HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1916-5-11, Page 8A sew pipe organ lumbers installed
In the nvemaelh•i emoweb at &a4 6.
Mr. awl Mus. W. P. Bray, of Reoe-
eak haws is ma • pleasure trip 10
Cehmdo sad Calico roto.
Mee. Wtulatto McNeil, a resident of
t town.hlp •lout thirty years
•amo died at �' Francisco, California,
es April•r. and Mee. S. Dodd anal little
Of Barrie. have taken up
.mousses DD the t Bron farm
ea the 6th Yoe of Morris.
Oa ths.w.i bar removal to Walk-
erton. Mrs. J. H. Oromotheeh, ut D.ah-
weed, was pses sated with a handsome
rya by a asemb.r of her lady meads.
Wriseter lost ogre of its oldest le-
beleitaate of Saturday, April 29th.
what Mrs. Jan. Walker passeti away
at the advanced age ot eighty -Ave
yaws.
Capt. T. 1.. Blatchford, whose name
appeared kat week in the casualty
list., was • woe of Rev. T. W. and Yrs.
Ratchford, of Browns/vale, formerly
of Rtpky. .
Roy Stewart. son of Mr. and Mrs.
Pater tltewart, of Brus.ele, kit last
week for Maidstone. Souk , to assist
his u.cio in farming operations fur the
eegsiOg 114111.111.
William Buchanan, son of Council -
kr Buchanan, of asst Wawano.b,
wbo masted in Toronto recently, is in
the hospital suffering from ioflamms-
Iory rbeuwatism.
Privates Garnet Ran, Earl Heiden
sad Gordon Appleton, of Creditoo,
members of the lelst Battalion, were
presented with wrist-walcbes by the
citizens of their village.
The death of lin.. Fitzpatrick, wife
of Cha.. Leach, took place ce at bee
hos. at Detroit on Monday of Inst
week. lin. [each'. arty Ute was
.pent in Bast Wawanoeb.
Daniel McMillan died at hie borne
M Tookna nitd on Tuesday. lay god.
H. sea. fifty -Dine years of age. and
seast born on the farm on which he
tied. Hl. aged mother, wife and six
two brothera sod two sisters,
e ttedre .
Mr. sad Yrs. Edmund Brewer. of
the 4th Yee d Morris township, have
woos/ to Brussels to reside. Prior to
Weir departure from their ole home
wars the recipients of • music
as parlor table from their
Meade ani neighbors.
Mr. and Yrs. Jame. Monteith. of
Meadow Lee, Thames road, announce
the w palement of their only daugh-
ter. Janie. to Peter B. Gardioer, eld-
est moa of Mr. James Gardiner, of
Farquhar. Ont. The marriage will
take place the latter part of May.
A pretty wedding was solemnised at
elle house of Mr. and Mrs. George
�f/tlh.ls, Milverton, on Tuesday, May
fid, when their youngest daughter,
Mies Mali lis, became the bride of
Mr. Chador L Smith. of Zurich. Rev.
A. D. 13 1st performed the eer.-
nonny. Atter a short honeymoon at
Toronto. Mr. and Yrs. Smith will
commence housekeeping at Zurich.
tremens Bernath. aa., • native of
ftwiteerland, sod a former resident of
Grey townebip, died st his home in
Wallace township on April 21st. II.
was eighty-five years of age. His
daughter, Margaret, died twelve hours
previously is Palmerston bospilaL
Turoberry lost one of it. early set
tiers on Thursday, April Pith, when
David Hastings passed away after en
Illness of several week'. The deceased
w*. born in 9cot1aod righty -three
years ago. In Match of this year be
and hie wile celebrated the fiftieth an-
niversary of their wedding. A family
of two daughters sod three son. sur-
vive.
During •o electrical storm the
other morning the chimney on An-
drew Pollock'. house. at Jamestown,
was struck by bgbtnine and the bricks
scattered an all direction*. Tho light-
ning went down the chimney, knocked
down the furnace pipes and burned
the telephone witty. Forton.tely,
the house did not take fire. Mr. and
Mn. Pollock were badly shocked.
A bore. belonging to Dr. McLeod. of
Wroxeter, experienced a cold bath in
the Moitisnd River at that plane the
other evening. Dr. McLeod went out
in a boat to rescue the animal, but the
boat was upset, leaving the doctor in a
perilous position. He was rescued by
Private Thomas Watton and tbe
horse was landed after .pending over
two hour' in the water. It wee ap
psrently none the worse for its ad-
venture.
Thomas Higgins, • pioneer resident
of Turnherry township, Awed to his
reward on Monday. April 30th. He
was born in Brucefield seventy-three
rears ago and moving to Turnberry at
the age of twenty years be,,cleared and
settled, witb all the hardshipe of
piobcer life, his farm ou the duh eon -
cession. where 6e resided for almost
forty years. About twelve years ago
he moved to the boundary between
Morrie and Tnrnberry, but later re-
tired to %Vroxeter, where 6e spent the
past four years. His widow and five
sora survive.
Mr. George Hlaskwefl, 16e assessor
for Hay township, has returned the
completed assessment roll for 1916 to
tire clerk. The following 'toadies are
gleaned therefrom : Number of acres
assessed, resident, 52,579; non-resident,
14o 1.2 ; number of acres cleared. 43,-
b77:woodland, 2.325 ; slash, 21); swamp,
5.540; value of real property, exclusive
of buildings. $1.725.155 ; buildiogr,
$674.515; total taxable real property.
$2.999,e70 ; rail property exempt from
local improvement tat,. $.,1,100 ;
budnese assessment, $14, 15; taxable
ineom411750: total assessment. !t2,415,-
21t;i: number of residents in townsbip,
2.767 ; male persona 21 to Oil year. old.
MI: number of children between 8 and
14 yea», XV ; number of dogs, :iib.
Spring Personals
• Fbmmlaaat Osla.+• Wens
Welland, t'1a<.-'1 tum .1tld I heard
about Dr. Tmserltas
PtsAlfh was tiradoat sad
wore -out I used
'Golden Medial
Discovery' and
'Favorite Pnetrip-
ttsa.' 1t is true
that they are wand
remedies, sod I
bund that they
built tee up aad
loads erne fed Hui
• new puri. 1
believe I seed
ewes bailee ia I boot roaamo marl liar cosi
dim to @steal of ma sagwiatemem.
"I have cue of the Common Besse
Medical Advises sad Week verb holy
State
Sts Wdtaad, Oat. l Cue:, lli
filePierce's (hides Mediad Dir
eovery. is a tame sad builder that brine
Mw activity to the livor, stomach and
bowels m a abort time, thus causing
sselloawnass, iodisation and oaostipatios
30Usod bbod ewe good health; pod
hobbit fan d svigor eem
aadambition, with men and minas
alert sad mumble wining. wAa
medicine dealer wincerout
Dr. Pirr.e'. Odd.. Medical D8.,,'ery
la either Zooid or tablet form. Seed
to Dr. Flame, lnv ids' Held, Buffab,
N. Y., for tree medical advice.
11►. Pur'ee's Common Seam Medical
Adviser -ii great doctor book ---cif 1008
{ass, cloth bound --answers essay im-
portant queetions. Copy will be amt,
customs prepaid, for 50 cents (ase stamps)
to wrapping and mailing chargee.
Dr. Pierce'st Penes regulate
sod invigorate maniac , liver and bowie..
8spe•-maied and easy to take as wady.
EY STIiR.
A .on of Thomas Ching, of Winni-
peg formerly of Exeter, named Rieb-
ard, has Alen reported missing at the
front 'Inc. Apri14t6.
Two little daughters of Mr. Charles
Bander'. of Exeter north, wandered
off to the bush Monday afternoon of
lest week and got loot. They were
found on the 2od concession of Col-
borne
Ctborne and were drencbed.t y the rain.
Mr. H. E. Huston has resigned after
• continuous service of twenty-four
years as superintendent of Main street
Methodist Sunday 'Mood. His suc-
cessor is 24r. B. W. F. Weavers, who
had been associated with him in Use
work for some time,
The engagement is announced of
Vera Ada Etheline, youngest daugh-
ter of Mos Agnes Campbell, of town,
to George &tweed Judben Lannin,
M. D. C. M., of Hamilton, eldest eon
of Mr. and Mn. George Lannin. Scab
Mountain, Oot., the marriage to take
place the latter pert of June.
MEAFORTH.
Norman Hill. a former resident of
8eaforth, is dead at Penticton, B. C.
Nine coos of r toe which the
paper,
substantial esm of Slit was rsaim&
bas bem said by 18. Weftwo'. War
Auitll,
fltversryd. Loonies Dyson. a
8.01 of the elaaai trod la tit.
Josepb's Academy ab Atha*Ylaa.,
passed away oa April lib. The 4e -
combed was a satire otionlorth, where
her mother aad family .Wl rsisi..
The death o..tueed in Orals boo
pita, Detroit, as Ihida , April Rath,
of Dr. Albert McMiebod. peaked( of
rte education board. aad one of the
prominent pis atdaas of that city.
Dr. McMicbriel was a treyumat sad
wed rkaown visite' at the bolos of he
nook, the late James McMicbael, to
8eatorth. He wee bora at florae.
Oot-, Doc. 1118, lfllb, sad was tae soon
of Abraham McMichael, a pbysictan
of wide roominess*. After finishing
school at tarries Dr. McMichael at-
tended 16. Upper Llamaia ()oIMj.
Toronto, and later went to 2iiojty
College, from which he was graduated
in 188a. 11. than took a oodles)
course in the University .tf Penesvl-
vuwia, after wbicb he took post grad-'
use work in the Royal College of
Surgery. Edinburgh, $cotlsod.
' CLINTON.
Mr. and Mee. Charles 6'. Libby are
away on a viot to New York. Boston
and Lowell, Masa
The municipal counell may decide
to use oil ibis summer to keep down
the dust on tbe u.atn thoroughfare,.
Mies Edna Lavin, who graduated
recently, from Hamilton Norval
school, has taken • position on the
staff of the Brantford public schools.
Mr. E. J. Johnston exhibited his
two American foxbuuods at the thir-
teenth annual show of the Toronto
Kennel Club, His entries took erary-
thiog in their class, winning first and
second in the limit elaas, first and
second in the open, and two .pedal
priors,
Malcolm Louis Aitken, a native of
Clinton, died in Wellesley Hospital,
Toronto, after a long shams.. He war
thirty-two years 01 age and was the
elder an of Mr. and Mrs. James Alt -
ken, Main street. Besides hie wife
end little daughter he is survived by
his parents, one brother aid four eir-
ars.
W. H. Perrin, a resident of Clinton
for over half a century, died on Wed-
nesday afternoon of last work, at the
age of fourscore and five years.
Througbour 6is whole business career
he was engaged in the purchase of
A{iti. YSATTliS LEI , Y!
T. Za-Daws Norms wows
Ledsvule, y.-" I was a nervous
wreck. din • weak, rs•dwrp con-
dition when a friend asked tae d9 try
Vinci I tlfd s o, and se a remit I have
gained in bsalth and etrssgt . I think
Vivol hi the heat ataisi la the world
fora west, rpa-down .7sc.m
(mei for YroottsaM, I��� --lir W. G
View! Is • delicious eon Naar .ad fes
tonic without all, guaranteed to over-
come all rm-dowu, week. devitalised
and aad tor drunk caegie,
colds
s
old
1 H.O. Dunlop, Druggist, Godericb
flk
p.) ILL Niagara. (2) Queen Street. Auckland, N.Z. (3) leaori carved boos. at Wbakarawarowa. (4) Maori war esaoe.
'8 DIS l see fades from Atntralta-
es
br adarow relative -New L.
head is probably the moat neo
rt IMAM Melee fa the word, and
Me realm that meet of theme wee
Owe there •6e oK the same tare as oer-
aea.e. we ehuld be s.pertally Int., -
30 fhb beawttfwl country and her
ised M made ep of •
� Mgr $w
.f 1Msndm e.t•prtatag is all
abet 194,161 share Wire The coast
Mem GO eery fat pMsrstly. aid w
Wet
jrs alMuae..t the three male
tlieis t. l.11 twee. Tho Mater r of
Mew ne•W ls bauet pereod with hills.
amenore ani plebs. on el resear8aele
bearany. 11 gas leas wild that both the
.eller Anita of them fair lanes
aseameipla Oahe K Italy sod Meth.
Where le aloare =We rale 8. never
daporsbsoigew et tt: moire le the
!townie ever were by the soy, end
hale lisede are Ills qllserald .M Il*
diem Mit In the Mote area of the
}bow Syms fon • ,_Moat, anon
AM the Swot Awe ani moors
".ttwud es fay et6a ,LMeap..si
mem wad mane ere grebes he
Alm the 1Wiee lees cow
Moab. emit heals of deemed
vegetation that is of commercial enamel
n ever tall to grow plants that are de
ItgbUul to the sight of mag; so less
than 144 ,pedes of wild okra are to Del
fogad in New Zealand, and many of
thew are 40 het In height. There are
volrano.s on some of the mountains,
and •down the sides of others Dols;
Hes take tear rapid rowrse.. Par-
rots chatter nnerrily on tkie tree tope,
aid pigeons .-m, in the ramose, of ohm
woods. The.. are practleally the only
n ative birds. Native animals ars alio
am but 8urnpeai birds sad eabeale.
sad eves ask have bees IscrodseW
with sueetwe (lold, eral. topper and
milpbar are the thief et t8. New Ur
had minerals. Gold was first AM
covered fa teff and store that file
ewes .thug She *1110,000,060 worth we
famed Awenesd la tbe p tnetpal geld
arlatag arta. The Cease tan A astral -
OMB tine has a regular awake .f
fish 1tl6asagar steams" totems Melo
Red OW ted Veae.wv.r.
At present the pop.laW et Noe
td.Iged r semeth3g 11te
sad Marty all are et RAttab
5„t theare WON emit
Mks. Mn a away belahltemte el
.iwtry IMO the Newt tribe:
In the fourteenth century. In 1842 the
Islands were discovered by Abel Lee-
son. a Dutch ..sloe, and Captain Cooks
vatted the place In 1766. 1t appears
that whoa the tenuous csptata »turs-
ed to instead he gave the English
pweple a wrong Impreeston M lbs
plow be reported that the wands did
act .sem to M 01 mach take. ale
that the Maori people would be a tea
mtdable rasa hue attempt to conquer.
Anyway, for 111 years after C.ptals
Galkas vtaft t8. British Oovewnneenf
ant think 1t worth the trouble be
the pr.wt proud pos..ealos,
1 we he itel that obs Mks
leek wee arse heisted ea the sheen
At that Mme the Maori foils sembwree
11,1M Tbe berths* to tthe rams stem
then is ss to demes sad to war. tar
bath lave played a lig part le the bb
tory of the Maeda Motors the Mill
ems three peetple warred agleagat
themselves. .N later they warred
wheat the Segues. Up to 1770 they
haw .et8Mg about pillory sr metal,
wad math that ported OW battle In
wtrememes Imre limb lin dabs sad
oho
mrlelasA dont >iws�` d)8!
ownelen Inn
111fJMO 11'w .s1 �.
Immrdlately atter the fnttodsetfea et
guns and swords amongst tbeea NAT
o.►foerth of then' Warne no maws.•
As time progressed theme of the Marts
ego were left progressed also, nal be-
timesand ILO of
cams am.is m
(''brlrtstfan. Now the Maori
dren go to school aide by side
ehlldree of our Southern eowoiam.
Maori representative* take their part
10 the government of their e0watry.
Sense , of t8. Maori, people are *Mail
at waw-e*rvtne and dyeing: titer arm
an Imaglaative rare, anti have ding! .
ht paltry tad take to melte sad tea.
'heir bonsai are pretty and th.ar MOM
IMO ample.
New SealaN has many thleae le
ragmen with Cassia: she d • new
romp, Medi? Ieveieptnc ere b
visit: she Is potreette: .8. las mesa
tbsomade se brave sealers w hills
ter the Empire ti tib great ser, le
New lashed therm ant mere mor them
W RIs MDs Illy that atter
ser ea. wl le • men ter memo
6* -w w•Nbls..i woo et the elft
may. As, useable to lave fbe
ageorluslty et Ymslag some lame at
>t _` me filo alias df napl�q •
I
t
Walter C. Pridham,
Goderich Ontario
grain, and... In the early days Clin-
ton was • gnat motes) market, par-
ticularly during sloshing p.riodw Mr.
Perin'@ yearly turnover amounted to
many tbotemods of dollars. The de-
ntist of risk in the business we
garter the.e days than at tiso present
sod, as did more than nee other of
the local dada%, he woe eaug8t by •
sheep in the market ane neonatally
crippled Mr. Perris was ant rprie-
tng, and built the floe residence Dow
owned by Wm. Jaime; the block on
Retteobury street. now occupied by
the Jackson lianutact.tring Goespaa
and a couple of cottages. Mrs. Perrin
died aeveral yaws ago, the sok enr-
vivore being two ebildr.n : W. Gor-
don Perrin, wbo was associated with
his fatter in bmei.eee, sod Mrs. W. H.
Brownlee, of Gooding, Idaho, wbo
reached the old honk • few hours be -
Nee her fatter passed away.
WINGBAM.
Witgham will celebrate Dominion
Day.
Mies Alice Simmoaa, formerly of
Wingbam, was married at Winnipeg
to Mr. W. A. Campbell.
A iuist wedding was solemnized at
the parsonage. Belgr•ve, on Tusday.
May 2nd, whoa Mr. Hugh McBurwey,
a prosperous gest Wawaao.b farmer.
was wedded to Yrs. Margaret St.ln,
of W Ingbam .
Mrs. John Awake irk .old her
may, pr-
ty, just scout of the town. tort.
Alex. McDougall, of East Wawanouh.
Mime Mo•tges.ry baaof her
residence is Lower W to Mr.
B. Thompson, orf Wbitec urcb.
The death of Wank. the twelve-
Eyear -old ddaaoup�bter of Mr. and Mrs.
lijah Mamma, took place at lealord
oe Monday afternoon of last work.
Spinal meattagitie was the cause of
CO1BSAETEAIN
HJRTODARKENIT
It's dread wahelr's Zse1p. M
k.sp ser looks Dark
186 bid -time mitten .1 *up Tin ani
Bekaa for Marsala(�e-A�'!j, �atrwkhmd
sad faded bar is onimetas realm
and folks are oasis wing it to asap thele
batt a pd, ems male, *doh l pie
emaibls, as we are'Oleg b me y@ when
a youthful apparent* Get W grads*grads
slraww�ge. {hash, we isn't have 6he
troublesome tam114 the onary to M the as
drug shies
sy the Al
heare
the addielea of etbm=
to 01lei "Writ's rya mai
Ithvee • �•0 shoat lir 4 a heath
dWw1 shame
It has Mapp
ie.p6r
maidnis
s. your .ase •8. be will
k est draw thio t1rwgp year bah, fair
lagone r.11 dread aa
etaNamears. by teem.
te
Zigtte ger::
dhe .4ii Iet what
sad Pietas Oenpuat, be I- - le=
�
fully darbeel1 gth hair air a
polka
self bubo and .ppeslrra i-'
whish le se •It»etiw 11b msdrte'ge
is a dell8 .I telt
..tresis whe • mere
•L iswmkomind
•powillmi al aim - •
death. Tb. family formerly "resided
inn.
Mr.. im
obd3rr. C. 8. Blackhall. of
Wingham, auoounce the engagement
of their eldest daughter, iva Jean, to
Mr. Arthur C. Riley. B. A., of Toron-
to, eon of Mr. and Mrs. W. Riley, Lon-
don, England, the marriage to take
place quietly the third week in May.
Mrs. James Weir, • highly esteemed
resident of Wiegbam, died on bunday,
April 50th. fiber was born In Scot-
land .vesty-.ix years ago. Three
sons and am daughter survive : John
and Mary, of Wingham; Willies, In
Howiek, and Thema. in Turnberry.
Her hu.b•ad predeceased her three
years and a son, James, died last win-
ter.
Several changes have been made in
tbe staff of the local breach of the
Bank of Hamilton. fir. A. H. V.
Little, who bad been teller, has gook
to Toronto, when be will enlist, sed
his place is taken by Mr. S. A. Bae.
mister, of Southampton. Mr. Ales.
McKee baa been transferred to Bur.
lington and Mr. Robs. Arm•trasg, d
Teeswater, takes the position- d
j unior.
Private Russell Taylor, of the'
ham detachment of the lelet
bon, had a narrow escape frogs serious
injury one day last week. He w.s
driving a team of horses aitaoh.d to
wagon, when they bolted. The rem*
was broken, wad the horses, parties
company with the wagon sae away
and fell a short dist.•.s from t8p3.M
glam window of Pel's b.6eh.e .hop.
Private Taylor was thrown Mavny a
tabe pavement but, fortembely, woe
Dot very badly hurt. The hones es-
caped with a few seratebee.
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