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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1917-7-26, Page 7"Yes- --They're Cleaner, Fresher --- "when washed with Sunlight Soap. I find it cleans the clothes more thoroughly and with less work than ordinary soaps. It doesn't hurt the clothes and I must say my hands never feel the worse for it either. I really do not find it hard to look after the wash myself, because Sunlight Soap does so much of the work for me." Sunlight Soap Madam —there's nothing but truth in this lady's remarks. Sunlight Soap is made so well and so honestly that our ,guarantee of $5,000 that it contains no impurity has never been challenged. All grocers sell Sunlight Soap. LEVER BROTHERS L.IMiTFD, TORONTO. THE SIGNAL - GODERICH, ONTARIO COUNTY and DISTRICT Hensen raised the handsome awount of *5tla for the Freocb Red Cross tund. 'the death occurred on Monday, 160 inst.. of R. %V. Fulton, of Hensall, in his sixty-fourth year, as the result of cancer. The Wroxeter News tells of a strew - berry that was handed in at the office which measured over 5i inches in cit- cuwtrreuce. Mimi Sarah J Moffatt, an old resident of Centralia. passed away at the home of her brother w that village on July 1316, aged seventy years. Bpd. McArthur, Percy Roles and W. Maddock ars Remelt men whose names appear is recent casualty lists as among the wounded in France. Isaac Sterling, formerly of Gude. rich township, was one of the success- ful candidates in the reliant Saskatch- ewan elections, being returned in the Liberal interests in the riding of Cyprus. Clinton's contribution to the French Red Crosse fund, including amounts received front a number of nearby pointy, was $677.31. Of this amount nearly *560 was,raised by a "telt day" and a garden party. Pte. Hugh Russell, who tfefore en - hating lived with Mr. and Dire. James \Vrav, of the township of Turnberry, has returned to Canada and is under- going treatment for ibelI,bock in the Cobourg military hospital. The Northern Exhibition. which has Iwen an annual event at Walkerton for nearly half a century, is going out of husiuess for this year at least. the buildings having become too di- lapidated to be used any longer. Pte. David Johnston, son of John Johnston, of near Bluevale, arrived 10 home from the front last week. Pte. Johnston is • member of the 181st Battalion. He bas undergone an op- eration wberet'y his left hand was amputated at the wrist. John Matheny, living on the bound- ary line between Culross and Turn - berry townships, was officially notified like to fill your nex on July 12th of the death in action of .- The Signal would Printing order. Often the Cheapest— Always the But W. WALKER i Phone 35 Jtar(Cafe Cerner Montreal street and equara $ Ol4CLASS rind SANITARY We serve excellent meals a la Carte daily PIES TO TAKE. OUT Private Luncheon Room for Ladies and Gentleman CAREFUL SERVICE Our Motto--Clminlinese Always OPEN 9 A. M. TO IA.M. 1 c '` t'DAILY BETWEEN BUFFALO & CLEVELAND • 3 — MAGNIFICENT STEAMERS -- 3 Tee Corset Oboe 'SF.F.ANDBF L'—'CITY OF ERIE--'CrrY OF BUFFALO' •••••••• BUFFALO—Daily, May 1st to Nov.ISth—CLEVELAND ewer• ar-n•..a • y M m r L•rsaa tCavo OF -arouse • 9:111P. .um M. *1.. C,...e.• 1. a. M. ( F Toss Arrive /91.•14 • ram ♦. M Cva. sveleas w Cle .I. 4 M Cedar Pnlat. rot -la Hay. ?slab., petrels ►ad wtyt.lvt 4all l at.5 Woe..ad costawaw &Wrest aeased(11•l arstrri 1.. iaNCariseoenonotMe•-.vAaa«kt,fur days rehire 11-1, forearm non ...0.ee&lertelle.easesl►ese 9.911.1)73 ..vShe Onset �tarulie.ia*1sat er ear «eaf�kl.te Tie Clevaleed & buffalo Transit Ceyaay tw»w, eon ul 5..... ra.-11`-`.o'.r.MI7 r••vae•• al..... - ..w. w«. .f lw..55. 11,6•51.. wagrel4p, 1 tae pommy.. a >r - FARE* DUNLOP , TIRES AGreatResponse! Watch"DunlopTires in the emergency There's a wealth of security in that re- splonse to the brake his goo, Pte. Reecho Matheny. The young man was twenty years of age and went overseas with the Hurons. Mies Alice Hamilton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs John Hamilton. of \Vrozster, was home from New York for a short visit before going overseas with an American navy hospital unit. While she was at home a number of her friends gathered and presented her with a puree of gold. IITIRSDAY, JULY 26 1917 7 WHAT is so beautiful as the soft. rosy, delicate skin of the baby. And yet baby's skin is ,so tender and rib easily chafed and irritated that It must have rare and consider- ation. It is a One habit for mothers to have Dr. Chase's -Ointment at hand for tie after the bath. By its soothing. healing Influ- ence it soon allays the Inflammation. brings relief and comfort, and prevents the development of eczema, for eczema is the natural result of neglected skin irritation. 1 want Mrs. W. L. Barnes, Throning, Ont., writes : to tell you about the case of my little boy who had baby eczema when he was three months old. It started on the top of his head. on his forehead and around his ears. The doctors tailed to do him any good. so 1 tried Dr. Chase's Ointment on the recommendation of a friend, and in a month's time the child free of this disagreeable skin disease. Hn e is nownfouryyear•s old, and has never bad any further trouble from ailments of this ktad." Dr. Chase's Ointment Snc a box, all deniers, or Fdmannoa, Bates & Co., Ind., Toronto. Do not be talked Into ecesptiag a substitute. Imitations oat? 4111a810etst. has accepted s position in Honolulu. formerly of Exeter. to Mies Lillian Mrs.Richards was Mimi Mae Ellictt, Estelle. . of e ledaughter of Mr. and Mee. A.H. formerly On Tuesday, 17th inst.. William i SFAFORTH, rs Jewitt. au old and teetn of Brussels, died in his seventy-ninth year. He had been in failing health' for the last two year*. He lived in Morris township for over thirty years, and with his wife and'daughter, Miry Alice, came to Brussels in 11401. He 1 is survived by his wife, three sons and 1 four daughters. One of the sons is Ral. (ieo. Jewitt, of Springfield. l BLYTH. ed resident Official word has been received to the effect that Pte. Roscoe Mahoney, of Olenasoan, who trained with the Wroxeter detatchment of the 181.1 lfattalioc, was killed in action. He was a floe young man and bis death is deeply regretted. Pte. Tony Mee - ban, also from Wroxeter, had been admitted to a hospital in France, suf- fering from gunshot wounds in the back. Rev. D. D. and Mrs. Thomson, of the Methodist church, Bluevale, re- cently celebrated the twentieth anni- versary of their wedding, and the oc- casion was marked by a cangrega- tional gather ing at which Mr. and Mrs. Thomson were presented with an address conveying congratulations and good wishes. A gold -beaded um- brella was presented to the pastor and is chins cabinet in quarter -cut oak to Mrs. Thomson. An honor roll cootainiog the names of the young men 'associated with Knox church, Bluevale, who have en• listed for military service has been un- veiled in the church. The names in- scribed on the roll are : Lieut. Walter H. Burgess, Sergt. Jas. McNaughton, Signaller Howard O. Haney, Sapper A. E. Thomas, and Pies. J. Malcolm Scott, A. L. PosliK, Alfred Ennis. Frank Shaw. Leslie McKinney, Harold V. Kerney, Leslie B. \Vincb Ralph Shaw, Bertram Badman, Leonard Robinson, Hen. Woodley ana Colin M :Naughton. Keep Children Well Dur- ing liot Weather. Every mother knows bow fatal the hot summer months are to small chil- dren. Cholera infantum, diarrhoea, dysentery and stomach troubles are rife at this time and often a precious little life is loss atter only a fewhours' illness .Che mother who keeps Baby's Own Tablets in the house reel. safe. The occasional use of the Tablets pre- vents stomach and bowel troubles, or it trouble comes suddenly—as it gen- erally does—the Tablets will bring the baby safely through. They are sold by medibne dealers or by (Wail at 25 cents a oz from the Dr. Williams' Medicine Oo., Brockville. Ont. Myth was plunged in sorrow by the news of the death of Pte. Got ge Ed- ward Maine., of the Hurons. Hie parents. Mi. and Mr.. John Meaner, received word that be was killed in action July lit.. "Teddy" Maines was one of Btyth's nrigb.es,, hraveet boys, and when hr volunteered it was with a full reliz tion of all that it .night invovle Mi. and M David Cowan have received word that their son. Pt'. WVelter Cow rn, wa• in hos- pital is. tiauce, Drtiusi I,CCII wt.uuded In the face....Another casualty in which Blyth is interested is the wounding of Pre. Charles Cooke*, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gen. W. Coultea, who enlisted with the Hurons. Catarrhal Deafness Cannot Be Cured =I GEM 111111111111111— 1 Summer Underwear We have a complete range of men's and boys' Summer Underwear, in various grades to suit all demands. The different qualities and prices represent good value in every case. PALM BEACH SUITS Light -weight Suits in fawn and grey, Special $12.00 Just the thing for warm -weather wear, STRAW HATS We have the right goods. McLEAN BROS. The Semi -Ready Tailors The Square Mr. James Sleetb has gone to Sarnia. where he bas secured a good position. Mies Mabel Novenlock, of Van- couver, B. U., is spending holidays at the home of her parents, Mr., and Mrs. J. R. Oovenlack. Mrs. Mundie, a daughter of the late Wnm. Johnston of Seaforth, died at Buffalo on the 110 inst., aged forty- seven years. The remains were brought to Seaforth for interment. The remains of the late Mrs. Ed- ward Latimer were interred in Malt - landbank cemetery on Wednesday of lest week. Mrs. Latimer lived at Seaforth for many years before the family moved to Brampton. where her death took place on the 160 inst. She war in her seventy-fourth year. by local apolicatione. as they canna reach the diseased portion of the ear. Then is only one way to cure catarrhal deafness, and that Is by a constitutional remedy. (aims rhal dodoes.;anoe Is cd by an inflamed condition of the mu- cous Milt a of the su-lachian tube. When this tube 1.. Inflamed you have a rumbling sound or Imperfect hearing. and *hen It is entirely clawed, desloew is the result. Unles. the in- flammation can be redurei and this tube re- Wred to It• normal candrtion. heal -los will be destroyed forever. M any :a.es of deafness are caused by catarrh, which Is an Inflamed condi- tion of the mucous surfaces. Ha 1's Catarrh ('use acts through the b.00d on the mucous surtacee of the system. We will rive oue hundred dollar, for any case of catarrhal Amine-. that os newt be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. circulars tree. All 1. u.gI.ta 73e. E'. J.CHENKYRt%U..Toledo, 0. W iNOHAM. A former Winghamite, Pre. James Hartwell Chapmau, of Rapid (city, Man., was killed in the terrible battle of Vimy Ridge on April 12th. The wedding sow solemnized at De- troit on July 180 of Gordon N. Wood- ley and Mies Ella M. Wade. daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. (reo. Wade, formerly of Wingham. Word was received last week by relatives here of the drowning of Miss Tena MeLean, of Duluth, Mion., on the 16th inst. The remains are being brought home to Ripley for interment. Mimi McLean was a sister of Mrs. Alex. Reid and Mre. J. O. Vansickle, of tows. Friends of Capt. Bevy. Griffin were proud to hear that he had been awarded the Miliusry Crnes. He had cls of keeping a line of railway Is re , over whirls ammunition was K taken to the boys. The Orr• mars broke through the lines eight times In one day and tore up this red'. way, seed each time the gwilant officer eat kir ,.ietante rowed out under heavy shell fin and repaired the road. BRQSSS1.S. Nen A. Moffat, who was nn the staff of the BMk of Nova tbotia here for yr., $s bass promoted I =red ed is succeeded by .1. A. ib tits Attea,hranch. Dr. Perry Richards, of Oassr Ener of Mr. end Wee. I. C. Me a of Brussels, has reeignal his Inn with the school board of that city an d EXETER. Rev. A. E. and Mrs. Johns ere re- turning from China on furlough after -pending seven years in that country. They are at present visiting relatives in the West. \Vn,. Kestle met with a painful ac- cident while driving in Usborne Inst I week. A w eel of his rig struck isweit,et a cul -.dr poet and he wall thrown to the ground and his shoulder was dislocated • The marriage took place at Brook- lyn. N. Y , on the 14th *net.. of John Diexon Spackman, son of Mr. and Mre. E. J. Spsckwan, of Toronto, why trot give year troy and gttiyyrl an opporsmito ma a their hose Ord. easy and e f Give them the same cbainoee to win pro- motion and meow oaths lad having the advantage of viff-ago-v EBSTER'S NEIN *PAL Dictionary in his home. This tow creat answers with final at>rberw tty 41 kinds of pnriling q —=I _ II 1 Goderich1 J A New Version. The London Daily Chronicle gives a new version to • famous saying, that all it needed was proper punctuation : "America is,, too, proud to fight." A Chance for Those Going West. Honleseekeri excursions to Western Canada at attractive fares each Tues- day until October 314, via Canadian Pacific, the pioneer rou e to 0. West. Particulars froth any Canadian Pacific agent or W. B. Howard, District Prsoenger Agent, Toronto, Out. TJ -4t Nis Mistake. •'How's your garden getting along? •'Not et all. 1 made a mistake." •'in what way ?" "1 planted potatoes and corn in it. Judging from the rain we have been - having. 1 aho•Ild have tried water- melons." — -- -- - — - -- Leads in Something. "Well. Johnny's attained distinction 111 school at lest. "That so ? What is it r "Today the tea: hett10 s,/att Nf No. The Isdv stumble) over is small poodle who set up a mournful yelp. "Ob, I beg your pardon, doggie," said she. Could true politeness go further 1— Kansas City Journal. Attractive T rI p s To MUSKOKA LAKES\ ALGONQUIN PARK MAGANETAWAN RIVER LAKE OF BAYS . KAWARTHA LAKES GEORGIAN BAY Round-trip tourist tickets now on sale from stations in Ontario vat very low fares. with liberal' stop -oven. GET YOUR TICKETS IN ADVANCE Berth reset,atlons and full lnfor,u&t 0' at. all ()rand Trunk ticket aloes or . rite C. E. NORNINo, District Passenger Agent, O. Y Ry eystam, Toronto. Ont. F. P. LAWRENCE &SONS Town Agents Phone 8 it is easier to keep a good� -for-ao- ing dog in the house than it is to keep the wolf from the door. Fall Term from Sept. 4th CENTRAL& STRATFORD. ON T.. 1 COMMERCIAL,-SIRORTH 4ND aaJ TELEGRAPHY DEPARTMENTS We have thorough courses, ex- perienced instructors and we place graduates in positions. Demand upon us for trsinesi help is misty tones the number graduating. ('.et our free catalogue. D. A. McLACHLAN, Prisrip6 In all countries A -k for our 1NV) fe- 'QW AI,VISJ' R,which wilt to Sent tree. MARION A MARION. f 64 University at.„, M,:ntrSat. tbaE be is note saving in the class." \\- HAYEYLIJ WEAK LNG? Do colds settle oe your chest or in your 1rawrlisl tabes? Do troughs bang oa, or sae yea sabiect to throat tr•oabtes 1 Seek teasbles should have immedute treadrst with the rare carouse powers - el SOW'S $mslsioa to guard eget C.— '— iron which o easily follows. Booty Smileless' contains pare cod liver ail which peculiarly strengthsar the res- piratory treed and improves the quality of the Mood; the gi ,cerin in it soothes and beats the tender membranes of the threat. Reett's is prescribed by the beet special- ists. Yom nm get it at any dragta store. e ewe & ons., Ts. . oat. 01.01.0. .. FERTILIZER A car of Old Homestead Fertil- izer just received. It will in- crease the productiveness of your land. INCUBATORS Half -a -dozen Buckeye Incuba tors—to he sold at reduced prices owing to the advanced season. DELCO LiGHT Are coo interested In the new system ..f lighting rot farms ? All kinds of WiRE FENCE BUGGIES We handle the McLaughlin and the Gray Buggies --none better. Robert Wilson The Massey -Harris Shop Hamilton St. Gtxlerich FENCING Are you going to do any fens irtg ? We have several tons of No. 12 coiled spring stI wire, which was bought before the rise in wire, whit we will give you at the price of No. 9 wire,—that is,perpound and a pound of this wire runs 32 feet. This makes a good fence and cheap. We have a quantity of No. 9 coiled spring steel wire and also barbed wire. Call and see the goods and get our prices. Time to Spray Now is the time for spraying. Flow about Li Sulphur at $6.00 per barrel ? We also have\' new preparation, Cooper's Fungicide. It prevents Fun- gus Diseases. You simply mix it with water. It is put up in 25c packages. Bicycles, Lawn Mowers, etc, Does your Bicycle require overhauling ? If so, bring it in and it will be attended to promptly, as we now have a man on that branch of the work. How about your Lawn Mower) It is nearly time for it to be used. Does it require' sharpening) If so, let us know and we will call and get it and put it in good repair. We do Plumbing, Heating, Troughing, Electric Wiring. All work promptly attended to and fully guaranteed Chas. C. Lee Phones • Store 22 The Square Nouse 112 Ooderkh u;r.rth._. .1✓'r.litMEf.' '14'.:.dla, �.r:.aii„ -- -••-t •..,,, a ,.t. Assert s Red was tent sur - roes err the Um the bo ton sly era of Sot •ell 'Oa ed Ica k• 1 en q- �r n 1.