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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1929-11-28, Page 7THE SIGNAL, WHY SHOULD HE suffer from rheumatism like this? • IF he would accept the ad- vice of thousand's of men and women, he would find relief by taking I)r. Wil- liams' Pink Pills. Rheuma- tlem is no a surface ailment that can be banished by rub- bing with liniments or oils. •eery. poison • laden blood must be built up and puri- fied before then can be any program toward permanent recovery. Time and again, eafferers have proved the rale of Dr. William.' Pink Pill. in sive treatment of rheumatism. "For some years," writes Thomas Mama, of Norm, Ontar.o, "I was so badly troubled with :rheumatism 1 could hardly walk and suf- fered mem pawn 1 bad m+d.• cal treatment but did not get much relief. Alter tak• mg 1)r. Williaind WilliamPink Pills for soma rum. the trouble disappeared and hu not shwa Shown the Isom sign of r.turnmla." Start today to tame.* yosr rimunamsa.. [Sus • b,. of ()r. William? Pink Pills at Tont neaten druggist's or, postpaid, by mail at SO cents a box from Th. Dr. Ailliaotm Modicise Co, Brockvn*, Ontario. a.ta Dadllang PINK PULS ••A MOUWsIOLD KAaft IN 114 oovNTNIoa' County and District - GODERICH, ONT. .\ Iitei. i g revidei1 ..1 lures ha, I 00 Nov ember '19th of Mrs. J. J. Mc- ►wsstrl *wryly Ill the person of John lh,'talil, In her sixty-ttrth year. Be - johns. ; sides her husband, a esti, Norman. and Lorne Tull haw sold ids 225 -acre I a daughter, .Les. Will. l'r.'-o•utor, farm ou the 12th concession of Ilul-' survive. Tett to Wm. Itue of McKillop. ! The brickwork 011 the walla of the William L. L,(wbkin, w. kt'nwn new lrlstoltil't' Illls horn completed and resident of llow'iek. 111e1 November the workmen are n.uv putting 044 the 16th In Ids sixty -until' year. 1 1.' ICH Vit rood. a widow', one daughter and one son. Main tercet United church has been lir. and Ur.. E. F. Jackson, who tormented with r haudsuwe piano by cotductel a grocery store at lien•all Mrs. Jesse Elston in memory of her for several years, have clewed to, Sinal father, the bate Melia rd (1Idley. ford and will Make their home liner. The kaaoehing Jost or blowing out Stanley aid Itte..el Iktugherty.havc of n red light where a culvert was un- sold their two farms o11 the limb cot- deL lyla`1ructiou 00 the London road cession of Grey -taw •7(•1 'hundred I aisaf a wile .ut:la of Exeter resulted acres to Alvin Sit more and the holm„ in tau aveldett- one night lite week. farm to Earl Machan. ; A party ..f wotorirto from Palmerston ..p14.I into th.. lagud e George Mutat nisi 111-. Elizabe4h ; wIrrte ,a Ir•s hrunsied, thei*ieir e11rr. ,.ufferrer- It1ley, Troth or Iltlh4t township, were married oil t\'/4I111•WI:Iw, N.,vl•W1s •' a'11h. by Bev. W. 1'. Looe; 4,t .NoltIl-.I'•' United church parsonage, 8evtorrh. While Mr. and lir•. ,;e.. Cowan. of the 13111 c41t(e„siot of 1111111.11. were aw•ay'.from IWON• 4,111' eveuhtg reeully their house was ransacked. awl- fruit. tackles. hakhlg• 'winnows and other 1rticles were-luleu. Wilbur 1'. Ihdg. twenty-seven year.! 4,t ate•, Jumped from the Glee read bridge 111 '*,,runt11 nue night n.'.•utic .ted wa.• instantly kine.). The young1'� • matt. who was leaehlug hl Toronto. had I leen In poor health fur some time. 11(• is survived by hl', wife and nue 14uu. Ile wa• a *o0 of William Ikdg of Ilowi,•k township, 111111 the retd11io•' were l.rnul n• parental Innne•for ', burial. McLaren-l'orbell A wetldhlg was yuiet'ly eelebratt4.1 at the Mined clulrcll manse. 11e•u•aIL 011 1 aa•ur,lay fast, when Bertha 4'orl11'tt. 1.:,:e•st daughter of \I r. and lir-. Fred Corbel t. Illy inssil"laip. became ram bride of !toy McLaren. sem of WI11hun 1.. Mclatre4., 11ei•.411. the •'i-rewwtr ,t a. Ie•rfortue11 1 y (tet. ,A. i Inclalr. A Double Celebration A d.,ulde amay ersugy . celebaelion) look 'place Tuesday of hex; week at •11*' iionu• of \Ir. awl Sirs. Jas. Bewley, s.th lite of 11,.rri:;'dt I1•iug the second anniversary or Ihe•w.41ding or lir. and Mrs. Ih•wi1.y aced the• tufty-w",tool au- soher'ary of the wedding of Mr-. !taw; part -tote. )1r and Mn. It•+1a•rt Fer- ris of Hallett. 'Pie •j,rale and gnaw of fifty, years are still in falirly good I heaRl1. aid they received manly et pre•. Pion. of ••ongra'alation .1111d gots! wishes 4hohbro o1(-1 widen An au!,.t,.-.u,;.: ••(tut talk Ida., all the home •,f 1111• brittle's parents. x1111 •1.10ussion of. 1lnlle4t. on Wednesday. Noveuller 204 It, whit flora l(., only d•toughier of lir. and Mrs. %Vestry slim, was milted Ile marriage to John \. Shoblor..'k, el.tert .•011 of lir. 311141 Mr- John 11. Nb..bbr•a.k of !Iullett- I ,' icrnwuny was performed by Re% J \\'. Johnson of L..sideA*.n,. After - atolls the happy couplc left on to trip to Toronto and other paint 'Phey till wake their home on the ,+,n. .-.ion of Willett.Celebrate Their Golden Wedding A happy tomtit's. ult. .spent at, Abe home of Mr. and lir'. John ('hamity. .th concession of East Wawano.i. o4, Tuesday, Novend.er 12111. when they celobruttd their golden wedding. Among the friends who gathered for the annIrtrsalr) were some who were present at the welding tlfty years ago. Mr. Chimney wits born on the farm now owned IT Harry Clramney. a bro- titer, on the 411h cn11eelsslon of Feist \vawauao.h, and firs. Chaatuey, who was Sarah Itrook•, daughter of the late ler. mid lir-. Hobert "1lrfaks, %vlar horn on the 7th concession or }:est' \yavya110-la. If their famlly:;6(, five, i.-• four are III Ina: Mrs. E. Maines, }'Yon- I cis, Sask.; Mrs. James Craig. St. An- ' get'.tine; Richard and Bolen. on the', 11,411144 1)1 rill on the nth concession of i West 11'awannalt. Mr. and Mrs. Clam- ney are faithful members of Donny- I-r,4•k- United churn. ('LLNiTON The death of Robert Dlnsley occur-! .- • ret November 13th at the home of h1* sister, Miss Martha Linsley. at e the age of seventy-three years. Mr.1 1)1ns'ev ('9141 !'1•1114. 11h0t14 two months' ago from e'al.iuruhu vtbcre he load iiveI for t1 any year-. Ile 111 n 011 married .1111: i. suryhc,l by one brother. Edward of Lo. Angeles. Calif., and ow.. -inters. NC-- Irin!'hy and \Ids. Itob.,•u ..r Clint .11. Miss }:Icautor Solder, of Ilriceti,•:,1 nes In•. 4 n, ;stinted ergani., I'resbytertato 4'1111 ••h. The funeral or William j4ol.i.., who diol In a ('11114)444111 hospital on Nov- ember ovemlaer 12th, ta.k Llatw'to the Clinton cemetery, where his iwifeHobwoe buried1.waI tive years ago. al shoemaker by trade, lived In Clinton for some years. also. at IB•nde'sb.ro and Itrlgraye. Ile w'a`s In his .seventy-eighth ye.tr. (►4,e ,00hs ('e4•11 Ilohbl of ('hat• . ham, and two daughters, Mrs. Baker of Chatham and Mrs. J. :Skinner of !California, survive. EXETER I The Leading Men's Store Everything that s new in Men's Wear Ilarid Tailoring anti Special Order to four Measure Chas. Black Phone 219 t ;(tticricl, Sore Throat Gargle with Min - lard's in water. Also take • half teaspoon of Minard's to syrup •t night. Quick relief assured for hoarseness. croup, quinsy and other troubles. The Greet White Liniment es t?PARDS "KMIC OF` PAK'- tINI.M ENT Fresh Bread Baked Daily 1....Westiht►tu 114 St That's what you get when ordering your bread from us. It contains the plifest ingredients known to bakers. Buy a loaf to -day and taste t:.e difference E. U. CLEVELAND Ing t•ouslderable damage. Solne hours later three Kincardine men ton their way Wife Prow Loudon l•alllie along and their car after dropping about tour feet came up on the other side of.the toad. The car sustained only, minor damage and was a''le ho proceed on Its way. SEa3YORTII The ti(ty•thlyd annual Meeting of , the Seatorth curling chub w,1. 14441(1, November 18111. W. J. !Duncan w'as' , elected president ; W. E. Kerslake, vier-pretI(ett.; 1t. J. Winter, secret n•y'•. ;treasurer. Rev. Ethv,ud F. Goetz, pat.orr of Ft. James' church, 1s ubrerviug this week I the hveuty-tlftil anntv'ersar)' of Ids or- ' (Mouton to the priesthood. At a lodge of instruction for 11noon !District, No. 8, 1. U. (1. Y., held hi ldea(orth recently, visiting members were present from Rrue•elleld• liensall, 1 Exeter. tbsierieh, Ciliation and Dun- ' tannin' Ed. hole. 1►. U. (i. 'L. .s'. cupped the chair. After the work of the evening .pet't'hes were given 1.y several hest It. 1►. G. M.'•, including W. Moore, Clinton; \1', 'radian, Exeter; T. Baird, Itrucetteld, anti F. Sturdy, t i(4lericl'. The net proceeds of the sale of pole pies In ieaforth 111111 vicinity on Nov- ember 91 h. wider the auspices of the comedian L.t'tllun, were $it3.6tl. Richard harry, who had lived in this neighborhood nearly all his Il(e, died reently 111 IAmdolt at the age of eighty years. and the remain.. were brought to $euforth for burial. .A sister, 3v - J. J. shine of aevifor,h. survives. 111 a public speaking contest held to NortlwNle Punted ,'Irorih of Tuesday ` evening of last !reek, 111.. Auoua 1►ale and W. McNay curried off the h ills. 1►ale'• suI.jt. t was -Christianity and War." and Mr. 10 - Nay spoke 1.11 "Phe 144411:11e 411. Natiuus." '1'111. oppaa•Ing (,.ute'.tatlel• wt•r \I1's Held lull !Stewart Beattie of bullet• 1'40.0. Miss Redd, speaking 4111 "Prayer its the Life of the Young People, - while Mr. Beattie:. snbjet•t Mot "('I1.N1.- I tug a calling. Thursday. ', '' -u,L4•1 z• L'r_ 1 READY IN TWO MINUTES! A HOT NOURISHING BREAKFAST REDDED HEAT With all the bran of the whole wheat All the body-huilding elements of the whole wheat, nothing added, nothing taken away. So easy to serve and so delicious- ly nourishing. Gives new vigor and life to tired tissues. Serve with hot or cold milk or fruits. The 'Exeter t'hatnb'r of t�.unm•r,r •.14.444'.) Its whiter term unit a ha11gnet 'at the 4'entritl ho'i), at uhlch se•yeral nsvnbers oT the I•.ntiotl ('hnmin'r of Commerce were entcrtal ed. ns* A fea- ture of the PyPndug'. program iw presentatloll of a goldheadel, cane (41 Major W. 11. Wood. munnger vt the London ('hnmlwr of Commerce. Id op=. pre.'lntI„tl 111 a.si•'•itice rendered and . courte.h'•• extended to 4)11. Exeter ('hamper. The deayi occurred in Exeter North ASTHMA Head & Bronchial Colds Mrs. Fred (;o1I of Neustadt. Ontario, had Asthma IQ years and for 2 years.' had to alt up at night. She written in part: "1 couldn't rest '.mpPrly, couldn't sleep, evmbin't work Then 1 learned of R:' 2 M %1 For ti or 7 years now 1 haven't hada tra,e of Asthma " Von ma have your money hark if 31 worth of mar \II dozy n't bring gnd {II homes No harmful drugs Mk 1N at. your dealer's. Ge now and buy Tentpleten'a RAZ•MAHI Brings this fo radio into your r Christmas 250 Lucky Members Will Enjoy Radio's Real Thrill this Christmas HIS special Christmas $1.00 Club was one Down CI Y announ- ced recently. Yet already more than fifty memb&rs have joined. You'll have to hurry. DeForest Crosley have advised us that we YOU MAY CHOOSE FROM THIRTEEN WONDERFUL DEFOREST CROSLEY MODELS Priced From $78 to $685 80 per cent. More People have bought DeForest Crosley in 1929 than in 1928. home must absolutely limit the Club to 250 members. Step in to -day and enter your. name. How the Plan Works YOU pay $1.00 down to join. Then week- ly until Christmas you stake a small pay- ment, and on Christmas Eve. or a few days be- fore. your new DeForest Crosley is delivered. The balance is then spread over a period of twelve months. Surely no payment plan could be easier probably such an offer will never be made again -- Anommolaimmilmia If Y ou Already Note These 8 Outst%nding Club Privileges Have a Radio The 1. NO "CASH" PAYMENT : Club members make no "cash" payrrleet. meats. 2. NO INTEREST : Although given exceptionally easy terms. Club members pay no interest charges. [he Club price is the total cost. 3. EASIEST PAYMENT TERMS: Nowhere will you get easier payment terms than those of this Christmas Club. (-et us tell you about them. 4. NOME DEMONSTRATION: We will gladly give you a free demonstration of any of the, thirteen DeForest Crosley models in your own home 5 FREE EXCHANGE: Club members have Ilse privilege of exchang- ing their set at any time within one month, West Side of Square U:'lv' the :4 oder weekly 1 for any other DeForest Crosley model of higher price. receiving full value• for all they have paid. 6. LIFE INSURANCE : In the event of the death of a Club member before the at count is paid in full. the unpaid balance is cr.ncelled, without further payment. 7. RELIEh INSURANCE : Should a Club member become sick or un- employed, he can make half payments for a reasonable period. 8. UNRESTRICTED SELECTION : Club members may select frons any one of thirteen of the new DeForest Crosley models. O. JOHANN, Dealer H. 0. Sturdy, L. H. Zinn, Salesmen Phone 586 Christmas Club Offers Specially Generous Trade- in Allowances The amazingly easy terms of the Christmas Club become easier still if you have an old radio to turn in on the new DeForest Crosley. Your old set is worth much more than it will be at or Christmas. Let this now after extra value reduce the amount of your Club payments. Goderich, Ont.