HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1926-11-18, Page 7THE SIGNAL,
County and Districr,
John Garrett, Loudt•rboro'. had his
leg broken by the kick of u horse.
The wedding of Mlas Jean E. Max-
well and Sidney E. McArthur, of Ilea -
mail. talk plate at London receutM,
Rev. J. Bruce blunter pr(orwiug the
et remouy. The young couple are
making' their Lorne in Heusall.
Andrew Gray, an old resident of
Bluevale neighborhood, died Tuesday
of last week in his ninety-eighth year.
He war Miro in Kcotlautl, but had
lived, in this county over aixtyflve
years. Three sone and out daughter.
survive.
meriting. 'Mies McArter was in her
twenty-third yt*r. Besides the par-
r eats. two brothers survive.
William Moffatt, hotelekeeper at
4t r•edtton. war killed lu'u railway acct-
, dent between Sudbury and Winnipeg
tot November 41h. Two C.N.H. freight
rains t Ott ldel. Andrew Ilick s of
Centralia, Cenat•rvatite candidate In
South Huron in the recent election,
wen travelling with alotIa1t Bud had
a narrow escape, but was net Injured.
Hicks bud Moffatt were returning
from Winnipeg, where they had been
purchasing cat the. Of eight wen
travelling on the trnin three escaped;
the other five were pinned beneath the
wreckage and were burned to death
when the tars took Are. Mr.' Moffatt
w'ae itliout sixty years old sant was not
married
While going through Wroxeter at a
fast clip. a car driven by Sam Burke
*truck another car. causing Iturke'e
car to swerve, and It crashes! through
the Iran riling of the bridge into the
river. a drop of eightecq feet. The
car was submerged in the water,. but
Berke wimchow gut out of it and swum
to adore.
Mrs. Angus Macl)etalel. who three
months ago sold her property at Luck -
now and moved to Dundee to reside
wit h n niter•. tiled on Haturelay,' eth Ltxt,
The remaine were brought to Lucknow
for iutrrwent in Dungannon cemetery.
Before her marriage airs. MacDonald
was Miss Ela Henderson. (ler hus-
band diet in 1911). 1
Aa- Wwiw•sdajt ;4.444144. -Nucemtwer-
Qrd. at the lusted chant, toinmenge
Lon(lesla,ro'. Vern Irene, youngest ,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs, John H.
Bbobbruuk, Mullett. was unite(! 1n
inertias,. to Petry John l;ibblugw eld-
est son of Mr. and Mrs. Joint G. Gib-
hingsof the same trlw•nehip Rev 11
'Viten officiated. The' y'tIug couple
'will reside on the 71h couce t'k,n of
Hulletk
A sad fatality o•e•urred at the Lowe
M Mr. and Mrs. John T. MuArter, of
Morris towndtip, near Brum-els. Their
daughter. MIs, t.ililan. who had beta
teaching school pear Orillia, hadecome
home for the Thanksgiving holiday.
end intending to go upetlike opened
the door to the cellar and fe)l head-
long down the stepia. Sbe struck ber
heed. on n creamery ran. fraeturtng
the skull. and she died early Tuesday
Rave yoo beard
about Pepsi Peps 1s a
scientific preparation pat
op In pastille fort., whisk
provides an entirely new and ef.
teenss treatment for coughs. - -
colds, chest and throat troubles.
Peps rontain eertain medlrtnal
Ingredients, which, when placed
upon the tongue, immediately
tern into vapor, •nd are breathed
down the air passages to the
longs. On thrtr journey,they
soothe the Inflamed and rritated
membranes of the bronchial tubes,
tie delicate walls of the sir pas-
sages. and anally enter and carry
relief and beeline to the longs,
While no liquid or solid an get
to the lungs and .Jr passages,
these Pens fumes Ret there greet,
and healing commences.
Mm. Cu* oat pedal
aero.s is the name sae late or tiffe
paper. and mall ft (with le. stamp
to par return postage) to Peps Oo�
Toronto. • free trial packet will
thea li. .eat on. an draggling
and .tore. sell you.
25 o hoz.
PQ
_ EXETER
W. O. Goodwin has resigned his
position with the 14. M. Sanders 11811•
Co. and in partnership with G. W.
Mavis Inas opened up it clothing fac-
tory
artory at Ileurall.
Mrs. F',.rgu,,,n, Huron street. felt
one day last week and !fractured her
right arm.
Phe shut- shop .of A, Rumford waa
bnokvu into ea $onlay merutttg. The
place wear ransacked and thin a n
11i renrrur-Furi 1 for ateewrl- be die -
curet nothing was taken.
A meeting itt the Interest of W. G.
Medd, the lerugr,•ssive candidate la
South Hnrtdt. wow heM here Novem-
ber fhh and watt addressed bye'. E.
italiey. the I'rogresolye leeder, Dr.
Clone of Toronto. and °there. The
1nu1411es• was large and enthusiastic.
ZURICH
The death occurred suddenly early
Saturday morning, 6th inst.. of Simon
Dietrich, a well-known farmer living
on the Belisha t line, a few milts south-
east of Zurich. During the night Mr.
Dietrich heard some Range dog* mo•
testing his rattle and about 1 o'clock
lu the morning he got up. dressed and
went nut to drive them away. When
he did nut return his wits became
alarmed and a search was *tartestbut
it wax not until about 9 o'chx•k' in the
morning that he was found lyhag dead
in a field at Nome distance from the
I house. He had been subject for mum
titre to attacks of heart weakness. and
It was no doubt itt on of these that t•
passed away. He was in his fifty-first
year and lease,., besides the widow,
three sons and three, daughters, all it
home.
Metro $finite. of Stanley town-
eehip, hart purchased the hundred -acre
farm of Vnlentlne Gerber. sr.. near
Blake. and fifty acres from W. 11. Tal.,
dot on the Itronsnu fine adjoining the
Gerber farm.- The price paid fur the
150 acres was $6,700.
CLENTON
S. H. Stntturrsformerly -agrtcnitural
representWive for Duro* county and
how 1101,11'4: a similar position in. the
ronnty of F.sscx. was itttoww ane day
last week. nod members of the C.F.O.
club nod the Huron Central Agricul-
tural $eaiety took advantage of hie
, presence to prevent him with a cane
which had been purchased for this
pnrpose some time ago but which_thr*
had never had an opportunity to
present. e•ornpanying the wane leas
stn-Wltfrtet!r- a pressing warm ap-
preciation of Mr. St)ttu•rs' work in
IHuron county and good wishes for his
future,
Eritrea! S. Lirermnre has returned
from the West and will resume, his
atndies at Osg.sule Hall. Toronto. AS
soon tis he has tally reoveted from
his recent illness. • s. o -o_
Mrs. Joe. Rand. whose death ?s'eim
red November 3rd atter having bad
FOR CIRLS
WHO WORK
Lydia E. Pinkba.m's Vegetable
Compound Is a Great Friend—
It Stops Pain and Restores Health
Toronto, Ontario. - "I work in a
factory and 1 would have to get away
from my work every time 1 was sick.
The dragging -down pains and cramps
were very bad, but my back was
terrible. It hurt so that 1 couldn't
lie down with it. I heard some of the
girls talking about Lydia E. Pink-
ham'a Vegetable Compound, and they
told me to try it. 1 have taken about
a dozen bottles of it and it has done
me a lot of good. I never have any
pains or sore back now, and have not
been off from work a day since I have
taken it. I recommend the Vegeta-
ble Compound when I have the op-
portunity." -Miss Rouo, 21 Howie
Avenue, Toronto, Ontario.
"The Advice of a Friend"
Hanover, Ontario. -"I was terribly
pained and a few odd times 1 almost
fainted. I used to do housework un-
til a few months ago and sometimes
1 had to leave my work and go to bed.
I am now a mender in the knitting -
mill. I suffered five or six years from
painful periods before I took Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
hg. the advice of a friend. I got ea-. -
lief almost immediately, and 1 tell -
my friends what • good medicine it
is. You may use this testimonial if
u like, if it will help otbers. "-
Hiss
annover 1On ,Victoria Stree 0
some teeth extracted, was a native of
EughlutL cowing to Canada when a
young girl. She is survived toy' a sou
who lives at Mc(2uarrie. Man., and
two daughters, -Mrs. Fruniss mud Mies
Lillian Baud, both of Clinton:
WILVGIHAM
.t project Is on foot for the erection
of an addition to the %Inghamm Arena,
in order to ghee accommodation fur
curling.
Mina Emma I., Stott. H.N., has rem
turned to her home at Vancouver, B.C.,
after a visit with her aunt. Miss N.
Scott, and either relatives. -
A. J. Ross' store was entered one
night last week. entrants. being ef-
fected at the tack door by the smash-
ing of a heavy pure of glum,. The
only artk-le•e discovered te. be mheaing
were shells. so the supposition is that
the midnight caller was preparing to
go huutiug.
William Gam. president of . the
Gunn -Sint -Ola CO.. diel suddenly at
bis home et mein en N'eluesday of last
week. He had been In poor health for
emir time. but had ite•tt attending to
business -ercry IIYy. lie had, hewn en-
gaged. itt the manufacture of phono-
graphs in Winghaat for a number of
years. He -was sixty-nine years of
age bud loaves a widow, two sous "and
ten daughters. The body was taken i
to S egivaw, Mich.. fur burial. 1
_The -Women's Institute ret: on a
- nh Y.-wi�if.wM+.sw°l#,4RMJ-!W.�
GODERICH, ONT.
fowl supper in the council chamber on
Thuraalay night to rale? funds to help'
pay for the new building erected on
the agricuintral grounds this year.
Over 9125 was cleared.
At the swine of Mr. and Mrs. 11. L.
Steele, Torouto, ou November 6, the
marriage took place of Mabel G.
Isard, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James.
Irani. of Wiegttwa, -4e Norman B.
Murray of Toronto. The otticiatiug
clergyman was Itcv. 1)r. Wallace. Mr:
and Mrs. Murry will reside in Tor-
outo.
BRI'SSEL$
Fred Mc('rackeu has returned from
Edmonton after spending several
.month. la the West.
Mrs. N. F. Gerry rt•paesetrteei Brute -
melt; branch of the 1Votnea's Institute
et the convention at Loudon last
week.
Brussels is to have an old boys' re-,
union. next year, the dates selected be -
hag t4uuduy, Monday and Tuesday.
July 24, 25 and 26. Of a rs elected
for the event are: President, D. C.
Ross; vice-president, A. C. Baeker;
secretary. M. Black: assistant secre-
tary, F. M. Wilmot; treasurer, G. H.
Lamin: eve'utire, J. L. Kerr, R. F.
Downlug. Wtu. Baekcr, W. Gillespie,
D. M. Scott. The treasurer has over
*1.000 In the Bank from the last re-+
union and sports day.
George Heist fell out of an apple
tree at 1). M. Sena's farm and at first
was thought to be badly injured, but
g aii riir3t —
SEAFORTH
miter
iced In iuterier tinlehiug at Saskatoon.
He is survived by his widow, who waa
formerly Misr Annie Sholiiice, at, t nue
sun, Edwin. •
Mr: and Mrs. Wm. Elgle. ''of obis
town. on 'loud:ty. November felt,.
e,a •b . R
e raft 1 the fiftieth anniversary
their ecekliug with at (amiss gathering
tit the EIgie• home*lead iu Tucker -
'smith. where their youngest stop ,and
his wife, Mr. and Mrs. ltobbl. J. Iligie.
Ito* reside. 'The other members rat
the family, John Elide. Mrs. John For
rest and Mrs. John McI4(11lau, all live
within a comparatively short distance,
anti all were present. with the eleveu
.grandehlldreu am' u Lumber of other
relative* and friends.
Kruse tiros.' the shed hail a barrow
?seals• from destruction by lire eue
day last week. Fortunately the tire.
which evidently waist -amen! Ity it spark
from the kiln lunging in thew ?tel pile.
was diecoverel its time tit prevent the
.caabpiete destruction of the building.
W. M. Stewart, who has been con-
ducting a flour and feel business, in
udditlon to his grocery business. baa
.lieptosed of the former -to Thom
Dit•ktwin. who has been living retired
in Se*fortb since he add his farm
some years ago.
Word has been received of We
death of Alex. M. Smith at Saskatoon.
yank-. Ile was the son of Mr. and
11rs. George Smith of Morris towtu-
whip and before going to the West was
employed as an expert carpenter in
Seafortb. For some years he sppecial-
Mothers Treat Colds
The New "Direct" Way
No Longer Neceeeary to "Dose' Cltt1.
I drew With Internal M*diciata. to
Break Colds.
Children's diges-
tions are easily up-
set
p -set by too much
"dosing." Vicki
VapoRub being ex-
ternally applied,
does not upset little
stomachs
At the first sign of
croup, sore throat,
or any othea old trouble, apply Vicks
freely. There is nothing to swallow -
you just "rub it on-"
Vsssnot, Ruet
ova.2/Niwas.lovs Unca YEARLY
BL%TH
•M1ss Jean Hamby has genie to De-
troit, where she expects to remain for
some time.
It. M. McKay, Jas. It. Cwt, 1t. t.(om-
ers bud Bland Ilerriugtem hate
been away on n hnutiug expedition in
the Parry Sound district.
Stop dens have been placed on
Mieley street on either side tut Queen•
as it direction to motorists.
• Will t'nok has a broken leg. the re-
trt tn•ieox .tett e r t r ven y
John Mcr;Tmie•k. Mr. Cte.k and an-
other wan were curving home front u
hooting trip and Mr. Me -Cormick ea.
cultfllsett bythe lights of an 'nppronch-
ing car.
Severe • bruttt•s were snffertsi to
Jub. PIHIIt
was asadrting ht exettvatingIt trent+
near the new bridge, the earth on
one side cited in. crushivg him
against the other side of the exenvn-
tiis. Fortunately. there .was out
sufficient earth to break au} Leaeli.
The Women's Institute of Blydlt and
cibit,ity held a successful Armistice
1)ay fowl mapper anil e•uucert in Me-
morial Hall. The prey weds amounted
to S240. which will he devoted to ply-
ing off the debt nn the hull. The pre►
gram -for the concert wtI. provided by
lural talent. aneisted by ilartey Mc-
Gee of Auburn.
EAST WAWANOsH
t Intended for Last Week)
EAST WAWANOSII, loco r. -Aire.
James Tunney spent a -fro days last
week visiting-faiis at Goderich,
Clinton and Blyth.
Time* are looking up. Leslie flu
(-haven has purrhaaed a naw -pale--orf
brass -mounted barriti(s for his the.
team.
Wee Hazel Hazel Petts. of Blyth. spent
Sunday at We.tfleld.
Misses Margaret and. Zella l'uok
spent veer --the- -Imliday with- their
unlit, Mrs. Fnd..J. Cook.
Miss Hell Cook Is sIs't.Ilug n few
flays at 9eaforth:
We are sorry to report the death or
lale ,lean Butler. eldcstittaughter of
Air. Jack Butler, of (.'llut(en. formerly
Westfield, from puenmouia f(huw•-
mg wliue.lting cough,_
Taxis in Foreign Lands Need No Speed Limit
If I Only Had
the Strength
HOUSEWORK is not
drudgery to the woman
who is strong and well.
She takes a pride in keeping
the home spick and span and
giving it the artistic touches
which make home attractive.
But when strength fails and
you feel tired and worried
there seems no end to dis-
agreeable work. You seem
to never catch up and every-
thing goes wrong.
Wishes do not restore a
wornout nervous system but
Dr. Chase's Nerve Food does.
By using this great restorative
regularly you can soon regain
health and vigor and take hold
of the household duties with a
master hand.
Nervous headaches, sleep-
lessness, indigestion and all
the discouraging symptoms of
exhausted nerves disappear
because you have restored
the nerve force to the body.
You can get well and keep
well by the use of Dr. Chane a
Nerve Food.
Use it when you feel tired,
nervous and irritable and you
will soon realize why Dir.
Chase's Nerve Food is the
most popular of Nerve re-
storatives. • 60 eta. a box, all
dealers or The De. A. W.
Chase Medicine Co., Limited,
Toronto 2, Can.
(1) 51111 In mos ■■ In the time of nnlaam the Prophet
T21 The retina 'art, • very popular mode of
131 The camel -ear of twat., eldest tall of ■11.
14, The world-fanso fterlekshe et Japan.
Imsgine our modern cities without
tax's, or worse still without a speed
limit! One is accustomed to step into
a taxi and reach a destination many
blocks or miles away in the space of
a few moments, yet within a speed
limit or all would he chaotic confusion
with taxis running wild through the
cities. Taxis and speed are two words
synonymous in the United States and
elsewhere. There are, however, many
countries, especially in the imme-
morial East-- which use ennveyances
answering the same purposes for
which no speed limit is needed, they
move along in the leisurely way of the
Orient, and yet meet the require-
ments of people in three ancient
lands.
The sedan chair, *aid to be named
from Sedan, France, where it was
first made or used, is used extensively
in China. it is made for carrying a
tingle person and ip usually borne
on poles by two men. In Hong Kong
a.,
ricksha,' are also used nn the lower
levels of the city. hut the sedan
chairs are users on the hills.
The jinri^ksha of Japan, is the
nearest app'oat h .to a taxi. for this
thing that at timer nearly bowie one
over, is the man -taxi of the East, the
rubber -tired. }tans -tamped, white
cushioned vehl•le.
Possibly Peking has the greatest
collection of strange fnreign taxis
of any city. Through the Chien Men
- the front door of Peking, come
strings of double humped, long-haired
Bactrian camels from the Gobi
Desert, bringing the very breath of
the desert with them and all the
mystery of the Mongolian wastes.
The next vehicle that may enter the
Chien Men the mouth of that
fabled dragon whoa. eyes ars two of
the other nine gates, and whose body
1s the breathing city itself, is the
Peking cart. This is drawn by a
q
little grey donkey, with a taring of
clear ringing hells. This .is . small
compact two -wheeled stringless con-
trivance covered in blue and it in
sometimes darn by males arrayed in
silver harnesses. A similar con eyance
is also favoured by the Japanese who
call it a "*ado".
The camel-rar.of India is about the
oddest looking taxi of thent all, and it
never breaks the speed limit, Camel -
back, too, is a very popular mode of
transportation anti not too had for
short distances. The native women.
also, play the part of taxis in India,
and the sight of them strapping large
suit case* on their backs and Starting
off for hotels at a fair rate of speed
is just one of the unusual things which
passengers on the ('snadian Parifie
liner Empress of Scntland will pee, on
the Round the World Cruise this
winter, which leaves New York oa
December 2 and ritual on April 12.
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i ANOTHER SHIPMENT OF
Sheriff's JellyPowders
3 Jelly Powders for 25c and
a glass fruit nappie free
a Our Special Blend of Black Tea at 59c per Ib.
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\1'e grind our best Coliee fresh for your order, It
• given satisfaction for years.
I:. • .1 per lb. Try this tea; it's a winner and is
1(it leo 211.• cheaper than the pltekage tea.
.1 large S oz. bottle of Vanilla or Lemon I.xtrtu't for 25c
'also o large 1 lb. bottle at 50e.
• New lnrgi'-uash.,i BRAZIL NUTS, this year's crop, at 25c Ib.
31 bars Sotto, \Iel•.we us Sweial,-for $1.00
t'atn,tree Toilet Soap, per dozen 49c
• Ridpnth Sugar per bag, tltc ehraie.it it line been for years.
Specials in Dry Goods
▪ iilnnk.' , 1 nticrwear,'(herall:, Shirts, Socks, Mitts,
(:love., "to., at right prices.
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Hydro Electric
The People's Power
Cook by Electricity
Wash by Electricity
iron by Electricit
Aches vanish
when linard'a
is used F or
headache rub the forehead
with Minard's in water. For
toothache bathe the face with
Minard's and place a piece
o( cotton saturated with
Minard's in the cavity.
Quick relief assured. al
Choice Cut I lowers. %1 e d J 1 a g
Kune•tuw. Floral Work, ere., eft obeli
not lee.
(EO. STE:w,tKT
Florist. - Phone 1N.
See The Signal's l'itrisltegg-twat-:�
See the Beautiful Line of
Gifts
for Brides
11 ,0114, 1le toy tnetuhcrs
of our \Ce.un•n•� I•:rrhaupp,
Miss S. Noble
British Exchange Block, Goderid
Shingles
_.-$-- (•, Y T IrIrt -and XIX
Shingles. Car of N. B. Shingles
jnst arrived. Johns -Manville
Aebestoa Shingles, Rolled hoof-
ing, Ashestot Roof Covering.
Galvanized Itidgcrt,w Nails, etc.
Get Prices Before 'Lou'ituy
R. STANDISH
East St. Phone 369W
We iiarutte• emir j'(Wr., Tamps
for 16110 1 TN oar.
HYDRO STORE
North side of Square Goderich
COAL
Empire Anthracite
Stove size. A car just in.
Pocohontas 4 -inch Lump
513.00 w ton
Briquettes
A first-class fuel for .Loves
and furnace..
Let u. .upply your want. in Fuel.
Prompt service and reasonable
L. FLICK
Telephone 178j
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Brophey Bros.
THE LEADING
FI'NF:K.%I, DIRECTORS
ANi) EMBALMERS
- ►rders carefully *trended to
at all hours, !night or day
li()DK1i1C■
J. R. Wheeler
Funeral Director and
Embaktter
.VI call* promptly attended to
day or night
1'HON'ES
Store :135 Residence 356w
Hamilton Street, Amlestch
ROBERT WILSON
for
Massey -Harris Machinery Frost Fencing
Toronto Asphalt Roofing Rubber -tired Buggies
Farrel Lighting Plants
Hamilton Street, Goderich, Ont.
We Are Authorized Agents in this District for
A. C. Dayton Radios
Call at our store or telephone us and we will demonstrate this
well-known Radia to you.
HILL'S HARDWARE, AU' 'JRN
A General Line of Hardware The Service Ston