsen: on
Tuesday leveeing. December Bird.
Look for partieuisrs later.
The. Tostsr+es
of RLQ
a 's Itgg a+siel ice[
climatic change
im-
ams tits tabs Used
is iscapalde rsnetantn
sod latah, trsowed
mime tendo*—but the
Wesel Soett's Earulekma
for relieving rheumatism is
based on logical principles
ts
and scientific fac
ai1400d prom tly malas
&etive. red. -sust'inis
blood corpuscles and its
bode building properties
tllasa the functions to
• aC
• lash-. with andel
list Mr ens matt& w4 reheat
this Who* samothis stidleasid
_rattpsis• tee=
IlkaavarroYcarlimbitais . dame*alsamikr
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Tao0DAT, Doc 4, 1M 7
Young Man
Do you know that a man's worth
is often estimated by his clothes.
Our FALL and WINTER OVER-
COATS are smart and neat at reason-
able prices, ranging from $9.00 to $25.00.
Chinchilla and Cheviot qualities in
latest styles.
McLean Bros.
The Square, Goderich
SEMI -READY TAILORING
Agents for Carhartt Overalls, Stanfield's Underwear, Fitwell Hats,
Arrow Brand Collars and Cuffs.
RENT
ascription to The Signal °and receive
1 1914 calendar
The Door Will Get
Dirty !
Especially where there are
children in the house, but
Panshine makes doors,
floors, tables, and cup-
boards, wondrous clean --
a joy to look on. It shines
everything—does
the magic cleanse,
Panshine absorbs dirt
and grease and grime
as nothing else does.
It makesthe disagree-
able part of kitchen
work and clearing,
scouring and
scrubbing simple
and easy Posi-
tively will notation
the hands.
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SVECIAL STOVE 5kLE
At 10 per cent. Discount
Will last until December 13th
We are crowded for
room and in order to get
the floor space we are
pottering--tti+a '-reduction.'
Come early and get
the stove you want.
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Do not think because
the weather is mild now
that it is going to be all
wit sc, rDiow• is, the. tioae
to purchase your Stove
at a reduction. In time
of peace prepare for war.
')o you consider what ten per cent. means to you? A Happy Thought Range with reservoir and high
shelf which ordinarily sells for $5o.00 you can buy for ={s.00, a saving of $5..lo. Save money by buying now
and payirtg cash.
Or on a Radiant Home Heater with oven, which sells for $So.00, you can save the same as above.
We have a large assortment ot Oaks and other heaters to choose from. This discount applies tI' all the
stoves we have in stock.
When you want any work done do not forget we are headquarters for plumbing, heating, e;•vestrougrh-
ing, electric wiring, etc. All work promptly attended to and fully guaranteed.
Chas. C. Lee
PHONES : Store 22
House 112
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