HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1924-9-25, Page 7THE SIGNAL,
GODERICH, ONT.
County 'and District
Mr. 111.1 Mrs. James I'.1lrsou, of formed the ceremony. Mr. and SlrM.
Et1t1 r.l.rad their golden kn
weddingh. Prowse will 11 net
t at Windsor.
u
le w•h1NrI
4.0 September fain They were luxe-' '!'1 fair held in 1'1114ton uu
tied in Morris OM ushlp S41nOlnber
Ulh. 1s74.
The death ,srurrel at (blood? oil
Monday. September 1:.111. of Mrs.
Samuel Illlmesitlul, at the age of ser-
uwny fir.' years. Two daughters, \Irs.
E. Mee/twill MId Sint. Rubt. HI►tgII.M.
Loth 1.4•.1414. Rt Hellman. 1)r. Foster Popp, who sl44•ut holidays
William A. Mason, a former well- r.'c.'ntty at his home here. left last
7t0uwu resident of Itrue•fleld, diet week for beau Diego. California. to
.4e/t.ulteer 3,..1 at Saskatoon, 111 his la kr charge of 71 114•w' 111/1iN•t0. hospd-
forty-fourth year. The Jiata,n family till w'h1e1, hat. Just been esWbllhtlied
left Itr.a.'field in 1!Nki and hare IH•••u there. 1)r. Copp hate '11,•11 working
-enntbliMhed In hns!ue,at 111 the 11,0111 tclth iii alta l'e'er, slam Ism dl.*•oven-.
biota at Saskat.s.n for A number 4.f having spent a year or Inure with Or.
years.' TJu• dwells.'I is survived lev 1L,,,Ung iu his lals.r11ory.
* slater and tau brothers, all of Fred hafts has returned to Clinton
6414knt,44.n. after a year's abseil.... lu Engl uxl.
Jas. $u,.lI & Sous. of Minot. took
newrl.. every first prise in the Lek,+- EXETER
ter she-ep .'lass at the Western Fair.
Ralph Steplienti w. of the GOMhen
Bite. Shu,l••y, diel Selltem ber 12th at Miss '.lay Jom•s. who recently un -
the age of eighty-six years. Ile was 44'rwetit 7111 operation 1n Victoria hos-
born near fort Hope and .auto to PIN 1. London. has sufficiently ree,.r•
Stanley tievuslaip when n 1s0y. Ili h 'Ted to be brought home.
survived to- his xgwl alit•, wren morns Tv,, Exeter North boys were hay-.
and three d,uhghtrne. ing 411 friendly ', exing limit ane• night
An interesting wislitioj took. plate last week when "10' of them. hill1'
at the I'rrlryo•rlan 111711151'. H.•nxall, 'illg 1,11 the other with a rather hand
nn Moodily. wpte n ter 13th. when pu1M•11. broke a bone in Ills ow'11 Iliad.
Oiiye Irru.' 414ltonnld. daughter of II" will not 11. 71144' to INex 7111, more
Mr. 44 id \irs. John, R. UelN,nnld was for n little tltlr.
united in marriage t.. .1. Gordon Slim Mary Elw,rthy' Jan« gone 111
1M vis -of Toronto. won of 11r. and reaolon to take a 1* 'i4iou at 111e
esteru I'piccrsity.
Mrs. 'John 1lIun,•v left last we. k to,.
her home leer 1:,Iue.nr.al after visit-
ing her relative, and friends in this
Inrnlity,
%Vilttntu Trobu,•r. of the enstoma
Monday of hast week was a .N.e.,•sx-
rul evert. He'll,',, the l'llIIto11 ta,blic
w L/Md, len other w•Iuo!c. in Mullett.
Stanley 111111 Goderich tl4I14'h01a t,luk
141 rt. I'hc exhibits were pheel iu
the ton II hull and were both numerous
and of fine quality.
Mrs. ,Im... I lin as of Exeter. 'lite err,
mens was performed by Rev. .1. .1.
Iii.' 'mnuell. Mr and Mrs. IMvis will
re•ld•' at Toronto.
At Kirke, I l.le- Farm. McKillop.
the home of Mr. and Mr.. John 1..
idacl)we'.1. on Wednesday. September •li'latrtm.tit. Edmonton. .t1lierru. :lid
17th. the marriage t.M.k phis• mf their lira. Trelot'r are visiting relatives Sirs. 4:..,..e•. 1,,•L•i.yre. •St. %coon.
(1811ghter. leaky.] Yatn,lltoq Slu.•is,celi, hr••. Que.. writes: "i .Io nor think there I-'
to Sanford I:mer.!na ?islt,r, of 1 ?114. 71,.' I:x••ter Fair. on WerIn1•.1hly mf m,y oilier ru•,H1•lu•• to eepull 11114'.
teen, on, The ceremony w'115 perform- Lr -t WI'ek, was fay.ore,l with ileal (full Tal.lets for little ones. I have
el by Iter, 1Ir. IsarkIn of :w,tforth weather anti there was a large nt.l anal then, for I.ly 1411,- 4141.1 4-.•.11.1 m«•
I k•1u11•r 1lI. Slr. I'rc,•11•r Is moving
toNew'litlaing.
LIFE BURDENED
While lit . 11 r. Fuer \r 1'. I',IIIin•
had lits auto sldemviped :nal damaged.
He wan thrown oat and lad his kue•
Injure,'
,holo, Laporte 'lax nailed his f
foe
w to
his son. 1 RwNlr• 1 11 •
1
A1Im
for a reriu of yours. reserving t
I lwi'llii,,, for 111. nw'n 1111•,
BRt•SSELs1
;;� BY DYSPEPSIA
loin 4'itrrili k, ,wn Bros -
sent,. and Mises I:Lely. 1\;infield, et
Luenu. 31.•re married at 1.11,1111...011 11..•
lath lust.. and nil! 'rouble 111 Itru-ods.
The village council has grunted be lie„iso• for a 111,4,.1111 INM,lr(Nlw. to b&
carried d on 111 the Atu,rleai hotel.
Mr. 111111 Slrs. W. L. 111Q,Wrrle, (d
Saskatoon. alert recent vieit rs_.. III
Brussels.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank INn'idwltl and
four children. •.f I.os Angeles,, Calif..
have. left on the return Journey after
44.vislt with relatives and friends here.
They Intended to tueet.r all the way.
ran wile.
R'. 11. Mariner$. awl Iwo daughter.,
of linusal.. were visitors 111 Itemisers
r..rutl,. They travelled 1.y motor
l
Itobt. Thuws•u's Mel.ruchlin roltq-
iI. ear wax burned when hit garag.-
..a. destror-.,1 1. fire early Frblay
HO ruing. the 12th fust.
'.Ir... Duncan Llvingstou, rata aged
holy who Ilett nit,' her daughter.
%Ir. .1. 1'nl?L was found lying on the
f:•ror .had when Mr. mid Mrs. Tull'
4.11lrncd home after .,'metra;; au, turn•'
111g with (Hels.
NOTHING TO EQUAL
BABY S OWN TABLETS
111 the 1.re•s••m,• of relative.. of ti,. teniae,. 1'h(• exhibit. In most
young ,Duple Mt. and Slra. Flslier lines were eteellert. The sla.n'fug mf
41-11? reside at Itrayton. where till• hems,•s teas a lits!.. high), tut th'$r
groom be pestma*ter. • was n .1MM? shoW?l,g ..f rattle. •
Slows Mane. of {Inllett towns111p.
Who, n. 411.1nlo,.wl' 111 these eohtttml•
)nst week. wits injured by beim:
thr.mu .111 of hl, wagon while 'riv-
ing im the Hurua rowel. tea of ell', .,st aeident which might have been
tan. sn' •-unshed to 111y •Injurke 4'ven Il'r.'..•riotta Lino' it' w,,,. .setae•
ti,. Ila w,s red to a 'airy of Zurich troolde drit-•
HFa_ fathi•r. • inn to the t\'i tern filar. The IM,r1F
viv,„„„. i':unsiyte'I of la. W. IS'rlllams, £d.
ZURICH
Thar../lay. Se.t•ti4s'r
jn his forty -n110.11 y.•yr%
eighty -«k y. --era of age. 1
shlea hl, w'Id,.5, a Man attd ��t dnuz;.• Miller. the Mises Ethel mid Eva \ri!-
ter: ('has. M:u11I, Ilurun road, '1.,s k- hams and M1 -M ..':huh•. Mellek. Tine
etigflltIi. and Urs. R. J. McFarlane. o: rivers) lean -al, and I,..n,l.rn n h,rg,• can
Ifloderleh. Th,•re'are• Moo four ).rent',• forme the north overtaking tls•m and,
era and thee" sisters. rill livImg 111 4ue.thor large ear frau the ,rntth
1.1110441114111.t.'\ ime.,itlg them Miineeged their ear into
the diteli.'•'s'Iser, ft overturned. Lod:-
CLINTON lir 4114 144.1,.44 were hr'•keu, although
Int• of • the young ladies were un-
eot ••lour, for x while a11.1 the ear was
A pretty wedding took phase-- on bad!). wrecked.
Saturday. September 13. at the ia.mne Th.. Zurich .school fair bast week
of air. and Urs. John WIs•'nnin, their. brought oat n g,MMd line of rzhfblt..
",tinge' dangbter. Margaret .1.1..x.1.1. .1. I'r..4er and 1)r. 1'. .1. '"1" •.:•r
Jw•cntnl,lg ^tin bride 4.1 Evan 1'r .:,,v.• . y, harr,Ked residential properties
of I)er•0it. Rev. J. i:. Hog- 1«-r n Z11ric1.. the transfer to take .•ff•.•t
BENEFIT FROM TANLAC
LASTING, HE ASSERTS
Ontario Man Says It Put Him In Such Fine Condition
2 Years Ago, He Hasn't Needed Any Medicine Since.
"Well. air, It 1.44,k.,1 like i was very first few doses of Taulbee clean
going to have to giv,• up nae J,h. but
1'antac kept Ile en the payroll and.
el mursP. I'm strong for 11," is t114'
striking statement of 11',41. (`ranker.
t.. nay finger-tips. Thia was two
years :Igo and thus. bottles pat 1141' ill
4111(•1 good 41hape that I have amt had
to stand n rent for nn' ,'r a
W IA.sine e. nis St.. ItrlskciL'e. In,t.. who for eat t and sleep fine, never mass a SE .1 RTH
30 rears pato hes iw.-n employed by dily'R work any nmere and feel fine.
the (':,median National railroad. Veen Jnst can't beat Tannic." ,1 touch respect..?\ .•.i.1.•td ..f Sea.
"1 • . n •r
"My a tun, h went wrong lf) vales Tnnlnr Is for sale by all cote' drag- (,0th. S{Is. Rachel 'tree.• ptass•d
ago tend tIu•u I gra,htally got out of plats. A..e"pn no substitute. 115.11 {0 aw'xy 1.11 Nbenday. 1ci ember Pith.
fix in lets '.f ways. 1 .'ouldn't eat million 1.4rl•te sold. after n long ilnws. MMi Grieve was
e,r s'..•p to do any g.Mwl for n.Tv4.1111- seventy-three viae. of ahg.e ,4,411 14-11. a
nesA �
and indigestion. .
. .110? had .rt t,
g t
g
native 4,
f hill0l ...mit
where i .imply had to drag myself T:u1L•1.• Vegetable Pills* for cornettist- 1 •fI, to Sea•
I forth lame 1 twenty ycs :i nim. brother.Thomas
to the rnllmnd yards in the mnrningR. tion n,.ule and r,.nmmendl,l by the t;rirt-e, of S,vlfnrtlt. I. +l
"1 could feel the god (Iter is of fay m.14n,faetIrers of '1'anlac. Edward' J. Whittaker. ,1 well.
kmoot sclentlst, eenntr(I•d with the
\'ietnrin 11nsenn. 111'llwn\whm wn1 al'-
cldentally killed at his gut nor Itcntie
near that C1ty on the 141It aL, w•a4
the only son of Mrs. White Pr of
`tea forth. He Tran n genian • of
S.ufortI. 4'4.1logitate 1notituto and had
had n brilliant caner nM 11 w'h'ntitle
student.
Miss Lentherllnd hat sold her
.heeding on .John street to Miss Law-
rence and will make her linen at
1.011410R.
Th.. Rttenelnnee at Wmforth ('olh•g-
iate this term Is Aland 2.'Wl. The an-
nual field dnr r to N. held Friday
,'f this week.
11a. News N11 y44' An 1-11 ire'ly 111'ta-
pretof ee Mtnff Is now in charge at
the Laval office. On Thursday hast
Inspector \fnrriy installed Mr. 4'. 1'.
Sills as p.strtulmfcr of Sestfnrth. The
staff now eenwista of Mims Rena Pick-
ett. formerly of the Clinton p(44totflee.
who lune hnd M•.ernl years' exl44'r•
lento 111 the work n kad full charge
of the office there for n time: Miss
n.othhag ,..lee.VI hat Mrs. Lefebvre
say. tbon.h11.1. of other mother. s.ly.
They have found' by trial that the
Tab'ws alwnt.•do just what is elaltn=
ed for them. The. Tablet. lire a m11.1
hat 4horottifh laxntire n-hfeh regulate
the is.w•els 4445.)-w'yterl the .luno''
And. sluts i'ani.h
potion.. e.1d4: ri.11e•, etc. They are• .veld
hy tneik4tte dealers or to mail at 2.1
mots ' a box from 1'be 14r. Wilii:Ifwe
Merlfein•' ('o., flr's•k'ille. to: r.
.
r.
lit. and Mr.. H. 1',.lh«Inn.• !care tak-
en up F ;6 -nee• in Mrs. .1. 1;:.1. r'.
dwelling on King street,
Mrs. P. G. Mel'nffre•r. of Detr.•it.
-p•ht a flay .Flys at the+ tome. •J he:
father, Gem, Hirrn.. 11'•rsister. Mar-
garet. returned with her and will
1.10 n week ..r two 111 Isetro!t.
Ur., N. 4'nnlin. and MrS. N.ir.• . ay,
nw:11. Inn ;, •1.!•i �r!nfla-+e. In 41..•
1t'c-t.
Italy. U' , ;,hitch w 711 -Fold
Its :11.::iv, teary dd. year on tiehrs•r
T_'tlt.
-rho choir of St. Andrew's ,•hur•h
• .pre -voted their retiring !.,oder. Sllss
Sara 111lme. with an :oldness of air
pre•lalmu ate? n 1,and.mme .11141
fb.tr. r:hnskrt l,rfor to y0 r marring...
711.• 4..•ulu of th.• i'
I g 'Ys' imremru;?
wav celebrate.] with a armor dam,.
and carnival •;n tt'.dne.dor nlaht of
last week. The Sinj,I,' leaf mewing
chili rentire,l (aur for the-31„aon:.l
Hall fund. and the hillea -of Trinity
clmlr,h mode 4441 from the anlP of
-hot .log ' and coffee, l'rise•whroera'
111 the enrnivnl were: 7,n.1141 ertnf.'.
.1111,' E11111111• genre .,unh'. Mai tt'lhit
t'•ner. Itrns.(sls : Indite;' fatal. Mrs.
44.014.1 !Man : gents' fnm•y, (:onbili
M' -.r.': child n. - Mary (,M-kltar :
sweepstake'. MI. Evelyn Goldthorpe.
We Have a Good Fresh Stock of
Apples, Pears, Peaches, Plums,
Cauliflower, Cabbage and Celery
The Best XXX Vinegar and Best Mixed
Spices for Pickling
J. J. McEWEN
Phone 46
Goods Delivered to All Parts of the Town
Make Your Trip More Enjoyable by .a
Refreshing Night on Lake Erie •
(Yater nil ticket brood en the beets)
llw*i aa&s et west bound travelers 1.y they wouldn't have misled that coot
comfortable night no one of air ane wesmers A good Mit la a clean stateroom.
a long sound Meet end an appetising breakfast in the morning.
ahem,,..SFZANDRPE"-'CITY OF ERIE" -'CITY OF BUFFALO"
Daily, May tat to November 15th
Leslie Sea& • Yon P M 1 Finer* J Lowrie Cleveland - 900 P 11.
Arrive Cleveland - 790 A U Marisa Time 1 Arrive heals - 7:30 A Y.
Cacao. ee tee reds, Piet. Pat-te-1144r. Told.. Detroit and abbe pale.. Ask
},s12�4�tkk t gent a ,ouUl.t .cave Iw I.ck.t We C a a t tee. New Tourist Aeto-
rants ease-{IY00
„Thr 01.10 Ship
Seamdber•'-Lensth
SM het; Breadth. 94
feet 6 inches.
Fare $5.30
Meed fa 4rry .,r rortlossl mode them el the
Great dalp -Semen bee" ..d Ji -peva basket,
' . Cbsalend and Sneak Transit Ca.
Clemiand, Obki
4 VI
•
(' 111'Rt:I.1.:1 DRUG STORE
Health and Happiness Came
With "Fruit -a -tires" -
Made From Fruit Juices and Tonics
" fruit -a the.", the wonderful
medicine made from the juices of
apples, oranges, figs and prunes, is
one of the greatest means of doing
good that this country of ,ours has
ever known.
Fruit -a -titres" is bringing health
to hundreds RIO hundreds of people
who suffer with chronic Constipation,
Biliousness and Dyspepsia.
Mr. Frank Hall of 1`'ye'ale, (ant.,
gays, "1 purchased a box 01'"Fruit•a•
fives"and began the treatment. My
condition improved immediately.
Thedyspepsia ceased to be the burden
of my life as it had been, and I was
freed of t'onsupat,on ".
50c. a box, 6 for $2 50, trial size 2.5c.
At dealers or sent by Fruit-a•11volt
Limited, Ottawa, Ont.
Margaret .1Mhtoq.. who 1:,. been cow=
Heeled with !be postot4iee 111- Gerrie
for wtme time and whin 144 al Normal
Schad (graduate and 11r. Dow so
I4eid of Senforth. w•ho lintel. a 11
class teaeh.�r'M ....riffle -ate.
HINGHAM
Mr, rind Sar.. ('harem
have returned to ono
the summer alt Ifni
Mrs. A. 11. %%'II
far ttlud.or. w
mov lerrtlllm
dent of a 1
Peter 1
I`'
other
!1:15
-Shackleton
after els-idling
seine. \hl-k,.kn
erd left last week
ere Mr. Wilford is
lv !neared d as Kettl-
e raid storage cowpony.
iklater. who was visiting
. Sir.. Peter Gowan,.. stud
re'.,►h-•'s f.'r several months.
•tuno•d to Saskatoon. Sask.-
-I. 14011 11 coaled I-0111r1'4ta,1 mem-
orial debentures for #7.�tNl lir ten
y«.114 and Isarfug its 1»r •.•ut. in-
terest. The. whole. 1.wte WR. taken IT
1,44111 Investors.
While driving along. the riverside
Frank Scr.;.iton. driv.•r of mu.- of
L hitt'. 1.1g truck., ekiddes1 v.ff 111.•
read 1nt,, -t!:.• anter. The driver
s-..rkel his .war though the window
fn the truck ai,.l out to dry land. T.
l:hw•n hlrelle•el 1.1. tenni to the frock
't,hahl it Just ,.hon' to the top',f.the
batik when the harms.. broke and the
.nam Tall away. The -Irick fell (sick
tote Mt F'Intm•n. 01111111Z 111111' In the
-glad afterwards fraot11'*, were
balm' In hi.,,.'hirIw,n,, and .honlder.
The. true ova• I.ulle•I out by mealier
troek. II le the worse for its
I:unwniion. \1
:dw.1rd TelopkIn.. n1111.' work:l.¢
,iii a ripsaw/%; the Western foundry,
not Monday. t1I4 with an aeetdent in
;vinic; Ilk rigbi han'I wa, wet -,•r,' y
ti:Hlg',•d. I1.'.', ly he •ttff.•rwl anti -
'atom of a flpg.4'. and a few nhiurth+
am. lost Hie .fight\ of MI ey.. in 'tteee-
atfng the ..ante machine,
LUCi;NOW
Thursday, September 2:e, 1924--T
PRINPERII(s F.tRMS
41 M1111111111_ from page 2I
:tad the fart that .most .1 111rm are
grown oar 11 real slur Mini.
Pine Flax field.
hi i t hr country NII1'IY•1111.11IIg ltlytln
41,41E to 11 hes. extent tlrouud 11'ingtuun.
flan Ix grown. and here as elsewhere
the growers are highly pl„Ised with
the yield. Iniekm-heat in that .! stri.'t
IM also it.MMl. 1111 hetlgh the a ..re•a go
..,dull t.. IM• gruts 4,•r Hell \\'ingh11i,.
1101%'''11 Myth and 1\'iughlun the
farmers 1111VI. beer greatly 1111nll44'rel
by Om mint whieli have continued all
through the mat harvest. The oats in
this section have 144,,41 eat for vem.•
time, but here as nowhere else' In 111e
whole of Pisa Het ft. ham it been
difficult to get the mita under co
!n n dry state
one farmer. in speaking of 1 per-
versity of the w •ut her. .and' "1 am
nearly desperate. My salla tare limen
ready to draw- in for oee two weeks,
and every time 1 go '- r the field
with a wagon it star t.. tour. There
are nsoJii11ew !VIII i. :110111141 1d14•.
!not for the w it of dry grain to
tllr,ih. If w steak two or three
loads off the field at a time ae are
lucky', for M Bare as we start. down
..me. 41 'rah,." It was louring when
this f mer Npo•k.. of ,Ila grievance.
-avid he algwur/11eP of lli« ..aft field
la • c soaked fur the third or fourth
n,' gave little doubt nit to the sin-
erity of his words.
Prom Itlyth fn tVingh:Hm the ...1111
try torus again- from rolling laud to
level prairie. dotted' here .and .there
w ith fine w4sodlot..•
Harvest Abundant
There 1« little change here either
in. the mature of the farming or in
the unbroken l nl?ormity of the bar.
vest. which. nitli olltdl ,IIlfh'nit to gar -
,,.•r, is au, extromelc nbwdnnt On.,
.111 Jnerense in the acreage of butte'
wheat a5 e.mJu,r,l -hi• the enunfry
s..uth of (Tinton marks the northern
Hart of the di.tri.•t a.1 lasing. different
In its cropping. other ern In croon
riinnittg In about tis• sam0 1'1.4(44.1114,1)
•h.'ld 1,1 11..' '.14 )u'r districts. I
Sugar 1445,45 are; n good crop In the
distri.'t betwee1 l.rmdes►r.ro. ,u,;l
Myth. but the.e are grnwn prin-
cdptally. as ,11tH.' • fe41 1111'1 compared
to the acreag,'. In .'rhe 11'n141ceburg
mid fort 1.am14.an dlstrietg the 'cross t
Is a minor one. 1'ornbs•s. curl and
chut•er in this district Jnst mentioned
are the outstanding croie. and one
.14.1 fine rioter of all three on Lha
farms of Ge.t•ge Garrett and Mosel
HoltxI, u,r. near rtyth.
.- In erntrn-r to the generally A4cept-
1sl Idea that craps to the south and
4,iwitnl, Lake Erie will alwnr44 rilw'n
before those farther north. It 11 In
fer.'Rting-fe note' that while at ('Innde•
-
iN•t•.. nn, !Merton the preparation of
the laud for fall wheat wan not eon).
pietist on s.ute farm* between Blyth
111111 'sViugharn the 110w• crop shnw44
nearly two Inches of growth.
-People often will give Mr,s• cheers
for lona•/hlrig they w 0111111 't give any-
thing else for.- q'Ichiil l:ration.
SCHOOL FAIR DATES FOR 1924
Following are the dates of the school !
fleefairs to be held In Huron county this
irurl41 "",ninon has nom, on year:
a trip to SI'kareli man. - Rlyth
MI-. Verna Mo'.iui!Iln has taken a Wiligham
iwwitlal as- teacher tit 4'hiplxtwa.
Mr. rod Sirs, ,1. It. Fnrsmnn, of Tor-
, Credlton
Hensononto, were re•etit visitor. In Lu,'- winehel
..nw. Sirs- Fnr.nlanh was Mho. tVinchelReA
mar -
:rarer '.incl h., i 1,1. n daughter of the
Irate Mr. and Urs. is.nald Mire tomtit!.
Slr. Fnrsmnn is instructor In agri-
erlltnre tit the Slindep Reformat. y, ._
- Sliss . Mary Christie. of 'Pet ft,
visited friend. in town for at few d•
She had 4s11e- over to attend the fnq-
i'rirl of her sister. Mrs. ,iohn Ding-
wall. who ,1f••11 at '.1's4J0•.I.•y.
Frank flit,• 11415 jn relr15.',) the ul I
Iso ling green property at 'the enr,,r
of I s
>a I
:trek Rose • . 11.1.
r t5 . 71,41 1
nit:
v u:
61,11'1 A dwelling on it next spring.
11r, tool tar's. .John Hackett have
4..ugh,4 the i)arrow p4110.1ty on Sta-
tion street, Mr. and Naar.. Darrow ni
tend to .remove t.. Gndcri.•h. Mr..
Steel limiter Jaw sold her dwelling on
,4111rarn street to 31 r.' .'releavon. of
1tioura11(urn.
Mr. rind Mrs 1'. H. Itog.•r., of IValk-
'rton. 81ililmncr• 411, 1.141:11r.'1111 -11f of
their danglhb.r. 1141h.I. t,, Enrol Do-
llen Camel -Mi. son of Mr. mid Mr..
It. D. 4',Hierou. 1,11ckmnv, the mar-
riage to take plate (miet!y the iaiddl•
,f I)(loiter.
.''. pretty wedding took place ,n Sat
mrday in but. John's i'resbyyterian
e11ur'h. Toronto, emichtet'd by the
14.•v. T. A. It4slKer. modified by Rev.31r.
/Untold of 1Viigham. when Marjorie
May. only daughter of Sfr. and Mrs.
W. .I. Schell. became. the bride of Hr.
11'. V. Johnatmi mf l.mrknna'. The
bride looked well in a gown of ivory
beneath -ft crepe trinunel with marine.,.
orange blossoms fnstete11 her tulle
veil, and Rhe 114rrte1 I shower i44ml-
quet of Oldielia r.1.4.6 And carnations
Miss \'k'torla ti -arrow, In turquoise
Hoe georgette. and Miss Leath' John-
ston. sister of the groom. In peach
taffeta. acted am bridesmaids. Litt!e'.
Ural Schell, the bride's, euu•in. In
pink taffeta, vvxs a charming flower -
girl. The groom w•1111 ANslste,l by Mr.
4'. Smith. Mr. K. Putti, and Mr. ttalpo
Smith were the usher! hiring the
signing of the register Mimi IaRte'I
Emile sang. A reception was held af-
ter the eerrmunq at the home of the
litres''. parents, 631 Broadview- aven-
ue. Inter i)r. and Mrs. ,Johnston left,
11111141 Rh.rwers of eon'etti. for an .'x -
tended motor trip. 'Suit will rwfdr
In Lucktrow.
A Ilan is gland has per-
ennial charm elriefly Msau1P 4411141
r. oat either nulrry. , r ;No 40 work. --
Kit. -litter Ke,•nrd.
A (Geed Old Treat
W1N(I'H.AM, Sept. 22 - 'Harry. 1kid
aced m'e'aty-,w•5en. and his wife•
.4'1-e11 Y 711210', on 1neulydliv 14nl+hr.1
taking In the hart -est from their lis)
acre form, three tn11e. wear of here.
Tp:rntcrr'. •^•r , 1 iritic e'er
rim 41 ,Homo.: of 4.51.11 leer •n 11
farm. this aeth'e .1,1 .enured,' h.aa111ed l
tla•ewhole job without help.
Rept. 25, 211
crept. 29, 30i
1 1
Oct. 2
'Oct. 3
HEALING
SOOTHING
ANTISEPTIC
iw/y resi .kiln /oulles
amikk
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McCORMICK AND DEERING
FARM IMPLEMENTS and REPAIRS
Mowers
Hay Loaders
Hay Rallis
Hay 'Idlers
Delivery
•s. Etc.
Just a few weeks more and
haying and harvesting will be
here.
W;II you be needing any
new implements for this
work If you do, kindly
give us a call.
We carry a complete stock of all_Deering and McCormick
repairs.
Grain Binders
Corn Binders
Threshing
Machines
Ens ilageCutters
Tractors, Etc.
Primrose Ball
Bearing Cream
Separators
Corn
Cultivators
Gasoline -'"
Engines
All Sizes
Also Beatty Bros.' Maple
Leaf Cars, Hay Forks, Steel
Barn Track and pure Manilla
Rope, in all sizes.
Manure
Spreaders
Oliver plows
Cultivators
Disc Harrows
Drills
Land Rollers,
Ftc.
THE HILL HARDWARE
AUBURN
PHONES: Dungannon, 5 ring 3; Blyth, 32 ring 12
MCLAUGHLIN-BUICK SPECIAL SIX 25-26
THE new Special Six is a car you will
enthuse over.
The Business Coupe, for instance -the
smart lines, the beautiful, quiet -toned Duco
finish and handsome equipment, give it an
air of smartness and style that is equalled
by few cars, regardless of price.
Moreover, what you would expect from a
car outwardly so beautiful, will be more
than fulfilled by this Coupe's performance.
The 50 H.P. valve -in -head engine provides
more than enough power for the hardest
going in mud *nd sand. The sturdy chassis
and cantilever springs, together with Low
Pressure Tires, A ord unusual driving ease
and comfort -eve on the roughest roads.
The increased safetkof Four -Wheel Brakes
adds much to the driver's peace of mind and
enjoyment.
('-1914
LOCAL DEALER
W. M. BELL
EAST STREET GARAGE GODERiCH, ONTARIO
MSLAUGHLIN-BUICK
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An Important Showing of
LADIES' WINTER COATS
Cut Velours Coats, plain and fur -trimmed, nicely lined and interlined.
Crushed Plush Coats. with fur trimming, lined and interlined,
tone brocaded and plain lining.
Velours, with fur collars and cuffs or without. all !figure -lined 811(1 13 95 up
int(rlilied, ranging from 1
..,,,,,,............... W U.
Marvt•lla (oats with Fox, Sable, lrttuirrcl or Thitn•t Collars, beautifully lined anti interlinwl,
at v. r\•,attractir,' prices.
with a two -
Children's and Misses' Coats
In Velouruand Cut.Va14itrs, plain or with fur collars and cuffs.
�� Ladies' Gloves
Short anti long Gauntlet (doves in rhadet• t.1 Mode. `and, (fray, Boas. r and III ti t
mrd with embroidery faith fancy cut-outs on the coif.
Get Your Fall Hat Here
Attractive Models in Felts and Vtdvett•, with all the different trimmings. AlsoChil,lr-n's Hats.
A nice rang.' of new Fall ('oath apdRaincontt' for the Men. ('orneand nee them.
NOTICE
Thi, store will he closed Septen,her 29 and 110 for the Jrwi•h New Yeat holiday's and will re-
open October 11.1 .
Mr•11111a>_
THE SQUARE
A. CORNFIELD
LADIES' AND GENTS FURNISHINGS
SHOP WHERE 1 -OU ARF. INVITED ro SHOP
GODERICH
PHONG 410 I
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