HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1917-8-30, Page 7THE SIGNAL • 0O15ERICH, ONTARIO
all -avows
unlight
Soap '.
The inducements offered with common
amps cannot make up for the purity of
Sunlight Soap. It costs US more to make
pure soap. But it costs YOU less to use
it. for Sunlight pays for itself in the clothes
it saves. It does not wear and rub the
fabrics as common soaps do.
MOW teen se s/
parry meth event ass
d s••l+aas Soap
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COUII and DIST RICT
Mrs. Robert Young, of H ucefleld,
tiled August'leth after • short illness.
Reports friew all over the county
tell of splendid crops which are now
being Ira• tiered.
Jam a Wlillsnn. of Constance, died
-on theJOth Inst., at the Rowe of his
bete b. r. Walter Willison.
(Mosey Douglas baa sold his fine
residence property in Zurich to Wen.
Lamont. the price being $3,518)
Suss Alice Finglend, of Londeeboro'
left last week to take a position a
Toronto with the (.ieneral 1Sfrectric Co
P• -ter Melville, of Hansell, died veru
suddenly Wednesday of last week
He had been in declining health to
some time.
Mr. and Mrs. Milne H. Minnie have
agent been engaged as thou -lead'
lot the county are busy with their
crop Both yield and quality are re-
ported to be very gond.
-.Automobiles have become so numer-
uus at Zurich that The Weald advises
tbe village fathers to wake rules for
parking the cafe on the wain streets.
C. Hertlieb, of 'Lurid), bee taken his
sou-iu-lew, S. E. Fust, into partner-
ehip with hitn in the hardware Wei -
nem. and the firm will be kuowo es
Hartlieb & Faust.
Mrs (3eo. Heeds, a bighly esteemed
resident of Weevers:, parsed away
suddenly on the 18tb duel, She had
apparently teeu In bee usual health
use to the day of her death.
James Juhnstnu, a native of Stanley
township, died recently et his borne et
Sandusky, Mieb.. aged seventy years.
Hn w fe, formerly Mies Mary Stoth-
ers, of Dungannon, died three years
egu.
Mime Margaret Peak haw been en-
gaged es teacher in S. S. No. 3. Stan-
ley, for the rewsiuder of the year. She
is the sixth teacher to assume charge
of this school in the space of three
year r.
Mise Ma -y Ethel McQueen, youngest
daughter of Mr. and Mrw. J. McQueeu,
of Uehorne township, was married on
the 15th inst. to P. E. Bartlett, of
Thawesford. They will reside ou the
gr sow's farm et Thewesford.
William Johnston, of Zurich, recent-
ly delivered et Mansell thirty-two
hogs, weighing 6,8811 o,uodq, for which
he received the trice little sum of $1,-
159.M0, At Bluevale Alex. Heade de-
liver.d thirty-seven bogs tur which be
received $1,501.45
Rev. A. K. Birks, • Methodist
cletgywau wbo tur some years was
stationed In this county and who
died recently at Niagara Falls, left an
'.tale of $l1.1,807. Sons egglegeting
$2.925 were bequeathed to venous re-
ligious institutions.
Di. E. Hagan, of South Dakota, re-
cently visited bis mother and other
relatives neer Bills Green. He hes
jiined the United States army ae sur-
geon and expecte to g., oversees short -
Iv. Dr. Hagan was a school teacher at
Zurich a Dumber of years ago.
On Wednesday, August 'llud, an in-
• terretiug event eerie place et the home
t of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Aitken, filen-
• annen. their daughter, Elizabeth, be-
ing united in marl sage to John Wesley
. Ansley, B. A., of Regina College Mr.
✓ gni Mr, Ansley will reside et Regina.
James Reid, a pioneer resident of
Hallett, passed away oo the 17th inst.
✓ at the hone of bi•. daughter. Mrs.
and organist it] the Hensel! Presby
teriao chinch.
Onion -growers in the southern part
Richisid Sanderson. in that township.
Deceased was born in S.ntland seventy-
seven years ago,but bad lived in Mullett
An' Eminent French
. prench-Canadtaas have al-
ways taken a close per.oeal 10 -
tercet in the fortunes of what
y call for short "Le Pacifque.
se the English have abbreviated
the Canadian Paelnc Railway tato
Vie more familiar C P. R. It is,
therefore, only right that they should
bei represented on the board of direr
itots, and so more fitting reprsaenta
titre of the raoe could be found than
'Senator. tke Hos. Frederic Level
Bb1que. whose career has been one of
sorb dlstlDctloe in so many paths of
'lite lawyer. business than, and
'philanthropist. toterested in many
ebaritlos, bl■ days have been, and
/coattails to be. tall of useful labors
,tin the mpbulldlag et his native ooen•
(try sic In pr enotl.g the welfare of
lbw people. His Is one of those versa-
tile natures, which, paradoxical as the
iszprs.edoe leery appear, le only at feet
lerken Is the midst of labor.
t I. Beiges, the .on of Louis
IBeigue. was born In 8t. Mathias, Rea-
list County, Quebec. on May 11xk.
/K Acquiring bis education at the
de Ste. Marie de Moaner, be
whose Isw for lots profession. mediator
•F
became an L.L.D. of Laval Unl-
rutty. 13e was called to the bar to
68. and made a King's Connwtlor
Ker the Province et Quebec in 1885,
for the Domini*. et Canada is
Eedg
Aocurste knowtedte. sound
meot and clear speaking made
one al the leading lawyer el kis
period. HL brothers In the istl•I pr-
kessloa have reuoithized this. From
heti to 189' he was Batonnler el bks
',Bar 1M the district of Montreal.
SseatorBMaue las been engaged
ooaassl In many celebrated mess
repeatedly pleaded before the
vy Council In England: ngld: be wail a
of this Royal ('.eaemissien Is
ri faatnas Wbelaa rase of 18f6: es
icamesei far the tato Hoa. H. Mercier
4 ht- echo.reee wise were amend
oaanoetton with the Bah dee Chs -
Railway by the i lstlteemit-
of Quebec, to 1111. he .was
e weds r'ep•latdoa; in 111' and 181x1
'Saeneons'( for the Dominlen M
Pere the Behring Sea Claims CeccsaM.
wloa Per years be had worked is
p with 81r Lost Jettd, and
/see besiege'
Referring to 8sanR.r Beiges
et/e•l
else" says: -Ls a Deaf
1lsserobil Meyer be W few if w
Not ism s.00esd nl se • hasher -
Visa. Senator Maus bas mesa erred -
"tad with eah dI ea-
lterprI a. With late David
O prcolsaet part to goblins the
Mo 1a4.s et the V. Med.. Cottoa
lease pslay. the Hoc/Pelage Cotton Com
L. the St. Ansel Contests Cemay.
Cee.dlaa Colored Cotton Core
'say (now the (.+dtsn Cotteo.l.
the Dgst.lea Crates Mills 0ompluir;
M! ss lawyer for all tithes meowed
Oa/ a 1Mteater se sages east thee. bis
genas.'' bra bele "keep 1a palating
Met the sbaaeei threi(k which bwl-
sah
tid be o".doeehL Aa b sem
mel tic booze of , 6ts etara of. the
1111saWfd 0a.pe.r b. vas e
at les. ries tgip4Mwe
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Re ge tram! 1 the
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SENATOR THE HON F. L. BZIQU9.
Nzw Dlaa(yroa or 1 z CANADIAN( PAovic RAILWAY. '
ed Moss Careltss Deemilear
satly occupying the position of di-
rector In several ether (tocepselea
it would be di Menit to .niouerate
the different public welfare 'coatis
which have benefited by his seal.
Dense his preddency of SL Men
B aptiste Society the Monutseet Ma-
ttewl was tweeted In connection
therewith. aad the society became a
powerful. useful and leading social
and educational Ins tttetlea It was
also coder Ste pteeideeey that La
Calms Nationale DN"-.— e was ee-
tabll.hed sad tees sat tmpermat
sad evergNwtag soristy.
As a director of tllenesest Technical
Sobeel tram Its blowflies s fire Mitifer
Senator Hague kgs aeblev.d v0.mele
t're'ks In the can et the midi he
takes a deep Interest sad L a O n"-
aer of the Montreal General RaspiW
and of the Notre Dam. Bowled. lift
w been a Catheter Sebmol Commie
"'bear, a armeer of the Parke sad
Pl*yg.ea•ds Meecfatls.. vloapreat-
deet .1 Use 01mAty Crara.lslatle. S►
day. and vtos-preeldsnt et the Lamm
fob the Prevetio. of T.bereatelW.
At mss formerly a director of the
Meatree Cttlasese Aa oocisalom ►hi
see
Heard wMtn imw
.ur►ti
the pesltien el etialrmaa of the Rail-
way Sarsmdt ba , Hai 1611Miteet O5
tats a Maass part tla we
ft.BI...s
perm* e ktowe sad 1• ab. -e
OW mimes t• taatMtlee. ••w$
S*.Msr Demme Ms ate=gera
believer le the Cam•dw
way, seal bas eels.y years blit bass •
hews eherebtYer et the essimisay.
Oa the_►syr ha sass ellsAbt
lits rable m asst MaeZay. 11
Mob list /IMY111 aM''w WWI
flatnlerMll P. L swam z1
sod vlsimm ins sea
d fl#IiOil On 1941 owe'
dab et Yeses at the la at Sleet=
of Jerusalem he 1•tgt.al. who takes a
promisent part in may sweat
sobesea They Mae Tessa Mowed
with a heel* et seven seas. wise are
Livia" and two 6.15(51..... Captain
Vietar Beispe, ear a 15. roma.
set of the beyw. l..gsty stoped In tic
rea.ttt.g of the OM PreaebClanse
df.. B.ttMeea, sew ~ease. aad
riapt•te Mae. h sew Sgltlsg in
the madry hem which bis fore-
fathers erlellpllIf mem.
'► maY. std Vtaadles Wat ry.'
That Is bow ea 'Meowed Herald'
ire MaieffbarSar Mime. Tbe
Metals's of the seAedywe year's et
his tide base maid es 1lipbtly- goer
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Barbers
Itch
Eczema
BARRIIlRA' Itch is in reality •
form of eczema. The dell-
cate skin becomes irritated
from shaving, a little Infection
gets la, and soon burning, sting-
ing eczema is set up.
Fortunately, there as cure for Barbers' Itch and Eczema
In the use of Dr. ,Chase's Ointment, and once you have
made the acqueletance of this soothing healing ointment,
you will always keep it on hand to apply atter shaving.
Not every time. but whenever there Is roughness or Irrita-
tion of the skin.
Mr. Chas. A. Duabsry, Ms:ord. 0111., states s—"WMN
out 1s the Northwest t rausht barber.' Itch, and snyoee wbo
bas bad It will admit teat 11 to not at all pleasant. It be-
gan on my neck below the rebs. and spread until 1 became
alarmed. It ltebed w bad that 1 had to scratch It, and that
Only made It worse.
sA trItitid of mine told rax to sae Dv. !'base's Otatmsst,
axed 1 did me. The application of this ointment gave prompt
relief to the Melting. sad 11 was not many week' until 1 was
eaUrely treed of this annoying ailment"
Some of the ingredients of Dr. Chase's Ointment are
very expensive, and for this reason imitation and substi-
tutes are offered because they afford greater profits to the
dealer. They will only disappoint you. The genuine Dr.
A. W. Chase's Ofstment will positively cure
Dr.Chase's Ointment
60e a box. all dealers. or Edmanaon, Bates & Co., Ltd-.
Toronto.
for sixty years. Besides his daughter,
Mrs. Sanderson, he leaves one esu,
Hobert.
Miss May Skinner, of Usborne, was
severely injured as tbe result of a run-
away. She Wats assi.ting in the har-
vest work by driving a field rake. The
horse became trightened and ran
away. Miss Skinner's feet were eli-
tangled in the linea and 'she was drag-
ged some distance. One arm was
broken and one ear was almost tore
from her head, requiring eleven
stitches,.
A former well-known resident of
Fordwich, in the person of Louis
Gibson Hooey, died on the 4th mat, at
Asquith. Sask., at the age of forty-
three years. A number of years ago
the deceased corfAeeted a hardware
hairiest" at Fordwicb, aft- rwardW
moving to New ()uteri&& and later to
Seakatch,ewan where be engaged in
farming. He leaves a wife and three
daughter*. The remains were brougbt
to Fordwich for interment
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EXETER.
Mrs. Brook., widow of the late
0. prim Stook", died on the 16.5 suet.
in her seventy-third year. Hite is
survived by three daugbtere.
Mn. Mary Sander+ fell in the boners
one day recent y and broke her bip.
On account of her advanced years the
accident is a very rerioue one.
On 8•turday, August 18th, at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. David Mack,
their eldest daughter, Mary E.. be-
came the bride of P. H. McEwen, of
Toronto. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. S.F. Sharp. Th. young couple
will reside at Toronto.
The remains were interred here on
the 21-1 loot. of the late Mn. Kav-
anagh. who died in hospital at Cleve-
land of per topless. The deceased was
formerly a resident of Crediton and
wa. thirty-six years of age. Her par-
ents. Mr. aoc Mr.. John Keys, are
residents of Exeter.
Charles H. Sanders, of The Exeter
Advocate, was married on Thursday,
16th inert., at St. Paul's cathedral,
London. to Miss Ida May Marchand,
of St. Jacobs., formerly of Exeter. The
ceremony was performed by Rev.
Canon Tucker. After • honeymoon
trip down the St. Lawrence Mr. and
Mrs Sanders will take up housekeep-
ing in Exeter,
CLiNTON.
Thomas Mason, one of Clinton's old-
est citizens, fell the other day and
fractured hiss hip.
Victor French, formerly of town,
and now publish. rof The Wetasbiwin
(Alberta) Times, is home on • visit to
nis mother,
Mrs. Elliott Dayment left lot week
for her berme at Boisaevein, Man.,
ager a month's visit with her mother,
Mrs. Henry Murphy.
Majer J. W. Shaw, of the old 33ed
(Hue. n) Regiment, has been granted
the honors'. y rank of Lieut Colone .
He is now overseas with the Canadian
expeditionary force.
Lieut. Fred Chant, of Pittsfield.
Mess., with his wife, vieiiM recently
at the home of his parental. Mr. and
Mrs. H. B. Chant. Lieut. Chant has
been in training for some months
with the United States army.
Mis. McGee, widow of the late Wm.
McGee, formerly of Clinton, died on
the 14 hinst. at Windsor and the re-
mains were brought here for inter-
ment. The deceased was a daughter
of the late Obis. Cruickebank, • former
merclaut here.
The engagement is announced of
R.the Irene, youogret daughter of the
Lett Rev. G. M. Kitty and of Mrs.
Kitty, Clinton to Alfred Merman, son
of Mr. and Il ,a. Alfred Moreton, 01
Mere Heath House, Davenham, Eng-
land. The marriage to take plans
quietly in 8epeewher.
Earl Steep, sen of Dgdd Steep,
Hilton road, met with a palatial neck
dent while working in 150.6. 1. R,
/hops at tleratfoed A wheel street'
hie band, 'flied,* it so badly that {be
ends of his fingerer had to be removed.'
Hs la now et hie hese Isere, and it all)
be several week' Wesel he will be able
to work swills.
%itAraR'Ti,.
Mrs. Casey, widow of the late Thew.
Casey, pewee away on the 1415 Met..,
aged eighty Ave years.
Jane McFsdz+a., widow of the late
Thomas oem.selt, died on Tuesday of
lase week at IremonAvllla, in her
seventy-ninth year.
On Friday. August 10.h, at the hoarse
rammumair=ramminumeamf
Keeping Up With the Seasons
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of Mr. and Mee. Geo. McKay. Kincar-
dine, their daughter, Mlsli Florence
V. was }united in rnerliage to Roy
Nelson, of Seaton b. The young couple
will reside at Kincardine,
WINDHAM.
Rev. Horace W. Hnell, the new
Anglican rector, will 1a inducted Sep-
tember 615 by Rev. Canon Richardson.
A creamery is being opened in
Wingbaw by Mr. Ireland, of Arthur,
as•branchoftbe Welliugton County
creamery.
A' • recent meeting of the high
school board a resolution waw pasted
that agriculture be taken Mt in the
school 1n lieu s t bookkeeping.
On the 16th inat, Mise Emilie Careen,
of Wi.gham, wise married at Winni-
peg to Robert Mclotosh, formerly of
Wnwick town•bip. Mr. and Mrs.
McIntosh will make their home at
Saskatoon.
LUCK NOW.
Harold Durnin is homy after mend -
Mg two months in Saskatchewan.
Miss Gertrude Begley, of Ooderirb,
visited her sister, Mr.. M. eproul, twat
week.
The Lucknnw Sentinel staff are
baying their annual holiday 15xii serail
and the paper will not he published.
Peter Macintosh, of Lecknow, an-
nouocee the engagement of hia daugh-
ter. Eunice, to Henry Torrance, of
North Bey the marriage to take place
quietly in Beot.wber.
Pte. Alfred Fry, who before enlist-
ing worked in Kinkier' township, ham
roturned wounded from tbe front and
was in town for a few dove. He is
undergoing treatment in the n.ilitary
ho•pitst at London.
After a long and painful illness of
cancer, Mrs. Robert Durnin parsed
away on Hnndey, 11) 5 inet. The de-
cea.el IwInre her mai nage war Jane
Courtney, et Anobetley. Besides' her
husband she leaves an adopted daugh-
teer.
Dr, and Mrs. O. W. Mae(ire tor.
Misses Mae and Dora MacOregor and
NOT ENOUGH CHILDREN
ever receive the proper balance of food
to sufficiently nourish both body and
brain during the growing period when
nature's demands are greater than in
mature life. This is shown in so many
pale faces, lean bodies, frequent colds,
and lack of ambition.
Por all such children we say with
unmistakable earnestness: They need
Scott's Emulsion, and need it now. 1t
possesses to concentrated forts the very
food elements te enrich their blood. it
changes weakness to strength; it makes
them *tardy and .troag eel active.
await Deenee. 'leeente. OM.
We are ready with
a new shipment of
FALL FELT HATS
These are the correct goods
and 1
you should see them.
We have still a few
STRAW ATS
which we will close out at HALF-PR10E
McLEAN BROS.
The Semi -Ready Tailors
The Square
V'
— Milli =IMIND
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Codericli
Mies Catharine Finlayson motored and a -halt yeare and ibis is the SM
from Chicago and are visiting the time he has been wounded.
Doctor's sister, Mrs Catharine Mac-
(4regor, and his father, D. N. Mac•
Gregor, of Laurier.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Towle have re-
ceived noti(tcition that their son, Pte.
Sidney Towle, was dangerouely
wounded in the recent fighting in
France. Pte. Towle went ov. nese
with the flat contingent. arid bad
been at the front for more than two
FERTILIZER
A car of Old Homestead Fertil-
izer just received. It will in-
crease the productiveness of
your land.
INCUBATORS
Halt -a -dozen Buckeye Incuha
tors—to be sold at reduced
prices owing to the advanced
season.
DELCO LIGHT
Are you interested in the sew
system of lighting for farms 1
All kinds .i WIRE FENCE
BUGGIES
We handle the McLaughlin and
the Cray Buggies --none better.
sir••••..r...
Robert Wilson
The Massey -Harris Shop
Hamilton Si. G(.Irnt h
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In all countries. Ask for our INVMIIF
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Transit Company
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- Ile I.,- .0 ..d . t *wily
premier Idiowmor so Woad
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FENCING
Are you going to do any fencing ? We have
several tons of No. 12 coiled spring steel wire, which
was bought before the rise in wire, which we will give
you at the price of No. 9 wire,—that is, 5c per pound
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 Lime
Sulphur at $6.00 per barrel ? We also have a
new preparation, Cooper's Fungicide, It prevents Fun-
gus Diseases, You simply mix it with water. k 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
House 112 Uoderich