The Signal, 1915-3-25, Page 6. •
• Tnui"DAi, Memos 25, 1915
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'OLD ON
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MAGAZINES,
PERIODICALS and
I.IBRARIES
bound or repaired.
tiOLU LETTERING
on LEATHER GOODS
.,Jtotder' .178. aa1 Y •tteedad to on leevtng
huu, et'1'H}. y1ON. L. Uode ich.
A. E. TAYLOR, th1fATnoRD.
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MEDICAL
i IR. GEO. HEILEMANN, OS1'E-
11 PATH. specialist In women . and chil-
.ren'.
demons. acute. 'hronicfund nervous dis-
orecen. eye. ear. no.... .lid throat. lumbago and
rheumatic oolydu ionsMice
Nun ch. h .tle,et, third
th
Suor from e 8p .
'tit. F. J. R. FORSTER-EYE, EAR.
11 u .e and throat only. Hours summit.
New York Oplalbaltulc and Aural Institute.
" lin Yowl A.. i+t-. Fir. No..e And 1 brwt Hospital.
Gulden eieunro. and Moorefield Kye Hospital.
I„melon, }:upland. Ud1x, S38.Wsterlast Street.
s' Milord. opposite Knox Church. Hoot+. K
• e 1! . m . 2 1 1 p. m.. 7 toe p. w. Telephone
WH. AND bfINNiE M. GREEK,
D. C.; Chiropractors, some and nerve
•pir.ali.t... Chiropractic is the .ciente that
cure- without drum. or knits. Frew essmula•
tion. (Mice over Sharmai• Shoe More. en-
train -eon Kb
oo usa .eet- l'hooe rt.
AUCTIONEER.
THOMAS GUNDRY
AUeTIUN CLR:
THE SIGNAL 3ODLRICH ONTARIO
ii.,v 67. Urwlerich. All instruction. by mall
left a1 t.+i.nal oases will b. promptly at -
ended TO. Kead0floo telephone I l'4
LEGAL
It
U. HAYS
RAIUtI1TF.R, $ +LI('iTUR. NOT.\RV
t'tifLU.
tt1❑. - eeing Hail. Block. Hamilton S.r.et,
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tidier 00 the Sgnare..ecoud door from Hanr-
Uton drtet. lioderich.
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County and District 1
The, barn, with all ire contests, of faro act one launderd aces on the
%Vw. Patterson, et Whiterburcb. was :ird concession. ['shorn,. to Samuel
destroyed by fire un March lath. Parson., of Easter, foe Stt,its'.
John Jarobe, of theleaubte line, Ha% One day last week while l'. T.
township, died at London on Marro Brook. was unlq ding eggs at the
12th, (soul pnrumonie. He was io station a truck, upon which were piled
his tl(ly•(ourlh year. eighteen cases of egg•, ran offthe
Jaurs Mutbrrland, „hire( .on of platform, with the result that 131
Denial Sutherland, of Constance, died dozen were smashed or cracked.
sin March 10th in his tbirty-drat year. A story was circulated last week
He had been unwell for some time. that Karig 0. Ce.+kaon, son of Mr. and
The Hayfield Patriotic Society her
MF. Thor. 1'ox,k+aro, of town, had
w:
been kill
forwarded a cheque for 1':, W be ap killed Detroit in a street car
plied to purcha.iog tobacco for the accldrnt. Later word came (roto
l'anadien .oldirrr now et for fr int. l':x)kson himself that br was alive
and well. at loi.don.
Miss ('aerie .Ierdine, of (iorrie. be Mrs. Kicbard liidlry Palmed away at
MsIe . on bride of Illth. Bennett, 3. her biome here on March 11th, after
Kalem, Marsh 111th. Itrv. A. H. Mat a few days' einem. She wail with -
Dobson, of Foni,vich, toed the nuptial in a few day. of her ninetieth birth -
1
knot day. Hee husband and two 'aro-
The roe( of the engine robin of R'ros• children. Mr+. Elston, of town, and
(rtes saw will was burr.ed off one evrn- \I!. M H. (Wiry, of Hl'tb, survive.
ing recently. Prompt action on the
part of the torr -lighters saved the rest BRUSSELS.
of the building. Mr. and Mrs. Thos. McIntosh left SHE (10T IT BACK.
Miss Mabel Patterson, of Harristoo. hut week for their home at Wes:
war merited, uu March loth, to Wee. Hope. North lMkot t. One Way to Deal With the •'N'lidera"
Mclean, ief Wroxeter. The ceremony U••vid Shi.1. of Hillsdale. Mich.. who
took place .tt the home of the to file's was a resident of Brussel% nearly thirty
parents at Harri.tun. years ago. wes c.11inlr on former
George Town, of R'roxeter, received friends herr recrntl..
several ftacturrd ribs and other in- K. F. Downing bas purchased the
juries when be slipped •ni fell down r-eaideuee at the corner of Mill and
his cellar mops recently. John streets from B. Berry. Mr.
While repairing his windmill one (ferry. who u•ed to reside here, now
morning last week. David Breen. of lives At Fort William.
the 10th concession. Turnberry, bad The poles of the Bell Telephone Uo.
one Huger token oft in the cogs •nd Darr been removed from the streets
his hand badly mangled. and were hauled to R'ingham recent -
John F. Krueger. of the lith con- ly The Rural Telephone Co. now
cession. Stephen, has sold his fifty- does iatsiner. for the Bell herr.
acro farm tat Wilfred Desjardine for Mn. Young of Moo.omiu, Sask ,
1/*,00o. After having a sale Mi. Kitty- and Mrs. P. U. McKinnon, of %Vinci•
ger will move to Exeter. peg, who had been with their sister,
Mrs. Joseph t-prball, an aged rest. Mrs. J. IAe kir. for the paat four
dent ot Hibbert, died at the home of months. have returned to their home•
her daughter, Mrs. French, of Tucker- in the West.
wealth, on Friday, March 12th. She A new 1u11horsep)wer toiler has
was seventy-three years old. kern installed in the AILI•nt factory,
The trustees of S. S. No. 4. MeKil. It was built by the Hunter Bridge k
lop, are offering the old school build. Boiler Co.. of Kincardine. The engine
ing for sale and &irking for tenders for room at for factory was extended six -
the erection ot 1a new building. The teen feet and the factory ie now run -
present ',hoot ,building has been in ning again after being shut dean for
use for Hfty-t wo years. iwpmveuneuts.
Mrs. James Laird, of Ethel, died al Sundays. April Atli and 11th, are the
the home of ner daughter. Mrs. lei.' dates'selected for the special dedica-
('atuptell, 3rd concession. Grey. on tory services in connection with the
March lath. She was born in Scot new Melville Presbyterian church.
lend seventy-eight years ago. Two Rev. lir. Roe. of Toronto. will be the
suns and four daughter. survive. special speaker on the nth and. Rev.
Mi. and Mrs. Finlay Anderson. of Ik• Sh will be present on the
Eset \Vawanosh• celebrated tbe lift.- 1llh.
soh annivealy of their wedding day SEAFORTH.
tw
on March St h. Mr. Anderson has held Mrs. Tho.. Patton fractured he -
the position of township treasurer for a ,Ilerhone by falling from a chair uu
the past !went)' yrAto. wbieh .he was standing.
Mrs. Murdoch McLean died at her 11 wglas C'alier, a sun of Mee. A.
home near Ripley on March 12th in Calder. of town. has been appointed
her fifty-eeventh year. Mr.. Alex. manager of the Union stock -yard•,
Reid and Mrs. J. O. Vanelekle, of Toronto.
\Vinghatn, are daughters and with t•tptain W. H. Holland, of the Sal.
their husbands attended the funeral. vat 1 u Army, ba.; tavern transferred to
Harold Elliott. the eight-year-old Tdsoubutg. Captain Ward of Tilscat-
son of Mr. and Mir. Charier Elliott. iturg will tome here.
of Bluev,ele, ha.l two fingers taken off Frank G. Habkuk, of Winnipeg.
while playing with 10me lads who eon of John Hebkirk, of town, bar left
were cutting wood at hie home. He for the front as a member of the 8•.
WAS taken to iVingbam hospital and it Jelin a Ambulance Corps.
progrea.ing Iwvurably'' Rev. We•le. Casson, a retitpd Meth-
• •list minister• who was eft' ioned het(
1 O. CAMERON. K. C.. RARKiS
TKR. solicitor, sot nay- poblk. dtce.
�U
d1U•n .ittrr-0t. k.4erk•h. third door fes
'}purer. A) Clm:on Thilyday of each w'ee'; e
lir
otdu• •. A•,1 street occupied by
.ether) Th'. P. a.m. 10*
I CHARLES (4ARKO\V, LL.B., BAR
, H}tr1'lilt, attorney, .dreitor. a:c., Uode-
rict Mono y to tend at (ossa rate-
d
1SEAUER. BARRISTER, SOL-
ic411-r. Norary l'ublir and t'onv y)n er.
•Rt.r !'oust tions. Uoderich.
INSURANCE, LOANS. ETC.
five years old. The widow and one
daughter survive.
Mr.. Joseph Midair's passed sway at
the home to her sun -til law, Joe. P.
Wellwoed, un March Idtb, aged nin.ty-
eve yea'.. Mho was born in Ireland
and salute to Canada sixty three year*
ago. tier husband prrdreeesett her
twenty-two year.. One deuehter and
two eons survive.
At the la•t sitting rf tyre D.vieion
Court here tbe caste of linitis vs. Grey
was head. hlr. Grey had e°ntracted
with Mi. Lilt'e lar th • del'vrry of
twenty tens of hay at $W p.r ton.
Part .•f the bay erre delivered and Mr.
Little would not deliver balance sinters
1113 per ten tees p.i4. fart of hey
was pa;d for and Mr. Little eucct torr
balmier. Owing to fellers of delivery
of 11As &eper roll%riser Mr. Copy wee
forced to pay from ill l to 815 f.•r hay
ar,d e, t. fed a counter claim. Judg-
ment for defendant was f:3111a.
Howrsei mean )our lite 1.; inert it
and live It : du not -t 1. sou call It
bard amus.. -Thoreau
11.0 •tt,.u\luli tt.a. her. hot tie duly,
1ls meat, ty.s• lust,-. tK. 4.tie.i 1.y ail)
1.411.-e.•l1)14.
420 vV 0 'Z.'A10FUN, 1;D. SlA]O
itRUN
Dant-ter Huainan street, Ooderlrh.
W R. ROBERTSON,
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1NIACRANCE AOKNT.
Fine situ LIORTNI?n: British. Canadian and
American.
Aa, uti rt Slrasx++e San PMPLOtxna' Luau,
try : The (wear. Accident and Unarautee
.'orr.prwt fon, IJmi:ed. of Loudon. Etat.
ht.at.ITT ArulirAlt . ' Humus : The C.S.
Fidelity mai U,taranue Company.
•)ft4.r at n,•lrtener, nmthea•t conic' of Vic -
to is mad et. t)..vld. atrial. -Phone 17tt
LICMILiOP MUTUAL FiRE IN -
.11. SUR ASCII.: CO. -Farm and 1s1twat
I w',
Nowt i•wurel.
1,ateerw-J. It. McLean. Pre+., iieaforth P.O.;
J•. l.Oonotly. Vice -Plea. Uuderleb 1'. U.:
Teomas L Hayr hse•.•Ttra+., neefonh P. U.
Director. -11. 1. Icllregor, Seaforth . John
1.U,1.v.. Winthrop' N spoil Kinn.l on+tare*:
the 1latlae.wels, Itrodh.►en : JamieEa ani.,
•hwwd, Robert Feral, Harlock : Malcolm
Mckwes. Sroo.ned.
Amer. J.
N1y.l
I. iet,cl7WnWChe.nec►turth :
k. nnrh1.l,Is*e(ottlIsl/ey to�„nown
pay
a.se•wteete sol fel their CAr1• ree011..•1 at
J. Mst"lsk•s 1 ha hind atom.. Lnton. or at H.
K. usu.. Utone, 1 . ...vston .t rest. Uo.terich.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
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IVAl.l'lt 6. Rl(M , J. P.,
INOVEIt U leARR1AOlt LHC101810(.
Brophey Bros.
OODKKiCH
The Lading
Funeral Directors
sad Embalmers
Orders carefully attended •
M all hours. night or di
S tail Caroline, daughter of M-. and
Mrs. Henry Ueaeoi. of Belgra.r, wa. .,,at. sewn ago, died at Toronto on
married at the M• .bod d ptrworiap'. March 1_tb. He was eighth five year.
Wingham. on F'ruisy, Merril 12 h, 1', old
Allen Victor t'nttis..n, of Eau \'arta Rohl. Bell hAs secured a contract fru
no -1). After tis h n•-viuoon they well
the making ot shells for the Brit i+h
rr.ldr in Edit ui, ,'t r.osb. army. The neve m.ary machinery i.
l'rederie1 K1i+L•rdir•1' . .talc rat 1!eing in.talle.l .04 a busy time is ex -
Bolin w11i1•• W1116114 t h1store "0 petted,
u.'h 1:G h. lir w.t. a prominent -hoc •
The engagement is announced of
merchant .and yawl. ago conducted • Norma. Roberta, daughter of Mr. and
shoe start at Dashwood. re liseriards
for Mrs. Samuel Dickson. W William Mel-
mo,nte to eIers. ,whirr he used for sine Corlert, of Fort Saskatchewan,
ePventeen }mere. He was sixty years
the wedding W take place early in
old.
Th.• home of Wn•. Wilson. of April.
the Ith cottceesioti, Htlllett, was in- K• Chat of Tucker innate ham pur-
vxded l.v some seventy of hie neigh. chased the resider:err of Mrs. Burk in
boll o..• evening recently, who pre -
forth
North ward and will come t° Sea-
101
him and his niers with as ad -
to
to reside!. Mr.. Burk is leaving
dress and a parr of handwrite rocking to reside with her daughter at Ot-
^hairs. Mr. Wilson is moving to Sea- taws•
forth to reside. Mrs William Johnston died at her
F:dnn, daughter n[ Mr. and ]ale hove hard on March 11th. She yea,
John Duncan. of the l'hanier road, born in Ireland righty four years ago
t•.horne, WA* team led en Marsh 1. th t'nt had rrs,(1etl in l'rnada for up -
to Charles Borland. of the same stein -
band
n( sixty year". Wattle her hu.-
lie The reremo)iv, which we.' -held band sewn daughters mourn the loss
at the Theme. Road I'rret i tester. of • lv'"d one.
manse, wits cnndu.trd hy Rev. Colin .lams 1'. La.dIew di.,i on Tuesday,
Fletcher. After the honeymoon the 11i 1in■t., as the age of eighty-one
Young r-,% )Ir conrtnMe •d h.•nsa•k.ep- year., aft.' • brief illness of mom-
ing Pit the (rcanm'm form. S
roonie. He was horn in Ayrshire, ret-
l'LINTO\. land, coming to this country when a
Bert Langford has rented the lot voting own. He www one of the pi-
Bert
by Ur. Evan... next to Jos t 'nr.r merchant. of Seaforth and re.
tired only • few years ago. Besides
Cook's reiidenra, and will .rest a gar- the widow, four daughters survive.
age on it.
Mr.. John I(chnonhal*. who had W ING HAM.
been visiting friends at Port Albert. Wesley Patterson, having mild his
was (9.114.1.1 In Milv.rtnn, where her farm on the 12.h line of 'tVawanneb,
father, Mr. Schstfrr, is i11.
The Plincese Theatre has ehangeel Robert McGee has disposed of hi.
hands. Mr HA''''" has «)Id his In• dilating hlsin•aa to Tindall Ritchie,
terestr to Mes-r+. Lee And Hnngb- who hos already taken pouseeion.
ton. After being closed a few days R A. Tailor, who ha. resided her •
for repairs the theatre was reopenedIt
ties pout morn years, has put -
last week with A full houac. chased a farm in Howick and moved and Mrs. John Steen and little to it.
daughter, who hail spent the winter J John F. fir )res has received 10. •p -
with friends hem. telt last week for restatement of ironer of marriage It-
('•lifoInia. They intend visiting Ran cases b. aro.cfi Postmaster (crit-
F'ranrlecn and will prolrMy ep.nd lin, whoin recen
tpltly ,*signed.
anInr time in the Southern Mat.* h.- Mrs. John Iwmosthy, • farmer resi-
dent tinnily returning to their hame in dent of obi' vicinity, and mother of
A
is coming to town to reside.
Real Estate Man.
A story which is being told with
great relish by investors in Ontario
will interest those who have put
money into a realty deal which• to
nay the least, 1s not as profitable as
represented. It shows what can be
accomplished by a determineti cham-
pion, who has the law at his finger
ends, and who is righteously indig-
nant into the bargain.
The lawyer in question is guardfaa
t4 a young woman In Ontario, who
his the support of a blind brother on
her hands. He acts as guardian on the
request made by the young woman's
father, who has been dead for some
years. She was Inveigled into hand-
ing over the sum of 12,500 cash for
so-called town lots somewhere In the
region of a Canadian qty. Certain
circumstances In the deal aroused bee
apprehension, and she finally went to
the lawyer and explained the whole
matter to him.
The legal man promptly went to
the telephone, called up one of the
partners who had put through the
deal, and spoke to him In this wise:
" Tou procured Miss So -and -So to
boy lots In a certain subdtrfsion, for
which she paid yon the sum of 12,500.
This is Thomas Caveat speaking. I
am her lawyer, and her guardian. I
want you to come up here to my omce
right away."
"I don't want you to spook to me
that way over the telephone. I have
no intention of coming to your of-
fice," said the other.
"You'll either come or I'II send a
policeman for you with a warrant,
and that mighty quick," declared
the legal man, with sufficient em-
phasis; "and when you get ftp here
I can promise you I'll talk to you
more to the point than I am now
doing."
It may be surmised that the real
estater was scared pink. At any rata,
over to the office he went, where be
was handled without gloves.
"Yon have taken advantage of the
Ignorance of this girl to sell her teal
estate In the Weet that isn't worth a
dollar. Sbe has given you 12,500. I
don't want to talk about this rase at
all. I am her guardian, and I want
that 12.500 back again."
"I haven't got the money." replied
the uncomfortable -party of the second
part.
I.11 give you thirty days to get 11,
and at the end of tbat time if the
money is not In my hands I will get
oat a warrant for the arrest of you
and your partner ein the charge of
conspiracy to defraud," declared the
guardian.
The real *stator made haste to get
the money, and the amount of 12,500
Is now safely invested to the credit
of the young woman. - Saturday
Night.
Tskn. Mrs. Wm. Holmes, of town, dial at
The death ncturlewl no Tru,sday. Tnront i. o0 Mwrrh IIRh. in herninely-
Marr•IiKith, of ld�•a t+, H. Kane., new evened yew.. The remain. were in. t'linwoo nldi.eli resid sig Mrstotted in Wingham cemetery.
Rwnrr, who wws arvenh eight ear; Captain l'hwmpke and Lieut.
Old. rani. U) Ma de frith Mr a Hetsr.
1•Dta
M iIN1. Her Maiden names wee Har• e/.al on who had haven In charges of
riots' Ilatt.nb it family of flue nor lbw, RwlvatnArmy *grit here for
rive : Mrs. '. *rkerm, Mrs. (1).) •"� re -nth., left last w k, Captain
th
Rhaw real Miss Al re Kane*, of
Ion '. Thu.. Rance, of Winnipeg. and
Mrjnr Ranee, of the ;Red Battalloe,
now pewit -red at London.
EXETER
Rev.n hews* for artillery purposes
were purchased hers by ml tarp auth-
orities.
Thr town rotnnril held it. first room-
ing in the new library roam on M•rrb
12 h. TO. future meetings will dee
beheld there.
Mn John Nosthrote wee rewdeved
o.1 c,esetous es* day Irl week by a
Mock of word wOM•h fell from • p(M
near whisk Mae wee *funis*. �s
has now reeswesed.
Frenele iNaM. Lord abs sold
Mom pa en wiU take • oath r ware -
term end Lieut. Roberts takes up work
at Sara i a .
A former resident of Wingham died
at Re.k•t,Mei on March 10th In the
person of Robert Drearier. While
here Mr. Dreamer war milord In the
Alarkeasoh h1..slswss. 11. wei efts.
AFRAID SNE
WAS DYING
Uttered ,.gin Um SIN
Took "Fm+mn°
ST. Jsart DI MATHA, JAI. 27th. 1914.
"After suilenng for • long time
with Dyspepsia, I have been cured
m"Fruit -a -fives". I suffered so
uch that I would not daze eat for I
was afraid of dying. Five years ago,
I received samples of "Fruit-a-tives'.
I dtd not wish to try them for I had
little confidence in them but, seeing
my husband's anxiety, I decided to do
so and at once I Tilt relief. Then I
sent for three boxes and I kept improv-
ing until 1 was cured. Willie sick, I
lint several pounds, but after akin`
•' Fruit-a-tives ", I quickly regained
what I had lost. Now I eat, sleep and
digest well -in a word, I am completely
cured, thanks to "Fruit-a-tives' .
Manem M. CHARBONNEAU
" fruit-. tives " is the greatest
stomach tonic in the world and will
al way scure Indigestion, Sour Stomach,
•' 11marlborn ", Dyspepsia and other
S:.)mach Troubles.
i.•c•. a box, 6 for ia.so, trial site, me.
all dealers or sent on receipt of
e by Fruita-tires Limited, Ottawa.
A short time ago u gentleman asked
w johbing gardener what he tbocaght
of the war. •' %Vr 11 ' maid the man,
"1 say that them Germans air lick-
ing dr all the time'. Whet are the
Rren^h doin'r Nothiq! And the
British ain't the tighter -a they was in
the olden day+. And the Beigilns
they don't omens, ens, 'ems there ain't
enough of 'rut. And the Russians
ntn't worth auylhirg. Truth. sir. if
it rownl't for them there Allies we'd
simply get walked over."
How's This?
N"e oder t )a Hundred Dollar. Itcward 10r
any rare of catarrh that cannot be cured by
Hall". Catarrh cure.
r'. J. CHKNI:Y k CO.. Toledo, 4).
We the undeodaned have known F. J.
('het,ey for the last l ; year-. and believe *4111
pwfrcay honorable In all bu.lue.. tout. rt..ai,
and ansociall)able 'to cArry out any ebbe+
t Imo nude by M. 0, 0r.
NATId'AI 0, C0,1,11..144 a.
Toledo. 4).
Hall. Catarrh lure is taken interned, act
tut direct( epos the blood ani moron+ sur
Hee. ot the 'Tatem. Te.tlmowl .14 a rat free.
l'e'ak* Ha It. Family I'tllm tle. oreoonstlpacioby all u. •t
PRZEIMYSL FORTRESS
TAKEN BY RUSSIANS
After Ciao of Months Austrian Ow
fenders Had to Submll-Weeken-
sd by Hunger and Losses
The. Austrian turtre3s of Priemysl
on the Oaltclan.Russlaa frontier, re-
garded as one of the strongest In the
world, surrendered to tan Russian
arn•y on Monday. .
The capitulation came when Gen-
erals Pitlk von Rudan, commander of
the Infantry forces, and General Her-
mann von Kusmanck, commander o'
the artillery and the forts, signified
through messengers through the Ilnee
that they had exhausted their means
of defence.
Depleted by disease, subsisting on
horse flesh and surrounded by a super-
ior force of Russians. the garrison
of the mid -Galician town laid down
Its arms after a defence lasting many
mouths.
The hotst!ng of the white flag over
We fortress, which was said to be on
the point of surrender on a number
of occasions, caused tittle surprise,
as it was generally known that It was
in a terribly weakened condition, with-
out food or ammunttidn, and Its endur-
ance was only a question of days.
Russian War Office advices report
that nine Austrian generals were
taken, more than 300 officers, and
50,000 men.
It la officially announced that In
consequence of the joyful event of
the surrender of Priemysl the Grand
Duke, generalissimo of the forces, has
awarded the Cross of the Military
Order of St. George, of the second
degree, to General [rinitrie!, com-
mander of the beslcgtng army, while
to his assistant, General Sltvanoff, he
has awarded the same cross of the
third degree.
The position of the defenders of
Prsemyst has been hopetest stnee
Friday, when the sorties of the best
Honved division was cut to plecta
eastward of Prxemysl. where the Rud -
elan guns from behind a crest /tit) feet
high were smashing the inner citadel.
Deaths, wounds, sickness• dest!t'.rttan
and loss In prisoners reduced the ger
Orion until It was unable to defe :d
the 26 mases circ umference of th
forts.
An amusing incident COMPS 11 out
Petawaws camp. An armed gusi'.l
was standing over n number of pri.-
oners who were cutting wood. Be-
coming disguste.l with th.• indifferent
wee the foreigners handled the axe.
the guard exchanged hie loadrd rifle
for an axe and proceeded to show
them the proper way to chop. The
►totvgoes that the sound War kept
chopping fora longer time then bar-
gained for. - T_-
$100.00 iN BOLD.
We will give one hundred dollars in
gold to any 01111, wnni+nor child that
cannot to hrnetil-.I by Magritte hair
tonic. We are Sit xiut.s to have evely-
one tryPiagerne. fee. w, know it 10 the
creates! hair tunic that has ever been
discovered. Sageio. will positively
cure an itchy scalp, bring life into dull,
faded ham and add inches to O.
length. S.geine is now obtainable it
Goderich and is sold under n guar •i-
ter to please. A large bottle o( Mage-
ine coots hut fifty err to He sure to
go to C. I.. Omit's' drug *tore, for
other stores don't have Sag.•ine.
The Order of Rt. John.
Every large town in Canada now
has its corps of St. John Ambulance
men for service in tbe•„mllitary and
naval hospitals.
This is an ancient Order, which
owes its origin to the year 1050, when
a few wealthy merchants obtained
sanction to found • hospital within
the walls of Jerusalem, the object be -
Ing to succour the poor sick pilgrims
who made their pilgrimage to the
Holy City. Many hospitals were
founded by the Order, and after the
Holy Wars we lind them established
at Malta in 1575. gibleh hospital still
stands. Eventually, the banner of
the Order wag planted in England at
Clerkenwell-at that time a small
village near London -where the Or-
der still has its headquarters at St.
John's Gate.
They were not long to enjoy their
privilege in England, for in 1540
King Henry VIIi. decreed the aboli-
tion of all religious orders and monas-
teries. The Order of St. John shared
their fate. to be restored again when
Philip and Mary came to the throne.
Again the Order was dissolved by
Queen Elizabeth. Then, In the year
1827, came a great detaaod for the no
Oval of Olt Order --commencing In
Prance, let It be noted -and King
George IV. became Interested, and ap-
pointed a Grand Prior of the Order,
and sines. that date it has gone stead-
ily on. and Its ambulance dep•rtmeat
to -day Is one of the greatest humani-
tarian movements of the ante.
A Double Promo( km.
L1.ut - ol. L. W. Shannon, ot Loa-
, don, Ont is reeetving congratula-
tions fro Ms friends upon &Dottier
promotion which came to him as •
great surprise recently.
Only • few weeks ago, Lieut. -Col.
Shannon, who le acting eommandlag
omrer of the first division, was pro-
moted from the rank of major And
now be has been made a full colonel
In hie own division by the depart-
ment at (ttawa.
Having hese so recently elevated
from his majority, It Is no wonder
that there Is surprise and heartiest
eongratalatlons at the news of the
authority to w.21 another "tar with
kis former designation of r•ttk
"Pc," said Tommy. setting hi, bfty-
fleet question that evening, "i+ a res.
IN -1 • boat "Well, yr. " said Pa,
trying to reed hie paper : van can
call a vessel • boat. certainly." "Well,
n hot kind of a boat is a blood vessel :+"
"A lifeboat, of course. Now tun off
to hell.'.
WHAT MOTIERS SAY OF -
BABY'S OWN TABLETS.
Once a mother has u•.d Betty's Own
Tablets for bet little ones she will acme
no other medieine. She quickly real-
ise* 11. tablets etre en ahsolut••ly safe
remedy and one that will give sure re-
mits. Concerning lh m Mrs. R. 1..
Wright, Penn that, $a.k . write.: •'1
h..ve used hafts'. Own Tableim for my
• hree habies and think so much of
•hem that 1 alw,..* keep 1h0t1 in the
house." Thr tat te.s are ...Id by medi-
crne dealers or by mail at ") cent* w
box from The Dr. Williams' Medicine
Co., Brockville, Out.
Be ebarltable before wealth makes
thee covetnu•, and In -e not the glory
of the mite. -Sar Thome. Brown.
Politeness has indeed shout it mome-
thing mystical: like religion, it is
everywhere understood and nowhere
deAred.-Chesterton.
The comfort whi -b pa )r human De -
in r• want in sw•h a w •rIiIas t.his is not
the romfert of ease but the comfort of
ttengtb.-King 1.7.,or
A BACKACHE
ith burning, bigbly colored
t'. .-;.,e-.n,te sure cissaof weak or
i •. a .:rne.I Kklaeys. Gin Pills
t :rt• ell Kidney *ad Bladder
111.110.
Itl�
ZEPPELINS RAID PARD
Little Dam. ge Dore by Their Bombs
-No Citizen Killed
Zeppelin alrahips rald.,•1 -Facia ear:y
Sunday morning and dropped a dci: a
bombs. but the damage doze we en=
Important. Seven or sigh};,
were injured, but only odb aerious'y
Four of the aircraft started for t .:
capital, fo::ewing the valley of •1•.
Oise, but on:y two reached the.r'toa!
Missiles aiao were droOpud t'o..
plegne, R.h_`ourt and Dreslin.. i:..
but without serious reaubta.
Paris remained calm while t •.
aerial lneaticn was 1n prep .
kesldents of the city evhib:; . d oor
curie. sty thra tear, as to the reed
Trumpets gave the signal t'ia:
lights r.;-_ s. ' extinguis • ., as s .
as warn:n; - received • :he 3epr..
Tins' aptrosc'. Search'oo.s ::er
turned on . clouds. ... ra
guns open;' "re, and a.-'•, : ;i r r.
to attack t... Gcrma-a, t t-. -
operattont -r• Kamp-. i:d try 2
moat -
The c. •:ai cc::: i.:'e -. c .
Ing the raid dec:ares it served u:
to show hcw well the defer lve a--
rangements wou:d work out elle i 9.1
to the test. The star -m' et deo:-r•,
the one Zeppelin app.eato! t _.
been hit.
"Summing up," says the officio: re-
port, "the ra:d wet a compl.te
ure. it ori:y a.r.ed to demons:rat
how well th,.• defensive arrange m.nt;
work The pcpul2Jio0 sac cola. 0,.
their way b:c', the Zeppelins dmppee
a dozen inc.-ed ary or explosOo bo b
on Compieghr. doing nays un alf.o t t
damage. Three bombs wen. circ.p •d
on Rib.court and Urssancstet :c t
north of Compiegne without result."
Young Clerk's Big Profit
Testifying before the OLIO! \c
counts Committee at Ottawa .,
Pon ell, clerk, 111., Ottaw
atcre of W. F. G:'.rlard. M.P. :or u -
ton county, said that he made 1 i
19.000 by ...1're to t::e
parhrent rsrglcal tiresargs
ada's wounded scidiers. 11:: ...•
profit, he s.ac!, was' p -•
tIe money bi !;aged -to i.1:.:.
not have to glue en arcuur,
Mr. Garland er anyone else, i
Iceland.
A Bc 's Double Crime
A (;o;:b'• 'ra., dy oec-rn4
miles from Ortr,g •till* lest wee:; y.
James Steven . a Hnrear.:o Ho Le to
in t.i. t..::)::; of Retool Araatr.• •
murdered th- w y 4srt(h1:r c'
and .' - . rJ.ig tad tee.) out
own throat. The farm is 1n Cilet:
townahlp, In "eel meaty.
Turks Massacre Christians
Tbe Hrittsh For; tgn 01 c; Les t:;
advised that Turkish soldiers recent(
wild 1r. the 1'remhh dlitrtrt' of
wt ern Perla and Wiled several bl�u
civilises The Turks are s((�+id
to bare burned several villages •°ter
looting t11P-r..
Satldisr For Fire Chief
Cot. Joseph G. Langton t
M111(I* i)epartment at Ottawa I,a,
been nomhated .by the Board of Co.
trol far the position of lire Cmm� is
stoner for Toronto at a salary or
85,WM per annum.
General Stools Hurt
Major-General Steele was throe
from 01. horse and Injured when
about to start in the big military
parade at Toronto on Saturday H.
bad bees meetlooed as passible mom
mender of the Second Contingent
Private) John A Jets of ((alt died
Of 'ammonia mistreated through get
Wag kis feet wet ladle at Oeelph
The Signal's
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1915
The Signal and Toronto
Daily Globe -$3.75
Thr Sign11 and Daily Mail
and Empire • 37S
The Miguel and Montreal
Family Herald and Weekly
Star i.BS
The Signal and S•buday
Illustrated Globe 1.85
Tbr Signal sod Weekly Sun
(Toronto) . 1.85
The Signal and Toronto Daily
Star • 3.10
Thr Signal and Toronto Daily
World 32S
Thr Signi1 and Toronto Daily
2
News ...... .... ....
The Signal end Torento
Weekly Mail and Empire 1 60
Thr Signal and Farmer's Ad-
vocate .. 2.35
The Signal and Canadian
Farm • . t.85
The Signal and Farm and
Dairy New 1.60
Renewal 1.15
The Signal and The Country
Gentleman ......... 3.25
The Signal end Canadian
Poultry News... 135
The Signal ant: Winnipeg
Weekly Free Press . 1.60
The Signal and Loodoo Daily
Advertiser 290
The Signal and Luodoa
Weekly Advertiser.. ... 1-6o'
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Morning Edition,3.50
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The Signal anti Montreal
Weekly Witness 1.85
The Signal and World Wide 2.25
The Signal and Presbyterian. 2.25
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The Signal, Presbyterian and
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Renewal. t 85
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repreNenting the pi ire of The
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tt11"
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