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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1916-10-12, Page 9heat is assured by the double flue system had Perfect cooking and baking with least et twice around the oven of bendora Come in and Pll show you why the Pandora good as new long after other ranges hate t6 or replaced. Sold by FRED HUNT. NM DUNTY and DISTRICT Jairw• Niehol for 1115 :sot. MI John Wightnian. At "Merle Glove Fern," ; h, Mon Idart4s, deugh'er .1 as unit ill in mat I ism- to Mote Net all. lte• rather Tiro hey ...foe mu - al With mar.. Mr and Mrs.. Mahal - Very saceptofol hearses, riving servieps werp h.1,1 at Trinity rary torrsies, mem* address was elven H .1. If. teethes Ingham, of Thy Jon gp gp *eked for e entire' ion of IPS but the offe.inp war $112.• A very pretty wielding t tok Owe at Koos. Tornio,' ry. ne NN'erlitiotiot. S. pi - in the preeence oi al• oat forty Knott*. to leo chinch Tumbrils-, was ob. rm. etterntion 'Ad - too - it -v. 1114, heeei. his muinistev there Soy y• Pgf,.. present pa.tor. Nrirmen M. -Donald. :on of J mod. Mrlfronal.i. Hey 10,11 ship. •vateiesed Hunkin in eirpril vegan, slit on : DON'T GO *. 40 IT BLIND!. I. cl. 40 w HEN it comes to a 40 ft itt it I8 going to do your Electric Wiring ing the man who lit* matter of choos- 1 it will pay you to See US. All necessary information is if$ yours for the asking. 11. 414 Res. 193 Robt. Tait I 4/REis"E'T fit Office 82 44 4 44, burns and sores Used in all Hospitals in the Allied Countries for the soldiers as well as in hospitals throughout the Dominion, Unitsd Statile and the Far East cured by ecca Ointment As ted teetnionial from Mrs. C. C. Hull, M.D. of the Weima's Christian Association Hospital. Council Bluffs. Iowa. "Ws have and limes Ointment In a severs ease of burning, w1110111wew ordinary treatment would hay* been fatal. I was FlEId tie soothing effect sad quick relief from pain. The tt which was astassies deep, quietly ,assinned proems and roorrory woo remarkably rapki' PaNZI‘rierro.71.1.hilrited Tomato, Oat. alsommasi mai oil I. JAMES A. CAr1PBELL THE STMT' AI. . t:ODEI; ICFI • Centralia. They were atiorlag Lb* um when lb* scaffold igloos away and precipitated Mr McDoneld and Rail kinson, .00 0( the owner of the farm, to the ground. • distance of twenty -eve feet. Young A t k 'noon escaped with but • shah' sbaking-up, while McDonald did not fare so well. one of Isis feet being beverely injured and being otherwise badly shoken .k marriage t onk platit quietly at 9 o'clock on the morning of Tuesday. Ortrther Sot. •t the home of the ATM.', ...rte..% G. Dyer. whey Mime Mary J. Fisher, dstothter of the late Me. aad Mee. Fr -4 Ifisher, hecanse the bride of A' this, C of Brant ford' The ceremony was performed by Rev. J. W. Baird. pastor of Jan," Street Methodist church. After the cere- mony Mr and Miss Smith left by auto f thort trip keine* going to Brant- ford. where they will reside. Baker Pt.. the scene of a pretty W1144. ding on Thursday, liertrember at high noon, when their daugh- ter, Miss Ell.% t became the Mr. •cti Niro W Ilirm Fisher. of re - borne. Het.. J. W. Baird offfoisteti. Mr. and Mr . treshre motored to NS'ooid- atotck end eiten tsck the tee.. for Tor - onset, Niemen. d M•emors. On !heir return they will rested, on the groom'a farm tr. 1,stetrrie. There wos laid 1.1 rest nn Morita's% O. -toiler 2nd, the remain• of the oloLat person of Nvilliain It .11 w Re ippo (4 town, where he live.) al his life VII h. retired from ,Ite farm and aro. If• married earls ie tekino in the bsek eral months. um_ A. time Los,. cooduets eerier .'t p in Wins tr rn. tell ugh ti.o 'raudon. of be Mg elp se well as lweekiog wypiai d on. peered serer NVednerdse Seta. W• i..gliatts smi had lived here ;In I,. ibe time of her nu•rtiage, wile.. • lie rd to mato,. 'ID- pr. pert y t 11,e late It N. Gilgeo, et lieromir y. ei▪ migherre M towel 1 libel, to John Robert McKinley. Swim th. the Misr. rage tske pl see quietly in October. The remain, of Mot. Nott. of Toron- terment in thy Mairlendlartk ceme- tery. The derentud thi. widow of the late Dr. Ahr. ham McMichael. who (ion Po end warn 11141 aunt of Mrs. John Tomei, Mrs Snell end Miss Mc- Michael. of town. end of the Messre. McMichael, of litillett. fore her marriage is prof tt i tt ent and very successful teacher in the ptiblic schns-I here. died at hsr home et l'hat• ban, on September 31110. While a worker in every depai Orient wotk in connection wilt) the Preabytei tan church. /she was; the first becretery and a charter her of the Woolen's Foreign littrionary Auxiliary and w hen the Huron Pr esbyteriel was first organized she was elected ware- ta, y. Mr. mot Mtg. Lyon moved from Seeforth about twenty years The Nsnitimr, Herald. referring edit- orially to the election of William Sloan, formerly of Seafortn, to the Briilith Columbia Legislature. had the following 7 -Mr. William Shan, the newly elected member, is one of the recog- nized chiefs of the Liberal patty. It is certain that be will he given a Cob - into ition and report hag it that it will the portfolio of Mine& fbe people of Smother!. can therefore look to have its Interests eared for and looked &nor in • way they have never known before. They have shown in the most decisive manner what they think of bfr. Sloan. He is tbe first Liberal to he elected for Nanairtio to the Provincial HOMY, and his majority is one of the largeot. if not the largest, ever polled in the rity. No rtronger proof emilit he given of his populsr standing( with the people of Nemaimet„ end of their belief in hi• abil- ity. Mr Sloan will thoroughly appro. ciate this testimony to the confident* and it will he an additi n•1 incentive the peopie of Naneimil,have in him, for him to leave nothing undone or untried in his rtpreeentation of Nan. (1 A. 'Stedman is at Berlin 1110eing up hi• honey business for the &HIROO. wing to the illneas of her fribar le Mi Mina Hunter has revigited her p. tion on the staff of Stratford post - The house and lot known tie the Dunford property hos been sold by Arthur Ward to James' Evans. of the 7th line of Manic Mr*. (Rev.) Wren hoe reneired worl that one of her brattier*, Privet. Arthur B. Mallory. was among the wounded. He enileted at Winnipeg with the fllet Binttation. Ifra P. It Some bad the infisiortson to mins hew fooling at the top of a bank stairway and fell down bead Ares. Her soak and shoulders gut HELP FOR WORKING WOMEN Some Haire to Keep on Until They Almost Drop. How Mrs. Conley Got Help. Here is a letter from a woman who bad to work, but was too weak and suf- fered too much to continue. How she regained health :- with female weakness that I could not do my own work, had to bire it done. 1 he•rd so much about Lydia E. Pink - tried it. I took three bottles and I found claim. Now I feel as sod! as ever I dld and am able to do all my own work again. 1 recommend it to any woman Buffs -ring from female weakoess. You may pub- lish my letter if you wish."- M re. J Sees CooLoY,516 St. Clair St. , Frank fort,K y. No woman suffering from any form of fernale troubles should lose hope until slir has given Lydia F. Pinkham's Veg- etable Compouncl • fair trial. This fainoue remedy, the medicinal inoredienta of which are derived from native roots and herbs. has for fcrty and invigorator of the female organism. All women are invited 10 write to tile Lydia E. l'Inkhitm floe (W., lo -nit. 'Muss.. for gpecial ad sic:: II I be confidentiaL • Ot CLIN Tv_ lose posttest rse- Mrs. Jobn tier to. al rigt;irp 44 Not_ onto. She ‘11.1,1, e;gitty one years Pt•. Welton lett Celled* on the :Hltittalitto. Hie bober. oho way also a member of the :eird filtration. too rived home hoot a f.-er dsys ego. being dieteharged on account of tnedical un- fit nee*. stone. Mrs. H. W. Tatubl ye. embroidery ko▪ wtow faacy toilet two M. Livingstone. D. Symington; faacy pin cushloo. Mrs. H. W. Tamblyn. Miss sable Carter; fancy hitadkorchlef case, Living- stone, D. Symington: fancy glove caw. D. Symington, M. Livingetone: etch4ng on material fine or 000rse. Mts. It. 'W. Tamblyn, 1). Symington. fancy corset mver, Id. Livingstone. Mrs. E. Lawson. fancy work hog, H. H. McGowan. M. Livingstone; fancy apron, Mrs. E. Law - two. M. Livingstone, gents• mitts, 1). Symington. Moo. Howrie. Honiton or extent lace, 1). Symington, Mrs. W. Taueblyn; Hardanger or NOft%egtan work. 1). Symington, Mrse. Howrie. handkerchiefa. band made. Mnt. E. Lawson, Mrs. Howrie: Irish crochet, M. Livingstone, lint. E. Laoson. knitted quilt, 1). Symington, Mrs. J. Wright: knitted lace in cotton. D. Symington, Miss Sadie Carter; knitted or crochet fancy ootbl shawl, I). Symington, Mrs. H. W. Tamblym kitchen apron, Mrs. Jas. Menziee, Mrs. E. Lawton; lace handkerchief, M. Livingetone. Mrs. 'Lowrie; laundry. bag, M. Livingstone. Symington: Mount Mellick cm- brOlils ry. M. Livingstone, Mrs. 'Lowrie: (me het tattle mate, Mrs. Ilowrie. Mrs. Jas. Menzies,: ooe set doylleet. not more thou IliCeeN. M. Livingstone. M.N. H. W. Toseiblyn: pillow shame. Leus. Burling, Sadie.,Cartgr; patch quilt patch quilt in cloth'. Mrs. UPI. 11e0Zieg: piano or sideboard scarf, M. Living. stone. Mist' Sadie ('arter: photo frame. aro; kind, Mrs. &Arch. Taylor. Mrs. E. Lawson. pillow came embroidered. 31. Livingstone. Troia Barkley-. punch work embroidery. Mrs. Jam. Menileio, Niro llowrie:' pair woolen socks or stockings. Mrs. bliete Sadie Carter: guilt, any other kiwi, Mri. .3rch. Taylor, Mrs. tiowrie; guilt, crazy. Trena Barkley; Hinton work. M. Livingstone: w.f. pillow. M. Living- stone. Trews Itaililey: slouittur rote.. Duncan Laidlaw, Lena Burling: rattily/. :51: Livingstone, Mrs. Howrie: table centre piece. white. Trena Barkley', Mist. Sadie Carter: table cover. five °chick. Trena Barkley. Moo H. J. 31arshrill: tray cloth, M. Livingetone, Mies Sadie Cartier: tea cosiey, M. Living• stone, Mito Sadie. Carter: towels, vow hroidered... M. Living/gone. Mias Sadie (.5,irter, table centre piece. colored,- Trena Barkley, M. Livingstone:-whiek holder. D. Synaington. M. Livingstone: Livingstone: work drawn. M. laving - Facet, Trena Barkley. fancy nettiog. 31. Liviropitone. Mrs: llow rte. 4 04;40 -A. B. 'Urea. Brussels. CHILDREN UNDER 15 Crochet troelt to wool. Mrs. 110WfiC: crechet work 'in cotton, Hostrie: pencil drawing, Jas. R. Tierney. -iluta. Fraser. sofa cuShion. Chart. Fraser: ju lge-A. It. Ross, granite's. Write the largo and small letters once. -write tbe National Anthem once, 76.6:;49211 Nhowing all the work. 4•1111,111IEN UNDER 13 Jnarkitig the countries at war at- wett- est. write one verse of your favorite poem. Edna McGowan. EHILDREN UNDER 16 • Best, collection of wild Sowers mount- ed and properly named. write an essay of about thirty lines on "Tbe Future of SPLENDID , SHOWING -4°- tien.sy. OIT. 12 19 McLean Bros.' Store SPEED TESTS H. McLean. Le4). Charlesworth. J. McManus. imits1 from more 3 L. Gardiner. Flossie t' .6 pieeei band painted. Mrs. Howrie: 'collection of oil paintings. Myrtle :tion of water color paintings. Myrtle flower; Po oil. Mrs. US. Menzies, Myrtle Livingeton:e fruit or looters. in Howria: figure painting in oil. Myrtle Livingston. Mrs. I:. Adams, figure painting in water color. Mrs. :Arch Taylor. Myrtle Livingston: hand painted phieque in oil, Delis Solid:beton. Mrs. Arch Taylcr; hand painted on silk. !satin or plush. Mrs. E. Adams. Myrtle Livingeton. landscape. in oil. E. Adams. Chas. Framer. landscape, in water color, Mrs. Ilowree. Mrs. Arch Taylor: ornaments or vase, Mrs. Howrie, Myrtle Livingetone: piece of burnt work on leather. Myrtle Livingstone: piece of burnt oota on wood, Myrtle Livingtbne: painting on bolting cloth. Myrtle Livingetone. )1rn. Howrie: plate+, half dozen hand painted, Mr.. Howrie: pencil drawing. M. any %object. M. Livingstone. NInt. Howrie: painting on glass in oil. Mee. L. Brigham. LADIES' NeGith Applique work. Mrs. E. Laustin. M. Livingstone: bedroom slippers. noun) made. Trena Barkley, M. Livingstone: Ingatone: baby'e outgo knitted or crochet work, M. Livinestone. D. Symingtoo: crochet quilt. D. Symington. 1). Symington; cushion tot in Corona- tion lace. Mrs. . H. Tatublyn: crosoct work in milk. M. Livingetone. stm• Barkley. Lena Burling. crochet stork in novelty braid, M. Livingetone. Mrs. H. W. Tamblyn: collection of ladiele work. ingetesse. Miro loathe Carter: crow stitch embroidered. Mrs. H. W. Tamblyn. M. Liviagetose; embroidery on bolting cloth. Myrtle Livingstone. Sym• Ingtoa: eyelet centre pieoe or rive 41ambroittery on silk or sa66n. Myrtle 66000; anshrOiduiry, Roman, M. 1.1•11:41 - POWDER 17017st:11;4 IL OREEN RACE jolt. Alton.' W. Cockerline. Violet 2 3 :t R. Wells. E. Taylor. Dr. McTaggart. 12 for best nve butter in prints.eatue to latomedonsor's. Jewett Dodds, pair of %hoe* valued at S3.50 for best grade OMY with calf at foot. Jno. Scott. Blyth Standsol one year for Im-st too year old gelding or filly in general pur• J. H. Chellorw. parlor tattle valued at 14 for beat flve pounds butter In prints. se::., to become donor's, NV. Taylor, R. G. McGowato Blyth Staedard one year for beet pun bred Durham heifer calf, Jno. Scott. . T. Stewart, 11 for largest and heavient 1107P• hen page: T. Sloan. 50 centa tor 2nit best dozen bon eggs. hoth to be come olonor'N. A. Sloan. Jas. Jackson. W. N. Watson. 19 for hest palr dress- ed ;•hickens. game to become donor•s, A. Howlett. Mrs. Jas. Menzies. J. .1. Raman. 111.73 ftreoad prise for dresaed chickens. game to become donor's. Mos. Jas. Monsiee. Blyth Standard one year for best single driver, Jae. Ilickenhottom. Maeon Broor., 110 for. p)est 1.5 pounds butter. fame to become "none's. Mrs. J. Mensiee. a. Howlett. Dr. Milne. for beet 10 pounde butter le priest, tame to become donor's. C Wightman. W. Taylor. J. McMillan Co., NO lbs. Robin Hood Sour for the beat two loaves brew) mule from Robin Hood flour. same to become donor's. C. WIghtman. J. J. Pollard T. McMichael Ron. 1112 for the best siallion abd foto of him color foaled in 1916. Amy other parties may (+mires. in the IMMO manner by pntitIng up the lame amount, T. Illelfichael. Birth Standard one year for the heat 4001 homy or mare, carriage clans. it J. M. Hamilton. Us of Royal Purpte Poultry Tood valued at 11.110 for bee*. colieetios of ponitry. J. J. Homage*. Placket' & Ross. 114 Univers& Bread OF FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING At the first opportunity yoU should arrange to visit oUr store and exatnine our exceptionally fine line of Sweater Coals Underwear Overcoats Suits and, in fact, everything for Fall and Winter wear. 1),-14't forget the place. McLEAN BROS. THE SEMI -READY TAILORS THE. SQUARE GODERICH "MADE IN CANADA* The following prices tor Ford cors lie effective on 'and after .\Ite, 1. 1911; Chassis Runabout - Touring Car Coupelet - Town Car - Sedan - $450.00 475.00 495.00 695.00 780.00 890.00 These prices nre'imaitivelv guaranteed fignin•t :icy re- daetion before August 11117. hut there is MI guarantee agninst 171 AV tore in price nt any time. Mixer for thN beat grsir of dreariest ducks. same to become donor's, W. Blyth Standard one year 'for the best .1. M. Hamilkni. tin of Itoyal Purple Stock Food, value 11 50 for heat herd of Shorthorn cattle consisting of one bull and two femalea. P. Laidlaw. Woman's Inetitnte, for beet collection of baking. consisting of the folloyrIng: - 1 fight cake, 1 dark cake. dozen tarts, t. dozen tea biscuits. let to ize 11.75. Ilrown Bros.. Nurserymen. for t'l-• hero loothel of wooer apples. 12 fro,' trees of the brit varietiea. Apples he tient to donor., A. Sloan • " In the Thee or Peace Prepare for War There is a Long Cold Winter Ahead of You"! IS your Range in good. repair ? I/oes it require over_ hauling I f ..:( ... we carry repairs for tiir different Makes. •14 ,tur_ stove ie pasti repair call atul see the large assnirtaw:ut 11 iitoven we carry for you to chotoe from The " LIillITER MN*" Range is the latest improvement in stove cmstruvtiiin. Are ion going to put in a new Furnace this, Fall ? 1! let us give y1)11 a figure oil it. --We have a good eecond- hand " Kelsey " in stock which 14 in good repair ; in fact. it is nearly as Rotel as new. and is a snap for some person. Let ns figute on your Plumbing, }leafing, Electric Nl'iring, etc. We handle tbe beat Scranton Coal. Chestnitt and Stove, per ton Kali, pit ton Cannel, pet ton Pea Coal, pet ton Soft Wood. per single cord Hard Wood, per single cord 118.25 Chas. C. Lee Phones : Store 22 House 1 12 The Square Ooderich