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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1915-7-1, Page 7THE SIGNA WA LTE RS & CO. GREAT Slaughter SALE of Boots. Shoes. Trunks and Suit Cases at the McClinton Store has Jost Begun and will continue until the whole stock is turned into cash. PRICES DROPPED TO ZERO. Make it your business to be here. Don't wait, get in and procure your supply. Take advantage of this rare opportunity. Its Boots and Shoes for men, women and children we are showing extra special values. at 71c, $L1O% $1J9, $1.39, $2.39, sz4 stud 53.69 per pair The above lines along with many others are exceptionally good values. People are driving many miles to take advantage of this sale—Why Not You ? See oar Trunk Specials for thus week—$3.48, $4.48 and $5.39 Walters & Company Successors to JOHN H. McCLINTON Butter Wrappers GET THEM PRINTED AT The Signal Office-44- ATTRACTIVE ffice= - ATTRACTIVE WORK MODERATE PRICES HOME STUDY Arts Comae only. SUMM BR SCHOOL MAW me &MIR QUEEN'S UNIVERSITY ARTS W SCHOOL OF IMR11G swam e s Bala. L ttssswx.:eweoeaar A mese maiden knows wbat he doesn't want until alter b. acquires It. Yen rat bene m. gr' eel of elide eawsery raise the Iwo tie( is she wo Id, We (tilt hail M a fwd -.rod word bat - Traction" is a t..c -used We. Tise's Ire they km,. arch eller se seed "YedeireCasi' dem net w tine I. amide le trying.. reed.. • were d Larsene et crease ss wan seta of rte Poulos "win mush grans* Nassar. h \ Ws. Fer hem It. • "-ted.- -C...Js •..very =ewe thee ea .miste width ie gird ssnigh e" les 1M m.j"d► she ►e gleed e.turh ire dr espartos if as brow bsght 1 ten • fair tea-wsryd►i.p bins .q I ebewd p.a s% les Ike arti,i-assiAerei where** Luper Limed( wee aiming this moos ler Us ems e.is.sre. r• Pkesetay ens Lew Aweyt Is dist wL.'ls ser geed, might neve e..tipeei.ims i. pend dimserer `ed erapedies i sorvis. le gator wards ss =roe arise ttw reel, are \dem r DUNLOP TRACTION YM AD h sari,dJ.d ler eiessey the woad i,,,. thee .s ear sea m.iae tin. import it freer where yen wilt era stew a mend si reedit dor we I ogre) di. ' Meat t=rod Tim i. Al ,4sas • risoiy dee ire w se =.sy tease« wise Cimsi•n mstedlb apse / DIUNLCIP TRACTION TRIAD, asssrelfy went= nee= empis-. 'Maass' `KseA • degas r • mine sayemmr ear/ yen Arun hey 'The MV.r Two' bw we de ireephowo is s .e argeens= who yen shoed ase hew theirs i oethaesire--earnswtst'i yea sdaQwrtireeeraet. II wary Genies ..goseed Lis right ens Lo Romeo nrniia diem would sees Le = Clsmisne se Ley ...whine r ei GODERI R. N. OMno. of Caboose township. fere Lumley. has sold bis tar= to John 8se,... Rev. Mr. Ahs meter of the Church Messiah • theMessiah as RLsct.dlae, ha. re- d wood on aeeouat of i11-baalt h. Moo. P Zimmerman paired away on Jose Lath at her house at Barris. . . W bees Mawr Moved nu.sth Albma Thomas, of IMts.vaie, .old his teem sack ad issploments by .motion sod has seel'Msd/ar active service. JortEimeardt are to be lighted y-`t nape whale will Teepee eightaes arc lights sow h use. _ itthe. of Smegb•er of Mr. and )jr,. le, was aarvied o• Jew Ind to George His - kirk. of McMinn). Luella. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. W . Cheerio. .f R.110•11. was married gar home there cat hear lir d to Mise Si..aKohn wise tarried os Jule Whether home at (.\ triton to Lori Carter.. prosperous farmer o< Biddulph township. hi ion Mildred Mrs, dmtg►ter of Ibe late Rev. and Mm. Mo.., of Obesity, w married w June lath to Dr. L. Whitley, of O.rrl.. Anon Bemire, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. (ark, of Hidlett, was married on June gird to Wm. Clark, also of that township. Rev. A. L. Rowson. of Medicine Hat, Alta.. • former Wroxeter pastor, prod -bed is Wroxeter church on • re - coot Sunday evening. Ernest Coklougb, son of Mr. and Mrs. H. (olclougl, of Constance. wag married on June ht, at Forget, Sulk., to Mies lira Osborne, of that town. At • loaeb.11 match at Greenway between (;reeeway and Grand Bend the hall struck the five-year-old son of J. H. McGregor and book, his pole. Mrs Robert Adam:, of Walton, poised away oo June 2t. Slot was twenty -wive° years old and is survived by bet husband and four young chil- dren. By guessing the exact number of heaps in a jar °4.^I6), Mimi Maggie Me - Nab, of (hey township, woo a fine .et of dishes hone Messrs. Leitch a Soo, of Cranbrook. Mimi Catherine E. Kyle, forrairly of TLckenimitb, was married at Winni- peg o° Jona lid to Wm. Jams Ches- ney. They will reside in sutberO Mendota. J J. Mite:bell, license inspector for North Huron, reports that since May 1st, 1914, be has handled fifty-two liquor ewes and grouted thirty -sight convictions. Mrs. Wilbur, smother of Mrs. H. A. McCall, of Blenvalt, aped at Delhi on June 11th. Sha was well known in Bluevale vicinity. Mrs. McCall at. leaded the funeral Oo June lath Mies Mary Barbour, of Bluevals, booth= the bride of B. D. licelemagimecif Whiteeburch. will raids or the groom's ?arta M t bitethreb. Mrs. Alex. McCall. of Morris, an- s.uncea the engagement of her daugh- ter. Atsa Bella. to Walter E. Perry, of Meriden. Oosaaoticut, the wedding to tike place shortly. An aged readout of Stalky town- ship passed away on June 21st in the person of Cbri.topber thucbarute. He was in hie eighty -stood year and is survived by hie wife, Robert Lindsay, formerly of Winni- peg. died .t the home of his brother oa the 2nd coaceesioo of Howkk, on June 3kb, from paralysis, interment took place at Toronto. Joseph Oescb, for many years a resi- dent of H.% township, passed away on Jute 18th in his seventy-rlttb year. He bad been in poor beelth for some month. Hie widow and two sons survive. Mies 8mdie Farrell, daughter of Mn. J. Farrell, of Kincardine town- ship, and slats of Mayor Farrell, of Kiricardiner was married on June lath to. Edgar R. Made, of Kimcardioe township. Provincial Officer Pbippen aceoen- paoied by two deteetivs raided the hotel of Philip richad& at Montt. = and secured • yuantid of liquor. debacle =1:418 before the asgistrate and oe. Mat J., daugbur of Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Knipe of Loan, wee married on Jame 18 to Join Davenport, of Galt. Rev. J. D. Ferguson, of Mosk- ton, ws the otlicialie( minister. The settee will reside at Oak. Wbils driving home from Exeter, Mee. J. McDonald avid daughter, of Hay, were thrown from their bawdy wham the boos took fright at • mntor- eyek They were not serioxafy hart. but the boggy arm sassier. 18. home of Mr. and Mrs. John pretty Rudolph. of Logan, was the neap of a pre daughter, twiddle* e• Jus M Wad, w. theer, Asan, was married to August Kaufman, of Hra"iltoe The young couple will reel& at HamUuos. Robert Stewart. one of Heenan's meet respected Mourne, died oa Jane Bah. He was • native of McoWud but tame le this rcxstry in 1AM and settled Is ETMerne Is ship. ille was rtesriied . MN and la cervi ver by ids wife sad a family of four dairethws and thele sone He was .ighty.os, years old at his death WiNOMAM. Jobe A. Roper= and Dow's!. Tay- lor have maimed for setae movies is the alrd Batten= at Lesdos. Mr. eel Yet. A. t. Lloyd are w a 1.ls b nam F*MeiM tepee M B din the vin Dosed* Jp Simi. 'hey OW/mrta W. M. ebali sill s.nt et Viands set fee Mr, >wthem of • ID woe bent be ow Ims l /th isles live +4r elf • elle wed reakket away a Joe. yesrThe Deemed Meth ed were bark all of widow survive. One brother sod three sates • eo survive. A reed( wedding took place at e home of Mth Mrs. D. J. Boyd os June lltrd, obis hoe dwght}e breams the bride oe Thomas s. plasm.(, .< Mearns. Rev. W. A. Bewdley, of T.eswater, was the officiating miuirter. The young eoeple will make their some at Lan- des. Mr. Manning ie • brakeman on the Loudon aid Wingham lice. EXETER. WUI Seen, soo of Mr. sad Mrs. EM 8sell. has enlisted at Landoll' with the Army Medical Corp*, A bylaw to lass debentures to the ass of MUD., for the porpo.e of le - mailing an eiretric light pleat will be submitted to the electors. Voting takes place on July ltitb. An early morning weddingtook one, at the bust. of Mr. and Mrs. Jas, Jewell oo June 't:trd, wire their daughter, Minnie E., teems/ the bride of Ws. J. McAlister, of Dutton. Rev. W. G. H. McAlister performed time eeeemony. A teres attached to • mower ran away sear the railway station sod the mower -knives cerae in contact witb the leg of soother horse bitched to • coal wagon, logic! ing • deep wound hi the foot and injuring the bone. CLINTON. Mrs. James Turnbull . hu returned to Toronto atter • two months' visit with friends at Clinton and the sur- rounding country. Rev. J. K. FairfuU, pastor a the Baptist church, baa been suffering with oervous disorder and has been mumble to occupy ids pulpit for the past few Sundays. The A. Y. P. A. of 8t. Pain's church recently pretreated • wrist -watch to Fred Sloman, who le with an smbal- ance unit •t London and expects to leave soon for the front. Clifford Hunt, of SWforth, who has been attending the School of Com- merce here, was awarded the gold medal of the Remington Typewriter Co. fer proficiency in typewnti.g. He wrote for ten minutes and averaged silty -ave word" • minute. Mimi Mary Cole passed away si beer home here o0 J ane le;tb. 8be was pan in Ireland aol was the youngest daughter of the late Dr. Cole, wbo pprtraacctoed medicine many years ago at Bayfleki. In IOW the family moved to Clinton and hate space resided here. Tb. deceased is survived by one broth- er. Henry, and Doe sister, Sophia, both of town. 8E A FORTH. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Stewart atd .on Gordoc are ewoving 10 Orangeville to reside. Brit Spear*, son of .Mr. and Mrs. H. Spectre, was married at Loodos on June Ylyd to Mies Jana Mercer. Robert McMichael, of Fargo, N. D., is visiting W brothers and other rel- atives here. It is upwards of thirty Tears .inae he it -ft Ontario for the Stater Adelin., daughter of Mr and Mrs. Hugh Murphy, was married at her hoose here ase June Mrd to Dr. B. M. Smillie, of Galt. Rev. F. H. Leckie performed the ceremony. AP The w aroma led InSt. James' commie was dedicated on Munfay evening last, when Rev. J. P. Testacy, D. D , of Toronto, was pewees( and gave an addres. Mr. J. F. Ross. who had been mathe- matical master et the Collegiate In- stitute for several years, has been en- gaged as principal and A. C. Hazen, of P is.e+oe, has been engaged as science master. The members of 8eatorti Methodist church presented Rev. A. W. •red Ma. Barker with an address and • combin- ation bookcase and writing desk in appreciation of their services during the fur year, they have been at Sea- fortb. The monitory of Stewart Bros.' staff presented Mies Margaret Hudson with • cabinet of silver, • box of t01:110 hoes and an embossed bedspread- on the .ve of b.r marriage. which took place at KgmoodviUe nu June Zi to Oarnet H.bkirk. of McKdlop. Roy Ocoee was struck by • train and killed at Oooksville on lupe 19. The news of his death ease with such .hock to his brother, Wellington, with whom be lived, that be diad the following day. The brothers were nepbew, of Mr A. H Close, of town, and the wife of Wellington was form- erly Miss Ann Jackson, of ligsd- vile. moWeUingt..n was menage" of the woollen mills here seven years ago. BRLS8ELS. Roy McKay opeoed • new grocery hu•tow be the Smith aleck cm June 19th . lira. Jansen Elliott has sold bee reai- desee hers to Jams Logan awl will remove to Str•tfoed. The Red Cross Circle realized the . um of tits) from the sale of Kege 00 Flag Day which was laid reeeatly, W. A. Pryne bas gone to Toroesto. where be bas a position with the Porter Mfg. Co., dealers in druggists' arpylise. John Currie k 8oe have purchased • piece of land outside the corporation and will tart an up-to-date slaughter- house me it to comply with tae re- quirements of the hoard of health. The eontraet aur putting doves four blocks of psrmaast roadway .t the south ,d of Main street W been let to Tee. McL.as of WI.(h.m, for The ooeseil will furs) the steam Ths enmegentent l =mowed of klieg Lia Hind, to Rev. John McL.rhlau, Hindsef Winnipeg. Moe known k.,..ad bee ile well ,peel tM poet swtbs with her deter. Mrs. 8. Peri.. If•e[ek is ssferis tram • immeshed both and James efntaei teem weemrd broken rite ea a remelt of hallos tweets -ave feet when assffen se way w whish they were week- at the new milt loot week JameAt no bona of Rieers&e Farm a end : L. MarryN ihier gy .s .e...t. eon- omni.- d Oral. dee. A. Nab A. J. Ma es 1 TiteemDAT, Jut 1, iSIS 7 ECONOMICAL .Heats the house well without burning all the coal you can buy. Waal)*I Gives steady, even l.rrz,ace hest on least fuel. See the McClary dealer or write for booklet. Sold by W. R. PINDER e Western Fair LONDON Sept. 10th = 18th 1915 $30,000.00 IN PRIZES and Attractions Prizes increased this year by 113,000.00. Excellent Program of Attractions Twice Daily. Two Speed Events Daily. Fireworks Every Night. New Steel grandstand, Midway Better Then Ever. MVSIC BY THE BEST AVAILABLE BANDS SINGLE FARE OVER ALL RAILWAYS west of Toronto, and Fare and One -Third frown outside points Prize Lists, Entry Forms and all information fre.n the Secretary A. M. NWT. Secretary W. J. REID, President tied the nuptial knotThe young couple will reside on the groom's farm in Grey township. While Wm. Harris and George Colvin, jr., were having some fun at the W. W. Harris factory, Colvin picked up • dipper containing sul- phuric aced and thinking it was water threw it .t Harris. Tb. liquid .truck Harris in the face and inflicted severe burns. it ie not yet known whether the eyesight bas been impaired or not. FRECKLES Now /s the Tine to Get Rid of nese Ugly Spats. There. no longer the slightest seed of feeling ashamed of your freckle., as the prescription othlae- d o u b t strength- is guaranteed to remove the= homely spot.. !Simply get an ounce of ntbine-- double strength -from any druggist rand y u • iittJe of it night and should w00 see than even the worst freckles leave begun to disap- pear, while the lighter ops hare van- ished entirely. It is seldom that more than an ounce u Deeded to complete) clear the .kin and gain . beautiful. clear compiexioa. Beau?* to ask for the double strength °thi°e, as this is sold under guarantee of sonny back if it fails to remove freckled, Edmonton Is Doing Weil The people of Edmonton, Alberta. are raising • fund for the pureb•se of eight machine guns to be pe..eoted to the 49th and blot Bat s. Com- mercial Lod.., A., F. k A M., hs. contributed EMS. the pries of one gut. This is the youngest Mammic Lodge in the city and iselods several former Goderieb men in its membership. Mr. Roy W. Henry, formerly of the Star- ling Bank here, im the secretary. Ed- wootoe, b..idge its c0atrihotiois of money and supplies, has mot over floe thousand aeon to the front. SALLOW SKiN Liver Spots, Pimples, Dark Circles Under the Eyes are .l1 signs of the "Totem (clog clog. wed. The liver and bowels too inac- tive and the stomach is weak from ata dlgeeted foods and foul gores. FIG PILLS the great fruit remedy, will make you feel like • new person. Winnipsj, Jute 27, loll. After lekhg three box= of your Fig Pills for stomach and liver troubles i fed strong and well and abbe to do my own work. Mew. A. H. SAITLTgtL !told at all dealers in 116 sod 50 -cent boxes or sadel hy the Fig Pill (k... 2stThomas, Ont. tion 10 Noder(ch P.. R. Willi.. dr.gBl1. Aenember. "My boy," "aid the sncose•ful mar - 0111102‘ "never let your capital lie idle. Remember that money talk., but it de.en't talk in the sleep." -Boston Peet. "Wiry did you accept G ?' "He wee .o math more erighod the otter fs0owe." "Le what way r ' He was to ealy sues that oohed me to be W ardor KiONEY H(ANAt011 le atneed from the be tWaah- wed with tart. add eireulatirg Wah- l. the had. Anda- et. Pi` ore all terms kilatry pesed se sue 0. t Deak yw graves - tees d thea B. sore you gat AntLQrl. rms. !L V. l .l.. as .eery b... 1anakm .Ae e Sold ably dst 0.L, °suds' dreg Nero, Human Driftwood. In our father' days the tarshead was the son of a neighboring 1.rmer, workioa by the moots for the asst payment on a farm of his own. Now he M usually • bit of human driftwood floating en an uncharted sea, with so anchorage for the winter ave pesilosa roadetsads like Kinky Disk's piece in "Chi: A letter from a tioutk Dakota farmer throws a flood of Uget, mot alto - =r 8....o, geoendlyrev sK- ment: leY develop- ment are a few of the more striking men who have worked for s is the lasof t fewhis8 part mtpember p pwtw oI a oalebrat.d surgeoe, a choeoiagr ol.f limed Maltese globe trotter, a side- tracked v11 whomedmeaties extended nintaar.not Ana' - etannulus, British sailor. Stat.s covatrymsutwo flghtersan ex -convict, a long-haired poet, a barber, an .soaped =oats Of the State hospital for the hoses at Cherokee, Iowa, • locomotive .ogln- eer, end a man wbo said that his iaet job had been boring bone in mac- aroni." Rather different from the mss ciao visualises as joioing the family at mealtimes on • Western farm, isn't It ? "Moet of them," continues our farer-eorrespoodent, "were defect- im.ss in some way ; but nose of them the e worm for their sojourn with w. They were not all Incompetent - and we can judge men only by the way Weekly do their work." -Collier'. 7. Bill-•"Bre. Sam, what are you put- ting on all of those coats far r 8•m - "It's like this. &11. I'm goiog to paint my fence. and it says on the tin 'To obtain good results put on three or more .Date.' And that'. what I'm doing!" Husband -"Oa kis birthday before their mmsviage .he gave blew • book entitled 'A Perfect (rotle=e°.' " Wife -"Any ebange atter • year of married lifer Hueb.nd-"Ob. yes ; on leis last birthday .be pye hien • book emitted 'Wald Asissai. i Hoye Met' " Is Your Roof One ail Those in This Town that seed our st tent ioe ? Tie longer yogi dei•y makl.g the -.wired repair. the mere daag* the ls : greater your apnmee. Tinning and Repagiri nsg roof& also Wadies work. st sad nadirs. le 7fkk woeli'. dlo It well. Better ..md tae we mow and he ready for the swam weather. Fred hkrnt Plow W.