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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1920-5-20, Page 7By doing so he adds another to the many excellent services he renders you el. ery day. He supplies you with the finest Corn Flakes known ---Kellogg's in the sealed package with "Waxtite" moisture -proof wrapper. These delicious appetizing Corn Flakes cone to your table just as they left th,! ovens in our Toronto Kitchens with that crisp oven fresh- ness and inimitable Kellogg flavor not procur- able in any other Corn Flakes. This signature is your guaraptee--- • • • • Produits—toested Cc m Fla:tem—Wired- dal Keumbks—Iltrumblad-Brart--.re made in our new asodernised. kifehens at TORONTO and &ways 'napped "Waxtite"---So%1 Every -where. T TOASTED CORN FLAKES BATTLE CREEK, MICH. TORONTO, CAN. Is Your. Mouth Tender? Are Your Gums Sore or Bleeding? Are Your Teeth Looeening? If ab. you have "Riggs" Di,ease. Pyorrhea. or Versa Mouth, and roe heed ••0.- -.K4gs Remedy for. Riggs Disease Why suffer when you can easi:v treat yourself in the comfort and vacy of your own borne by chic sun, safe and painless method, " kb will give you immediate relief ? Write R1GGS REMEDY COMPANY, Limit ed Pyorrhea; Specishars 144 Carlton Street, Tomato, ILAN. TH2 SIONLL 00D22.1011, ONT. COUNTY AND DISTRICT V tuxeter carried the Hydro bylaw by 39 votes to 9. ,Hay township has atoter assessment * 1920 .1 112,492,30(). The population as estimated by the assessor Bads and all work under the superin- tendent. 1.CCKNoW. Frrends and neighbors of Mr. and Mrs. Robert I). Webster and family gathered at their home one evening recently and presented them with an address and a number f gifts as tokens of friendship and appreciation. The Webster family is moving tuatara' which Mr. Webster has purchased near Seafor t h. Brandon Bros., Bayfield, have bought The marriage is announced of Robert Out the stage which runs from Bo t:efield A. Barbour. youngest bon of Archibald to Bayfield from E. Weston. who has had Barbour of Lucknow. to Miss Nel- it for some years. James Smillie, an old and esteemed resident of Grey township, near Walton, died un Tuesday. May Ilth, in his eighty-seventh year. Tne assessment of the village of liensall for 1920 is $13.51,4lli, an increase of 112.103 over last year. The population is 724, also an increase. The auction sale held by John Me - Naughton near Varna was very largely attended and prices were high. Mr. Mc- ^ Naughton and his family are moving to London, - " • ' • . - Edward.,Clegg, who died recently at London, was born thirty-one years ago at Kippen. His father, the late R. Clegg, was station agent at Kippen fur twenty- five years. A. S. Townshend, son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Townshend, of Goderich township, who i a student at Queen's University, has carried oft the Dr. W. Moffatt prize of 660 in frst-year chernistr y. Janet Richardson. widow of William McAllister, formerly of Walton, died lie Bertha Mullin. of Queens Park. England, the ceremony having been performed in England on April lUth. BR USSIELS. Mr. and Mrs. I. C. Richardi, prominent residents of 13russels. purpose removing to Hamilton, where they have purchased a home. Mr. and Mrs. George R. Muldoon left last week on a trip to the West and -will be away several months. On Wednesday, May 6th. Oswald Sproal. of Britton, Perth county. and Miss Hazel V. Burgesm a Brussels, were united in marriage by Rev. A.J. Mann at the manse here. Brussels is to have a celebration in July, under the direction of the Business Men's Association. EXETER. Main street from the bridge to the Trivitt Memorial church has been torn up by the contractor, preparatory to laying the pavement. Mr. and Mrs. ‘Villiam Tom of Medi- cine Hat are here viaitin the former's May 4th at the home of her daughter mother and sister, Mrs. irom and Mrs. near Ayr.Whete she had gone to visit a few weeks before. The remains were brought to Walton for interment. Mrs. McAllister was seventy-four years of age. An old resident., of the township of church on Friday last. A number of Morris has passed away in the person of . interesting addresses were ItiVen. Margaret Garvin, widow of the late Jos. *nes Beverley died at his borne here Smith, who had reached the advanced : on Thursday after some years of failing age of nearly eighty -gine _years. Mrs. health. -He carried on a furniture and Smith was a native of Ireland, coming to undertaking busineas here fur a number Canada when about eighteen years of 1 of years. age. Two sons' and two daughters sur- l A fire occurred Monday afternoon at vive. and ibere are mrenty.six firsmi-1 the Presbytenan MOM; when an ov children. . I heated electric iron set fire to a wooden Hensall Observer: On Thursday of last Partition. The flames were brought under week J. W. Ortwein was su pr sed and damagwas comparativellight. sed on control before the arrival of the firemen. e y receiving a summons to appear before the triagIstrate in Kitchener "on Saturday on ' SEAFORTH. the charge of speeding- in that city. It IZi:-:el Be -t has passed his final exam has been three years since Mr: Ortwein , : 'naticide Hall, Toronto was in Kitchener and he has driven his on in law at Osgu with honors. Mr. Best's law course car only a few times this spring. The interrupted : - by several years service , overseas. so that his graduation -mead is 'potter in Kitchener gut the wrong num- , ber thts time. exceptionally good. • The annual county convention of the South Huron Sunday School AssOciabon was held in the Main street Methodi KITCHEN CCIDENTS • 1.1.1111.11MIMIPPOPInemrA 'How often have you cut or burned yourself, and be- cause of the pain and smart- ing have been almost unable to continue your household duties? Are you aware that if/youwoulda ly Zam-Buk Immediately tter such an accident It wild prevent all that In and incon- venience' Zam-Buk quickly takes the fiery pain out of a burn or scald, the sting out of a cut or scratch. and the sore- ness and tenderness out uf a bruise. Besides. it Is •n unfailing healer and per. vents festering. ,blood - poisoning. etc. Try Zuni. Buk the next time you mea with an accidInt and prove Its merits for yourself. Get a box to -day and have it ready for the moment you need it. Lam-Buk is equally good for all sores, eczema, ulcers. salt rheum. blood. poisoning and piles. All dealers Sec. box. FE E T , ma* et er n=1F_saalrret asneoeig sane of paper and le. stamp (Igo' return postage) to Zees -belt Cot Toronto. and Iron trial busUid be sent yoo. FredKerr. of Crediton. the crack shot of Huron county. in a recent shoot at! Lan carried off the premier prize in the! open rock event. breaking 142 out of 150! rocks. The olive was a beautiful piece of csit glass. gr. Kerr is now engaged in three qualifying contests, held at Etrant- !: MO. London: and Tillsonhurg. for the purpose of selecting six men with two spares to go to Antwerp, Belgium. to represent Cana in the Olympishuot. 6fthe Has council re-! centivit was dexided to abolish statute'. labor its the township. For years the farmers in. the township have done; Aatute lalaor. drawing so many loads of gravel for ono or three cia;s. according to their :assessnient. This year the cost of With the exception of a 66.000 bequest to Effie McLeod. of Seaforth. tne state of Elizabeth Waterman. of Detroit, viklose .e'l will was filed recently for probate. we! given to her husband. Cameron' Water- man, and two sons. Cameron • Behh Waterman and Ira Davenport Waterman. The will was drawn on February 22.1917.1 Contained in the will is a special bequest4 of 125.000 to Ira Davenport Waterman:. the testator, stating: "I give him this amount in"recognition of .the fact that for a period of three years and withoutt compensation tetrvoted hit -Tiffieitcr ttie development of certain propetty "wised.. , . by me' Mr. Waterman. sr.. is made executor of the will and trustee of the; 66.0Q01eft to Effie McLeod. She is to be' givell the income each month, from such securities to the amount stated. as Mr. Waterman, sr., may deem advisable. cf.INTOX. The framework for the new ?sterner flax mill is up and the work is being rushed to be ready for the' coming crop, Thai, -day, 11,1y 20, IOW. 1 I•••••••••••••••••••••••••• • • WHAT ABOUT THAT SPRING SUITOR • TOP COAT • • • • • • We have up -to -the minute styles in Spring • Suits and Top Coats. • • • The place to get that Shirt you have been wanting, • in fact, anything that goes to make the • "▪ WELL-DRESSED • • • • • mi -Rea Talors sad Gents' Furnishers • • • Sdy i • • 1HE SQUARE GODERICH • 1••- •••••••••••••••••••••••• • • • • • • • • " and Summer • • • • • • MAN• " a • LEAN BROS. doing this work will be added to their taxes: they will lso be givcn the oppor- tunity to draw rwvel or do other work at - will cost the townip between 66.000 and $7.000. and this Omunt will be added to the taxes. The Government pays back to the township 20 per cent. of the tritonerspent on roads. 'Wm. Lamont has been appointed superintender,t at $3 a cloy and the Government pays 40 per cent. of his salary. Commissiners are ippointed as before fur the various dis 60c an hour. 't\tinderstand that this House Phone 336 i)avis" Garage • . SOUTH\ST., GODERICH CHEVROLET We are 00 Agents for the Chevrolet Autos. Car send us \ word and we will demonstrateo you. ,".• _ This is the Garage to save money on alf -Accessories, Oil* Gasoline and Dry Cells. TIRES AND TUBES We have thefn in all makes at lowest prices. OUR REPAIR DEPARTMENT is up-to-date with good machanics, quick service and satis- faction guaranteed on all makes of cars, goilpasmimmailmws !NERVOUS MOTHERS Cumbered wan endless rounds of duty, the tired. nervous mother generally finds in Scott's Emulsionl tome-henof rarest value. A little of Scott's after meals (or a few days would do r toorld of good. Tpy It! Riro ,mt • FOR SALE CHEAP ---TWO FORDS New tire, new tops, Have been °vet hauler' and arc in good condition. We handle genttine Ford parts. A COMPLETE LINE OF CHEVROLET PATS Agent for the Willard Storage Battery AUTOS FOR HIRE W. McCLUSKEY. Repair Department T. M. DAVIS, Manager and Sales. Of Success of Hacking's Heart and Nerve Remedy and Hacking's Kidney and Liver Pills Wns. Fullerton, R. R. 1, Liitowel: 1 .sutord for eight years for Stomach Trouble and Pains all through my body. got no relief until I used Hacking's Heart and Nerve Remedy which fixed tne up all right. 1 asedaetritc,Iwciltfitratl:driey and Liver •Remedy* Mrs. H. Hincheliffe, Wingham: ',I was on the point a a complete Nervous Breakdown, could not sleep or plan my household duties, suffer ed with my Heart and my Name and doctors could do little for me. After taking the first box ot Hack iog's Heart and Nerve Remedy i improved so much in health that I continued with a 6 box treatment and am able to return to my work wtth renewed vigor." Mr. Richard Jones, Doon. Ont: "1 have had Pains under my Heart for some time and tried ail aorta of remedies Mut have been to four dif- ferent doctors and nouid get so re - Met. I took one hog of Hackines Heart and Pieryfi Rernedy and felt very Inuoli beotter 1 took a/tether box and him been ifbio to wort agai. MOM I ma your remedy I could D ot work for weeks M a tme. the pain was se gnsat" Those ars only a few el the mans testimonials that come to us volute tartly sad I len BUM that you tee will get beneflotal narks If you will hist give them a ileir trial Buy Worn Crum your dealer. Moatne Monii- nea. QUEEN'S UNIVERSITY IlUngston, - OWL ARTS Tort of the Arta room may tme cowered by correspondence - . SCHOin• OF COMMERCE MEDIQNB EDUCATION • Minios, Cb. bit, Cln, Mechatiloal so Blestrioal ENGINEERING 1111111111ER MUM July sod •uiut December t• •prtl ALICE LINO, Acting Regletree VIN SHOE POLISHES THE GREAT HOME tThNE Pastes for Black. Ta, Oxblood, Brown Leather Shoes White Cake and Liquid for White Shoes THE F. F. DALLEY CORPORATIONS LM HAMILTON. CAN. Mrs. Jo,eph Allison, an old resident of at the age of eighty-seeen years, deal, but he is liable to find that he A man may "get by" with a Jew shady Clinton, died at the Huron County Horne„,-. The Model school board at its last can't "come back." meeting decided to make an increase of 5150 in the salaries of all the 'teachers under the -principal. Mrs. Sharman, who has been spending the last two years with her sister, Miss I filmes. here, and with other relatives in this section. left last week for Yorkton, Sask., where her son resldes. The marriage took place at Toronto on May 6th of Miss Maida Cooper, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Geo'. E. Cooper of town, to Peri y Hitchen, a former member of the, 1Ist Battalion and also a formai. resident of Clinton. Mr. and Mrs. .0,4 ttrhtVriff•aes(de et Ttwonto One Clintons oldest residents, in the • person ofAdin D. Wiltse. passed avlay orr Sunday, May 9th, in the eighty-nith year Of hisge. Mr. Wittse-was born..i* the county of Leeds. and forty-nine years ago came witti\his family and settled on the London road, on the farm now occu- pied by his grandon, Milton Willie.. carne to Clinton M 1911 with his vrhl died four yeart, ago. One daughter, Mrs. Raney. of Londun. and two sons. Coutvillor Harrison Wiltse and Levi Wiltse of town, survive. TI resikDtrrtreb— elutenetoin for your cht c as Ibis _ Our tire_rafilta etc «tautly filled with the best •lo•• • from the beet makers. All kinds ot treads': eimmtli, (.111,, mitten. diag- onal, now hill. site. High grade innei tubes. atom We giusesruice tire •atia- faction. "Conte to tire h(allonariens. 'Vireo have atlyineed. but we hare some at old priees. IL J. FISIIER, Hamilton tn. GOISEit ICH GO TO CHURCH SUNDAY, MAY 23rd Now Is The 'firJc rr1 Pant If ou.have delayed painting, your property has suffer.d- .Do not put oft. an Linger. Look arourtd and you will find m •try Aildce4 both inside and out that call (or a coat ATpint. \y the time. Natures re -decorating, getin most economical-litet-14444-mi-t-o-ue__ guarantee Reflections of a liarbelor Girl. "Discretion" is what suddenly comes to a man when the game or the girl has be- gun to bre him. . The trouble with marriage is 04 most men have come to look upoftit as h load rather than a lodestar, and most this to regard it as just a little "detour" ak* the highway to success. Love is one long struggle for a man He -fights Rest to win a woman then to prove he loves her , then to prove he's then—ju-t to fight : and last to escape from her W hat the wife of the average man can't understand Is why another woman should actually enjoy flirting with him. After a few years, a marded.man gets so used to acting on the defensive that if his wife utters a protest when she steps on a tack, he calls it "nagging.I's Every youth thinks he could accomp- fish a lot at college if hts studies didn't interfere—anfl a lot in business, if work didn't take up all his time. "Ibanez was right !" confided an ex - doughboy to me, the other day, "there's only one way to handle women. Grab 'em young—treat 'em rough -'-and tell 'm nothin !" Oh. well—I wonder! The avermte husband wants to ''take the land"—Iut he puts up an awful protest if you ask him to run the lawn- mower over it. A man takes 11 woman's love for granted—hut a woman wants clailifbulle- tins of a mans sentimental temperature. His protests may be fair and warm today, but unless they are -fair and warmer' tomorrow, she will think he no longer loves her. My ! How much a man has to know about a lot of women, in order to dis- cover that he doesn't understand onvof them! • • „..;. We guarantee fee MartinSenour 1001i Pure Paint (except inside White and a few, dark shades1 that cannot balimpared from lead and zinc), to he made from pure white -ead, ' pure oxide (Ai:Inc, With coloring mat * in preporticuude citiantities neces- sary\ro make tWeW respeCtive shades and tinteotith pure linseed oil and tr- pentine dr -„-or, grid to be entirely from water, ben- zine, whiting and other adulterations, \ and Soto SUBJECT TO CHRillICAL 114.1(SIS. lea MARTN-S1!_:7)ZOUR 100'0 PURE PAINT AND VARNISHES -1 heir covering, power and lasting qualities are very weat11 ill pay RI to insist rn getting this popular brand. For whatever painting or varnishing vat fif), there is • speCial MARTINSKN0L1R l'induct tech one guaranteed to best serve the map( an fur wha 111* is imuie Consult us as to your requirements. We have a full stock and complete information as to decorative schemes. Let us advise you. FRED HUNT ONT AKIO GODERICH ....oseoffeeie AnIONIereee 55 •