The Signal, 1924-9-4, Page 7*
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THE SIGNAL, GODERICH, ON' T.
Thursday, Sepbdber 4. 1!151.-♦
County and District
Birth flag Mills are having smell
HasesU with this flax trot) this year.
Then Anhtes has purchased the
Buehanes chopping mill et Walton
and le in poseenolon.
Jamas Jarrett. of 1HI11agreeil, w'as
badly lgjured otle day Last went by
*Mai off a load of snafu, sit' was
taken to Loudon for treatment.
Tbs couuctl Of (lee erielt tow•u+htp
R eoadder4ng the purchase of the
thecae factory at Holmeavilie and rte
(*aversion tutu a ememuuity hall.
Two room of the Holtman confining -
alas eiJiool will open ea Reptein ei
8th. W. HtkIrel, o0 Woodstock, prin•
elpal, and Min. P'arlett. of tteatortli.
1arlstaut, win be the tntubrrs.
P. McEwen, sr., of the 'old .,nn•s-
.4oa of Turnht•rry, recently threvtheti
thirty -nevem bade of fall 'whew on
Diu farm, from twelve acrt'a of laud.
The average yield wee fifty-five tinea•
N a to 14*' acre.
Os Wednesday. Augtuet 2). at the
%Deer of Mr. anti Mr+t. Seth Brown. I'...
borne tuwooddp. their young••., dnngl:•
err. Mabel M.. was untied in marl-iage•
to Harold Jeffrey. son of lir. t111d Mr.
(leo. Jeffrey of i'elsorn.•. Itev• 1'. E,
dulglug lu rowdyism at Kievanline.
*11 dance utgivas a1)4 Saturday 111g11t14,
x111 ,one night reentry thirty or forty
of them nearly wr.,•kel the Chine*
'*ertauraut sial committed .damage
.ether pr••u1Jw•a. Tap town ....until
being askcl to put, a atop to the n
, At the Methodist iarwotwge, RA:
grave. on Friday, August 22u4. Mire.
Violet lW:Ij,lre became the btiat, of
Albert 1t. 'Tasker, of Blyth. Itev. Mr.
Morrie ut1t.•lutel. Atter a reception at
th.• homy of tbu bride's 4wre11ts, Mr.
!lira. John Mtt:ulre, the young
(envie drove to Itly4li and nook train
the mixt w..ruh.K for '%'cornua, Xiag-
ara and other io.l„ts. 4u their return
they w111 mdlr their home at Myth.
Jonathan Cooper, of };Il11,yilir,
b.,r1a• t"wushlp, 4s an exponent of the
old-fnadotle+l .t; 1.- "f--hnrteting--tee•
for.• the reaper and binder were iutru-
dls„1. Ila• other day, lit .pile of
hie seventy* our years. he w•h•,ted
the blade nod with 80 old f 4:hiouyt��ys4
,•rj.slr est n half -erre Ids 1.1 of /11X
nod in addltt.n tied and •tucked them
Hernial!. the entre of the 004',01
I01.wlu4t Igduetry 411 this district. r.•
good crop
fin-
gaged
rind the growers are busily leo YOu CAN GET R
gaged rubblug the ODIOUS crud crating
lin ns.
%\'bila Mr. uu,I 'Mra. Owen t'lyuw
of Hullett, accompanied by MMw Ella
}:Yeas, of lterhws1. were driving ,n
to 1N1b1Iu to .head the futu•ral of OF DYSPEPSIA
their aunt, the law Mrs. Ev,uw. 1111
11lltounoldir coming from le'hhrl cul.
ID
tided with their buggy
'rhe .0,•4•
paid* were thrown out int. n11 thrr+•�
were more or leas hijnreil, Mrs. Flynn
faring worst. She wax Jake" to the
hospital at StrstfMl. where It 444004
found she load tea., .s Molten. In,
addit1,x.-4., *the The 40 1C_r
was badly eines 1'ir• driver -inti
4Ii Cur admitted resp,11wlbility for
the ae•Ident.
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Imola Miller. of %%'buolls'g. who had
not been lure for elm -go -en years. re-
cently visited at the 1lotne of Mr. and
Mr:. V. Witmer.
'41iv. 1.141 Ituntlealge lost wes•k at-
-1-tonde»4--the Y. 1'. A. eourtntion .ef the
I,,:n1_e•tienl chineh at Kitehene'r.
.1 De, -her. jr.. has taken a string
of olio. horse)) to Toronto Exhibition.
The into W'llliam .J. McXer4u. of
Gc.bri.h, 81114 w,•il known by many 0n
this village. having t.i.ii 11 resident
::.•re a iumlier of years ago. Mrs.
1'.4!hwol Knopp and M'r. and Mr,. E
i'. Klapp att.-u'I.,I.1he funeral.
pita!, London. iodne weeks ag1e. has
WINGHAM 'ntfh.lent!y re.nv•rel to he rn.e4ed
to her' home hero.
eon %Ce•hnwday •.ftern...n of last Howard Kerr has atrepted a pox!.
Clysdale of Exeter olbe•inting• I ports an exceptionally
A gang 0.1 young men has i,. -n n, tel. year. The pulling ha.
Make Your Trip More Enjoyable by a
Refreshing Night on Lake Erie
(Yen roil tient to reed on the bras)
nomads of west bound travelers .ay to -r w:,uldn'( Port mined that ret.
aorafrxtable sista on aced our en. et..el - r. A good hed la a dm Raterwa.
a loss peed deep and ler appetii a' br.-4k1,.4 in tit nors.aa-
as-aenr.'. WA (OIEL"--•'CITY OF ENV' -•Cff"�lff OF GUFFAW'
Daily. Ma VOuP\y 1st to November 1Sth.
Anse Me/.la . 7.40 A a . 1 SW,.. Towel Aril eu/ebtAssomb`+- 7::s) A M
Arrive er ur n••wd
t _t...ltrt n• It (ender Pater. Vee -:a -ser L via rtev... ,•d ' ..tau. A.t
rs.r l..►rt veleq •.. WS:.l 14•i,r IW WAIL w c a a t•+a. Nov uAl w•1v
atom aa.r-.100,.• Tri G et Sh•r•
area sot Ires et tkeat punk titan Of ilea No. 'Jew' r Rh.
Gest aa:e' breendbee••.:.,) l3 vase 1..001.4. Sid hr• 14r4.41141, ro
Tb.Cleeiland and guideTraasitCin .0 `-- frete'..:ho. �.
Cie..eodd. 061. Fare 15.50
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GO TO McEWEN'S FOR YOUR
PICNIC SUPPLIES
OUR STOCK 1S ALWAYS FRESH
We have a full stock of :
Cucumbers, Ripe Tomatoes, Plums, Peaches, New
Potatoes, Carrots, Lettuce, Onions, Beets, Beans, etc.
J• J. MCEWEN
Phan* 46 Goods Delivered to All Parts of the Town
Do You Use
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.Counter Check Books
We are agents for one of the bt films manu-
facturing all kinds of Sales Books, and' can give you
prompt service and the closest prices.e.
11 you are inkerested in Saks Books ,of any
fund, ' calk anti see us. •
THE SIGNAL PRINTING CO., Limited
OOt, Street } •�. Goderich
ath r-_.,
By Taking the Fruit Treatment
In the Form of "Fruit -a -tires"
You can get rid of the pain; the
heavy, uncomfortable feeling; the,
bilious at tacks, headache,. and consti-
patten that accompany that trouble.
"The Fruit Tr eatahent-w Well Is the
intensified juices of apples, oranges,
figs sod pruneis combined with tonics
-will always relieve 1 y apepsia.
Mrs. Thomas Evans, Everett, Ont.,
says : "1 have been troubled foryears
with Dyspepsia, pepsia, Liver and Kidney
Luease,•frum which it wa14impossible
to get relief until I took "Fruit -a•
fives". Thanks to their wonderful
results, I am free of these ailment*
and am in normal health again".
This is the kind of proof that
convinces. The Fruit Treatmeut-
"Fruit-a-tines"-is sold by all dealers
at 25c. and 50c. -or sent postpaid by
Fruit -a -tinea Limited, Ottawa, Ont.
her return Moore MticCallotp• will
teach In 'reroute. '
%Male Johnston nod daughter, Mar-
jory. who were visiting Mr. and Mrs.
R. 4 a,rrl -k. hale• returned to their
benne at Virginia, Mints.
('harp'. Johnston, a former 1•uck-
low .buy, atcouyauled toy hie wife a1Ni
motored user from (0404* crud
+40.111 a few flays hen• with Mr. and
MO,. W. J. }Jttle.
Iteglnald l4arr•tc: who for a number
of cerin re11141 tit Ltx•ku.ow 11181
hirer moved to l.ondou. 4r elwrgrd
with uou-aup4s,rt of his wife anti
1hildr.io. and tM• en** twine before
Magistrate M,Xn4. at a hearing here
1111,1 was adjourned to September 3r41.
Barrett 41charged with falling to
live up to an agreement of segaire-
tluu by which he en4fege4.1,, to pay
S8..
monthly. towards the report of
firs. Burrett and their children. 1fr*.
ltarrett. formerly Annie Aruwlrung of
4.114-ku.rw•. y14011111441 to live at London
after the separation. Action in the
"else teas tak,v by tor' inr4ectnr of
the ('hildrep'..Ud i.'.Ioty at 'Walker-
ton. Barrett had ls.-11 living luso.
Portage I. Prairie and woe brought
east Lc a I'r.oila•t111 officer who went
from W.Iko•rton.
I'ats Pun.
A. the fre•ight train went by show-
- --- _._ l '1.'j 11 green light u wag ,bee•n'td to
•1 .••ri,n. operation ill , 'Victoria J."a-
' lt11a: -
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I "i'ut. +vhat kind of nil -,do you 'sup-
; pose they use to prodlry that color?"
r -Shure. 1 should Arty W,m4. 'of the
Iwerald Isle. .ir." was l'at'e IIBewer.
week. of 11+.h.gt•,. n,4.*jI Dr114il- 41st% 1111 the '0401 of the Gait (11.11••g I La a 1 IENCY IMPAIRED
luso• h. T"runt*, )floe J"+etibino Wal• int.. 111a4itut, Le x
too. ..f Texas. I. eunu• the bride of AU... (;rave f4•arlett, who Its. rt -
4;. 1: 1'.o,••k. el.l(wt '.'.n of Mrs. It.
I'•04 •• k of '%!'ingrain , The • happy
.• ,'14.i ' l;:r: a 1.e•u Bl'e'nding n week
•,t11 the groom's tn,d1v-r before taking
til, r•'•ridei-e at Toronto,
140• %V. Ii. %'.•roll -•.u. .'f Toronto.
r• n'•.' ed a• -•pi alntntu•et in \l'inglmm
11.1 !locule la -t w..•k.
lir. :nn! Mr.. 1)11.11' y 14•.!1111* w-e•r•
:."•.I t.. Forest a fow days 114" ow•
1 . t1•.• death of the-ir 111111 grand -
r. 1 x•rutl•y C,:ull':'Ct .•Id .1
,.f ?4t-. and Mrs. i'. E. il,,ltril�\
Mr loot Mrs. W. 11. Alt•he-.en. cot
4I..) :.ne. W-..11, hon,• been '4141111g
it'. lir. and Mr.. Jae Edgar.
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111vv I:dna W'M• o 44 .404.4.1 a year
at the Tor.ent., 4'tit.-••r%4r..ry :d '4I -
• to advance h. -r mu•baF srndi•
lei..
Wise for the loner two y.•a:•. ; n.
heen organist of W'.'ei4 y 1t•tinwli+t
:,nn91. I
Mrs. '41 .tnn.:r.ng -011 ,children.'
,4nn had been visiting, relatives nod
friend. In flinton nu)? ,,.•intty for'.
the 4..et'few(- menthe, reel
ttnnr... who :er„upwui,,l t1r;n► Pico•I,
bort ('lurk, Wiiliuw 1)urnell, Arthur
Dovey, (I rant Fetterlry, }Weir rt
Frewh. 'ROSS }'ursyth, haul E. (AI-,
beside, (h„ge Ikayii*, Jow•ph 11101-
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Inud. Fred AdlIngtou, Sorulan R.
Nkhulls, Arthur- Zlhropshall, Richard
!Newson. William 44. Heim., Wilber
Johnson. Fru1.k Johnson, John '1'.I
Mitchell, George Monk, The. M.t-
1)uwld. ('JNwley MelAan, Thomas T.
\Llyduuyld, Edward J. Morel.. Oliver i
I'vudett, Barry M. I'lolLeox. Alfred
Pullen, Percy Snyder, Percy W, „'an-
tler. Ilarvey F. Willis.
.% barge wreath. with velvet rildron, i
front the -or orutlun of Winglam.
and also flowers from the High
44•lwerl pupil.. were, laid at the tsar
of the rntmulment.
e•ntI,. -cure! her art saiwrr4s..r,• •
..•rtif!.-ate. Jin. .taken a is.siticn o11 �� Man Men and Women Are
the staff -4.f the Heu0011 i.,ntlnutltiou
„Poria. Baa y Handicapped•
t%hen von are an 1111, down 411 heiltII
rant 'It Ilut..lt'a rho efficiency ...f your
11ov. F. W. 00tr,•rh-1/1 end Ninne_ work as well a. y:mr power to enjoy
of
:o n..too4.rago.p ter • tu•r,' 1Mxr0 . eyW.arl 1‘11o)1n. youruIr'• -nrojl) 4).•os•nrke-. titt•o .'r)'h4e1,111..1,e11•st., ft
If
.14w. Omenn. TI: y h1-.• %i.ited Ge•1c. 3•a1 do reit. a •.•rion. 1're1I.I, i. 1s
r!m..-t •are to n -nit .••leer or hater.
rich. Hayfield and 111 he•r. inh.;s in
tile• ikinity. 111 nearly all .ass this .."million.
URI 'SSEL i
11!... co t1•4'ra' y. t. i,a• retorted I whi.;h '4 tor* n Tunic d.-e•ribe as ::e u
Ole .•sal *1.4411?) . Is .111*' t*
from-... a .trip , h. t,l.• UI1 ('tiuun•y, 1
with :. perty '.1 x••in.e.: teachers.-id'e.d that 1, d••firlent in rel core
Itelatleo. and _old frlpud. in l:rll0 111141 4e.. - 1,11 thet.b I 4s thin nod,
sec's heard with r.- r•; ••' the• .4.+uh weal` y windy 14ya.•10 suffer.. Y1111
of 10,, ^.;1.4 1'i•r:'Ilx•m. :.,',ret•..i:eh•:._ 1.4e. Appetite. !ecce ynIr
who ,lie,',' Aoig'i•t J-i'h to Kill. •:'•y ,.erve•a trouble you :.11'1 yogi feel, rest
hospital. Toronto. after an Opera.
Oen. Mr. Fert'n .',, inn. hoe.+ tt 1. -...What you n,411 i. help to 101111,1. tip
:err t..w 'li tu•aR isty•vi 0 1 `utTr ?111110 :111,1 41111 si.onlel begin at
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Walkerton ('Iwutullguu ,pwrautnrx
have to noun• across with Pit milts,. I 14i,1
this year.
FLY PADS
WILL Kill MORE FLIES THAN
g$oo WORTH OF ANY
STICKY FLY CATCHEP
-Clean to lyndle. Sold by al
Drlll�ts, Grocers and
Stores
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McCOMIICK AND DEERING
FARMIMPLEMENTS and REPAIRS
M'»+" f tf,t a few weeks, more and Grads Binders
it,twa4.r. haying and harvesting will be Cora eft
Ha�' RJw here. Threshing
Tedder. W4ll , you be needing any Machines
sikHay
Dawn, new implements for this Eadaat.caa.n
Ra m§ b. • work ? If you do, kindly Traders, Eta
give us a call.
We carry a complete stock of all Deering and McCormick
repairs.
Also Beatty Bros.' Maple
Leaf Cars, Hay Forks, Steel
Barn Track and pure Manilla
Rope, in ail sizes. .
Primrose Sall
•earls/ Cream
seeraraters
Opeu
Cultivators
Galla•
eta«
Alt Sias
Manure
*readers
Oliver Plows
Cultivators
Dose Harrows
Drib.
Land Rollers,
THE HILL HARDWARE
AUBURN
PNOISU1 Domtammsm, ft rapt 31 I$ytk, 33 r4 13,
'eft for their home in Ito r ;ow 10• I
Sank. They wvr.• n.1nm4'•nli.,I I.y
111.. 1.ivlllg-t.•ne of itayfi.•ld.
Harre Sba.4 had r"nrned after n
ear'. .0441014'-e in 1-:u:'lxuel. 141,•40 h0
was Intr./Ili 4a.xt-gra•Inat.• atll.tie•+.
1I.• ole,. '.[sited -niers! of Ila- Con-
tinental .•,gll.t ries
lir. It. It 1G•tcv'.tl. of 1':,+11.•1141
1 o!if, i• ,isilinc h,tr;clre•nts. lir. and
y I l
ye:+rr ori,• :uul ,',•nuu.•n�''d ,I- hn-i- •'r,•.• t'. make your -Phos! rich tool
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n. -v litc la, l:no.w•' Elis mother linea I hs taking its. 1\'iltiam.' Pink Pills.
iu Itrlw�e•I+
Much Easier,
-According to aerounts, all u mar- 1
rlel coupe 'has t* flu iu 1ta•tsia to!
get a divorce Is to agree. All au
Amerk•*n eon4de has to ,lo ' Is to
disagree. and that's , oadler.-Nash- I
idle Rainier.
in her • e Ig' rl eict.tl. 1 Y"n w-111 ,4444,) n111!''t• the different a 1"
'M
sect r-. .t. Rest_ of this pla,•r.
ar.• brother andi-'••r of Ili • de•
• a10e1
near. 1411.1 .t•,I.n : 0,1 r:,,i,ert le-rgns*t. I your health by a letter appetite x11.1
Inen'ard vigor. The reas„l 1• that
the new 1.1,•041 emoted by Tlr. William:
Pink 1911- vtimnlat,•s all the *rguns *f
the tools 10 healthy aottvit-. and •n
have 4ar•n 4 -4114.1 ! ore for 'rn• titue. , the .i -n m sins noun -timed nod
1.114,. thio n.a•k 1'•.r their home In -tr strength, if you are weak or tont of
1 W. t 1 -- is 1 I •r.rt• begin gaining now .tongth to -
.Mr.. J. T..lrnnvm and .i1Hdr.-n. wh11
Protect the Lawn la Winter.
A well -beaten path made across the
lawn In winter will probably work
permanent damage. The grass may
be killed and the soil so compacted
that grass seed sown thereon the next
season will net thrive. Such a path
will generally be obvious for a num-
ber of years. A "cow path" la dis-
tinctly an unattractive feature on a
lawu. The lawn ' sign of summer,
"Keep off the Pathe that are Mak-
ing" may well be heeded throughout
the year.
Another -ale against a lawn is to
flood It for the purpose of making a
skating rink. A body of ice over the
lawn In winter is almost certain to
completely kill the grass. The grass
will not tolerate' for a long time a
covering which precludes movement
of air.
Young lawns should have a cover-
ing
oven
Ing of snow. A, wind-swept lawn.
blown free of snow In winter. is 448.-
1r to lose much of its young clovet.
Brush spread about tends to deflect
the wind and holds the anew.
i t ,.• ... 14 e•r.. r. FruRrp a 411' i ,lay l.c taking ler. Williams.' ' Pint
c tt"i i , farnlhlg. II
Rarrl-ler 141 lls.of, win h,nl 104o-rm.o' Y\Ht ,,.n' /M tlrl.e pill. Sr'o eer1ek
'akin44 a 11,4I1,tn'. here 1.,r4h(• to•neflt 11111. lrtltgi•t or hF Linn! :,t :on 01444'. a ho=
of his health. lett last „cele for his - ' MiedlMne (' o
home at .tvonlea. gar41 + from The 1'r. 7144,14:
lfr•. 1`,. 11 M,•.re, N,•'tris. Man... ltre.•k4414*'. Onto
ler.. '1' 11. ('e•uk: :e foe roe•r re•.'dent of Brim- ls. who lin -
pi;: t;1,.r11'- ('. 14.•I:rn'. •f l4h ,l?ae11• pe•b 4i.Itf0g Jlore. left :...t wreak t..
WINGHAM MEMORIAL
R'h.„nein. de'In of the 4'ulcrr-ley Of 41.10 0 10rnther at Mllt.m before re- UNVEILED BY GEN. CURRIE
\1'Iw,n.its. vI<Ited lila safer, -Ira. .\. boning to her Western home.
T. Cooper. Islet work._--. __
Mr. and Mr,'. Thomas 'i4, ('oak of EXETER
1•:Infnn ahtomnee the engxg'n11'nt 1115
their y ger daughter. fosettn ''I-
ola, to Iiar*!.1 1A•sli. llnuley of Tor-
nntt.. seen of Mr. and lin. G. It. flun-
ky of Stanley tow11.iHp.
Mr. nn.l Mrs. F. Rogerson ann...nee
the •etig4grntent of their yn1111ge at
daughter. M1,1ry, to William Nott. eon
of 1(r. and Urs. F. Nott. Clinton.
�SEAEORTH
s Parting gift prior to her re-
mo}nl to ()tinea*. art. Arch. S..ott
was preemied by tis• Ladies' 1Ud So -
HOF of the 1're,d.ynrin climeh with
a Book of Praise.
The mill of the remota Fine Com-
pany was destroyed by fire on Wed-
nesday of last week. The ,cause of
the fire i• a mystery. es there was
no fire of any kind in the building.
Four years logo the Mme rill was
destroyed by fire. Mut It was •shortly
nfh rw'arils. rebuilt and egttlpp.d with
new and modern mneheitery. an that
the bat.• w'1') be h,vivy rine to the
('nmmeny. and oleo to the town. 814 the
11,111 rave etnployasent to a large• nom -
tier of men.
Miss baso And ']Iise Cerlle fleet lire
'pending a few weeks et Highland
Inn. Algonquin Park.
Arely a (:orlon. who had been spend-
ing his holidays with his Parents at
Rnxts.ro. returned law' *reek to the'
Werrt, where he 1a to charge of the
hrenclh of the Rank of Counnx'rce at
11a iota. Mien.
T1) old building on the north side
of (: *rich street. just behind the
D. 1). 'Hann egg emporium. was torn
down laid week by !Antis Alerhert:
who hes fitrchasel the site and le-
g a reeklen.e on it. The
one of the oldest land-
orth. and one of the
places of hu,dneea.
rl_.by the late Sam -
•WINGiILt'L. Monad 26.-A monn-
ns'nt to tri• memory of the '.oldie rs
from tede town who lost their lives
1154.. soli, Or0tnrt• has n••tuntea lu the(r
war was unveiled with appro
her 'cork en the staff of the Itrsnt- Hate ..•enw"nie•4 -there this afternoon,
ford ('ollsgiat.• Institute. having laid ,sir Arthur Corrie snaking the de'd1-
Irncr of llhU'Is,• -Meet last Fe't•nlan' ,•nO'rr r.tuarkv. A barge crowd at -
on 11"11(1114 of illness. Her sinter. Mr.. tended tont the park woos filled when
t, !die erect
building we
mirk" of
town's rattles'
baring 1tl'en,er
ueI Stork. who ('nt`luetnl a shoe bus-
iness in It.
Miss Helen French, who underwent
11Nt1'(i STORE
lli'le r, i. a. ..dui allying her for the
wlot. r,
.'t 'Inlet w'hH1144 took (dace at tis•
Mel leald,4t' parsonage. ('re.lit"n. 1.n
rhe pmgn1411 10'•g:w :.t 1. :141. The 'ret-
ern.s pirsole4 for too✓ u'c,,don, and
till the town organization. mud m11n1-
01101 i14. ,', were will repro...•at.d. A
Select the boar for fall use before
you are ready W use him,- Get hint
acclimated to your surroundings and
method of feeding and care. Never
use a young best until he 1s peat
ten months of age 4f you want large
strong litters.
A hen In the coop la worth two
1n the tree top."
Satnnlny aftenu04a.. Antes 'tot. .vont pile of wreaths :old ant flowers
when Re,. l0. NI, TUN Ilerf..rnted v11rrcrmd.•.i the base of the nr•morin4
the •.errt11. 4)' unitint Miss Grady. :a• the 1'11?011 •lack was withdrawn
I1..I.Ieu. ,•;.Leat daughter of Mr.. ('ath- from it. '
.rine I1e11,1w1. of Exeter. and 1.Ioy.i 1 The monruueot. Mile'!: was erected
Ern -or. son it the late lir. and Mee.' -
W. Fraser of lMnreertlle. . air. and
Mr'.. Frasier have left 11n an ext• tide)
trip to the West.
lie.. ("Aon Collin. of Sernie. a
fortuee rector of Trlcitt Memorial
..",ureh. Exeter, met with an 11nfurtan
ate acebleht Ter•ently At W'ntforl
wl'Ieh may result in his losing the
t1.• of two fingers of hM left Mimi.
Tile municipal conn4il of Exeter. at
the r.gne•1 of the board of education.
has ,kc1110,1 to submit a bylaw to the
ratepayers to protide :(17.000 for an
addition to the Rebtol.
('. R. 'Snell le planning to erect two
new residence's in Exeter.
Mtge Violet Treble. of Winnipeg. and
her Meter. Mrs. Louie Wernken, of
GrsndP Fork's. N. D.. who motored here
from the Were. left lest week on the
return trip.
Thomes O. Williams, a former remi-
ttent of Exeter, tiled Ter'ently in the
hospital at Indian Mend. Seed,... in his
fifty-third year. Mfrs. Solomon Jarerbl.
of Znrieh. Is a *deter of the dereneed.
The marriage took plat* et Sea -
forth nn August 20th of Ann* Vor-
onk71 f orrance, daughter of Mirs. An-
nie ikrrrdnce of Renforth. to Henry
Rowers. M. A.. wrienee maUMr 111
Exeter High Reboot. The e.remone
wax performed 'd by • Rot'. P4. Larkin.
The bride taught for Acme years' in
the flitch Reboot here. resigning In
July of this year.
LL'CKNOW
!74 the citizen.. of the town. Is a hnmi-
wme ane. the -Mine surmounting the
pedestal being n boom.. r•pr.'sentmtinn
04 a ('nnadin11 infantryman.
7911• W'ing1nm b:u.,l led the pmee+'-
siim fr.,nl lit• arm"rie' to the park
and the soldiers and .choirs of the'
town Ilnwl up, in front of the monu-
ment. The• parade was in charge of
Major 11. 4'. lle1Aan. M. (4.
The proessalhlgs opened with a
nullils•r by the choirs, a.rMuptnled by
the baud. llayo4 Willie gave'n, short
whites* in introduetng Sir Arthur
Currie, who acne aceompaniel by Ma-
jor }:darwds, ('ol. ('bmbc and Major
Shaw.
Thi ' •mm1nundt'r of the ('. E. F. In
Fritter told of the gallantry- and
tritlnlpl.e of the Canadian lays in the
Great War, and referred to the sorrow
which had come to ('anadlan hom,w
during. those years of world strife.
Th' gallant l'+.nadiane had responded
to the tall of the Empire. not for per-
sonal honor or wetlth, but for their
King and errantry. The speaker point -
eel alt that 444440 torn showed the
greatest of all love in laying down
titer Ines for their toiletry.
Lien. Currie Minted ort that no one
class of people (wore the brunt of the
war sorrows, hut that omit from every
welt of life. gave their all. Ile hoped
the Iii; 'had pns,4ed 'when' nations
'tumbling down the hill of error
visioned In mor the only method of
settling their difh•renera. War was
he11.
The speaker pointed out iu passing,
however. that the 0hteat War woe one
of rtgbteon.mv's on the part of ('nms-
dhthe. who fought ,*1111 died for a
world of freedom and a heritage of
4.0844['.
Iter. Mr. .trmetroug opened the(•en►
axny with prayer and Hey. Mr War-
dell said the 4.11..1115 prayer,
At the e0111.11110011 of (ieneral Cur -
rip's address the firing egtail, under
('apt. Fortes• fired thew volley* in
memory of tatty' to whom the
1.ute had Is*n 0tertetl and the bugle
',minded the Last iend.
The Iwmee en the graeito Pedestal
are as foilow<
Xnnln�c 1ieter Maod Haata, (inr-
.4n .1'la!r, 1..e1 ,•1 -'an f). .tit, hc.on,
W'aII. 0•,' Aih'111••nn, Retry lhtrker,
Wm. Itha•hntan. Ilerisrt lloatsl. iA•on-
ard Bnw•k, Ride. Cbettlrburgh, Hc'r-
Mr. and Mow. Harry Whiteley and
their son Robert. of Chicago. iTent
n week to town, the guests of Mr.
tlnrl Mow. W J. ',little.
[ferry Macey lett last week to rie-
11 his boyhood home In 'Wiltshire.
England. Mr. Marry ha, been in
Venetia forty-two yea re; working
Inst of that time with farmers In
lhtron (•minty.
MIs. Mentor* 'McClure ha. • rete
turned to lake Lenore. Reek.
MI.. Wm. Rarb er. who .malt the
hist two months flatting her mother.
Mrs. N. 1.. ('iiiw*bell. hoe returned to
her home at Cnnbrn(1, R. C. Rhe
nem a(cotmpenied to 'las West by her
,:.toss, IF. . loran ('.apple•!'.
MI•< inert Move/slime awl 11.111'4
Mem have hove taking In the teach -
.•re trip through Nee Oata(io. Oa
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