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THJ SIGNAL - OODUIOH, ONT.
ThuniqF, April .'9, 1920.--T
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Sunlight
Wash Days
A Sunlight Wash Day is
free from the toil and
labour usually associated
with washing because
Sunlight Soap washes
clothes beautifully clean
and white without rub-
bing or scrubbing.
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Sunlight
Soap
being the surest,gentlest,
purest 91 all cleansers ,is
kind toThe clothes -they
last ever so much longer
-kind to the hands, too.
Insist on getting the 8t0ap
you ask for-
-SUNLIGHT.
Try S.f•dlttht J..
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linker, ot Chkmgu : airs. E. Mc -
1 I Mughlhi, of Vancouver; Mrs. 11. J.
COUNTYAND DISTR1CTSt ca.---ca.---of itta•ativi rWMk.: Mrs.�. Geo. 'Taylor and Mrs. \W. C. Fartptlar.
11 II *of Clinton, a1a1 Miss May, of Parts.
'Morley Counter has gone to Dane
Mrs Charles Hartleib, who removed iltou, .1(t tug takcu a Iw,..ition elft.
front Zurich to Waterloo last fall, died at 111.1'T11. -
the latter place on April kith, in her III ty The Huron Flax Co. is receiving large
sixth year. shipments of fisx from Listowel and
Brussels will have its weekly half- Brussels and it isexpected that the supply
holiday on Thursdays this summer, com- will keep the mill running full capacity'
mencing May 0th. Ripley also is to have until the new crop is ready. With lilyth's
its weekly halt -holiday on Thursday. t..o flax mills, the industry here is becom-
Wilson Berry, of Hensall, has gone to ing of ever-increasing dimensions and
Windsor to take a position with a large indications are that this will still further
investment corporation. He tad been multiply as the demand for the product
accountant in the Sterling Bank itt Hen-
sall for some time.
The 100 -acre farm of the late Jame%
Sinclair, 14th concession of Grey, wars sold
by auction for $3,950. Robert Gbrdon
being the buyer. Mrs. Sinclair will make
her home at Detroit.
The Zurich Herald says that potatoes
are being shipp:d from that place to the
city markets, the prices received being
from 83.50 to 14.50 a bag. The U. F. O.
shipped two carloads to Toronto.
Janet Finlayson, widow of the late
James McKay. died at her home in
Tuckersmith on April 15th, in her eighty
fifth year. She had been a resident of
Tuckersmith over sixty years. Two sons
and four daughters survive.
The death occurred in the Orillirbe►'
pital on the pith inst. of Francis Burgard.
seventh son of Ferdinand Burgard,
of Hamilton. formerly of Egmoodville,'
He was twenty-two years of age, but had
been an invalid from birth.
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SHOE POLISHES
THE BiG V UE BOX
Pastes for Black, Tan, Osbiolei tial $row's Shoe.'
Whits Cake and Liquid foe WLk. Shoes
, The F. F. DAILY CORPORATIONS LTD.. HAMILTON. CAN.
increases.
The auction sale at the Queen's hotel
last wet k was well attended. notwith-
standing that the weather threatened
rain from early morning. There was a
large quantity of goods sold. at very small
pricers in many cases. The hotel property.
which also was offered for sale, was pur-
chased by a wrecking firm from London
and it is expected that the work of de-
molishing the et ructure will begin at once.
It it really a pity that this building
should have been disposed of in this way.
but apparently none of our citizens seemed
to see it as a revenue -maker for anything
like the amount for which it was sold. It
N understood the prie was $3.250. This
property was purchased by Mrs. Mason,
sr.,'some years ago at 814,000.
WNY IS IT
that chronic skin diseases which
have defed all other treatments
yield to Zam-But f
It is because Zam-Buk le germi-
cidal, and also has such power of
penetration that it reaches disease
In the underlying tissues and cures
from the " root " up. That Is the
only way ; permanent cure can be
effected.
Mr. H. C. Buckley of 401 E. Brood -
way, Portland, Oregon, says: 'h'or
chronic skin diseases there 16
nothing like Zam-13uk. For fifteen
years I had eczema, and I tried an
endless number ot so-called • eczema
cures,' but nothing was capable of
curing me permanently until I used
Zam-Buk. Ten months' use ot Zam-
Buk has effected a complete cure."
For ulcera,' abscesses. boils. ring-
worm, blood -poisoning. piles, burns,
scalds and cuts, Zam-Buk 1s equally
good. All dealers or Zam-Buk Co.,
Toronto. 50c. hoz. 3 tor $1.25.
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EXETER:
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Medd. who reside they were sold by the local freight agent
near Clinton. and their daughter, Miss N. at 810 a bag. The Exeter papers have
Medd, are coming to live in Exeter next been investigating the matter, but state
chased the residence of there is little truth in the report. A car
tau, having p1(. of lathes was sold in Detroit by an
Mrs. A. McKenzie. of Kippen, narrowly Thomas Kastle on Main street. ExePrr lea 4'r, but the amount received
escaped instant death while on a visit to
Hensall. While crossing the railway Rev. S.F. SharA bronze tablet in memory of the late
pewho died while minister was little over half of the amount stated.
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stack her skirt was caught by thelot of of Caves Presbyter.an church, on April .__ WYLN(UIIAdl.-..
the engine. and only the prompt act on of
the en ineer in applying the emergency 21, 1018. has been placed oil the wall of
g �, the church and was unveiled byRev. S.
'brakes saved her. .m' Ranks Nelson. of Ramat n, before a
St. Peter's church, Drysdale, was the crowded congregation.
scene of a pretty wedding on Wednesday. Exeter has a big building program for
April 14th, when Edith, eldest daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Regis Denomme, Hay
township. became the bride of Louis
Durand, of the Sauhle line, Stanley. The
happy couple will reside on the groom's
farm in Stanley.
Mrs, John Allison. a pioneer resident of
the township of t'sborne, passed away
on April Itith in her ninetieth year. She
was a native of the Orkney Islands, her
maiden name being Jane Chalmers. She
came to Canada at the age of eighteen
Years, and after her marriage to the late
John Allison in the early fifties •ire
came with him to the Thames Road dis-
Dict. Mr. Allison died twelve years ago.
Four sons and four daughters survive.
'A pretty wedding was solemnized at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Kechnie.
concession 2. East Wawanosh. on Wed-
nesday afternoon. April 14th. when Mrs.
Kechnie's youngest brother. Abner Josiah
IscHt. was joined in wedlock to Bliss
Vera Mary \ oight, the ceremony being per-
formed by Rev. R.J. McCormick, of Blyth.
The young couple hail from the township
of North Easthope. Pe1th county. They
wil l spend part ofa heir honeymoon visiting
relatives in thts locality, and will take up
their residence on a farm in North East -
hope.
Mrs. Louise 1'. \Wcisnllller. 124
!howling sesame. Toronto, sok item -
Misery and *smut . IWM Inez granted
predate of the will made November 4
Mot by her husband, i►avidl \Wetswiller.
former president 1,,iulon Mutual life
Lwnrarne 4'nmpnny, and at 1(114' tion'
well-kicrw'n Huron man. • echo died)
at Toronto. February 24i. lear4ng $0
In personal 'effects. $21,013 'Us hook
tk .4.i awe promissory toter, 114,343 in -
enrollee. $1.383 cash, $11,0004 In twmdls
a1141 debentures: 74 shares British
4'ul1(nhr Transportation 4'onionny.
$;wr2: :d) hanker,; Fiiluneial Corpora-
tion. preferritt. $4.740, and :is • .
listed ns of no market valor: 1081 At-
lantic Sugar ReliiwT1es. $12,:rat: a still
acid property Iowa hi e°ntie•tlon with
the 'rripure water Co., valmal at
7,1,1: and an Inter4'*T 1n a an1M11yia1on
at St. Lambert. P.41.. *wider' to a (14414
of #12.4U). -amt In whirls the testator's
equity is valued at t)/. In Nov.mlwr
hast Mr. \V,'Ismiller transferred the
lrrotwrty et 124 ihowling ave., valued
et $'_1.41410. to his wife.
this year. A number of new houses will
be built and others will be remodelled.
The London Advertiser had a story
atkrut
1 farmer front the vicinity of Exeter
who bad a stroke of good luck in connec-
tion with a shipment of potatoes. They
were consigned to Cleveland, at $4 a bass
but owing to the railway strike were
stalled in the Detroit freight yards, where
A report from Walkerton stated that
action had been entered by a Walker-
ton--larrist.r, on behalf of MII%M Jolla
Nora Knowles of 1.tieknow. against
John Sharman. pr,ehice dealer of Lon-
don. for $1010181 for alleged breach of
promise to marry. Miss Knowles, who
1s •n English girl, had been employed
as It waitress 11t the Cain House,
lnIeknww, for several years. I)tiring
haat fall. d 1'. diol, the defendant made
-- - thls hamar hie headquarters for some
CONSTIPATION
time, white engaged) In buying rep large
enmities, of potatoes. While tlwn•! it
- 60 tars yoNgrripATJON M arise either fafrmsteat, dillseh or la- is alleged. ho made himself very
ts d tl. Lower Bowel friendly and gained the confidence and
friendship of the plaintiff and later
111/111...• her an offer of marriage, with it
she teromted. (In the ostrtongth of ttw
offer of marriage, plaintiff state% that
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me...the metal
Keep Them Growing
IChildren who are over -thin,
• listless or delicate, should take.
S Emulsion
regularly every day as an
aid to growth and sturdiness.
• Nothing surpasses Seott's o
IEmulsion as a tonic -nutri-
ent ent for a child of any age.
l..o(t a Dowse, Tomato. out. 20-06,
LatesiStyles
The ymptoms are Headache. Modems. Meatal Sluggishness. Lack of
(•eaoeatratbt4 Lassitude or a.'eeltg.of llo (*aklatwhich may (becoon,me dryeaand
Coated Tongue, Loss e A.ppet e• Heart Palpitation,
rough and Pimple* may appear. Sometimes there V ship left her situation and hxd leen
Hysterical Spells and Nervous Exhaustion. 1 a. ilia ooadlt10a too to coneiderahle expense preparing
ORTANT to erase Coastlpalfo■ trainee 1 for the Rent, to sty mthing of her
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'amorally ieads to many sertou disordt n sleeting a preop•[ remelt: ordin-
ary Cathartics sad Laxatives have a weakeslag effect upon" the system.
other. Gripe and Purge sad Mineral 011s, If taken ewers! times a day may
retard
iwith the
w
rption
of food. secretion et
KIDNEY AND L VeR PILLS form an ideal
forCoutlpettad its evil resells.
We give 1Kewtth the iJYa PIi.IA lis order that you mactin* of the ay form your
own
°pintos as to the Talus of this wonderful medicine.
IRO'S iIIDNNT AND
CASCARA - Laxative, Carla •
Tonle to tie !.Iver sue Intestines,
does not rause Griping
asaut
symptoms• good for Chromic Costal -
pa Ion *ben used in small and e (-
ed ddses for a considerable period
gine.
MAT APPLE --Useful in Fevers,
f
tlle an 1 for orons 0.errol
most every
type of th. Liver
aad yelper. For Inrlt;extioa. sun -
dice, Plica. Constipation, Dropsy and
Mils ]eruptions. Laxative
Cl1I.VERT'S 1100T --A
sad Towle. useful In Dyspepsia,un-
Jfaun-
dies. P11ea. Dtarhoea,
Cadets Corrects Liver Troubles
Gives tone
retiv sep•rafesd vigor of c°Ithe ys-
tem. to the
Abe for inflammation of the
twin.
St au Obstinate
Injured feelings. The London papers
publish a statement said to be madd• by
Sharman, to the effect that tlwre had
,wen n mlonuderstamling. He PtatP%
that owing to pressure of business he
was 11115(11e to arrive at Lneknow when
Iw` wits Pxpesi.tl there, and that his
prospwcttye bride became anxidnts at
the delay In not hearing from him.
ler. Sharman states that ■II mistunder-
sad in combination wlth Intestinal Torpidity. This acts ( +tooling has leen c;alit
saway. arnl
' that the wedding w•lit hel held III
ThursolMv 4 today) at Lucknow.
CLINTON.
Mr. xndl Mrs. 07. 10. McTaggart an-
nounce the engagement of their eldest
daughter. .dean Dolmen', to Alastair
John Cretin.. son of the late Mr. and
Mrs. 1'. D. ('reroor of Itamllton, the
marriage to rake place May 13th.
Mrs. Margaret Watt a the
engagement of her els eat daugliter,
.tnnir•M.. to 'Willett filen ('sok. the
marriage to take pian• at an early date.
!.lane. Manley A. Shipley, son of Mr.
amt Mrs. oleo. Ithipey of the Hnron
med. bee returned from wTPr•Meia, hav-
ing been serving in 1n111a ,Ince July
of 1914. hl (vas Wminded and spent
gime hate In hospital. hof Is now In
f.lrly gond health.
William Flukey was found dead,
G1MA00E-i101eA In d d the 'teasel.
siting In his eh.ir at his home. on
(:etsutiN 1oa aad Dropsies p Haeklug'n Kidney aad 1.Ivwt Thursdpay morning last. He had tern
1 ingredient healthy ad Line nor rn d ref w Fl k r net
'rises are ombinatlos 'r just thrvr weeks' •ons
lest wile
other drugs all herbs.
HTOSCTANDS-Helpfel to the
Kidneys. stops pstg. soothes the
Nerves, lessens irritability of the
Pal-
pitationNerve Centres. For Functional of the Hesrt, helpful toho
Mucus . Membrane
employledeto and
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Rowels. in and to quiet Nervous ex-
citement.
CAPS!(UM-Sttmwlaat and Ston -
Acle, useful in Feeble and Languid
Digestion. Dyspepsia.
Colic acid Cholera. tnl Is Flatland
PEPPERMINT --LIQ
end Celle. nu,
SpasmodicColc to PainsPain ock Nausea
offt a Stomach ant
Bothi . p *vests griping aad or Nentalgla Ilgasw
loin. p
attended
t s o a dor
urn. Mete it4' d
the bit this ill produce • , p ly They
pitta you will dud that itis rs and Rowels. oils. Lgalhes, pule 4'r PIM
were marries' In Iran at Dungannon
sf tie StlaeX-t Lever, Kidney and melded at Anmlrn for sPvenl
Ne other drags r combination ere a drugs, iNG't1 KIDNWT AND LIVEN
Nves Nis lave reel leneArtal erect as a• 1s eller 81.1 will dss year. Mfnre moTirye to (9111(011. Ore
p are "'MN ly all dmilee. 1 h .at1. Haekb .1 to son aad five daughters ,arrive.: W. J.
hl�� � jam, :lei 11.01.
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New Hats•ars-V.i y
Very IWF \ .
Old Portrait Ht* clouded
with feathers or tulle, broad
and drooping of brim, vie
with wide , spreading t r i -
corner cap like toques and
British Admiral effects with
busby mounts darting out_.
fromone side, of flowers trim-
ming the crows or brim.
lllass less
The death occurred in California on the
18th inst. of MTs. M,H. Mclndoo. lifter an
illness of several months. The deceased
and her husband were formerly residents.
of Wingham.
Mrs. Irvine. widow of the late Robert
Irvine. and a former resident of Wingham,
died at \Winnipeg on the 14th inst., at
the age of eighty-six years. The- remains
were brought to Wingham for interment.
Two sons and a daughter survive, all
lii)ing in rhe West.
Rev. Horace W. Snell. of Winpham, has
been elected grand chaplain of the
Provincial Orange Lodge of -Ontario West:
George Wright. of Smith's Falls. has
betel engaged as leader of the Citizens'
band. He was leader of the ItiOth
(Bruce) Battalion band when it went
overseas. •
. Wilbert Wellwood has • lef1 on his
twenty-sixth semi-annual - trip through
Western Canada in tin interest• of the
firm he represents, took- tiros. & Allen,
Toronto.
The Advance says: The pea -tic -school
board at their last meeting atLed $50 to
the salaries of Miss Reynolds and Miss
Farquharson. These ladies have leen
valued teachers in W ngham public school
for a number of years. Miss Reynolds
has taught in the W Ingham public school
ever since she secured her certificate
thirty-four years ago. Miss Farquharson
has taught in the school here for the past
lw my -seven years.
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• The place to get that Shirt you have been wanting,
• in fact, anything that goes to make the
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SPRAYING.
i Experimental faros Note.)
If the fruit -grower, vegetable -grower or
flower -grower does not spray nowadays,
he is almost certain to have intrriot
products in hs orchard, small Iruit
plantation and garden. There are so
many injurious insects and diseases which
affect a large {irilportion of the plants he
grows that if they are uncontrolled there
will either be no crop left or else the value
of the crop will be very much reduced_
Thereare few of these m?ects which
cannot be w II controlled by some of the
remedies which have been discovered
during the past twenty-five or thirty years
and which have been well tested by many
ext eriments.
Spraying must, however, be thoroughly
d tie it good results ate to be obtained.
Materials are expensive, and the cost of
labor is highs and money will be wasted
if the work is improperly done or not
at the right time.
The early sprayings are, as a rule, the
Most Important, and those whereontem•
plate spraying, as all should who have
orchards or gardens. should get every-
thing in readiness to begin at the right
time, as delay may. mean'much loss.
spray calendars are issued by heDo -
inion and Provincial Departmentsof
Agriculture, II which several sprayings
ate recommended to be app.led at certain
stages in the aevelopment of the leaves,
flowers and fruit. In the case of fruit
trees the spray should he applied so that
tveryieril bud and fruit wit. if possible.
receive some of the material. not only on
one part of it but as nearly all over as
possible. Every leaf, flower and bud or
young fruit missed mania possible start-
ing point for (fixate or inset pests. in
the case of vegetab'es. promptness in the
application of a good spray is just as
important as with fruits. One does not
need to be convinced of the value of
promptness in using poison in controlling
the Colorado potato b•.etle, as the results
o the ,pr.1y are immediately apparent in
the death of the "hugs," but more faith i -
required when dealing with diseases and
insects which are not so readily seen but
which do much harm, and usually the
grower is well rewarded for such faith.
The formulae for the mixtures and
solutions recommended should be followed
as closely as possible. 1f a man knows
the chemical composition of the materials
he uses, and has made a study of spray-
ing. he may alter them slightly to meet
c• dein circumstance., hut if he knows
little about them he should follow closely
the instructions glean or, the spray cal-
endar. He should, al e, sp' ay as nearly
as possible at the tim• suggested A
delay of a few days may mean practically
the loss of the mixture or monition used. os
there might be no return for the- labor
or expense Write to either he Dominion
or Provincial Departments f Agriculture
for a spray intender. W T MACAWS,
Dominion Hosticultudet.
ANNOUNCEMENT
are pleased to be able to inform the public that w
are no In a position to supply any quantity of hard cos
in all stztl6�_Also any quantity of softcoal for domestic use. a
We wish to extend thanks to our customers, who have
been very patient during the stress of the coal shortage, and
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now that it has been relieved we will give out old-time >t
service and prompt delivery. tai
The Saults Coal Co
Phone No w w
13. J Saul' residence. \\'. W. Sault;;' residence
No. 20'2
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RO ERI"WILSON
is still in business for the pur-
poste of looking after the wants
of the tanner. We supply
Binders. Blowers, Ferbliser Drills,
Cultivators, Harrows, Rollers,
Cream Sep sraten, Maitre
Spreaders, Gas Ea!i.es,
Tractors, Delco Light
and Power Plants,
Bushey Incubators
and ftraoders.
Then we have thousands of
rods of Frost Wevea Fee -
cies, Barbed aad
Sum& Wire.
Tons of the blest of Chemical
Namealways carried
on hand.
Hay, Shaw w Weed delivered
to any part of town.
MASSEY-HARRIS STORE
PHONtt Ills
Harms. St. Gtwderia
Girls! Your hair needs a little "Danderine"-that's all! When
it becomes lifeless, thin or- loses its.lustre; when ugly dandruff
appear:, or your hair falls out, a 3S -cent bottle of delightful
depefdat! "Danderine" from anti wilt sav't tour Lain
also double it's beauty. Try ,•DanderinV'airld-sect-•- -
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Herne Felly.
The mineworkers' leader was pointing
out the folly of further cool strikes.
"We mule stop striking, boys." he said,
"or the common people. the great con-
suming public, won't listen to us when we
talk to them about the idle rich. instead
of listening to us they•il yell:
"The idle rich be dtancd! Now about
the empty grate?"
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THERE'S NOTHING _
THERE'S
makes a man
so downright mad as to
have twine run uneven.
Stopping a binder once on
this account is simply a nui-
sance, but such twine means
constant interruptions -a seri.
oto s7pittor. Uwe only
LY -MM,_'
GO MEDAL
BINDER TWINE
snit be rid of such trouble
forever. Plymouth
MADE Ile CANADA
is more even in size and
stronger than other brands.
It runs full length. ties atom
bundles and doves not left deers.
Buy Owtwine die's "drewgoad • and order worry.
Therms good quality is ford i.
GOLD MEDAL
Pure Manilla
Hay Fork Rope
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BBS GOLD MEDAL.
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