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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1914-11-26, Page 4Tm.DAT, Novocain III. leis TIM RIGNAL 7 30DBIRIOH ONTARIO "eon .01W4wisimitIP - TM - 1 Canadian Clothiers I LEViTZ & URRA Proprietors Christmas iS COMIMG NVe are prepared with • special line of Ladies' and Gents' Overcoats These are high-grade garments of good work- manship and we guar- antee fit. Prices right. Also • full line of genii suits new styles and per- fect fitting. These are worth inspection. Our Friday sad Saturday Sale includes a good line of Ladies' Millinery. Un- trimmed shapes in plush andvslveL Reguler$1.50, $2.0 t,$2.50and 83.00. Fri- day and Saturday, 7Se Levitz & Urra - Corner Montreal and Square 1KacEwan Estate exclusive agents for SCRANTON COAL for Godetich and District Egg Coal, $7.75 Stove and Chestnut, $8.00 per"fon BEST COAL MINED Any quantity best all Maple Slab., Mixed Wood. Hemlock and Kindling (Cedar or Pine.) TELEPHONES, .see 98 reei_esce 212 Or 68 Good Morning We Are Introducing American 8111 American l'asbmere Arnericen Ootton-IieI HOSIERY They have stood the teat. Give ural foot c i,nfort. No seams to rip. Never become loose or baggy. The shape is knit in --not pressed in. GUARANTEED for fineness, style, superiority of material and workmanatip. Absolutely stainless. Will weer six months without boles. or new creel free. OUR SPECIAL OFFER to every one sending us 81.00 in currency or postal note, to Dover advertising and .hipping °bargee. we will send post-paid, with written guarantee. backed by a five million dollar company, either. 3Pairsage, 7StMee American Milk Hosiery er 4 hirs of er sec vales American Ca.hmere Hosiery or 4 Pao of ear Sec valve American Cotton -Lisle Hosiery er 6 Pairs of Chdttrm's Hosiery Give the color. size. and wheth- er ladies or gents hosiery is de- sired. DONT DELAY - Offer ex- pires whets • dealer in your lo- eaUte busies*.& et in INTEL UT1PILL 110SIBIT G. P.O. Box 944 DAYTON. 0E110, U.S.A. 001MIRIOH TOWNSHIP. The astiMtsd mesdrtg o! _the United Patriotic desist of (3oisiMi towaehip will be held at the boats of Mrs. Isaac ealkeid, Bayfield road, os Friday. December 4th, at 2.30. Will those having finished atlas' at hoose 11.d1y bring them. as • bale of goods will be ready for shipment about that time. LAURIER. Wrisgao*Y, Nov. 36. Nawa Nurse. -Me.. K. Mclver was the guest of Kiss McRae one day last week. .. . Thos. Kempton has _pur- chased • flue driving bores- On- neth McKeesis received a telegram from the West. &afotrmiog bim of the death of %is cousio, Duncan Campbell. The remains ars to be brougbt home to Lochalsh for burial. Quits a number from around ben took in the Klntail "hard times" hall and all spent • floe time. LOTHIAN. MONDAY, Nov. -.Zed. LOTHIAN LocAut.-Mr*. Gilmore is visiting her daughter. Mrs. O'Hara of Chesley. .- . Miss Bessie Barnby is spendiog a week with ft 'lends at Luck - now Min Annie McRae, of Lochalsb, is visiting at McLean's Mia Etta Carrot. of Wawanosh, sppeenot • few (lave here the guest of Mrs. Michael Bogen. Miss Mari Hen- derson was the guest of Miss Mai. McLean fora few dais. ST. AUGUSTINE. TrtutDAY. Nov. 94th. NitwitNness.-Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Boyle visited friends at Goderich last w.+k.... . Miss Mae Redmond, of the 9.0.1., who is spending • week at her home here. is on the sick list at pres- ent .. Miss Mae Ri-hardson, Miss Hetet and Mr. David McAllister vis- ited Kinloss friends last week: . The annual meeting of the beef - ting seas held in the Mt. Augustine bel nn Moods s afternoon Mr. John Redmond is oe the sick list et present. Mn. J. C. Clark. of Auburn, is visiting at Mr. Wm. Tbompson's this Meek. WINTER TERM OPENS JAN. 4th teem sew to the holm TAW ;t.f,WrT%Prtassp.►w TX sees Y *trsaL To • PORTER'S HILL TUESDAY. Nov. 21th. Ntrraa.-]ties RubyPotter spent a few days at Mitchellast week .. Mrs. Charles McPhail returned home oo Thursday from Pittsburg Bethel Sunday school has decided to bold its annual Christmas tree on Wednesday evening, December 2.3rd. ..Don't forget the parlor social At Fred Pickard's on Friday evening. November 287th..... Miss May Lind- say, of (iodeticb, spent Sunday under the parental roof. BENMILLEN. WED:10101Y, Nov. 25, The old school store fell to pieces the other day, thus necessitating the purchase of a new one which may give be.trr satisfaction. The death of Mr. John Kernighan on Monday removed a highly re- spected resident of this locality. The funeral tbis afternoon was largely at• tended. One of Chas. Oke's hackneys died on Friday night without an apparent cause. ,when the men lett the bmrr. that night, it appeared in the best of -ealtb, but in the morning it was dead. The hpworth. League meeting still be held on Friday night of each week at 7.30 instead of on Wednesday night as formerly. Tbis will make it pos- sible oosible for the members of the choir to come out only one night • week. Choir practice will he beld after the League meeting (at 8 90). ST. HELENS. MONDAY, Nov. '.rated. PYItsON.tL AND OTHE iIWPIL.-MIF ‘Vilbemin• Rutherford has returned home after .pending • week at Kin - lough. the guest of her aunt. Mr.. Lane Mr. John Taylor u engorged with Mr. D. Todd for the season and Mr. John Barry with Mr. Ed. Pun is, of the boundary Mr. W. J. Fore- han has the telephone installed in bis home. He is connected with the 44 line. Mr. Uor. Forehan, of the 9th concession, has one in his home and is connected with the 45 line . Mrs. C. Durnin and daughter, Miss M. E. Durnin, beve gone on an extended visit to Wingbam ...Miss -M. Mute ray has returned from Riveredale after spending the week -end with friends there. Pereurrie Cosceer.-A patriotic 000cert under the auspices of the St. Helens Rifle Club will he held In the Hall, St. Helens, on Thursday, De- cember 3. Addresses will be given by prominent men, and music by talented artiste. A general invitation is ex- tended to all the community to come and enjoy a patriotic evening. AUBURN. WEDN[NDA%. Nov. 26th. John Denholm loaded a car of bay and straw here the erd of the week. Mies Beatrice Armstrong, of Brus- sele, is visiting her uncle, J. ('. ('lark, this week. Mr. Jas. Laidlaw, of Whitechurch, .pent Sunday with Jasper McHrien, Maitland block. A meeting to form a Red Cross So- ciety is being held this afternoon in the Foresters Hall. Mrs. A. C. Jacks n has returned from Milverton after a pleasant visit with Mrs. (Rev.) R. Miller. Owing to the severe frost tbe eva- porator closed down for a dab. It is running again as usual. .Mr, and Mts. Jas. 'Adele. of Mor- ris. spent a day visiting Mrs. Laid - law's father, Mr. John Sturdy. Mr. had Mrs, Thos. 8traugban spent a test days at Wingbaen with 'Mrs. Straugb.n's brother. Alex. Young. A number of people from here at- tended the funeral of the late John Kernighan, wbo was much respected by the people of this community. Rev. J. K. Fairfull being on tbe sick -list, Mr. E. A. Warner. s member of the coder ich Bestial church, ad- dressed the congregat ion at the Bap- tist church here Met Bunds. PORT AERT. WIthikirlielOAT, Nov. 9t. Mr ('rack Murray. of Goderich, is pending a few.deye with els brother Walker. Mr. and Mn. Elmer Hell and soc, of Gederlch. were guests of Mr. sod Mrs. J l'onijasiins last week. l'oofrmetioe services were held in l'briat ebureh ole Tuesday morning. tbere being six cendldetee. Mrs Annie Campbell and Miss Gracie Green were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kingswell at Carlow last week. Misses Urate McKeown, and May Dickson and Mr. Wallace Cussing - ham of the O U.1.. ,peat the weetiond at their heroes herr Remember Dec. rnh.r IMtb is the evening est fa abs melee is.sd CbrMt- =a* eosssrt In tb. Foresters' Hall. A sAd p'ogeam will iss Rhea. ma aerthe Melee* Ie home from Detroit foe • Mit. Meter. Jaeob and Albert McOss returned hots os Mor If you wars told of a new discovery for the treatment of coughs. colds and bronchitis. as certain in its action on all troubles as anti -toxin is on therla. or vaccination on s pox. wouldn't you feel like giving It a trial? Especially if you could try it tof fifty cents )1 Peps is the discovery Peps ars little tablets, lastly wrap- ped rapped la air and germ proof silver toil. They scalds certain medicinal Mgr. di.sts.ie wkh.n placed epos btu 1eag i mritst y tura into vapesr. sed are ss sees hesatked down the air pampa MUM 1Mya O. theirrney, ably maths the iklassed and irritated ue1rssmbraces el tas bro•okial tubes, the Mastro testis of the air passages and lastly ester and carry rebel and Maliyg be the ssptllarw and buy air mice in the kW - la a weed, while ao liquid or sold sea gee tick the lunge and air pommies. these Peps hums get there direct, and .t eons ou.1.saes their work of healing. Pops are entirely disuse% from the old fashioneduid cough cores, whirl ars merely swallo wed into the stomach, and sever roach the lungs. Peps treat- ment of coughs and colds is dine* ma- mma If you have sot vet tried Peps, set out this article, write across It the name and date of this paper, and mad it (with la stamp to Ty recant postage) to Peps Co oronto. A free trial packet will then be scot you, All druggists and stores sell Pape at 80o. box. day from their tiip to Detroit and Windsor. An illustrated lecture rn "Ben Hut" will be given by Rev. G. Gomm in St. Andrew's Presbyter ism church on Fri- day evening, November 27th. at i 3). This will be* very interesting lecture. Commencing on Tuesday, December 1st, and lasting till the end of the month, . H. Hayden will give away tree special china premiums to his customers. These pieces of china will be well worth trying for. The prem- iums consist of cake plate., salad bowls, spoon trays, etc. tot S -p ---'. musty. New AootswMh. smignWsg with bis paresis and other members of the brolly to MYrMax oou.ty, Ontario. la the earl?7 Fur a number of genre he fonowes the business of •mlis,, ata time when only the old-taehiooed sailing skip* were empbyed, later leaving the labs to take up • hoewteed at lot 10, ors- Gaynor' oraeynoo 19. Aebleld. where he lived continuous) tete sixty-two years IMO the time of hie death. The early days of the pioneers were wished by hard- ships which, to the want gear - aeon, would sem almost incredible. Goderich beteg then tbe nearest vil- lage, and the journey being made through the woods, generally oo fool. or at the beet by ox -wagon or sleigh. In 1836 deceased married Agars Mc- Master. who predeoe•red hlgt tbtrteen years ago, leaving a family of eas1e erildren. In Fallon. he was hfl' Lear a devoted flambee of the Asb- fleld Presb terian church, and la politics $ Liberal of the old school. A wan of floe intellect and a greet reader, he was uncommon) well posted in all events of :oval end inter- national importance. Possessed of aa unusual memory which be retained up to the hour of hie death, be bed even within the last few years been fre- quently consulted by persons desiring information on matters of early pol- itics and history, his knowledge and keen memory of scents even dating hack to for time of the rebellion in :!i3i. UUNGANNON. MONDAY, Nov.'Lird. The anniversary of Dungannon Methodi.t church was observed this week by special services on Sunday and • supper and concert on Monday evening. The Dungannon branch if the Vo- men's Institute will meet on Thursday' of this week, and a specially interest- ing program has been prepared. This useful organization is packing a barrel of ams and jellies for use in the hoe- pitals at the field of war for the bene- fit of the wounded British soldiers. F[tt«wNAL.-Walter Walkout. of Mitchell, has been visiting his brother here Min I ulu Stothers has re- turned from a visit with friends a at.ar Mays .. B. J. Crawford and C es. Elliott returned last week from eir bunting trip to Muskoka David Garvin has returned home 'Tom Dr. Guno's hospital at Clinton. Where he recently underwent an operation Fred Savage has returted from the West to spepd the winter with his parents here. DUNGANNON MOURNS HER. -After an illness extending over several months Miss Esther Ida Bellamy died on Wednesday, 11th inst., at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. L S. Palmer, Dungannon. The deceased was in her twenty -first year and was born in the township of Blanshard. being the second daughter of the late Wm. Bellamy. She spent the greater part of her life at St. Marys. coming to Dungannon two years ago to en- gage in telephone operating. She was a bright, popular vnung lady, active in this work of the Metbodist church, and a general favorite. Besides her parents, a brother, Harry Bellamy. editor of The Dungannon News. and two misters, Amelia and Luella, sur- vive. urvive. The remains were taken to St. Marys for interment. LOCHALSH. The Late Donald McIntyre. -On Fri- date.Novsober 6rh. then died at his bona In Labe/eh, Donald .McIntyre, in his nioetletb year. Deceased was the last remaining member of the pion- eers of this district. who rame into the country when it was a solid forest and by dint of unbounded mut ago and per- 'overaooe succeeded in making this Dart of the country what it is codey. Donald Mello yre was born at Luang, WE'LL SEND TIEN FIRST fewof Gia Pills to you tree -if have any Kidney or lead. erTrnable After you see bow good they are --get the Mk. sise at your dealers. MUNICIPAL COUNCIS. EAST WAWANOSH Minutes of council meeting held on November lath. Metuben all present Minutes of last meeting reed and pas sed, our motion o: Irwin and Stuoe- house. Bylaw !do. 9, 1914, appointing. place of oominetiote places of elrc- uon, deputy tet urn ing efilcers and poll clerks, was read and passed. The following accounts were ordered to he paid: - The Municipal World. collector s guide, an cents ; Wm. Pull don. gravel and gravelling, sideline. 90 and 31, con. 1J, $4:U; hector Mc- Kay. d1 yards of gravel, *8; Howson le Lawson, plank, St1.:ll ; James Tun - o ey, repairing culvert, con. 4, $3: Ne coley Kehue, repairing three bridges, $6; McKinnon Biro.., cutting bill and widening road. cone. 12 and 13, 934 :4 ; Wm. Naylor. inspecting same, Ki. i3: Wm. Naylor, drawing and put- ting in tile, coo. 13. cents; Frank Gutteridge. tile. $l.(ei: Isaac Browo, tile, $13.50; Fted Toll. cement tile and repaiHng the Toll drain, *3; James Mar.ball, putting in catch basin on the Toll drain, $12 ; Dan Martin, tae and work on western b.:undary, $20; A. Porterfield revbingvoter'i lista,Judge's order, $37.11; Chas. Campbell, collect• ing, packing and shipping contribu- tion of county to British Governtnect, 1023.50: Geo. Pocock. work on Pocock drain, sideline 39 and 40. con. 14, $10 ; F. Anderson, refund on the Toll drain, $124.24. The council then adjourned to meet again according to statute on Timidity, December lith, at 10 o'clock. A. Pt*T[a.InLD. Clerk. $100.00 IN GOLD We will give one hundred dollar* in gold to any man, woman of child that cannot be benefited by Sageine hair tonic. We ■re anxious to have every- one try Sageine, for we know it is the greatest bade tonic that has ever been discovered. Sageite will positive) cure en itchy sale, bring life into dull, faded hair and add inches to its length. Sageine is now obtainable in Goderich end is sold under a tee to please. A large bottle of Sage- ine costs but fifty cents. Be sure to go to C. L. Coultis drugstore, for other stores do not have Sageine. Tres Men of the Hebrides. Mention has been mads of the great pert that Scotland. and .specially tbe Scottish Highlands, is playing in the war. in proportion to population Scotland is reeding more men to the front than any otber part of the Em- pire, and according to some details given by The 3lasgow Herald it would appear that tbe Westeto Hebrides are in this respect ranking highest in Scotland. It is said there are over 4,000 from these islands at the frpoL Aignish, near Stornoway. has thirty- two houses and bas seat twenty-seven men to the colors. Bemire, in Uig. has sent almost its last available man. From tbe village of Bteaselet, with thirteen houses. eleven sen have gone to the front. Kirkibort has twenty- six house,, and has contributed %men- ty-Ave men. while Tobson is one bet- ter -from twenty-five houses it has sent twenty-six men. The village of Cppet Shader, Bervae, with fifty -firs crofts, has fifty-eight mer with the colors, besides which then were other five men who were sailing in foreign parts when the forces were mobilized, and it is not yet definitely known whether Huy have joined Um colors or not. Then Crowlissa, Ulg, witb four houses less than Messiah, has sent two men more, vie.. twenty -nice men from twenty-eight houses. At Aird Point, there is ooe croft from which eight men have gone to the front. Some interesting feees hems ooaae from Bresaclet.. Hen there are sixty-seven houses but only forty-four crofts, and the township has sixty-four men with Me colors. Six men were absent In Canada, but same are reported to be on their way home to kin the fighting line. Tb. proportion of the population of Hreasclet with the colors is 114.2. The population of the British Isles is forty five millions and If every dis- trict contributed men at the same eau of 18.2 per cent. the oonntry would now have in the army ao4 navy eight m;llioo men. TO MEN WHO ARE MAID. Do sot fail to see Prof. Dorsowesd, of Toronto, wbo will be the Hotel Bedford on Wednesday. D4oemherSt►, oomph, with • large snick jjjjjjffffff hair tou- pees and wigs, the realest e etese- troo, in, the world. They secure) ad- here teethe bead, and eas.et be detec- ted 1rnfn a paesos s owe hair, are a marvelous protection to the head sad a necessity to 'sable a beM maa to appear a be ehewld. Over MOW BOW wore by hudn.es, professional and 'shsrfsg in's. The free Mssossiea. ono, wed is private show -rooms at the hotel, shod at lied indium you to tall and Isco rise triad M. Rem.ea- bee the Hotel fhdled, Osdariebi Wel- seeds y. December OW - Aad some wrens wooM rather be searrld tbas M happy. leareesieemearemowwwwareei r Coat Sale. irHIS Great Coat Sale is only one week old and so far quite satisfactory. If you are waiting for this chance it will mean at least a few dollars "saved. Early comers are marching off with the choicest in the lot. If interested don't wait too tool. EVERY COAT RE; DUCED. Every one must go at some price. 110.00 for $ 5.00 $16.00 for *11.00 910.50 for 7,50 *18,50 for 12,50 112.50 for..... 8.50 *15.00 for.... 10.00 1114.00 for 9.50 $21.00 for 16.00 115.00 for 10.50 120.00 for 18.50 Children's Bear Coats Red, brown, white aid Foy, from *2.26 to $4.96. Your cboice of eke lot for $1 ooly .......... Children's Red Coating Serge Coats Five only now left. Regular prices $2.716 to 83.60. Your choice only... .00 $1.00 Stockings That any store might be proud of. They will give Sou every satisfaction and your hose may as well be right as otherwise. This is where you get the beet '26c stockier made. If you want the bast one and ribbed hose ask for 991, best Llama, all wool, atStbe pale.. 75c H. COLBORNE CD- A great variety of Best Chocolates and Home-made Candy await, your selection herr. Give us a trial and you won't be disappointed. You may not want them all, but you certainly want some. -WEI T. J, Salkeld 'Phone 64 Oysters end la Cream Some Wad Effects of the War. The war, it is acknowledged. has had a salutary influence on women's dress, and cow • wise person has dis- covered that its effect on their good looks is equally beneficial. Beau, sleep is possible now, and beeltb and compiezioos are both improving, thanks to Natures restorer. Late , n- tertaioment. and late supp.rs see fatal to ,bat glow of health which conati- luis. beauty. The restlessness that bad become a marked characteristic of our social life bee in • great measure disaopearet:. Knitting an sewing, or hard clerical and other work, in con- nection with the many organizations that are doing so muds to relieve un- employment amid distress, would ap- pear to have induced the spirit of rest- fulness. Contact with the realities of life may produce • new and better type of woman, and so some good may come out of • great evil. A Kick from Clinton. The Olsten New Era says : The Huron factories got the cold shoulder from the Dominion Governtoent, as regards any work for the Canadian soldiers. It did not matter bow you stood politically,the big interests were fleet, last and all the time. The New Era is thankful, however, that. Cana- dian orders are big enough to keep the Clinton knitting and clothing factories busy all the time without Government assistance. Dodd's are the only medicine that will core Dia- betes. Like Bright's De - ease this die - ease was in - c arable until n- carableuntil tbdde K'dne P111, corer it Doceon thesaaetws confess. that without Dodd'a 0*Pte. Lissy are 1148111011( Dia- Dodd's Kidney Ptit are the first medicine that ever curer Diabetes. Imisatiese-bee, name and are advertised 10 do s0. hut she ...ides that den eery Kidney Pills Diabetes 11 is Bodge Minn P14. D odd's looney Fills are 6flv cents a hon at all druggists. "Beautiful Hair Goods Display" THE D O R E N - WEND CO., OF TORONTO, -LTD., Canada's premier hair - goods house, announce their visit to The Hotel Bedford, Goderich, on 1Pednesday, December 9th, 1914 when there will be shown an exclusive sample stock ofUALITY HAIR GOODS FOR LADIES in Switches, Braids, Transformations, Pompadours, Wavelets, etc. , An invitation is extended to every lady to call and inspect these goods. "The Dorenetiend Sanitary Patent To$fper" is an absolute necessity W every mac wbo ie bald. It will protect your health and make you appear years younger, 1 odetectable Featherweight, Hygenic Be sure you see them on day of visit. A demonstration places you under no obligation whatever. Remember Me nate : - Wednesday, December 9tb Ykritma Js `Coming BUY NOW We have a good assortment of very useful articles which would be appreciated, and which make the best gifts. . .,LET VS 8HQw yg,) QUR LINL Howell Hardware Co. !HELF and HEAVY HARDWARE - - PHONE 57 A elergyman teas an amusing story of a worthy vicar of a rural parish who had waxed eloquent la the In- terest of foreign missions one Sunday, and was surprised nn entering the village shop during the week to be greeted with ,narked coldness by the old dame wbo kept It. On asking lbw cause the good woman produced ball a Drown from • drawer, and, throwing 1t down before him, raid :--"I marked Ithat coin and put It In the plate Iasi Sunday, and here It Is beck at m 'bop. 1 knnwed well than poor Atte eons never got the money r Het. is the latest atrocity : First Iain, -"Ton 'ay there ain't tote. 10 he any evolve nett year. How's that Y" 8eeo.d Idiot -"Well, you see, heea.se seat year cheer'' not going to be say Gasaisalkm: OVUM SO TEAM' t*P[RItadi ATENTS f•t IJ,ti• J von.PIOSIMIA see resrmgl Cervallernika.