The Signal, 1929-12-19, Page 114.-.44114#
County and District
Andrew Sloan has 140W his fano
3 east of Walton to Mrs. It. U. Sloan.
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Rut. John Il of Varna; has
• broken arni, thfiksiult of a fall In
her house.
Mrs. Peter 11,:. Scott. of Molesworth,
passed away December nth lu her
seventy -si th year.
Gottfried Natliger. of Inishwood,
passed away Deiember ilth at the age
of Keventy-sewu years.
Frank Scott, fur fifty-nine years
blacksmith at Illiterate, has sold hi,
sop to Arthur Wh•eler.
The death 04'111 r red u
December 5th of Domain MeNaugliton.
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Buy your
W Christmas (lifts
for men at
ig BLACK'S
• The Store Worth While IR
Chas. Black
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• PhOtie 219 Goderieli
alktaittAUS416/11013
of Turtiberry, lu his seventy-first
year.
RobertMenary, an old resident
Grey township, died December 4th hi
hI.. elglity•fifth year. lie.ides his wife,
he leers., tbrip 60110: II 1111 0•0 daugh-
ters.
A IL 1. W. 0. ('ltd.has been form-
ed 111 Ittlgrave, with Mrs. 4). Ander-
son us pre.ideut; Mrs. C. It. Coolies,
vieepresident; Mn. 8 Procter, arc -
rotary..
Mr. 111141 Mrs. thswge Baynhain, of
rentralitt, on December 2nti et•It•brat-
ea the fiftieth unilivt•rsary of their
wedding with 11 notable gathering of
rf•Intivi.4 and friends.
Two days after he had cashed 11144
fl. -1 old -age pen 46/1. David Ball. of
•:orrie. was drit•keil with paralysis,
•011 Wednesday, Deeuil•er 4t 11.
at the age of seventy-one y4,4011.
Mrs. inlays Houston, an old resi-
dent of Grev township. 1.ussed awny
on Saturday in her eightieth year.
111.r .prt.deceased her, and
bon. s•ois- :inn two daughters survive.
While helping a neighbor to delioru
..one cote. 011 Friday 114.4. Peter A.
McArthur. of Grey township was
thrown by .1111. of the animals, which
fell on his. Ilk leg was broken at
the ankle and lie will be laid up fur
at least two months
William Robertson, of the 1st line
Morris township, died Monday,
liteember 9l1i. as the result of
str••ke of paralysis. tile was in Ilia
THE SIGNAL,
tem. His mother, Mrs. David Robert!
1101). 111110 survive..
Duncan MOCowati, of McKli-
lop, died December 3rd after au ill-
ness of some tuouths. She waa born
in Tuckersiulth fifty-three years ago,
a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Day
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man. she Is survived by her husband,
two won uud three daughter..
At the house of Ibr. and Mrs. Samuel
Angst. in llowit•a township, their
daughter, Alma M., was united in
marriage to Clifford V. liallantn, sun
of Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Ilailinan, als••
of Bowlek, Rev. J. N. Wettlanfer of
Ayton performing the ceremony. Mr.
and Me-. Millman will reside In ilow-
Lek.
'fie death of Mrs. William
old reshlent of Brucefield, occurred
December ard, ut the age of eighty-
eight years. Iler husband died twelve
year* ago tool 'WI otily !44411. A11411.4•W,
lii April, 19211. Mrs. Scott was one of
the last remaining members of the
old Presbyterian congregation min-
istered U. by the late Rev. John Ross.
Mary Elizabeth Stein, widow of
Charles J. Itintoul, died Saturday
morning last at the 114111/10 of lobr MOW
lis-luw, James Kerr. Morris township,
Ili her seventy-first year. Four $4'n•
and a daughter survive: John and
Chester Itiiitoul and Mrs,. 311 III1444 Kerr,
of Morris township: Rev. Gordon
Itititoul. of Sudbury. 1111(1 Charitbs. 114
Sarnia.
Rani and Crop Bunted
The large barn ••ii Cliff Holland's
farm. near Walton, was destroyed hy
fire reeently. All the live stock wits
sawed. but the sca.on's crop of grain
and hay was completely consumed.
The fire starter from a cutting box
which was being operated al the time.
sixtieth year. Besides his • wife, There was some insurance.
leavo4 three sons and three denial-
INCWIRVIIITACVNEW4MINEWVKITNEINEITICE1
Christmas Gifts
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IPyrexware , Electric Toasters Ai
Electric Irons Silverware g
1 Electric Percolators Tea Pots
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fc Something for Everybody g
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g Carving Sets for $4 to $7.50 4 RAZORS -Gillette andAutostrop,
Autostrop, various prices, mith
$1.00 to $5.00 ,
C. C. M. SKATES, 90c to $5.00 g
Yi • Sizes for all the family
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ig We put on all Skate
FREE s
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N Hockey Sticks, Pucks and Straps
Death of Sint. R. Colelough
The death swvurreil on lieveuilwr
Tth of Harriet Ford, wife of Itobert
Culelough, GoderIch town/dill.. in her
sevetity •btbt. venth year. Iteskles her
• • husband, five daughterand three
son* survive: Mr.. J. Hamilton and
Mrs. L. H. McGlynn of Detroit ; Mrs.
• ' E. of
Bring your lists to our store and your G. L. Manly and Mrs. A. E
worries are ended Clinton; Mrs Wrank Churchill of
21 Duncan, B.C.: William of Wood-
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stock is complete
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Penknives 15c to $2.00 -
moors -All sizes
JAS. C. CARRIE
• Phones -Store 501, Res. 363
Si East Side Square Coderkh, Ontario t,
t.latatallitt)74210tattagtIgtliitaittitaitift)it
stock; Joseph of Senforth. unit RH-
OWII at home.
Death Of Alex. Leitch
Alex. Leitch patoosi away De ...tither
3rd at his home on the Oth con vssion
of Hullett. Ile was a prominent fig-
ure lu the township, having sat for
tenor year. -In the township round:,
hu•luding several terms as reeve. 11.'
Was In his seventy-third year. 11.' Is
survived by his wife, one sou, George,
on the hon.' farm, and three daugh-
ters: Mrs. 1. Bruce Medd. Midi:1110p;
Mrs, Rohl. Jamieson, thillett. and Mrs.
Will Johnston. Clinton.
Lifelong Resident .1 Wonky
The death of John A. Johnson. a
lifelong resident of Stanley bowie -hip,
occurred Decenther 1st at the resi-
dence of his brother-in-law, Thomas
Campbell. of the saute tOwuship. Mr.
Johnson W11.1 born iii September, 181o, 1411 the farm 011 which he lived prat,:
Wally all his life. ile leaves four sis-
ters: Mrs. It. Woods. St. Helens; Mrs.
J. Metcalf, London; 3.1rs Thomas
Campbell and Miss Charlotte Johnson
..f the ::11.1 concession. Stanley. I
Lad Leant Aro
A ti.rrible u-cidetal occurred at i
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Stuith•s mill. Centralia. 101 Saturday.
December 7111. as the result of which
Kenneth Simpeon. of l'entritlin. aged
sixte4.11. lost his right arm at the
sii..61/1•:r. 'The injured lud.nas taken to
St. Jowilli's hospital. Lonil•m. %%here
the arm Was, iinsiiiitalint. iiiiil Iii :1.1.111-
1 Ion he na,... tonna In have suff..red
serene cuts ahout hi* head 11 1141 body.
It appears thai Simpson ,4a. alone In
the 1.1.einent of the mill when his
arin ea4 caught in the belting of the
nitohinery um! tie '41I$drugged around
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GODERICH, ONT.
the Wiley before he fell unconaclotn reeve. As to the council It la expected
to the floor. that Voundllore Bell and Beffron
will again solicit the support of the
voters for council. while Mevoirs J. It.
Cutt, filen. Herrington, S. A. Popie-
BRU88If111
• Mrs. Pedgrltt fen OD the slippery
street and broke her 111111 111 two
places.
Brusaels has lost an old and es-
teemed reoldent lu the death ,,*'Peter
Stsitt, 14110 passed away Tuesday. 1*-
eember lOth, in his seventy-ninth
year. 11114 predeeeased him hes
'than a month, Mr. ttc•oll was born at
ilarpurtwy, Warms] the blacksmith-
hig trade at Seaforth and about
fifty years ago citrus. 141 411141
atart4.41 liliteksmith shop. 'rid14 he
continued until nine years ago. Ile
was very food of horses and usually
had a fast one to enter at the rate
meets ile was a staunch and active
Liberal. lit. Is survived I•y three sons:
Brine. 4.1 Toronto; Stewart, of Bondi -
ton. and ('11114', of Calgary and 1111111
daughter. Sirs. Fred, iturchcill of
Brussels. IlIa youngest...on. /rani..
was killed in the Grunt War.
IWAMOTO
A bail fine occurred recently at the
l•rick residence •if ti. It
sated under the roof ••f the iiitelien
and ate 114' way into the main part
of the house before the fire
got it under control after a tno-hottr'
struggle. Considerable dal tuts ge • as,
done. especially by the water with
, which the Mane wi44 flooded.
At the annual meeting of the Sea -I
forth Turf Association, George it. Mc-,
eariney was elected president: Russell'
H. Sprout. vice-president; .t. D. Stith-
eriatol, seeretarydresenwer. The Assoc-
iation put on two successful Int4.14
during the year.
Dr. Chas. Mackay, who was in a
hospital at Toronto for ...wend week+,
has returned to hi, home here and I.
much improved.
Mr. and Mn. 1. IL Neelin hare
left for 1`111111, where tiwy intend to
spend the winter.
Mr.. Robins. accompanied by her
two niece., Misses Bertha and Billy
Chesney, daughters of Mr. and Mrs.
1. M. Chesney of Tnekersinith, left
recently for St. Petersburg. Florida.
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OUR LARGE STOCK OF
Gift Furniture
includes Odd Chairs, Chesterfields,
Chesterfield Tables, Gate Leg
Tables, Occasional I ables, Dinner,
Wagons, Smokers, Pictures, Table
Runners, Mirrors, Electric 1 amps,
Walnut Chests (cedar -lined), Doll
Carriages, Kindergarten Sets, etc.
We are agents for the Maxwell Electric Washer.
One of these or an Electric Vacuum Cleaner would
make a very useful and most acceptable Christmas
Gift.
J. R. WHEELER
Funeral Director and Furniture Dealer
HAMILTON ST.
Phones: Store n5, Res. 3SSw
atone, Leslie 'Unborn 141441 Thos. E.
Kelly are already stained us pr..spei.-
tire candidates."
lint. Jas. Cutt, of Godt•rieli, 1,. vls-
ItIng her daughter. Mrs. Thos. 'Taylor,
and her *On, J. It. Cult. and 45111 like-
ly spend the winter months In myth
4'114.4. Rouse is in Stratford hospit-
al having an ops'rati...it for t he re-
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rillarrittil;r1111111Uteltilttatlilletlitillet
ns mas
that will be appreciated
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uiovul of a calaraet f 44114' ••f Ids,
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Send the home town paper to yptir friend at
eyes. ,
Bens owned by John Fairservice.]
of Blyth, have taken first olaee in the a distance. or to the boys and girls' at school. It
egg -laying ennte..1 111.111 /II 1114.' 1 10111111- , ,
ion experimental station at KentvIlle., r will be like a letter from home every week.
S.S.t?..lcsi..y. wore,' 2o6.4 1.,1..,. wing
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t-oriicres1 fight for the reyeship. the: The Signal to January 1st 1931
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Dame Rumor forecast.. a three -I
prospective candidate. tieing. It M. 1
Francl.. W. D. Sanders anil 1. tiay,,
sr. for $2.00 g • .
,m. 'Phone 35 and have the paper sent on at once g
mi.,: E. Bayne. who lin. been n.
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the High Aloud staff for over rise'
years, has te.ndlerisi her ribsignatIon, 141
take effect at flit. putt tlie present
term. ••1 Arthur S. Itaci-. ••f iZtag.12,DatimalitttIltriattiag.ttlattigain,30.mgkaag
1••4411, •••••-(irrisi I 114,41.iiilm.r 441, 1,1
Viclorla 61,4410. linnion. 111 tins 514,
)4.nr. 1rereabss.s1 j4 .oirvIre41
wife. !law Noll. and oils. sinus:WIT
The 114141) was brought house for lour
The :.'1444 -acre farm of Thos. Howley
1411 the linition rood about two mile,
south 1.1 Exeter _was 34411d at an. -1
to Eli Bird. ••f for a III 11.'
over $7.000.
The remain.. of Thivid Parkinson.
who riled hi ,1Iorida, acre brought to
Exeter for Interment.
The stuklen and unektwled death
of 1114".,' 4hurls...4 11. Snell on Monday
morning. December 2n41, was at great
shock to the community. Mr. Sitell
had apparently been in his 11b111111 gond
health nod was present at three ser-
vices in Jame. street United church
on the Sunday previous. Ills ,heath
wag doe to heart failure. Mr Snell
where th••‘ sill the whiter. was horn nearly seventy.seven years
Mr and it,,bert "g" 1" the township 4.1 Stephen 31111
hilVe telt for 1,04 his whole 11(4 as spent in this 1:11111.
10 /11.01111 110 with their 411ingti . w""10.• Fur Year' be 111
ter. yr.. Gordon Miller. the butcher Moline -0i, but ..1 recent
s: years tie hail beets engaged in build. ,
Ing and be had erected sixteen ••f the 01
finest residences In Exibtur, Ili 11414111-
1.4 other buildings. Ile I- survived;
I•y• his '.s 11.'. tont by a sister 111 , 1111
Buffalo. The funeral took oboe on '
the 4th inst. and was •tteioled by the
Huron county coined! In a body; hy
the Exeter council and Iniblie lot
comminsion. and a lame number of
citizens. I IX
CLINTON
Pollee Magistrate S. J. 'Andrew -
and Mrs. Andrews ceiehrated the fif-
tieth annlientery of their marriage.
011 Tuesday of title week.'
Mrs. Jas. MeMurehie left last seek
for Buffalo..where she will make her
home. Iler daughter, 1114.4 Jean, has
been there for 101014. months.
lass A11111e George 14. lieltain died Saturday
J10441111 Col..10ugh. of Goderich town- s. 4;,.„„1. 141 14,,' ag.4 „1 1
"1 at the 1)1111* of his sowin-law.
ship. died Sunday-. December Kik at
the home of her daughter. Mr. l'alton.,
en years ire was- a re,ideut of Wiii-; dti
She was in her eightieth year. Mrs. before emning ben. about two, jz
Colciongh wa• native of NY17.r.'4:1114.1::„1" r"i'le with id. dnuirlit". PRI
hut had Hied In 4.%4.r - -
She nsi.. Is ri...1.14.1it 1..414.r14-li
owswIlly midi after In. Female Sherlock Mime.
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4.91", "r her girl -Madam. Nin -ter lies
41)711:11:Iliti:birsinan14111.2sikr::":1.1.11:1:11.Mcr":". 1" 1", 11. %"1 11 14
Clinton. She is minis-441 tsy -thr•Y.
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n, us wr in 1114 haunt and /1 large 1/1.%
ton. clinton: Mrs 1'. Miller. Stril- Nt.„1„,„ x 4J,)40,14,]4'4 -to,. iw
, ford. %Ir.. 1.‘ and ,,..„ ha, •_••
fres]. 1;...i..ri.•11 1.1‘% 11.111i. ; ;1•101:0. 01
1 1 1 11 111.1 1 .0111 I...r.....
1.1 1. 11 11.. W. A. 1;1:I 1.t are spend ,
big the winter 111 11••ri•lii
The It••••rd of Tra.'•• •• tirrang:trg
for 1.. I., 114.141 iihnisi
Middle of .Iiiiitinri
Clareinn. Itor.4.11, or was PI
1..•10.1 to represent South Iltir..n 11,
Iln. 1 11.1.q. tloys• Patti:mm.1bl ,,f stiltai
oppo...1 lig 1,1011 11111 10 5'.:,- 1.01110
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Clinton ratepayers 111.. 1.: 5..).' 11
the comb...! muldrip.1 1 elections 011 1111. '
11110,1 1011 • 'Ars' ''411 in u
flor om
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1 3Irs. l'atilin, ••1 It. -gins.. who Valli.' •
ea..' to attend 1111. finis.riii of la1i-
snot l,, -r. Ills. Int, Sir*. Rennie. will
-Pend ....me time with her relativ•ce
hero. .
TI14. town -ship i-ottIni1 I.. finvIins. 154..
1.11.1:11 11, 1.11 i II ill 11,,' 1111;4010.11 1 of the
to•11 hall. The 4'1.114 sire of 4.4iiii.ri.14.
n lilt *444.! 'loot,. This coliiiiiiiiilly 11111
WIT • lia 1.4. um ii prisoner... lett 11 is de-
termined 111 liPP, .01 1.6.1y 11..,-.. 0 1,0 .14.
art 1010 this "con14.r.-
11 41 11.'»-. %%I.' 11:1. charge of the
1....1 Iliiiro -):stem. Inc- 1114'11 11111141110
P.1 line -man for the Bay noinielini:
telt-ohmic. system In isinilt.cli•o• with
Zurich central.
I Mr and Mr-. Stephen NI. 1i,.-liey. of
_,....D ' 11011 HIP. Pa.. 1111V1. arrived at 11,,
.gr• 11111111. ••1 Mrs. Peach. -y 's mirents, Rev.
and Mr*. c Sebrair. 'rm., kn,... ...hi
4their property In l'iolit.,n
-Isiiin and
wili make their future, horns.' Is. 111144
At Zurich 1l1141r14.1.
• ,At . the auction sale ••1 the farm.
Hee ,„1,..k. 4,t,.._ for ,1111111 A. S1111111 111.0
bee..k . 1 0.1N /11.1 11.1 r pilt.-1441..s..1 11.,'
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1414u.re farm (•.r bc,,:otit. Mr. Smith
mid family Intend in •vinir to the city.
.1..911 Engelatol. ,,r zuri..h.
24 18'' ember 7.11 )Ii $. Joseph's hospital.
0;1„,,„1.,.. .!..... 1... hi , i.,,, for three
week. iiiiili.r 11,':, 11114-111 for gangrene
••••/re_ 1(1-'I..g ‘1':1•• )1 1111111 fill 141 fli 11,.' 1101 0 of
ei "1)4114)1 1,14 Toi Wit i1 ..11...1 1, . 11. 11,
be.$ Sir. Eng, -lam; ,%:•., in bib -1‘•• e:g1.19
Aim year and i- -linked by his ;bite and
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111:01. 1 It . 1.0 I •,. eter ,..•11111.• .•`..•r It
#f b1.111,1, in the Evangelcal church
_At5 Lyre
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from the 4'. 1' 11
11 f f..rty-.1‘ years ..f servire and
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A, 1:1,,,, ...,..„ i.:tirs aito the 14)11.....„
Afamily have won the e*teem 4.1 the
1 ill1e1i. ural 11..'h' rem••tai will he re
grettril.
11••• Sir. l'01.1411•1i. evf '11'(.1.411.1 111.•
been Millathll 1N1 rertor of the Itlylli:
‚.abort' and Itch:rave .%torti• an 1 on-
vreglition... to 1111 the swims, en11.4•1
by the death of Rev. A. SlisirP, NMI
• 111 take over 111. dit
i. ties fairly In 111,
11191' year.
gTh.. !standard forecasts some.
eh/mires itt the crows...Ilion of ttexr,
yeses village ••••isticil. It oily.: "We
sr.. informed that Como-111,ms Wm. i
Johnxtott end Wm Mill* have Alreod1
derided to pproilt their name. to 11,1
voiltiplitplfilhablitakitaillatitliallit1111410/1/Itliatattipata4/11141t Walliiii kefot Iilhe electors for tbs. attn. ot 1
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Don't Forget to Get Your
Christmas Cake
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Cleveland's
IT IS THE VERY BEST
We specialize in Cream Goods
of all kinds ,
Try our Scotch Shortbread
Add to your Christmas
pleasures by buying your
pastry here
E. U. CLEVELAND
Phone. 114
West Street
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Gift Suggestions
From Dunlop's Drug Store
Dressing Cases
Brushes
Mirrors
Perfumes
Toilet 'Waters
Bath Salts
Dusting Powders
Fountain Pens
and Desk Sets
Cigars
Cigarettes
Tobacco
Pipes
Thermos Potties
Safety Razors
'Chocolates
Stationery
Christmas Cards
etc., etc.
H. C. DUNLOP, Phm. B.
"1.11E. REXALL1DRUC, S ['ORE
Bedford, Block Goderich, Ontari
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