The Signal, 1926-9-16, Page 7•
In
In S
after
Miss
hat
lug 1st.
John V
merclul h
Ilgaor of Mltehef,, who take,, pewee- ! i
Sion at the end 08 the month.
Ifeury 'Weskit,' et, Cwetance, luta
pureliaac4 a house In IIleafbrth and in-
tends to retire from the farm this fall,
Ills son Hntty will atilt starry on t
farm operetlons,
'rile t usual plowiug niefth of the
Iluren Plowmen's Association aei11 be 1
held at the Iarui of Mrs. Wm. larryy..
butt a mile W4'u of Walenn. nu Tltttjrp' 1
day. (k•tober 7th.
Itlehur ! 1'o11.4'k, an o14'rtskletut
Hensall. 1s' laded away September r (Jtti
1n his severty•seventh year,1- He was
a well-knownta
hnrsequ. Whit owned
a tutelar of floe aulmalsi„A widow
survive -
The resldene•e of Paentastur Waller
at Wroxeter hid a narrow mopes'
from fire .sue nr'reIng reviler, tie the
result tet flames from a ('all oil, otos,.
The fire alarm was sounded sail the
See wgtrgot under content estiri any
serious, •tentage was dune.
(�a__..4�e+iefalay afleiiewmAletesol--1_
bee Stb. st the I'reehytorlan manse,
Seaforth. Kathleen Elizabeth.. daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. James 11. William-
son,
snit, of Men:Weis was molted in mar-
riagP to Alvin John ittlmore. • seen of
Henry 4'. Stimnre. of the same towa-
tiblp. Tire ceremony w -as performed
y•pnd District
:shirk of Henson, t.
risou's farm on the 2n4 conct.sion of
filthy sprained ankle. T
er, of 1Vinthrop. died
idtat t(eldewter . lith
vs' illness. a
e i.yuu. of Londetthoro',
unit irlwr • nht .is.pi:¢
uokertgotth.
The Induction of Ifev. W. A. Bretu-
ter. late of (bbourz. into thepartur-
to of Brum-Bela (Silted. ckurch look
pare 1111' Friday evening, /Septeber
3rtL. Rev. U. Telforsd, of Myth, pre -
bled: Rev. 13. A.,Lundr. of [tippets
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.ens the IntInductionprayer; Rev, Mr.
Flbsnox, of Crediton, read the Scripture
e•asoa and ',emoted the sermon; Rev.
Dr. Hamby. of Blyth, addressed the
minister, and Rev. W. K. Alp, of An-
nan. addressed the a„tigreg.itnes
do 11'edt:est:4, Nepleraher lst. at
be home id lir. and Mrs. E. II. Epps.Vanua, their only daughter, Eva Mar.
was mielted In starrier.- to Melvin El-
lett ('lark. 'dest ants of Mr. and Mrs.
io.rile /'lark, Varna. Rev. J. R. Mil-
er. of (*imamuncle of the bride. of
tl*t.sl. assisted by Rev..1J. Ihtrrnnt
the Putted church, Verna. The
os-41.1114nmusie was played by MIs•
Muff -lee Madge of fleesall. The young
nntple left for a humeym..on trip by
motor to Toronto. Niagara Fulls and
intermediate points. They %A 11 make
tiwir home near Varna.
nlug as a uursta s
g has **hi tlx New limn
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el at Hensull to' John M. 1
by Rev. lir. Larkin. 4
The death nc4-nrrest en Attaint ;1111.
p iussa ,
Anthte t;owal ,It*.' completed hie
four 'years' apprcaticeahlp to Fbzi
drag store and leaves tdtortly for Tor-
gatw to attend : the-Coilmte of p
Thomas Lee, a native of Broilers.
died re a ntly at Arcola, ,+ask.. He
went to the Weet in 1882 sad stw-
cetNb•.l as n fernier. his farm twine
one of the largest in the distd(t end
noted for Its Hereford cattle.
'LIRE SIGNAL
GODERICH, ONT.
'l'lwr"lay. September 16, 19126.--11
OPERATION LEFT tiny }fit of last week. stugl t.,rtof in marc f•heto it yllt. wan ntttttu
tau years. She was k e:au�l. er o[ in marriage to Willie's Audrea 11144
Aber. Smith of Iteu.ali: ' ..f t Ilutou, out of the Isle Mr. awl, Mrs:
tbnthtuation teen+vt re -opened fust T,o•tun•Lane. 'Ds eeremono S.M.:MI-
N R VERY WEAK •w with Mimi It treelf as nIntel � "t•d by KEN: Pettier tiaRm•y, is'-•
and. Miss Patten, a t .'utt .as lasi■t tui. ' t+isted by Kev. Fathers .G;ats ltd
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Reny Lutists Jatk.on. of Blyth, and lht11tkir. Afft r the • canuu
•.uy the
Letter Tells of Wonderful
Relief After Taking Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound
Coadaton, Ontario. -"After a se-
vere operation and a three weeks'
stay in a hoopftal
1 returned home
so weak that 1 was
unable to move a
chair. For four
months 1 was al-
most frantic with
pains and suffer-
ing until 1 thought
sere there could
not be any -
for me. I had s ery
severe pains in my
left side and sut-
ered agony every month. One day
when 1 was not able to get up my
mother begged me to try your med-
icine. My husband got me a bottle
of Vegetable Compound at once and
I took it. I started a second bottle,
and to my surprise and joy the pains
in my side left me completely and I
am able to do all my work without
m
belp. 1 aa farmer's wife. so you
-' lee [can't be idle long. In all, 1 have
taken nix bottles of Lydia E. Pink -
ham's Vegetable Com_eQm.und, five
xes of the Compound Thblets, two-
bottles
wobottles of Lydia E. Pinkham's Blood
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Medicine, and have also used the San-
ative Wash." -Mrs. L. Leagusese,
Box 103, Coniston. Ontario. u
ofJames It: Grasby. n resident of the
btb Ilue. Morris tewnsldp. following
10 operation for the. removal of an ab -
areas on lilt peek. IXe,•aael wa. tarn
In Hallett township in 1►alti and movedw'
to Morris toashlp twenty -our yearsago. His wife peeslspen-ei him and
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three (4eltdrin are left. Tbt'a ii. 1;rah
by. of Hullos *pa Charles. of Blyth,
are brothers. ,
At the United , beech snubs. Kip -
pen. ot: Sept( tuber "Sth. the aeaMage
took Oars. of Margaret Ethel. winnow
daughter of Mr. and Mr.. Robert Mc-
Donald of 1'atarne. to William H.
a.
Greea,a, of Mr.' and Mr-. .1. J. Gown
of Tue4tersmL•b. The ceremony wan
pt•renrm.-! '.t Ret'. R. A. Lundy. on
their rotten trot, NW wedding trip Mr.
and Mrs. a;meth will reside on the
Hnntly t:.'r.1�..•nL.-�.•troit. was n
rteent visitor with Lot -know friends.
Bey. C. H. Dhitiruu i. who 1121•• 1.•4•11
charge of the Ashflel(L l'nCtd• ('her -h
circuit. has nc.•eptel au invltatinn to
heroine assistant mister of St. And-
rew•e rrnite4 church at Moose Jaw.
Sisk. .He wlH (•loss his pastorate
here next Sunday and will take up his
dtitiei 14 Monne Jaw at the le -ginning
of •Oetoher.
Yrs. C. 11. Mellpnald and Miss Mc-
Donald and. family. Imre returned to
1.nekmow after smenllne a month at
11,•Ir'ottae.• at 11'osagn Beas here..l,.
other relatihere. has retmtrhed to
her home at Chasm. dank.
Mrs. Jaynes t1...,,a looslas
nwidenee.to R. N. Itonettt• end will
spend the whiter with her daughter In
Stratford. • e
The ilapeaitor last ,week bail the
following item: Mr. John Murray. of
Egment'ville. has a aquaah vine grow-
ing in his gerdeu that ou Wednesday
measured 38 feet long and is *4111
growing. To see how much the dant
would grow in a week, Mr. Murray
one Saturday night placed a stake In
the gruund at the tip of the vine and
on the f,ollowtng Saturday night found
that it had groan 5 feet 4 inches dur-
ing the week. Vi 1- would lite to hear
from any a(•ctisn In the Bounty that
cin even appr�ch this In the produc-
tion of garden produce.
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John Hey, sr., has puretatael the
r, sident a property- of Mrs. Enema J.
Horner at the north end of the vil-
Inge.
Sirs: Kama J. Horner. of 7.tlrfcb,
was wedded at the Evangelise! par'on-
nee. Dashwood. nn September 4th. to
F'reieMck Witham Glthtilev of Detroit
Juatlt► q'peo.p,re Sludadr.:ot Iltlgdrn,' 1•ae,Kv !smote lett ••u a muter trip ti.
were united in tuartiegt' by Rev. John i'orunhi 4411,1 Xiagini Falls. They will
Richardson, .tf Iiretuleo t'ultel+•Luroh, mako•their !wine In Clinton.
nit 44 -Member 1st. They will r•••td,' 111 The wedding took Pale quietly, at
Rrli<den, the Mame of the brl+le'e mother, os'
s. pt, 416. r :'ud. of HE Pearl, youngest
EXhs� ` •,ungbt.•r ..t Mrs. ('ort.fsh ata, -the late
.14tute, 1... '11:•41. to Mel.flle E. McFail-
111•s Stella liregory, who •.. 1.' the •!• „r e'•••'I.. uwu, ,tut. Itav, 4'. J.
iunuuer at (;real Bend ut.,: 1:'..;. r. 11 .. • l•.. stlisiate.l. Mr. null Mrs.
ha- returned t., Stratford to resume V ' . !. t tt.11 resile :.t (' •ok.tutcu.
ti -r work on the teaching sear• ..t 11,•
liegfate InMitute
Tuesday night of last ,t.ek lire WHERE IS YOUR"PEPS?
ill
out in the workroelt. . f Miss
1, llaud't millinery store. Tit.• wood.
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esrk of of r, theMBroom ames wwereheext;e_o«hid LET "FRUIT-A-TIVES" BUILD UP
st the ere brigade. YOUR STRENGTH AND VIGOR
mitt Prier Lot.. has inketra-noaW- •
• r. asremeher in the Elliott B114111#,••t-
•'. !I.•ae at Toronto.
W. H. Sanders has returned to his
••tt,• at Denver. Col.. after :: t istt with
iIIt mother, Mei. Gen. Sanders, and
•.tier relatives here.
WINGHAl1
Ingham lies l."$ au ! r.•.hl.. •
Iy the death on Septemt.t•r soil of A,.
elt1I ttld Me{lilltvray. The de(•eus.•.1
In his ervetnty-eltli; sear and had
lived In 117ngloon for •ul...ttt Heft n `-
century.
The WinIhatn town ■one.
erlwl that eating it»ttwt $, 44tet1.,wn-
-i,all close at 12 ..clock widr,igkt every
eight. '
Alex. Mnrdie, who luta been 411e clerk
in McKiblttt'> drug wore .the List fuutr
years. has gone to attend the ('ullegv
of Pharmacy at Toronto.
Mr. and Mrs. Jus. A. Patterson have
BLYTHws
Si Its Margaret ('oan hareturned
her position as teacher in a Mildness
l of iege a t Brandon. Man.
, Mhos Vera E. Hamby has returned
from a holiday spent in the Canadian
West and at Chat 1114154..
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Man., after siwuding a few weeks mitis 4;,,
,) a Mt*$ iva CMONO
friends in Wingham and -vicinity
They were accompanied to their hone-
in the West by Mr. 0. Strong.
CLINTON
Mr. and Mrs. G..'rge D. McTaggart
announce the ent.ultemeut of their
daughter Wanganui t.. Douglas Gordon
Higgins, sin of 11e• late Thomas M.
Higgins of 'Porous.), the marriage to
take place the latter part of Septem-
ber. .
John Gibbinr, ('itilton's oldest na-
tive-latrn citizen, met with a painful
ae•ident a few day ago when he, fell
from a ladder while picking tipples
and sustained a fracture or his shoul-
der.
Miss Louise Beaten is asalsttne Miw
Ward Is. the School of (' ommerre in
tl.te absence of M:-. Mone. who but
had to remain at '...rue on u0-t•'mnt of
the illness of her frier.
so J eepi's chum it .c4. 1h.• seem. et
a pretty wedding .... Saturday u,orc-
in 4th 1 lu•n \nt.a Iw. re4la
m
aniama ■a■aaaiciasa )♦saraaao
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mFresh stock of Sheriff's Jelly Powders just in, 3 for
a 25c. A good teaspoon. King George design, given
away with every 25c worth.
• .tu tie r-ltiptuent of our special Black Tea 1, hand, only
• 59c a ib. Try a pound, it is a winner.
\1'e grind our No. I blend Cake Istat fr..1 with your iN
mi order. rine Or coarsecoarseto suit the trade.,
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iSome Tasty Lines for Picnics A
Olive Batter. w
it
Sardines.
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GROCERY SPECIALS
▪ Faaest Seedless Raisins, 15c per Ib.
Meat -wick -Spread. Sated lel* Spree.
• I;cauut Butter. Saluron
Tuna Fish.
• Pickles,Olives and Sallee': of all kin.1-.
111 I., in. made, Orangeade, Ka.4 t;o-pls'rry Syrup, Cherry Syrup and II
1Ontnge Syrup for drinks. ,
a (xl assortment of Fancy rakes always on hand. • a
a .lust relived aIii•-It shipment of .Picnic Plates. ' a
1/ Vegetables and fruits, fresh from the garden, always on hand. ■
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1A (i(xxls delivered to any part of the town.
J. J. McEWEN
IN Phone 46 South Side of Square
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"I must tell you that 'Fruit -a -tires"
increased m• appetite. gine mesnore
snore euergy and better colour and
I hate gained a lot" Miss E.a
E nond, Magog. 1'. Q.
When did you begin, to lose your
vitality, your enjoyment of life?
When did you notice that you were
paler, thinner'. Of course, you
want to be your former cheery self.
bubbling over with energy and the
happiness of good health. But
how.'
"Fruit•a-fives" will bring back
your normal weight and appetite;
give you the soft, velvety skin that
glows with Health; restore your
Strength and vitality.
'•Fruit -a -five,." will correct the
troubles that are keeping you pale
and listless and miserable. the In-
iigestion, Biliousness, Constipation,
Headaches and Nervousness.
"Fruit-a-tivea" da intensified fruit
juices, combined with tonics.
25c. and SOc. a'box - at dealers
Kr. and Mrs. Gilbuley will reside at
Lanre May. wife of Alex. Smith, g psr., w
Itetrnit. Morris ttownehipdiel soddenly Run- elder.langhterof ths late Sir nisi llrs even►here
r -
Antos spatial*
*t Miaard's
i.' For.
rob the forehead
a la water. For
t loathe the face with
'lend place rr pied
of Saturated wit
Hinattd'n laf Mae cavity.
, Quik WIWI assured, g_
Nesbitt Woods leas gone t0 Toronto.
whore lethais it pns'ltion air se of
teaeitts.
An Intereutlnc, S'vyttt took plow at
'1..• Dryad:00,414,m ' ('athnlic church
on September 7th. when L*tnta. daKh-
', r of Mr. end Mrs. Frank t'orrivean.
'•r Stanley township. became the bride'
of Edgar Meese., son of Mr. and Mas. 1
Nelson Masse. Hay township.
SEAiftORTH
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The marriage was solemnized at Ox-
ford: -England. uu .\ttgttst loth. of Dr.
Mary (rowan, daughter nt Mrs. Cowan
and the late Jamie. Cowan of Seaforth.
to t�T r- NitRh
SIS? land. of the Llrttef
Institute, L.m71nt. England.
. and Mrs. drew X. Oliver hare
most to tat, rt... 1' Lis Ants-
t'nllff'T,1;/'�t..cisiting their
,fit-tl',, e. •
Mt Irene Ireland.l who spent the
past yenr risit;ng heir grandparents.
lis. and Mrs. J. M. h. veal.,. i;. and
COAL
Empire Anthracite
Stove size. A car just in, - -
Pocohontas 4 -inch Lump
$13.00 a ton
Briquettes
A first-class fuel for •t.,vea
and furnaces.
Let us supply your wants in Fuel.
Prompt service and reasonable
prices
L. FLICK
Telephone 178 j
Hydro Electric
The People's Power
Cook by Electricity
Wash by E:ectricity
Iron by Electricity
Kodak
Finishing
Give us a -trial and
let our work speak
for itself.
J. T. FELL
Telephone 187 Godarli.
Trail Riders Finish Romantic Journey
HYDRO STORE
North side of Square Goderich
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J. R. Wheeler
Funeral lllreetor and
Embalmer
All Cull, promptly attended to
day or night
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Hamiltonton Street. Goderich
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rrde•rs ea rvfully uttendel 10
xt 411 hours. night ur day
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Electric Wiring
We specialize in Wiring of
all kinds. Let us give you an
Pollinate for wiring your
house or garage.
Private Telephones, Motors,
Dynamos, Electric Light and
Burglar Alarm Systems
All Work Guaranteed
Cook, Iron and Toast by
Electricity
We have an assortment of
the best Electric Irons and
'toasters male in Canada.
ROBT. TAIT
Electrician Weet St.
ilouse Phone 2'14J Store 82
l.%aIiey Rj X11Mdown to M thifterminan . parer•
rength
ousehold duties a ith a
hand.
Nervous hen llacht's��eep-
nese, rndtgt•. i
all
e discouraging `t-mptoms of
xhausted nerves disappear
ause you have restored
the nerve force to the
,the
can get well and
well by the use of Dr.
Food.
e• it when you feel
and irritable
soot) rsa11�
's N : pool
Acavalcade of 250 horsemen, the
Trail Riders of the Canadian
Rockies, whose long rides and ex-
ploits over the twisted trails of "The
Top of the World" have become
clatter, returned recently to Lake
Louise from their annual ride, thus
adding another romantic page to the
history of this organization in the
West.
Their return was strangely silent
and different in fact than one might,
without thinking, expect. No undue
ceremonies or song terminated the
mountain journey of these men and
women from all parts of America and
Europe. for being true nature lovers
they had. in their communion with
the silences of the mountains found
the solace therein. The spirit of their
order. was, they knew, "a reverence
for the majesty and beauty of nature".
Their homage had been paid and
their journey ended. They would
revel in the memory of it sileetly, for
they had learned, as someone hu
put it Mat alt loya like great
vet silent. •
B the ' is of the Riders on
ail at a times ran high. While
pod on the fiat heights of Pt.
Margin Pass a rodeo was held with
ne earl of local ae.tern color
Harry Knight, Canadian huektng
blas champion, Gay Wettdiek of
Carty Stampede fame. Bill Rugby
OM Buffalo Child l.nnty,Lance, an(1
twiny other well known figures in the
-west sagamplisiied the Trail Riders.
''�r'11�r
rake was carried on at an
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altitude of 8,00u feet and brought
about an important discovery
amongst the scientists of the party.
It was found that a horse that bucked
font feet into the air at the Calgary
Stamp.le was only capable of a two -
foot lea pp at this high altitude. Guy
WeadieS'waa in eharge of this novel
stampede above the clouds. is
The great Pow -Wow which took
place in the Ptarmigan Valley on
August loth, combined the Riders of
two parties which had Net out from
Banff and Lake Louise with plans
to meet at this point. The two
parties met on the second day near
Baker Lake. • A picturesque scene
they made with their bright scarves
fluttering as the long line of horses
cantered down the trails. Perhaps
moat picturesque of all the group
of Philadelphia school girls In their
breeches and cowboy hate, all expert
riders and Splendidly mounted. Each
was eager to earn the gold button of
.,".. roe a .ytn,t..w
.moa ..
�frl�
the Trail Riders given to those who
have ridden 500 miles in the saddle.
Artists, writers, scientists, explorers
and others of international reputation,
made up the parties. In the ranks of
these loyal devotees of the trail were
men with such distinguished titles
as Duke de Leuehtenherg, Count of
Beauharnois, and the Marquise P'
bizai. Other prominent members w
recently completed the ride at Laky
Louise were Morley Roberta John
Murray Gibbon, Lawrence J. Purees
and Madge MacBeth all well known
writers, and Carl Rungius, Leonard
Richmond, R.B.A., A. C. Leighton
and other prominent *diets.
The directors have derided that
next pear's ride should be a six day
one through the Assinibofhe country
covering over 100 mills. 4)n the third
day thin party will he joined by e
three-day contingent through t Reg
Earth Creek and )Lt. Ball.
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East St. Phone 369W
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for
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Forma', Asphalt Roofing Rubber -tired Buggies
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Hamilton Street, Goderich, Ont.
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WE ARE HEADQUARTERS FOR
McCormick Deering Farm Equipment
(hive 1114 11 Call if psi require any new Farm Fquipntent or
Repairs. Also a good clean supply of
Rope Twine Oils White Lead and Turps
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