The Signal, 1915-10-14, Page 44 TuvaeoaY, Ot•arostta 14. 191*
l'HR SIGNAL GODERICN . ONTARIO
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Men's and Boys'
Overcoats
Overcoat seams is as
We are prepared to show
10D the largest stock of Over-
coats we have ever shown, and
please take notice, we bought
them at the old prices. Any
person buying an overcoat
this season without seeing
ours is going to miss it. A
great variety of goods in Mel -
tons, Whitneys, Chinchillas,
Cheviots and Tweeds, at
prices that will save you
money.
It's an old saying -goods
well bought are half sold.
All we want is a chance to
show them and they will be
fully sold.
Men's Overcoats
$10.00 to $22.00
Boys' Overcoats
$4.00 to $12.00
W. C. PRIDHAM'S
Good Clothes.
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GRAND TRUNK SYE
DOUBLE TRACK ALL THE WAY
TORONTO - CHICAGO
TORONTO - MONTREAL
FOR CHICAGO
Le we TORU\TO Au a. m.. Aur p. in.. and
11.45 p, m. daily.
FOR MONTREAL
Leave Trutt'\Tee �.. r a. m . :n p. m .:end
ILmpm d.i ).
r•(tuipment the guest on all trains.
PANAMA PAICIFIc IICKPOe1TIONN
R•dereed asst. to
Ass Fr.eriw.. 1,r. Anatole,. seed 1't.e Diego.
t'u't particnl.re cad beth wers'M Inaa vert
alpllentia. to i•. V. LA .t tt NICE c SONS.
'l boos e
Thanksgiving Day
EXCURSION FARES
Betvass all .tot/... to leads, sr' tEil•
ltam.nd ra.t.sed t-• It ere mole.
Lstrdt. Mi -a. Huff.lr and Ni.an .
ra1..N. Y.
Sinp/e Warts. sad a ane Monday. (ei.orr
I L h. to urn hei Mend ay. O. toker
La13. lrlotms& charge, al CNA.,
Fare .ed th.'-'h,rl, goo.l eelag a4eber
Sell. Pith ;rad Int e; r"utru Lose , Tee,day,
Lich hn 13th. ISIS Mini num tb tree. tr
nett t..
Apply t , Jo- K aid! P. tt. ticket
for particular*, ur woos
WM. FULTJN, M. O Mt•RPBY.
.t•.-. Di.t. Pe... air. D,.r. Par As, .
Tot sots. ('or. Kin, it Venire St...Toronto.
ISAYPIELU.
TVpuaY, Oet. 12.
The road treader Is at won k these
days to Howard and Charles streets.
turnpikioogg and grading the roads.
Dr. Walker, formerly of Thessaluo.
intends locating in our village and is
bore this week looking for a suitable
bouse.-
Mrs, Stanbury eetertaind the semis -
here of the Mtattooer y tirciety of the
Presbyterian church at her cottage.
"Cedar Lodge," on Thursday of last
week.
Mr. Robert Bslley, who has bees
manager of the Sterling Bank bele for
the past four or 'live yuan, has been
imam red to ibe same position in
8sbringviUe and left no Monday. Mr.
D. Shearer. of Godes Acts. has been ap-
pointed in his piece.
TYMPKRANt It ADDatu+e.-Mr. A. T.
Cooper, of Clinton, occupied the pulpit
of St. Andrew's cburcb on 8abbetb
morning in the interest of the Huron
county branch ot the Dominion Alli-
ance. He gave a very Interesting and
instructive address on the working of
the Canada Temperance Act In Huron
ant, showed bow it is being enforced.
The Act, it is claimed, is really
atrooger than the local option law, for
iu a cafe which occurred recently not
only was the man lined who had
ordered the liquor but glen the express
scent who allowed it t pass, the auto
drivers who carried it and the man
who allowed it to be concealed on his
property. In addition to Ibis one of
the party who pet jurrd 'limpet( in
giving evidence was sentenced t-' ten
days in jail as punishment. Floss
were ale imposed, in another recent
case, on a party of men who. through
one of their number, ordered • (piste
tity of liquor and consumed it at •
gathering ' Although one man or-
dered and paid for it tbe evidence
showed that it wits not merely for
"personal or family use" and judgment
was given accordingly These jndg-
ments will form precedents a, shot io
future it will be envier to obtain a con-
viction bhould a similar infraction t t
the law occur.
KINGSBRIDGE.
TUESDAY, OCt. 12th.
Miss Kathleen Kennedy. of Tee*-
• water, is the guest of her cousin, Mies
Pauline O'Reilly.
Mise 9ertrude .loge returned to De-
, tree on Saturday after a visit under
the P+rental roof.
Mi.. Annie Hurley, td St. Paul.
Minn.. left on Thursday for Detroit.
I after a vi.lt with Aahfleld friends.
Mr. encl.blrs. Charles Lsngdown and
child moved lest week to Ingersoll,
where they intend to teside.
' We are plowed to report that Mies
I*Nellie Sullivan, who underwent an op-
eretion in St. Joarph's ho.pit+l, Lou-
don, recently, ie improving nicely.
Messes. Thutuaa Harvey and Morgan
[Diatom, who added- to the improve-
ment of their buildings last mer
by erecting large concrete tilos. had
the new structures filled with turn
I last week.
Tbaoksglring visitors - Rleenor
Joys, (i,nevieve O'Connor, Madeline
reullirn°, Joseph 0.rvey and Maurice
I Griffin, of the ti U.I. ; Mrs McDonald
and ADO Dors Dalton, Parkhill ; Mier
Marie Sullivan, Guelph ; the Mimes
Steil* Deur and Gladys (hull. Bt.
Augostine ; sad Messrs. Jelin and *Al-
, phone* R.,yle, tit. A.gtstine.
CECIL
,3for 5Ot
VALOR.
2for 25c
NOW Fal I awtatetr
Collura
WtLUANS. GIME& MK
HEAD STUFF p FRO •
CATARRH OR A COLO.
Stric N P F lieds �L_tti
g►t
What Doctors Use for
Eczema.
A soothing combination of oil of
wintergreen, thymol and other healing
ingredients called D. D. D. Prescrip-
tion is now a favorit+ remedy of skin
epecialiats for all skin diseases. It
penetrates the pores, gives instant re-
lief from the need distreesing itch. Its
soothing oils quickly heal the inflamed
t issues.
Teat its soothing effect. All drug-
gists have a generous trial bottle for
telly :ic. Come and let us tell you
about our money -hack guarantee offer
to free you from your distress. Ask
also about D. D. D. Soap.
.IAM. A. CAMPBELL.
Central Drug Store, Godericb.
0. D. D. is made in Canada
Stop
Backaches
Don't e.mpl.t..beet peas la your barb
wires the remedy lies right to t..nd. Gin rills
stop ta,eka te.44 .s
they do it 1■ an ay
saturnl rl bI to the root of the
trouble
KItYCn
Gia P111. act on the Millefy11 sad oke
Makin. They senate awd keel Osit Ialamed
orgasm, which are oring the sagerla&
Neglect yoga kidneys and swollen loads and
feet. wrists sed ankles, are tritely to 41,4141w.
A doe d Gla Pills la time m. • would of
pare.
You will realise their salve when you read
retest Mrs. J. P. T. Wedge. of wmmerstde.
P.E.I. writes.
"01. Pills are the greatest d •11 Et6-
nes remedies and • medlcise wield" ls at
prevent doing nee . world of good. They
are worth their weight in gold to any
esgerer. '
Get GIN Ptt,2,6 may at your deafer's.
ase.. boa, ore bases for 1111.311. Trial treat-
ment eau if you write
National Drug ik Chemical Co.
06 Canada, Limited, Toronto
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visiteti friends in'tbie vicinity over the
holiday.
Mies Kate Brophy, of Cuetharn, i.
visiting her parents, Mr and Mn.
Oen. Brophy..
Mr. and Mre. Geo. Itthertso'
L'isknnw, spent Thanksgiving at Wm'
McAlleter's.
B.)rn-Un Theeeley.Onrotuer 7th, to
Mr. an, Mee. Wm. ' BTyle, a eon
1 He n ry; l esepb). -
--leto
pr lull will ►ave good ceRev, I' IFCORSETS
1,. pwud er their *lurch . Ra.,RE I/ipSIER Y
b t 1lvrtght, of Turonue, ningh .TObooth i• obs a,rerutnR .red ,or ing ta00� GLOVES
ylbiIIb moratr. 11:
pedally for (wilding h+1og packed tt�' SKIRTS
doors. Chile attention was given
to Ib. short cwt interesting dlscour►ee,
in the course of which the epcaker
made merltI4 O1 the fact that be bad
been the natio* of tbs bufuing of the
fleet Lev -burn church over fnr1 y years I
ago ; 1.e pr each.d hie farewell set sena
there uu October 24. Mee and .,twat
then he baa Wet ehurotase In a harp I
r metier of places. Mr. 1.i -weight ban
old two over, bring over r igbty, but he
seems to hove all 1 is Iseult es still un-
impaired. The collections of the day
amouot*d 'altogether to uvrr gen.
which will go W help the be.itding
fund.
HEALTHY CHILDREN.
A child • health depends upon the
state of his stomach and bowel+. If
they are kept regular end stere the
little one is sure to be healthy. Baby'.
Own Tablets are the ututher'• beat
friend in ►•*'ping her little ones well.
They act a« a genus laz.tivet are ab-
solutely safe end are plea. ant to take.
Concerning them Mrs. David
Ste. Perpet ire, Qie., writes: -"My
baby was so troubled with constipation
that he could not sleep day or nicht.
I gave him Baby's Own Tmhlets and
now he i+ a hug healthy bey." The
Tablet* are poi -1 by medicine Jesters
or by mol at ffi rents a (ox trout The
Dr. Wittiest: Mdicioe Go., Brock-
ville, Ont
AUBURN.
WEDNESDAY, Oct. 13.
Conrad Schultz is plastering Thoe.
Adam.' hones this week.
Mew M. E. Blyth spent the holiday
with her parent+ at Durham.
Mr. Roy Munro is home recuperat-
ing aft+r his operati in in Onderich
hospital.
The Auburn braes hand anpplied
music for Blyth and Duogennon fain
lest week.
De. and Mn. Weir ,pent Th.nks-
giving with the Doctor's mother at
Strsthroy.
Mrs. Wray and son, of Burlington,
former r*siatenta here, spent the week•
end visiting ret Mr. Jaa. Carter's.
Or. Wee McClure. returned mission-
ary from Henan, China. will occupy
Knox church pulpit nest Mahhath
morning and will &dere., the Women's
Foreign Miasion S.w•iety.
Joseph Cater hes the contract of
gravelling the station reed end the
street from the bridge to the top of
the hill, seed has flee teams drawing
gravel from R. J. Mc(i"e's pit this
week. s
Instant 'relief -es 'wahine. Yent
clogged wertrils open right up: the air
of r head elear aid you ma
freely No mon hawking. some
lime Mowi•g. ttestheh*, drys No
'strwprling for breath •l eighty yew_
'+Nd or catarrh disappears,
(lit • small bottle of Ely's Lersra-
S•tm
?mai your deemednow. Abi
• ie of this feared, aatI.e
ffhss1*egoma rin year nostrils. It pea-
' at.a through every air passage et bks
seethes the MAaurr or nesse
NIL . sembr.ae toad n s( toss U'
ar11m • yjets as. nset soy ste1s$ilit
a - er p5817 e•tarrk. -- - -
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DUNGANNON.
TvttsoaY, Oct. 121b.
Mr. B. J Beninger 1s baring his An
house bricked with Milton red brick.
This will make quiet an improvement.
A SPLENDID EFFORT. -lite ladies Of
this neighborhood and el +olllL number
of ladies from St. Augustine roved
bot dinner and bupps r to a large none
her of people who artseeded the fair on
Friday Met. The money rated is to
be spent In aiding the Red Croce So-
ciety, The meals were served in J. M.
Roberti old stores, and for quail' y and
Appearance the t toles would be hard
to beat. klowrr+ and evergreen dec-
mati')rle were every',beer, also rel ,
error's to tell eh tt the work was for.
A number of children also bold flag j
pine, wh'eh broueht in a considerable
return. The ladies worked hard ar.d
.uceeeded in raining eltogetber over
SIG. which. considering the d.v, was
doing very well. The ladies of the Is-'
stitnte j in in thanking all Ibose wbe�
so kindly helprd to mak- the cosh •
suceers. The ootcnnre of the day goes
tu,shuw what the ladies can de along '
this line. An abundance of Aad and'
went we. 1 -ft over.
THANKaa:1VISti St PPE.i.-The an-
KINTAIL.
Tttbo*n.ty, Oct. 12.
Threshing is the order of the day.
Some from our 1 erg •trended the
fair at Dungannon .n Pridsy la.t and
report a very g-)od exhihitlnn.
Communion services were held in
Ashfield Presbyterian "bur'ch lett
week Iter. Mr. McKenzie, of Kin -
lough, assisted in the preparatory set -
viers.
Home for the holidays; Mr. Cherie.
McGregor. of Mehringville; Mimes
Ella Cowen and Anna McKeoz e, of
the Norm el School, Stratford; Misses
Bernice Drennan, Violet McLennan
and Bessie McKenzie, of the Gaderich
Cnllege Institute.,
The ladies of the Women's Institute
are donating a barrel of fruit to hos-
pitele for wounded soldiers. Anyone
wishing to contribute to this worthy
cause may du so by leaving their gifts
at Mr,. Neil McDonald's, Metall, on or
before Monday, October hitt*.
PORTER'S HILL.
Tvesoar, Oct. 12.
Ncnaa,-Misses Stn and Lily Sart,
Hubert Start and Will Dean, of
Woodstock 'pent the holiday et 0
W. Potters Mrs Schmidt and
children. of titratford, spent Thanks -
gluing with bur parent+, Mr. and Mrs.
Diem Newton Mre. John (lex is
visiting her daughters at Mpringh•nk.
Min \'alters and Mae Mae
Lindsay, of (.oderich, spent Thanks -
riving at Mee. Llndhay's ...Mr. end
111I v. W. taeareen end daughter and
Mr and Mrs. Hndgens. of *Mines,
attended the funeral of Wainer Wes-
ton nn Tuesday Ira .Mt sod
/Are. \Velton, of Olandeboye, visited in
the neighborhood last week.
DUNLOP.
TUESDAY, OJt. 12.
Mite Anna Stewart, who has been
eery ill, is convalescing n:owly.
Miss Jessie Lioklater Ira* returned
to Crediton after her short holidsy.
Miss Winnlfred Shaw. who spent
Thanksgiving at home, has returned
to Toronto.
Mre. Keith McQusrrie, of H.v'i-
stoke, BC., has arrived to make an
exteoded visit with friends and rela-
tives here.
Legnutte CHURCH RIC-0PENtto -
Oa Sunday last the church at Lembern
was formally re -opened. after having
been closed fot earner month,. The in-
terior of the church bas been thor-
oughly remodelled and i meente a
very pleasing appearance. and when
the outside is hrscad and flntehed the
ST. AUGUSTINE.
Trans. Oct. 12.
Corn-enttieg is the nyder of the day.
Mr. John WIt•on, of Adverse relied
on friends on T resday.
Miss A. Brophy, of the 0. C. I.,
•pent the week-eeA at lest home hews.
Mr. Shearer Willies. of Losdtw.
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IIOne tar the moot danger-
ous and repulsive forms of
grLrj Disease is
BOPS
�r which Onodi Kidney
l�tws, err the only certain
In Dropsy the Kid-
neys are actually /smwe1
qt. and the water, which
should he expelled in the
fest, of urine, flows back
Ind lodges' in the cells of
the Arch and puffs out the
skin. Remove the Alth
which purr up the drain.
Restore the Kidneys to
health. Then is only ors
Kidney Medicine
DODD'S
KIDNEY
PILLS--
nRFSS GOODS
OUR DRESS -GOODS SECTION invites you with a truly fine assortment of the
world's finest and latest weaves for you to choose from, rich in tone and color, such
as any lady of refined taste would admire. Leading colors are blue, green,
grey, brown and reds. Serges and broadcloths appear to be the most wanted.
Come in and look through them. Buy them now if you are ready ; if not, why, the
examination of them will be of assistance to you in making your selections when
you are ready. Bele in mind that the early buyer is to fare the best both in sel-
ection and ptice.
HOSIERY
We stat the fall Hosiery business with the
Iaree.t stock we ever offered to the buyer. This
simple announcement means mucb to thou+ who
want Hese. In Mach last we gut a dean -up lot
from • Drill, some fleets and some 'scolds, and we
are offering them at leu than makers' present
prices.
Some children's hesvy wool, 5 and 54, for 15c
to 2..e Larger sizes :e)c to 23c.
Ladies' wool and cashmere, from lie to 501,
in all size s.
diets and bey& Hose, ti, 64, 7, 74 and 8, at
price* front '25c up to 50c.
If you want the hest all -wool Stocking to be
load ask for ilk.
L..11mir
SKIRTS
A late shipment bas brought us • very See
collection of black sateen and Widest' under-
skitta and at prices quite in keeping with tbequal-
ity •red style of the skirts. Ranging in prices
frau) 41.15 to 42.80
WINTER UNDERWEAR
FOR WOMEN, MEN. BOYS. (.IRLH and
CHILDREN
If you haven't everything you need to carry
you through the season, buy them soon. Prices
are sure t) lie higher iter on Prices now are
the sante as (tat year, re, sits and etc. All wool.
SSc, $1.00 and $1.25. t'otne hen and get the best
going at the priers.
KID GLOVES
A lei¢ shipment of Kid Gloves Ismt week in
Hack. white end ten to t* add at 41.00 and
$1;26 Every pair guaranteed.
DON'T WAIT.!
Do It Now
H.\VE YOUR HOUSE WIRED BEBORE
THE SPRING-, RUSH BEGINS, AND
-T'-
AVOID THE RUSK ;:------
All wiring done, by the latest
Hydro -Electric rule.
s All work guaranteed.
'1 Electric "repairing of all kinds
promptly attended to, at rea-
sonable prices.
We carry a complete and up-
to-date line of Electric Fixtures
and Supplies; at; all times.
ROBERT TAIT
Electricisa
ELECTRIC' R.1.1VGES and HEATERS 1 SPECI.3LTY
Office 82 -JUST PHONE -House 193
HAL JOHNSON
In the comedy .uccese, with mu.ic, "Stirs-," at Victoria Open Hots,
October 16 and 1e.
nna! Think +giving supper and eon -1 PAttitoTic MAKTING.-A patriotic)
cert under tn. austere.' or the Anglican met ting of citizens of I)ungannen and
ch'irrh, given last Monday night, wa. ( vicinity assembled in Mr. Allen's hall
• decided succmM. Everything peened off on Saturday evening last to Co honor
wet'. The evening eras Went, the (oweI to one of our citizens. Mr. Ernest
;nipper es usual relished with sat i.tsc- Segues, who utas enlisted to go to the
tion an I lb- program pond. After f.ou•. While this honor was given
supper, whet, war served in the bass- bur. Segues it was also thought an op-
ulent of the Aeri •ultural Hall, the p.)rtune time to remember thole who
crowd teetered to the hall, wbirh they have gone before this to the front and
almost 11 lel to Its capacity. Th. pin to make erovisien as well for those
grew, wb ch cmmistei of spsecha., who would follow. 'As • consequence
solos, duets, etc., wet listened to with an organization resulted with the
intense reeve -wee etch selection being following officers: F. Ross, president:
heartily encored. The address given by Bert Wiggins. secretary; Geo. Horne,
Rev. .1 R. Fother ingbam, of Goderich. treasurer. Eighty fire dollars has
on "Bra ret and Blo.,d" was indeed • been already subscribed and the five
masterniere and the ')esker was fru- who have already enlisted are each to
goently apolviseleJ he the eager receive Stu and the same provision if
listeners. R+v. U. Gomm brought possible will he maintained in behalf
greetings from the Presbyterian of those who will joie later. A real
obureh in • pleasing manner. Rev. and true spirit At entbnsieem and
H. Welliun, ocnupied the ehatr, and patriotism was felt tbrougbuut the
at the rinse thanked all who had come meeting ROT 0. Gomm read an ad -
to assert in the everting • proceeeinga dress to Mr Segus, while Mr. Wks.
Yrs. Jnynt, Mn. T. Clerk and Mr. T. gins made the presentation Mr.
4. Reid. of Lueknow, took a very Segues replied feelingly, after which
active part, as did also Messrs Par- the gatberir•([ arose and sang "He. •
tares. Sturdy and Doty from Ooderieh. Jolly Good Felem. " Excellent p•tri-
Thw receipts of the evening were gilt. otic sperthee were delivered by Rev.A,
Woe Ittea Ixa'riru•rg.-Tree Dungan- 1. McKelvey. Rae. 0. Gomm. Mr. J.
eon branch ot the Wom.n's Instiiute Young,.Mr. W. Bailie, Mr. Killoagh,
mot in the Presbyterian church nn Mr. oting, jr. (a recruit), and mai y
Thursday, September 301b, Consider- other'. Mr. F. Roes acted as chairman
able time was spent in appointing The meeting Hosed with the singing
committees to erring., for serving of the Natloosl Anthem.
meals nn fair day. biome clothing to Pgowugai Mexru,N -Mr. McFar-
be made up Lor soldiers at the front lane, of Carleton Place, is here visiting
was also distributed. Mise Mary Me- hia son. Mr. J. C. McFarlane Mr.
Kenzie, of Pott Albert, gave an excel- Roy Willie, wife and child, of Toronto.
lent p.per en "The Problems of the spent the Thankagiving holidays with
Oki nn the Farm," which wu listened Mr. and Mn. B. J. Crawford Mr
to with mucb interest and pleasure. Rd. Durnin. of Kincardine High
A number of these gond papers are Srbodij, Misses Pearl McKenzie and
being saved to bei sent t o ether Ethel Case, of Toronto, were all borne
ln•titnt• branches that have asked for for theTbenksgiving holiday... . Mr
an them. It it rvgnesttd that awho and Ides. Pattison, of \Vingam. wen
base (lathing or knitting don. for the the greats of Mr. and Mrs. R. McRerr-
soldier•s hrtng it to Dungannon post• pie the. week J Johnson,•
form•
Oboe. SW t hale is to he packed err anon eft! of Dungannon, but now of Wine -
as possible. Also it is regoested that ham. has been viriting friends and are
each lady in this recites, kindly rim- qualntances hers during the Dungan -
tribute a quart jar of preserved fruit to non fair end obs Chankegiving boli -
he peeked Inc newel to las sent to the days Vn Msdd, ot
♦atmrn, lees
Red Cross Moi'Iety for the use of the he the guest of her palmate, Mr. end
sick and wounded enldiers In hnepital• Mrs H. M. Duff, for a few ays this
It is en little we can do : Int u. Meer- week Mr. and Mee Stores, of
folly onntribnts this to sbow we .p- Seaforth, visited Mies J McMath for a
preetats In • secure how great a few days....Misses Kerslake and
seeriflre they are making fee us. -Coo. Walker. Willows, hats been to their
More News of Walters & Co.'s Shoe Store
(Week October lith ts 2111t)
Here's a Wonderful Sale of Women's
Boots, best qualities, new styles,
values to $5.00. at $2.95 per pair
Everything combines to give rousing interest to this
-.ale of Footwear. THI, BUTTON AND LACE BOOTS to
he offered at $2.95 a pair are our very hest makes. being reg-
ular $4.50 and $5.01) lines, and what's more most of them
have just passed into stock, so are the last word in style and
,.hape. Here are the details of this very attractive sale:
Women's Lace and Button Boots
Patent leather with tote of black or colored cloth, gunmetal and
tan calfskin leathers, Goodyear welt and band -sewed soles, Cohan and
eouia heels, toes plain or with tips, 311 sizes available. $2.95
Specially marked for week Oct. 14th to 21st, at per pair
N.B.-Look at these goods displayed in our store on table and in window
Rubbers! Rubbers ! ! Rubbers ! ! !
Says 1 to myself, says 1, to Walters and Co. I'll fly to buy me
Rubbers at sac and up.
See large display ist wiedow hi the twee at $3.95 per paw
Meti s S3 7b S2.9 Mens g3 2r ell Mal
Work Shoes i oa7V Work !(bees* LesiO
Ra $3.19
East Ride Rluare
Deal Moore
Shore Look Like -- •• vv•
New Galeria, °aefie Telephone No. 271
Prices as Usual Successors to J. H. McOlineoe Teems Gash
rsper- ave bones for Menksgtying
holidays. .... Mr. J. Wilson. of Riots,
M the gnat of Mr. J. Davidson this!
week .. Mn. R. (bar risers hes been
engaged to teach at Richmond HIE
and lea Knee to fulfil her ditties
Mr amt Mn. Thos Menylle ntnrned
to Dungannon last week after spend -
Ing the armme, at Western pd nta..
len. John /Medley, nnntsin
Oros., Rronteeae county, Is vlehleg
her daughter. Mrs. David Sproul. 01
Wes Wiwwe•h and her brother .
g ltaedseeorl, of btings.nnoe
and Mrs. Vu
raeer L. Creighton, of
Detente spent the Tbsnksgl•Ing heti-
deys at Ow hoose of the tatter's pare
enta, Yr. and Mrs. A. M Kirke, Dee -
operettas 011ver H. Kirke, of the
C4.0. 1.. pct the Tbsek•givleg holi-
day NM, hoes at Dewganeoe.