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LIFEBUOY
,H EAL rti y
IILSOAP
The every -purpose -seep
when health is a prime
es ori ieratioo
For the toilet and the bath
Lifebuoy Soaple unexcelled
Ite velvety lather mother
and cleanses while 11. mild
carbolic solution is • wonder-
ful bealtb-preserving agent
The slight carbolic odor
vanishes quickly atter use.
ALL N e10ocu.
Wig
!'HE SIGNAL OODERICH : ONTA RIO
P. L Denumme, of Zurich, bas
chased fifty aeras of lead at
from Beery Howard.
Harvey Pope and Mies Lacy Dosch,
of Lroduo. both formerly d Hosea.
wen serried recently at London.
The electors of the village of Zurich
will vote ow • Hydro.ekctoec Dylan at
the municipal ghettoes to January.
A claw ut fifteen were confirmed by
the Bisbop of Huns at the Amateur
tributes. Hayfield, oo Monday, Novem-
ber lith.
Lily, the keen -year-old daughter
a Mr. and Mrs. David Gingerich, d
the Dodson lioe, Hay, pared away on
November 11th after • few weeks UI-
ner. .
The Huron township council has de
Med to appoint a township comma*
for the purpose of enforcing the local
Ioption byte's. The salary will be 11125
per year.
Wm. 1. Wiley, • readmit of Varma,
died at Loudon oa November lith
after undergoing an *mention. The
interment took plat. at a., field oe
the 15th Inst.
Mir Levine McIntyre,f Lobo
township, and intoes Tuckey, of Lon-
don township, were trawled at Climes
on November Toth by Raw. l D.
Powell. The groom tea • brother of
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,, !' Mrs. P.
"mT 'e P,i4W , of the Lake Shoo rued,Wesley,rebated the Montague
form oo eon line now occur
Pir henna as titmice rho
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M amelia. daughter of Mr.
ad Mrs. Itrecksandee, of the
let euuaeaelew .d tiny, died at Fent me
hoepttal ole November t3tb, aged
mareuteen years.
Mrs. Thos. Murray, a n.Nse of tine
Uhl* cooaMeioo of McKillop, who
removed lath her husband to Dublin
• few y.sse ago, peeped away recently
at het home there.
Solomon Morita petaeed away at bfs
hems on the a.brio, lisle flay. o0
Noeastbee 112th. He was in hie sgb4y-
eevssth year. He bad resided Is Hay
to „whip oleo* left;.
The engagement Is snuouoc d of
Jeanie, rummest daughter of Jacob
Latta, 01 Tuchersesith, to John H.
Ooeb.•sA of Hay township, the ar-
rte(re to finkts
Make mace chis month.
vf1111sa ashop, posimseter at Ko-
amosa. Mowersx comedy, formerly of
IMO Nish a0mewaou of Dewy township.
did _direly white at won k on Nov-,
ember tltb. He was seventy-eight
years old.
Word has beats received of the death
at Mt. Peal, Minn.. of Mrs. David
Baird. The decease 1 was a native of
being the daughter of
r. Andrew Smith, Mho was sixty-
Hite,ert years old.
Mrs. W.. Moir palmed away at her
home at M.se.11 on November lttb
atter a abort illness. tibio was a native
of Usborse sad had resided in the
viability of Henson all ber life. Her
husband red two daughters eau -vies.
Mr. aad Mrs. J. J. MoEat and daugh-
ter. LdI1,.. d the Base lime, Turnberry,
ataesrded the funeral at Biobrook tie
Mrs. Moffat's mother, Mrs. F. McBride,
who died there reeestl7 Mrs. Karo.
of WresNst. also lea daughter of the
deceased.
A doubts wedding toot plaice at the
house d (les. Squires at Whalen on
Neenah," 17th, wises bis daughter
Lotus was married to Albert Scott
sad hie daughter Verde became the
beide of Clarence Gunning. Rev, W.
A. Mislay omciated
Mutdo.b McDonald died at bighorn.
is Huron township on November 13th.
He was here eighty-five year. ago in
Smile/id mod bad hoed in ()anode fur
the palm ditty -tone yeses. He is sur-
vived by throe pose sod one daughter,
tbs latter twine Mrs. Norman Mc Doe -
MI of Dederick.
Mr. James Boothron, an •Red resi-
dent of Hessll, passed away Novem-
1.er 13th In hie seventy-f,.Kth year.
Ne was one of the pioneers. of the
township of Hey end retired from his
faros a few year. ago. For tbiry-
throe year* be had hero sectotsry of
the Magmatic Lodge.
Mrs. Margaret McKeeo passed sway
at bee boos on the 3rd eorloeeston of
Stanley o• November 13th. She was
bore ie 'Scotland ninety years ago and
ammo to Basad. in 18.14. Four years
Meer she 'wanted and removed to
tkanbytowsehip. Oho Is survived by
bur pass and two daughters,
Percy °kudos Moorohouse
awn at the home of hie motheer
Bay, on November I1th after a long
Illness. He had rodded at Pinconn-
tog, Mich., fora number of years and
returned to Hayfield with the bops of
retraining his health. He was fifty
years old sad is *arylved by bis wife,
two daugiden and two sons. His
,.other, two brothers and four easten
also survive.
EXETKR.
lire store of Mears- Bryant A May
was hroken into recently and 1115.40
taken from the till, as well as a sum.
her of utter articles.
Mies Edna Dow, of Exeter. who 1s a
nurse with the Toronto University
Corps, has been transferred to the
Dardanelles.
Mee. James Willis"has gone to Luck -
now to vat ber brother. Although
living but a few miles apart they had
not met for thirty years.
Successfui anniversary services were
held at Main street Methodist church
oo November 14th, when Rev. It. (1.
Powell, of Clinton, . former pastor,
wdas the 11MU.preacher. The offerings total -
le
Philemon Blake. who had been ern-
pluysd as hostler at the Commercial
hotel. died on November 13th. He was
in his fifty-tblyd year and is survived
Icy his wife sod one nos.
The village council hem decided not
to provide so additional lighting sys-
tem on Mels street as aeked fot in s
petition by the bu.ln... men, but will
place 1st -watt lamps oo the pole* nM
ready erected.
LUCK NOW.
'Retentive improvements have been
reeeotly trade at the Methodist par.
mesons.
Mew Wiwi* Mardian has returned
home atter assootk's visit with friends
at Tomato.
Day Bros. Minstrel* bad a very poor
horse Mer. They say they will have
be out Lacksow out of their circuit.
Mies Jori Mullin bag Nought the
Wm. Rasktagbam propeft y an Atauf-
ler Meaty sed wit! .north- remove hen
with her smother from Hrlrast.
Do►, A. Miehard.on, who bad been
reeler orf the £nglte.n rhumb here for
the pest tit yeas, peeacbed hl* len-
wsi scrams em Nuv.mher 14th. He
Bees toss`megs 1• Knot county.
iR A. ►lebysrrt. formerly of
Losiiaeh, hes opened a four nen feed
hssiesss la kis brier building at the
esrssw of Cs.pbdll and knew *Deena
He hashed the Remises thoroughly
Vire egos altos of I.ucknow Pres•
byterist- h has igain voted
agalmu$ oMN °sten. Th. balbtting
was ae &flews For nobs, fit t
agshst, WI. The result is .boat Use
came as as the prevbue vote.
Davy Mills. the elx-peavoid eon ed
Mr. sad Mn. D. Male, teal into the
water at that Bout mill dam who
rwtmraine from .cbo.l one day reeeat-
ly. He managed to hold biased in as
eprigbt positing white his sister ran
fee help, but whim assistance arrived
Ids bead was below water After
being rescued dost aid was applied sud
tate lad was sows hub little the worse
for his szperietroa
Pte. Oliver brown, whose eerie
Mme wee in Luckoow, was a visitor
last week at the imam of his aunt,
Mrs, Fred McDonald. He has re.
Mined from the battle front io Flan.
dews, where he wag wou•ded nod
pWwuoed by gen. Hie father, It. N.
wa, was for a number of years o
teacher be Asbeeld.
W IND H AM.
The new (1. T. R. bridge recently
erected has been tried out and large
esogul engines may now he awed on
the Wicehouse- KIomsedtoe run.
The Bishop of Huron 000dtwwd e
elms of fourteen candidates at the
Aaglitas Murch here on Mooday
eveaiug, November 15th.
WIII Hln.ehtte, bugler of the 71st
ltattsltoo, stationed et Stratford,
tell and broke his left arm below the
elbow. He is at his home here on sick
turloug h
Jobs Kerr, formerly of Wingham,
who has been engaged in the grocery
budges* et London, has male an si-
lt a ascot for the benefit. of hiscred-
The furniture company has decided,
to bate the under for shell -boxes, re-
medy received, filled at its Wiarto°
factory. The factory here .111 he
operand during the winter and (fire
employment to a number of turn.
Herbert Colter, of Wingbarn, and
Mies Helena Horne, of Belgrave, were
married se the home of trio bridei e
slater, Mrs. A. Price, at Belgr•ve on
November lith by Bev. H.B. Parneby.
The
tyoung couple w111 reside at %Vlog-
CLINTON.=
Miss McLeod, a returned missionary
from Japan, ie Melting her friend Misr
Sybil Courtier.
Miss Sporty, who has but recently
returned to Canada. from London,
England, is the guest of Mrs. Bristow.
The Knitting Co. is installing • pow-
er plant at its factory, as the contract
whereby the town has supplied power,
light and brat expiree next month.
Miss Bessie Porter has returned to
Clinton after spending a year In 13rit.
ain. She was a passenger nn the
ateamet Arabic, which was sunk by a
torpedo.
Mee. John P. Joy, formerly of Clin-
ton, died recently at Ontario, Califon
cis. She was in her seventieth year
and leaves a family of three dangling
and three sons.
The omcial board of the Ontario
street Methodist church has extended
a call to Hey. J. A. Agnew, of Mount
Bridges. to become pastor at the
gtntslog of the ora Conference year.
-Bob" Brewer, a former Clinton
LI/NC
TROUBLE
Was eared by doing the
stomach. The two organs are net
connected. It they were, food swal-
lowed would choke you. for long
and bronchial troubles you must
breathe the cure, sad yeu can't
breathe cough syrups. teaks and
syrupy compounds! Peps pruvlde
the rational treatment for coughs,
colds, broachtUs and lung tnubles.
Pepe are tablets made up of Pins
extracts and medicinal emenua,
which when put into the moutb
turn into healing vapors. These
aro breathed down direct to the
lungs, throat and bronchial tubes
--not swallowed down to the
stomach, which is not ailing.
On the face of It, now, does this
not sound more reasonable than
drugging the stomach ! Try one
box of Pepe. A trial will cost you
only 60c., and the good you will
reap -well, health cannot be ex-
pressed in money terms. Be sure
of the article when ordertng frost
druggist ar store. Just toter lettere
boy who went to the front will the
first Canadian contingent, has beets
promoted from the ranku to a lime -
tenancy as a reward for "signal tray-
ery.
Fred Chant, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Chant, of Clinuw, hu Bern appointed
assistant welfare manager of the Drts.
oral Elertrieal Co. of Pitt►I.urft, Pa.
The Couipany has 'LIMO employees
and Mr. Chord?* duties will be similar
to those of a Y. M. C. A. secretary.
Mrs. James Doig posited away at bee
house herr on November 21st atter •
long and painful diner. In the days
of ber health she woe prominent in
temperance and missionary work. Be-
sides hnr husband, ber parents, three
brothers and one sister survive. The
interment was made et Pros est ceme-
tery, West Toronto.
SEAFORTH,
Isaiah Holman, a former resident of
Neefurt4, died at Berlin on November
14th, aged sixty -due year..
Oliver J. S. Little has passed the fall
exnneioateons at the College of Pbysi'
tient, slid Surgeons of Ontario, and is
wow qualified to practise as a medical
doctor.
The Ogilvie mill*, the Bell ought*
works, the oatmeal mill and the lut-
etium tastory soak lame trued peso -
pacts of ruonaug full tiara all winter.
8uaday, December loth, Ie the date
sainted foe the Addis( 0001 mielvereary
service* in the /fret Preebyteelen
church. 1tev. M. B. Davidson, M. A -
of Dalt, will ba the epsol•1 speaker.
Mrs. P. 8. Lemma. a native of thea
forth, died at Calgary on November
lith. She was the daughter of the
bite Thomas Kidd. The tumoral took
place w mem,. ilk oesnmery on the 19th
Mise Aside Mae Courtney. daugh-
ter of Mr. mod Mn, P. Courtney, ul
Kincardine, was married at Brandies.
Men.. receoUy, to Wet. Hoary Mc-
Bweu, B. A., of K.giva. Seek. The
bride resided ben for • number of
years and wooded the Collegiate In-
stitute previous to gotag Wast.
BKUSSKL8.
Mr. and Mrs. H.1 L Jarksoo hate
returned from • live week: trip 10
California.
The Kxoebior knitting factory Is re-
ceiving an •bundenee of orders and an
increase 1n the staff is expected.
Frank Derry wad Eimer Swan en-
listed at Stratford In the Perth county
battalion now being formed there.
W. W. Harris' butter facture baa
had a ruoreesful oemeuo and will con-
nate to operate throughout the win-
ter.
The proceeds from the fowl supper
and c ncert, gives by lbs 31mbudist
church on Novenber 140, amounted
to fib.
Mies Fairy kohl, of Brussels, has
been •ppdu ed upraise soloed of the
Queen street Bioptic( church, 8t. Catb-
arenes.
T. W. F. Norton, a Brus,els ••old
boy," was receetly appointed mane/ter
of the British Columbia brunch of the
Canada Life Insuresee 0o,, with head.
By reaon of
the changing
shape when in
motion this tire
cleans itself of
all thud
and slime.
grouters at Vana.uver.
Mlle Olive Bailey has gone to Ed-
monton 10 practise her mastodon
N a (8014. son speeding several
menthe at ler bogie hers.
Hard Luck.
The pile iter threw the magazines
across his Belt in disgust and cursed
eloquently.
•'N
obit but mintiest:e l stories," be
growled, "w' 1'. to le hump nest
1Leeday."-Obkeagn Herald.
Now is that/ate to get a hot water
bottle. We have* sloe mow mock a[
the all rubber hied. K. H. Wtel.m,
e ruggist. Oodetich.`
Get"More Money" tor year
Mleskrst. Itsoowt. Fot«.Wwtow...
sad other For loom sollsctod n yews eaedair II
•rTAWS VMS rMLCM s- etsuarlIbrolle
newel
k .•
Niiliselee. e • tostouumefennel.
AND 11 O/ ADc {RC " a
ttw oats reliable, rumor. astebse areae are
Web. tea Is -NOW -4e. Dolt
A. B. SHUBERT, bac. =mar.' ,, If'J
Th. group of experts'ontsids stock
TH8 Ontario Department of Agri-
culture bas been operating a
couple of demonstration cars
over the C. P. R. tines 1n Ontario. The
results following the instruction of
two years ago. and the appreciation
shown by the farmers, Inspired tie
fDepart.eat to hold evening meetings
at mast places, with moving picture:
as a leading feature.
The work began on October 41t
and continued until November lith
d'Ytrt,aeven planes were visited, a
rrhole day befog 'pest at each point
for the Inspection of the can. Not
only the farmers, bet toe women and
ehtldres found much of Interest In the
exhibits and literature distributed.
The train included a live stock womb
conWning animals exhlblting dealt
table cbaracterletIcs, of beary horses.
beef and dairy cattle. poultry. swig.
sad sheep. To add interest arrange -
acetate were made to hare some Hoc':
Mlooldue to tie farmers In various
localities breath( to the thio to be
eesspered with that furnished by the
Department. Another comb was dr
meted to exhibits Illustrating seed
eeleetion and improvement. Meet In
eatloc of wsda, testing of seed, dratn
s(re, soil moisture, growing alfalfa
earn, Insert pests, protection from
iflantnl$g, dairying, poultry rala;ng.
WO.
Capable sad ex0er1eaced men arrorr
pasted the trot* for explaining and
ice srtag purposes' and to demonstrate
the bidgleg of live stook.
fiee the inasgorstton of the "twat-,
tie %irmlai Special" three years ago.
tae sawed lee had extensive devotee,-
Net
evote,-Net mil' the people et Ontario, iDrural districts lbretubout lire
omloote. have benefited Theid OoveremMta, with the •pa( the Aertenitnral Cellosesaid the Term College
as a ammo 11 sdaolIs
fa rsme ' its wife end midline to bleb
standards of terming, and have
r-ith considerable sucrese. The
farming" methods demonstrated by
professors who were oe the ores w
listened to wit► groat Iste.eest, tad t
questsnss seated by the farmer
turtle" 1v14eacs Oast the .left d
'Ammar 'ism *tag login imine
bitarlar of Ora*
Tao s=ports as the train were drawl
frees the Agrleaiteral College at
Guelph, ore of the most etp.odae 1s
the 'nary As tebroetamg Meant
occ..rred during tl. test. A t
bred Plreysblreew. give Nrtb t• •
eta board the troll. W the emotive
e
M to whoit b•bstsd 10. wletbah
nnLi .
i1
'elle sr till Darwinism st Agrkeitero
.b0nld b ,. the
the Artilvmeellssa.tsaK}ai d tosoft
e:w Ncoeds a
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