HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1928-11-8, Page 7County and District
Mr+. %name'' Brown, of Fords ich, a btitlaL tful decorated' arch of autumn
d.ed it, totter 2:d1i its her eighty-third lounge and • taint leaves. The bride
year, heskv I charming to a gown of Iuiitri
The vttIr011 .Farwtr'. (•u-eitteratiye ruse beige georgette, baud-ewbruldared
('u., Lilttlted, of the village of Valtun, lit t+wtrawtulg shades, and curried a
has gine into bankruptcy. 1'4'11,1 11a1 of link Briarcliff roses. Mists
oss.Mies
Bert 1,01.b. 4 uderich township. had Annie Dumb, of Lut•kuo",
'amain of
his ant broken while tilling a silo. lie the bride, dressed in powder blue
georgette, uud carrying a bouquet of
pink carnations. acted as bridesmaid.
The bridegroom was assisted by hit
brut her. Shakart Keyes. immediately
after the tetewuns Miss Relit Rowe,
of Exeter. sung in aplenilid voice, "1
Love You Truly," and during :he
signing of the register rendered "lie-
eausr." The -Wedding March" was
played by Mrs, %Vendorf, of 4'Iinton,
who played softly throughout the tore-
molly, amt also actanupe Masi the solo-
ist. Inter the guests, numbering about
'seventy, retired to the dining -room,
where the wedding dinner was nerved
by tour cousins of the bride, Mlwts
(:ratty l'okernan. grate Blake, Clara
Ritchie rud Laura Webster. The
toast to the bride was proposed by
Rev. Mr. Penrose. and responded to by
the bridegroom. The ihrittegraom'e
gift to the bride was a silver tea set.
to tlw bridesmaid a brooch. to the
wtluWt fancy ,wtadles, to the pian -
iso cut glass
s+ vast+ and to the grooms-
man cuff -Linke. Mr. and Mrs. Keyes
left by motor for a honeymoon in
Toronto and Eastern Ontario. The
brides travelling i-artuwr was a dress
of French georgette. trimmed with
printed transparent velvet. and coat of
navy French broadcloth, trimmed
with Scotch mule. Atter their re-
turn they will reside in Stanley tuw'n-
ship. Guests were present from God=
rrich, Lueknow, Blyth, Exeter, Park-
hill. Louden. Ford City and Chicago.
The death of Ann M.eitg,mlerS. Junior harmers' Me/1m Motels
widow of the late Samuel Iturch111, ta'- ill tidy of threatening weather the
curre,t at Winghain tletolwr LMtth. III plowing watch held lkeober 2.7itb at
her ,scanty-ssatel year. iter butt- 1 tlw farm of John ae•ott, east of Lutk-
banil diel about a %ear alio. and our -'I now. under the ausplws of tlw Jutdur
saving are two slaters. Mrs. John F'arnwrs' flab. was fairly well at -
Campbell of tallness ands Mary. Of hauled. The prizes were •warded as
Winghanl, and a brother at Emerson. follows:
Open to wen :15 and over -M., J.
was Needing corn lute the cutter whe•ll
ti large sheaf was thrown Joan across
Itis 011 arm. breaking the
large Ione.
Rev. A. B. Thomas. rector of St.
gleam's' chnrch. (liven Sound. has been
appointed ru•tor of the Church of the
Messiah. Khhanttlt•, to stewed Itev.
T. 11. Farr, who goes to St. Johne,
near IAaldell.
Al•xauder Van Alstyue, one of the
oldest residents of Turuherry town-
ship. died (droller 20th in bit eighty-
second year.. lie is survived by his
wife and a daughter, Mre. J. Radford
of Turuherry.
A well -attended Sunday school e on-
yrntlon for South -Huron was held at
t'entralia on Monday of last week.
There were two sessions, afternoon
and evening. with addresses by cler-
gymen and others.
The death of Thomas Spretat suddenly occur-
red
tilt
h
Tuesday. /kt
e rnl •
red v ou
at the home of his nephew. W. M.
Spr.iat. 4th conesession of Trnkeramith.
Deceased was Morn seventy-three years
ago on the farm on which he died.
WilliamWright, an old resident of
the tnwnthip of Ttu'ker.mith. diel on
Monday last In his eighty-ninth year.
His wife died in 1!►2:. and two daugh-
ters and bhp son +nrvlve• lira. Glen
Sellers. of Gladstone. Miele.; Mrs.
Andrew Jeffrey. of McMillan, Mich.,
and William 011 the old homestead.
Mau.
Silts H. Rates died (k•toher 19th at
the borne M his niece. Mie: Alice Fra-
hiek, Murata township, In bis seventy-. awvnd for Inst plowed }and. James
bird year- He was Morn in It:ford 1 Forster.
Open to met' 35 and under-McKen-
ale Webb won for crown, finish and
heat tdow.it laud: setouti for best
I'ritt1tartl awl the threw awards for
crown. finish and hest pktwed land;
THE SIGNAL,
`PINKHAM'S
COMPOUND
IS WONDERFUL" •Mans tukene indicate that Aruustict
GODERICH, ONT.
The Tenth Anniversary
Af the Great Armistice
Read This Letter from a
Grateful Woman
V arses&.
pinkham's
Ont. -9 think Lydia E.
Compound is
Vegetable wonderful. I haw
had six children of
tour are Irv -
and myy m
is a
belies boy now
months
months old
e weighs 23
da. I have
our oneti-
me
adeore each of
was born and
re-
peat peat benefit
tram It. I atp my frim& m take it as
I am we they wm ream^ the earns
help I did -"-Mirk. MnaoN Mc.
Mural, Valais" Ontario.
Day will be celebrated this year to an
extent and in a spirit %Wire aithout
pit*edeut. It fella un Sulatay. and it
Is hardly conceivable that a single
church In the laud will full to recog-
nise the aunluertocry of the end of
the great war. Moretn•er, this year
Warks the completion of a .decade.
Sufficient time has elapsed nude.. ane
alt the
war in perspective.
opinions have had time to wake ad-
indtent with facts to which the lrusslus of the st
Bute were
blinded by struggle.
lel
more than all, recent events
have %ukkeuexd the hearts and Kuper
of wen as to the possibility of
realize
-
ing the goal of a peaceful
fore anotlr r International erisbt arises.
Steadily the obsession that war is in-
evitable is being dispelled In meter
winds. More rud more We idealism
ut peace is passing trues the few---tbe
prophets, poets and sages--tu the rank
and. file of the eowwuu folk who have
to bear the heaviest berdeu tit war.
The locate tnoveweut is now no longer
the exclusive toneru of the intelli-
gentsia. It le drawing to itself those
very roan and w'uwen upon whose un-
critlal patriotism governments have
always depended for u protupt response
wbeu a war was precipitated. With
the hit -reaming discernment thdt war
is not inevitable, that modern wars
are not made by natural promisees uor
by the th•llberate choice of people.. the
}Race Vuestlun is today more intense
ht public luterr+t tial -tit EUJ time
slate the aradstiee.
This fact is full of significance. ob-
servers tsetse always noted that a trace
movement follows every war. But
with the pausing of a few years. the
memory of the straggle cools and fader,
Exeter, Twenty -Biz years ago he
t
brother,
s
neared Into town and with h
Thomas, bought the lte,bhledlck grist
mill. which they developed Into an im-
portant concern. Mr. 'Harvey was
prominent in tonnc•tt„n with the Exe-
ter tlortl-ultural Society and in other
Watters. He ix survived by hit wife.
one daughter, Gladys, of Exeter. and
two' eons, Rev. Linden. of Courtland,
and Manrie, of Toronto.
county and lived in the United Staten
..4,0T many v ears. His wife died Pix
years ago, and since then 'he had dowel inti, John Scott ; thiel, Fred
made his honor with lily niece In Mor- 1
rhe township. 11104111111u.
A welding was quietly eeTebrated' it 1 Boys. lti and under -frown, Limo
Pritchard; thtlrh. Walter Forster; best
plit'eiI laud. Elmo Pritchard; second.
-Walter Forster.
Rest work by Wilkinson plow -R'.
J. Pritchard; se+rud. Fred Mu.Qulllln.
Best work try Massy-hiarrl+ pluw-
auc n. Juhu Seutt.
Tuckrr*mith. Ite•c. T. M. Jones ofll- 'Best dew
St. Paul's Anglican eh arch. !feriaxlt. on
.Mturday last. when M,try May.
daughter '44 Mr. and Mrs. letni' Claris.
was 'united in marriage to Robert
Ertwst Buchanan. youngest sun lit Mr.
1 Mrs.Andrew iluelattatn all of
p team --McKenzie Webb.
ria ted.
A pioneer resident of South Huron -
Pnssed •iway on Sunday. October '..4.411.1
In the Berson of Mr. William blur -1
SEAVORTH
ray, i l 11N•krnmi[h. IkNsms441 was I Mrs. Thomas Colbert. formerly Miss
-- 1n her ninety-fifth year. Ilxv in New I Kate atei.Peal. diel recently at lundoh.
te
•trnxtvick in 1t:14. s le came with her after a 1ung-llltles1� w ail.,adon ngh.
CLLVTON
A Clinton firm. N attai, (1pl•in ore &
Scrilddns, won first prize for honeyearly
the Xtitlonel })airy Show held res
at London. England. 111 three prizes
sante to Ontario producers.
Maitland Beadle had a narrow
escape ane Inorning last wet•k when the
tsar In which he was driving to I:,ol-
erich was strnek try tlw 4 neloek
snuhtowa,l train. Hr turned off schen receretd. Instead of cooling off. the Thou an honor art to me:
he saw the tonin coming. but the rear Peace impulse has been grossing wore 1..•t me M• a praise to Thee.
of the ems was struck. Mr. Beadle intense with each passing year. and it I .aur. K. 115ver¢nl.
was uut'inlunN}, 1.114 the coir was pretty is well within the truth h' sty' that the ; i--
Indly stews%htc1. movement against war is more vigor- I PRAhlR
RUSSELS oils, more widlzent. d, more hopeful
and wore intetttgent. thou at tiny tine hely, us iu all our tray. to he true Loi
alma. the arwistite. the Master whoa t e Lace a,'knowl-
Parth'ulark to America and Great titre before
to do Thy 11'will rthruugh evil
report a+ well as good. For Jesus.
sake. Aunt.
parents to the loam road ihe--fill•
lowing year. later the family mi►vel
to Stanley township 1)e•e., * l lived
ter of the late Mr. Daniel l'Nrk o
F:gwondville.
Alex. Gray. of ERmonh•ille. while
with her husband for sous yearn In picking apples fell . from 'a tree and ( ZURICH
Mr Murray h} rite besides. suffering l
had %Ince made her home w 1 eommnu ty a oween roc branch o the P . «
ALMOST FRANTIC
WITH HEADACHE
Kidney Trouble
and Weakness Relieved
by "Fruit-a-tives"
Moe. TESSIER
"I was very weak ts•cawte of Kidney
Trouble and suffered with terrible
Iteadachen,,, says Mme. Romulus
Teenier, St. Jean de Mitha, P.Q.
"I wan treated for a long time and was
Just about dtacourxggad when I learned
of 'Fruit-a-tivea.' Improvement came
with the first few doers, and in six
months the kidney trouble, weakness
and headaches were gone."
"Fruit -a -riven" regulates the bowels,
kidneys and skin -purifies the hlo.ui-
and brings Bound vigouroua health.
Try this wonderful medicine made of
fruit luicew combined with the finest
medicinal ingredients. 2:te. and SI►e.
a box -at dealers everywhere.
Sunday
Afternoon
By ISABEL (HAMILTON,
Iiodeerich, Ont.
amt the glamor of war,rerppears. The
result is that the peace Impulse files
away and the new generation is ready' Lord. Ilan tNwdrst not, 1 kouw,
and eager to respumd to the trumpet Srrcle such as I cru bring:
call. lu tbe. tletwde sluice the great let r beet to prier and blame
w:•r, this historic 9rre•rdrnt has been t full nljutttlantw to Illy King.
Thurday, Xoretnber k. 1104.-1
Special Prices at McEwen's
IN
Groceries Tea and Coffee
Tobacco Dry Goods
Dinnerware and Chinaware
COME AND LOOK THE PRICES OVER
J. J. McEWEN
Phone 46 South Side of Square
Goods delivered promptly to all parts .,4 the toe n wtthout charge
and the captain guise orders that he
1 be sltbje ted to 'scourging to make hie
runless 'bis real crime. Paul then ad-
vised hitt to be careful what he was
doing. for he was a Loniten eitiaen and
. 'T1
tier-
bound. ere I*•
1 u
u n
should not sh Id
tarut bin xtuazel the captain. and be
qu.atioued Paul further. lin the fol -
toning day I:e brought him before the'
Sinllelriu. This was ntwwssary for
the safety of I'uutl and for the ends of
justice.
Jos. Nleboleoa. ott 'Ethel. waft the
successful hldder for No. : mall route
out of Brussels. Edward Pollard had
Ind the route for some )'ears.
Word has hien received of the death
of Thomas 1,. Hingston, of Everett.
Wash.. a former resident tit this dte-
trict. in his eighty-third year. Dt-
reaPecl was a wen of the late Mr. and
Mrs., W. G. itingaton. of Morris town-
ship. and left here some fifty pairs
ago. -
Hugh Campbell. of Grey township.
t Weisser the residence of Rodwrt
Britain. and in Germany, teal. the
eau of llellew la Mingling its roots
down lel. the Christian e,ns•lente 1t -
self. The 1•hurchcv are gradually
taming to see that this neat* buiuiness
Is their business. 1t world hardly be
an over.••tatewet • to sac that tweet.
la becoming an article oft our Chris-
tian orthodoxy. And when it is re-
velled that the t'hriirtian church has
thrntghout history' Mt'n the chief
bulwark of war. blessing every wear
with divine ben_. i ,;..,. filling its
WORLD HIM SIONR
Christ's conquering church. the
church established un weu'e allegiance
to Him na their personal Saviour. has
proved to hr the one twdurltg earthly'
ltstitution, 1t has outlasted the
world's mightiest en►¶iree. Tlw t•Itl-
zeus of Christ's Kintnlow. though
allot ohs nr• any I¢uoraut of schularlc
lore. have won lasting luthwuce elate
great poets. painters. architects, ora-
tors. and rulep. ore forgott•u. AgxlliPt
/'heist's C tuerilg chun•h, tease`
Ies.1v through the ages, nil the bitter
inset of Satan's arwlea has taeu
hurled, and hurled in vain. 1t Is
mightier today than ever before. 'and
Is i•uuquerine anti to conquer until. It
shall win universal domain. -1. B.
Wells.
S. 5. LESSON FOR NO%. beth, 192261
Lesson Tapir -Paul's l perieenrn. in
Jerusalem.
1-et.sun 1^.u•.ag•'--1els 21:Y7; 23:1. Indigestion Comes With a Run -
:Y down Condition -Relief Comes
Bolden Text -Epi. 6:10. Through Enriching the Blood-
19na1. hating arnv.N1 iu Jerusalem. g
was given a glad welcome by the j Dr. Wllllafnf Piuk Pills Make
Ilhrlstixa+. J„ Wes• the la'rd's lane
TONIC TREATMENT
Hydro Electric
The People's Power
Cook by Electricity
Wash by Electricity
Iron by Electricity
We guarantee our Hydro 'snips
for IMO hours we.
HYDRO STORE
Wed side of Square Gedencb
FOR INDIGESTION{
New Blood.
uor p
Dark on John Ptr.wt and will retinae , temples and cathedrals with axe ,they, had the oversight of the church,
to town at onet chile Mr. 'Ark move"arch his There err wane syluptouls of Nan-
ny!)
mortals to great soldiers, one ran fore- anti it w'aa to him Paul reported
t% o afiPP TRfitttu6n's 11°11" nn -the see enormous a ns•guenes which will I,rP et a It the circ and Race au dc- gcttlou• such as niiifr j Tii offer evut-
same street. Hole from a relit' "'hese wurshlie 1 count of his ministry to the Gentiles. ing. 'pricking of elm!. 1111 11.441 and
pets will some etas recite as a part of •sae converts to Christianity had by vomiting. bloating and point 1st 11e
[bete creed: I boelleee that war 1s etn.l this time grown to many thousands. region of the lei rt, a linen.} of taxi
and Manitoba. fractured * a - and that the state which uses It as an •I'wruty-tl•'e yi'ir-i Ip•fon• this show for the misers It...lutes.. Dieting and
Algoma
dein in Algoma In it►la. Matt. Murray other painful injuries. At the animal meeting of the Zurich
instrument ut policy may not claim the U,oustnt bad been conrerte,l at one the u+e of pre-digested flails nay mice
R with her 1 Hallowe'en froth w'fls f h Bible 'Society etfkwra blessing of the church. , 1hn• 4 leap. 2r and afterw'art. the ea s,. but that is u11. and maulw'hik'
Mr... !tarry Tyndall. in „ the evening of (> tuber dist. elected as follows: t rrsidrnt. But whatever Inhibitions may still' Humber had swrllt,l ttr aanw. fire the stomach grows steadily weaker.
daughter. held n t weer thousand ichap. 4t. Thiess +till ole- The work ,.f dist•..lion depends noon
Turkrrsmith Kir h son(yPcl b• ewe
under the onside s of the Seaforth 1 Mita Lydia ra At : View -presidents. the tlyoon the church In this mutter, tie
suns and two 41 nightie's.' tIdrtydl great- I.lons, tie0d was quite slNtiwasful• Rev. W. Y. 1►reier. Itev. E. Tt.•rkhrlm governments of the world biteP served the rites laid dtts11 in the law the !opal alnd nerves .rm1 the linty way
anek hildret ttecentc-f„oir : Ilxm!d Coates, ooh" mus it 5H i:tted I and iter. 1'. sh•hrtg: exuettire commit- reached the stage of netlun. The right I „t Moser. The ln•+th.ii of the ole- to get rid of indigestion is to tour net
grandchildren. and • throw great -great- i during bite path year with Prof. Parkin tee. yrs, inmis'1'raig. David (lingerie!) to go to war Kae ever been the suprenw j %i't fluty •0y discussed by the •council the stomach through the Wiped. to do
grandchildren. da the arrouautbiti te,a•xrch ltibmatory and C. f Smith : s.N•retary-treasurer. prerogative of sovereignty. 11 has I Ichnp. 154 related only to the lira- the work nature luten,lea It should do.
Arm Neatly Rented 1 at Toned() University. left late week been assumed and accepted a+ a right. tile concerts. Ilad the question been Tb.' 41 Il the Win lu Wilt\\'ll do 1
ti
A. F. Hess.
Gordon Snell sou of Humphrey t for /'amp Lindau ter join the Royal yr. nasi Mr Michael Uhler. of (:ud- loth Ictal and tarsal, and all our' agitated at Jrrusalew it *mild have i
Il f Mullett ewnsy. *ttRerel wI Flying lugs. rrich were recant visitor. in 1 t II I i 1 t ld Ip'•'Ition t„ Christ- fills, which renew the bland, stream -
village.
1 greatly retarded its fid
Sue of a the peace plants have left it ttth ea ermeis . excote tenfold r ut t - then the nerves and enable the stomach
s•rlouft bands ut armoire when one sof undisnerlpNI. Rut today the Rntert- iiullty am greto do its
his was a�msat , While 4 •Mr. and Mrs. malts themselves bare laid the axe at vx11eeun•11t. 11 mus to he presumed Neglected indigestion with
stthnease
aIIII eliarimed
Seth Amino, who
s.tt' . wig circular r sass. Wille he - EXETER _-- --. __
leave resided tett a nmmlrPr of years on the root of We tree. They have slgtwd that, as the Christian religion because ens sawing ward its fag gliplyd.; their little tarot juttt east of the nil- a treaty not only condemning the ex- heifer nidersttiod, the la"•nlit1' That- misery'.otItll{gritnove.'an1) the tent.. shoals
fhr error" his gloved bond agalnet the l FAL Lowery. of Brn,etels. Ira* taken loge. have gone to 1nfvnnloltt. Ind.. ereise of this sovereign right. hut nun•- unions of Muses would la' laid aside
whirring pow. Thr• leather glove i /weir. 1.11r l'rntra1 hotel tram 4'. L•ee. Sylwre rimy P"r}ose spending the win- .erreilly renuunelne It RP a right. in- without tumult. We 4•811 Iher•fore treatment with I►r. Williams' fink
exngl+t, drawing his left arm,agetniR who L�. worlut with his wife and Pan- ler months at least. ' stead of a right. the governments then- readily understand the concern of Pills at unit' and son will lie gretllled
The syrMlPatP which M patting clown sPhe: would mnke.tt a rrinw, turning Janes and tlw rhuuh at the .•ouling with the reoulls.
the saw', nasi' the forearm was ahnont�ny To -London. Am,NtIT •TKR twiny tetrri fraise l,ntn.i
tretrreel. He was rrat el Itit1,s Clinton eph. ISawden, a former resldrnt .s test well_ for -til (n the farm of against It the whole ,'Peter" t.r inter- , of Paul about wlom retorts bail been
hospital and It is hotpd that the arm j of Exeter. ilei at Iy .t .ow'n uu (kMt Ren Chnrrette. shout a mile smith of mitlotAT IN and the"tmMtr riorteienee rarrird to ,teresaiout- Its rsll-luind.Nl_new health thrtit¢4 the nee of 1Ir. Wil-
% ' y ' St. Joseph. has tn*tiille,l the dr n_ tf m radioli. Jew*, Thee' retorts had grown until oleins l9iik PRT* 7s N ". lti
may Ta• xr.N}. her -4th In his nlrwt send year. The
hef�-1114.4d 1btkiy WKS brought to Exeter for instal. ,muttlt tad is ready to cotnmrn,w work This thing has lawn done In our Paul w'ns re¢lrtrd by some as n foe 11.11 Nu.
nllonng,tu'fl. 1 cent hron¢ho h the
1 pretty cvwot at the borne of aur. Deceased Is strylrerl by three Pons ,oe the well. time. in the decade linty• 4-10.ing. ay'r „ the Jewish rites aunt customs. He 4rrtRit of nervous went
through
l1 esti
a d )ire, Herold Graham. of G27 nth and one daughter.1.'yt'Since the detth of -_�-_ in this eery your 1!r_!s' Is nut this in- was advised, in usher to Hyoid tlw If torture hevnuw• u. usher word sen
to lushly. on Hameln%. /ketoles 27. meas his wife some years acs he had been
BLlTH Led a year of tour'! And roust not effete of the aril w•lort wldrh had
'the wef.lth¢ of the letter's Jame Clara living with eters members of his family. ' .trnistiie let- lie H climacteric day in been circulated. to aset'late hluwelf describe what I endured. 1 my
mt•s Rrht lNw of ISttt'ler's toast-kuow'u buslur_ the feeling :and vision of all men of nob four wen who w'Pre aloud to ub- stomach ens empty 1 retched. If 1
Eun •r Relit. dnnRBre'-of-.Jnr
sits _
k flog 1 vomited. 1 did not sleep,
will is,tailc elmmrn,s• • ..,,.11'.' The theme will dtifitnnts; Pt•feit fitw'A►rms '.►f iwtrttitaRtun ¶ta ttM+
nuulir lute Mrs. RPIu, of Swuley own bus been removed by the .bathSa�ntoiTi itTri°- bare Tumhasel I:AtO
Ewart 'eyes, so of Jusrph S. Harvey. which occurred alseepskins and the worship In 1111 :he churches. In I s•rilwd by Use bow ..f Moses in the and 1 Kos atendlly growing ....like'. 1
township. to \\'liras F, n b lx ,
.e or on Wishwsluy, 4Ictulper :31st. after an wool-pnllingl o1*rations. TNI+, along .tddltluu nunac. union sencicc•s will hreobsrn'aece of the cow of the Nazar- doctored foformonths but with no IsIs'',,
of Mr. 51141 Mrs. Nrl+ou Key..r, else
else• ar+tor of Illness of several mouths. -Deceased at Ith •the h.l.l t otuunwirlrs n. 1 if t \esu 1' 'l'M11 Thi+ 'i'nul ngreNl fit. (hie day' my hnshnu,l +old. as 1 ���
Staid. lrliii 1 •
bite. J. W. fens i t 1 I when the that was nbnnt
Varna Palled church, officiating. The wag horn in 1470 oil a farm on the
bridal party took their places beneath Thames nod a short dtstnnte Last of
J. R. Wheeler
Yurwrsl Itirrt-lor and
Embalmer
A!1 cafe promptly att.-mi.-1 to
day or nlrht
I'HUNgt
Yt„re 3:3.9 ReoidercY S::•e•
Hamilton 44treet, Outlet -telt
i
Brophey Bros.
THE I.Y:,U)IN(S
IPVNFICAI, DIFLFi(TORf3
AND EMBALMERS
Ambulance service al all
hour, ,lay or night.
PHONES: Store 120 Res. 217
lil►UF:RII'}I
•P
Couyhs. Co/ds. Croup, Bronchitis
ARE OIAICKLY RELIEVED BY
Dr. Chase's Syrup or
Linseed & Turpentine
"She just loves i t "
AilkJ
•
woollen mill, will keep them r such wIII its-
gt,tte lel%y during the winter months. amble ou Sun,ixy oftertown-ttth ur 1 It i'
Mists il.•lin Symintrtme, who has iwrn ing nr .nu Homily. for n public „•1,-
111 for several analis. has been hakes britinn In remcinlrrtnce of the dead.
to the hospital at thaterich for heart in rejoicing for the nuwifeet progress
meat. of ,seas and In welt IPdicntlon in the
Mrs. 1►avl.l tut' re is laid lip with felt consummation of the creat hope.
a irekc•n hip, the result of a fall 1Iristhot 4'eta nry.
deer. ,%. Shore 011,1 Mrs. Sherr have
taken up their residence nt, the rm.:
Tor). and Mr. Shore h•ts'taken neer lie;
'Lynes a1 inctntd.ent of the .tttglican
1t 1s nnnisit g to se an 0141 bachelor
In -tiding it Isiby. especially if the baby
' I Irish. is uhotlt eighteen.-.Kitaston ttlilg-
F. A. ijtgrnoi has been re -pranced Standard.
4,y the annals+tuners of the ltlyth
Telephone System 11, a salary of $15ito
rr t,00tttn.
---�-- isn.t_ Lmr,sear_ul,l._it:•n'ehler of Mr.
and Mrs. W. Ilintm, was struck Nan-
- 1 ,lay nfternarn by 1 neofhr r•:1r driven
s 11.I art TI from. The chi! wvts
I;uocke
11 to the cement craning
striki,_• her herd. which env toitfotlli
tutrt ilea eye war also fninr.+l and it
t• ltrahuonl yon hoer hiu.l lots
n an. and
rndei, +orae JeWg who hail conic to helped yin. -why ni►t Ire 1►r..tlSSitxwr
Jerusalem to worship, seeing Paul in Pink Pills. 1 etinsented and too got 1114•
I %tier 1 b •41 beet' taking the
,..ix-yeurs,Iul site 1hn'hI, n1111Ware of
the death of his*mother, Attempting to
pre+.• reIne 1nm11� sntgw•o. Tfro-iwn' hent'
retnr•„I• from school - shortly before
S o cl.p•k and thought his neither meas
1.11wp. •!A!eort'y after he .• 1c value
r"lrow+p^ himself unit s'e.1.1 for elope
time. on the 'liter. but 1',ii'I. orad. •11
I from the eifeet
,s fe•.•I she may halve suffered inter- though +1111 snffcr
sal Inlnrr. Tit, little girl was hit, it of the gar lie managed b. .1'.. st,me of
''nt.•d, as +he .'tt•ptw,J_ m.t, front he. the work of getting sit'•twr ne•nlr. 1t
t ii.4.11 isrkaI ears npls.r:t4• St..\11,1--r...isis'ar't-Mr`-ttn-tnitfi•s- drtith- wsi.
'ell's 1'nitel church. sin.• to aldiv.iatlon hy' gas from the
kitchen range. Mrs. 5falloitgh and bet
little son had only a few dot's before
glow Lome front 1•neknmr, titer +tent
same tine Willi h. r nnrents. 'Mr. and
5T ni.er••n•t• w•r.•iw•s will hr hail In Ti t t JI 4hnl illi, The r•rahs
1
Nnret,ta•r 14t1.
Sirs. Neil \t,•ltnn•I!.!. an old r•stdrnt
ottf the eI11tg•`• 10s+,,1 away aerobes
2c1h In her w't-rney-+e•mi41 year. Her
husband diel about nine years ego.
Two sisters' servile.... firs Murray of
Toronto it1•.1 tine Ito the \Vee•!
%Iles•+ Tena nm! 51-tggle im!th of
town have merited w'or.Y of the d,• tub
of their ,•i.ti•r. SIre. Wrcharh tit, Nngl-
1 a•y.1, Stith. I1peel-:e•1 war so,em4y•
itt•�qj yPflr+ of age.
Tii' Teel&M of Lin -know learned with
.neat ..ter ow' ut the tragic death e'
Mr.. Itr'.s ti It. Millionth 1 forme! •
Mese Etta -Belle M I)otualdl.' w'Id,•)
:eluant tit h. r hone at I'etM'eo••.•' m• r
Tees11ay of last week. When her tins'
bred came home that evening be
1 foetid th.• Ironer fell of fns, his wife
decd in n choir In the kitchen. and hitt
i 1 CKNOW
the Maple. stirred ut, the mull
and m -erNtt 1tntelt arse_ i'l0• Clip
tn of the Mollla11 soldiers ahose t
duty It was to iirlult:tln }pen.+• In Ili.'
ueig4la'rhou,t of the 1. ulple, arrived en
• • .1 the killing of.
11114h• n snag, t ,
the 51
Pall!. Fu ierder t.. show the Cr.,wd
that 1,e 1111 not 111.0,1 to ptetenl
Paul's twine brongl i to trial. the cup
rnia lead hila holt 11,1 nith.1h,in . Pali;
Asked of him ptrnil;.ion to-Itvl,, .1 41,1
Then it wits the •iiitaur foiled oal he
.t;•r not the disturber of the pear, he
tool si.pei;te,l_LLIL.ltt 110 itt learning
*hat he was 11 .,ratable citizen
ola,rt:ut ell}' .•f Tar••,.. 1,,• readily
•:i it 1'I him p•ruds-I'n 10 speak to t''.
1,•.gge. Standar::n on Ilse st air, he
matte hf+ ulet,t c against the charge.
br,nght Again -4 IIht1. They gat.• hint
patient M•trhtg until he :Intl. ittire,1
, that he lead 1,1,11 c uissinn,d by (:oil
. to ittrry. .the -(.i•t+l!•'l to the.G,nti1.-.
Their rnee burst forth nut li. anal.'
• 11"1 being uh;e to get nt Pool. who ass
ttai'da1 by tin• .alleles. nb1•y .114.U. 14
their 4 1,' by throwing tiff their onto?
t"h. 11 air
pills for a while I knew' they were
belling rue. ns the pelta+ dwT reteliihe
grew les+ Had I slept Netter. I gladly
continue,) the nae of 1114 1,111 n11.1 Int n
few tteonth. 1 frill liken ts•a motion.
better 111 n. I had felt for years., a„o.
ah!e 1„ work for my h11'Mind
I ••gain. ,%tier web n
fol ' tl..It'iur how •rap I .1'. 'ittt 1 line
.1-. hat riv°ommrmR:rn. Wttttitnie
fills'" -
If con t,.'d a blo,•i-Ilaii.lu,ir i-.- ,
'Ie•gtn t iking I►r. Williams' fink Pill
f the ten'nr. ?,T T.t' lttt m,,tlei ire .1.-.t.e-t
or want to mall ',it a1 cents a 1s,.
trritie_
The ler 51'illi:ons' S1e••'
g1nn•W!s 8,144 nrr,sw1n_
.lilt,' toy cried ...it ;.• kill hila.
Sntttlit : rr. u, w • 1':tilt' s then tn17,1, into ---the i• o1Sii•
neknow 1'nllr,l rim roll an wen• bnne¢ht here for interment. �
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