The Signal, 1915-11-11, Page 10le Ttl olosa r, Nov.n.ats 11. Mt
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sr
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:w-
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sal Saturday Rao.
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rnc. I, 15c, b[k
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Cure a Cold
in a Lew hours
Dominion Laxative
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Bromide Quinine
Tablets
"Made in ('anada-
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Only 25c a leu
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DRVUO1ST AND CHEMIST
?HONK 19
APPLES
WANTED
.The undersigned is prepared
to pay the highest market
price for all grades of Fall
and Winter Apples. Do not
sell before seeing me.
' P1IyortE f7 8
R. R. ELLIOTT
Oodericb
PRESENT A
FOUNTAIN PEN
To Your Soldier Boy!
Most men cat raga Fountain Pen
becao m
It is always rtady to use.
It is practical and convenient.
It is An Appropriate and very
useful gift for a soldier.
Orden left here may be deliv-
ered to soldiers on any bettle-
tront from the Swan office in
London. England
Price .one here *. in England.
.'w additional for postage.
Swan Pena gu ranteed to give
satisfaction et .sumo busk.
Jas. A. Campbell
PHM e
CENTRAL DRUG STORY_
Corner North Sr rod !i.luarc
Ooderieh
Bus IC 'PHONES Rea. !tL4
14acEcuan Estate
Exclusive agents for
SCRANTON
COAL
for Goderich
and District.
Any quantity beet all Maple
Slabs, Sized Wood, i3m..loek
telt! fgbadli0R (Cedar es now)
XIIMIPRU111,11..iw iM
t , tatilhase Meer w
THE SIGNAL - OODER.ICH ONTARIO
IN OLD IRELAND. I a Toys on= >ts moss.
slAlff mutt Ool ur1yATED
Osetil rend teem page 1.
Gap, where owi.g to the rough metiers
of the oou.tr7 you have to gm ahead
e. Irish pales. These beaepq if their
aposae0e..00001. foe amytbisff, mese
sea of the ark. bet WeU Dee, always
aSmsyte to Rieke Iles trip of els nines
Al ais.g the reale are leiik beggars
frying to get a mem* 01 pewees oat
d you. bat tby owl mot meek lack
in any ease At the bead of she upper
lako you are met by tee(a row-
boats sod attar bavimg i.d in
your beach start os the prettiest part
of your trip. It i• one of tie most
bearslllnl.ae bye one e.. luseig ss. os*
wbich I amid not possibly describe
aad se do not lobed to try. Ail I dors
do le send a couple of views wile► I
Imagist at A Uarsey and then send
tome of the snaps whish I took, as
soon w I gel there
developed
printed. You lead at Rose Oamtb
after paasisg through the these lakes
and passing under the "(Ad Weir
Bridge" aad the "Meeting of Use
Waters." Ross Castle was a 'Aroeg-
hold of the Irish chieftains and was
one of the few nestles which did not
tall at the time of Charles the Fleet.
Flout there you return to the hotel at
Aleut 5.31) p.m.
The third day you Det go through
the dearaue (ands u( Muchroes, which
at present are owned by Vincent. The
abbey wan built by the Franciscan
friars in ile fifteenth century. The
most
ruble thing about it is the
yew tree growing in the centre of rase
of the cloisters. The tree is supposed
to be about 700 years old. You also
make a visit to Inoiefrllen Island,
where you see the ruins of this' old
abbey. It was in this abbey that all
the old Irish kings were educated.
But 1 will never get this letter finished
if i do not stop this lite.
We left Killarney Wednesda • after-
noon. going back as far as Mallow„
Here we changed trains and went
down to Blarney. reaching these about
Bb). We immediately went out to
the Castle and naturally the first thing
to do was to kiss the stone -end be -
1
g
leve me it was quite a job. You
0n your back and lettiog 'pontoons h
your feet you bend down barkw
until you nearly break your back.
is a long way to the ground, but
one no one ever falls. The Ceti
is by far the strotorest of those we sa
In our trip and appetite as if it wou
ataed for considerable cannonadi
et before falling. it must be a coo
1 hundred feet up to the Blary
atone and tbey tell of the fat o
merican who was plodding up t
iral rtairease puffing and blowio
n his way up be met a young iii
ill who had lust kissed the Moos
Id
e then kissed the stone by pool
is was one of the places we we
lather rushed, butt we wanted to
rough to Cork that night. W Tent Id have another hour look in
around, but it got dark and we bad
content with what we load seen.
We spent the night stork. which
e
ought to be a vry 11100 city es L
we could see. The streets were Bo
d wide but there was nothiog spec
as
to go to e. There were Iota o
ulster Fusiliers on the streets and
erytbing seemed ver bright sod
Woeful, owing to the fact that the
the Glieseelne t come to
di IrNaIV to Whim, an
en they leave the all (thins.
0 can hardly imagine what London
ks like with nu street lights.
n the morning we went as far as
eeostowo, which is the extreme
th of Ireland. This is when the
erican mails are all taken on and
for the British isles. It is quite •
nus harbor and at present is full of
nes. We visited St. Colman's
hedral, wbich is the largest Roman
hone ore in Ireland. It has been
Of construction for forty -six years
:a not quite completed yet. From
spire where the janitor took us,
bough it was not supposed to be
n to the public, we got a great
w of the surrounding country. I
e a couple of views 1 will rod
e time. but we were warned against
Ing any snap°, As they said if we
eel any camerae we would he
noted, and so 1 did not get soy
po. We walked out to the reme-
to see where the victim* of the
ittnia were buried. There are
huge graves, with between now
dyed and two hundred bodies.
ere ie no tombstone yet and nothing
mark the graves except some
Atha from some of the British
ins-. You should hear the 1birth-
oftlueenatown tell you what they
Id do if they ever caught any (her-
s neer there. Shooting them
1d he too good for them. 1'hey say
the Jay the news of the disaster
bed the British. trench"° there was
a single Berman prisoner taken.
e started on our return trip for
!in Thuredey afternoon on the re
lith eepeeaching Dublinlin at
pet time. i travelled in the same
with an Irishmen atom the Dar -
Iles. He was there when the Ht it•
evade their first landing and nat-
ty was very interesting to talk to.
• sailed at w.:rn and reached Holy -
1 about 1 a.m. it was w glorious with calm sea and a heauti-
u0on. We once mon travelled
night. reaching Landon abort,
m. We spent Friday and Saturday
g some mon of the big, city, but
he other two had never been there
toed them moot of the things i
before. Hm
/lot this time i got the
ugh 1 he Tower and mw the Bloody
or whore the ptlncee wow Isar -
and when Ste Waiter Rak4.h
imprisoned. The Crown jewel's are
iervellous, brut none tan touch them
's crown with the faotisKohinoor
lord in it 11 do not know foe Burr
thee that i. the right word or rent,
n
were also all thergh the armor -
where all the old tiarmore armor i•
g.
.
You see the gun-oer.4 oxt
h Ring Rdward'body was taken
Weatminetet. to the Paddington
on its way to Windsor Castle.
all through 1440 main part of the
.t Ragland. salt there N
to see in It. We went tbr4
crypt of SVsetmiheter, which was
the last time f was in the city.or
left for be at a 45 last night,
here at 1.15 tale ISoenleg. I
to eb rob seryies ted. anomiastiredWog td slept all alteesota aad
west nearly all emotes seep.
tale 4 certainty enjoyed the
hers two momooting get to (omorrt, we
mid to If .
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old
lards
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wou
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dine
lab
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trip
full
all
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dined
esu
all n
King
duan
who
We
w,
kept
wile
from
matins
Iwas
Bask
fisc
armed
W.
wenVet
and
have
Mug
trip
y
d
Leek e1.Ikerf N tongue 1e ee••s4
serener dole bowel. web 'Vail
/Orsi. Syrup ef pigs"
11llo11in .an rest easy atter eletsa
"Ca.lwraia Syrup of Pipe" became 1m
• tom haws all the .Mggeb-se waste.
agar MI* mei termeaUag food gnat*
ammo out d tke wird., sad you have
a wee. pitayhl child age*.
Sisk 'Mem medal be moaned to
take Ibla barakw. "frvtt lanative."
Muhle of mother* keep it heady be-
muse they Imam its motion ea the
aaditionsb. liver Land bowed' L promo
Aak
Plair IMO* lira Went bet-
"Oallerala *ma P110." which
oa.td.. di eeflaus for babies. Whine
alt till ages sad for grow. -ups
A RIC*UiTING POSTER
01 Fifty Yew Age-Isrmd is C.dtrich
by Mayor Dauer
T1s. Poet Williams Times -Journal of
emetic data had the following which
will be of Interest to many in Oode-
ach :
The recruiting pouters of today are
more elaborate than those which calleJ
leen to arms halt a century ago, but
with this call to the manhood of the
country going on today it {e interest-
ing to recall what was tb.n done.
John V. Dettlor, (athero[T. W. Dilutor.
of Poet William, was then Mayor of
Ooderich, and one of the original
posters {,erred by him during the Fen-
ian raid of 1M08 ie in the pos••..ion of
C. H. Bowman, . f 221:1 Yooge street,
Town to.
Headed by the' royal coat of arms
and the letters "V. R." it reads as fol-
lows :
'• PROCL.VV ATION !"
Whereas our common country has
been invaded by unprincipled maraud-
ers and as
W IS ARE THREATENED
by the mese in our town, it is neces-
sary that eve's- loyal man and well
wisher to the penetration of peace
should place himself in • position to
DEFEND OCR RIGHTS
Familier and Homes.
I heteby, by virtue cf my ofticr, as
rtlirf Intnirtrate, call upon every male
inhabitant of the town, who hos Ott
who can obtain arms to CUME UP TO
THE PUBLIC SQUARE THIS EVE.,
at the hour of 7 o'clock. that they may
receive such orders as Major Rosa may
deers. expedient and neee.rary.
John V. Detior, Mayor, '
(iodericb, June 2nd, 1508.
Signal Print
Mr. Bowman, who has received the
old paper from his brother, who is
now in the West, is to hare it framed
and will stake it w present to the pin-
eal Mayor of (.odericb, C. A. Reid.
"Do you .teas to say, Prt, that your
last master treated you,better than 1
do ?" Yee sort," replied the Irish
man -"a„.(1 citrase."
MAKING OTHERS HAPPY.
Why Put It tee Till Tmwerrew When
le May lb. Den. Today?
Way should we postpone nor iortng
and the being happy that goes with It?
The wife we are going to allow more
affection for as soon as we hare made.
a lolls more of a pile. The husband
we are going to be more companionable
and smuttier with as noon as we get a
little more service in the bonen the
children whose tires we will eater tato
more tally as soon as we feel the Ma -
sure of circumstances a little less, the
people we are going to show hew ge-
nial we really are as soon as we have
thea -none of these ways of loving de -
peed, on the things we are welting for.
Indeed, our opportunity comes metre
DOW than It will come when we have
these things. The very premiere of oar
days bring us in contact with msay
people who most need a show of kind-
ness and wbo will moat warmly re-
spond to it The wife most needs and
seal meet valise lora In her days when
she Is most being a helpmeet. The
husband most needs and most prizes
lore in bre retire of struggle.
what are wa waiting for? The king-
dom of heaven is within and will mot
come of rtrrometznces.-Naetlloe
Enalneeeine Triumph.
'Why are you studying that dachs-
hund .o intently?"
"1 consider him an architectural tzt-
ompb of Mother Natart'a," ertp1*teed
the bridge builder. "See how nicely
the strews 1s alleviated to Um 'PIM" -
Judge.
*l0. past Uses baled the pies set.
wash
r the neea ba --i
be
Meta
Brantford Roofing
Suitable for all kirxlsof bnild-
ings : houses, barns or sheds.
Crystal (in teed or green),$3.50_
per square.
No :t Asphalt Roofing, $3.50
per square.
No. 2 Asphalt- - - -
•
per aquarr.
No. 1 Asphalt Roofing, $2.25
per square.
Mohawk Roofing, $1.75 per
square,
OM f 'MI
W. R.PINDER
Phone tbd Hasseitea Street
I11c1DRIITs OP CAMP LIP*.
Attar lleeallob Wass et Dens a1
Camas. Haigh*.
The_ leflovias w alum wl»
shore
Woe at 'e she g �; eon e/ the
boys iin khaki ore gig 4 hesoypesa yea are vresteriago bowesent
Ne
peemrtireather mes at OM -
lag's te. Altheagli Moe
east toiler
lar dra� lie
NMI
la reader wrttq toe w•
� very Rias► me yei Item
Mistiest* of Ow old. la fent. every
ams swore tat be eojoyasg life as
venal eat takes the cool weather as a
smatter of eosin*. You may hesitate a
few wsan.ate to enwita r out trees
wtheass h your warm Wank** for
physical pared. at 6 a. m , but *boa
you realize you are doing it for Ring
and country you are up sod out. Be-
afdes, when you double arouod the
parade
inutesosoon
grounds
you leheated up. anent
or
w
HHow-
ever. the boys bop. to gee transferred
to warmer qusrtere et an early date -
if sot across to Ragland.
Tbi. to Sunday morning. We hare
been on guard all night and have just f
been dismissed. We ars certainly not' 1
sorry. either. for when the grey dawn
of another day appears one hole s lit-
tle drowsy. During this interesting
and important duty we ere two hours
on and four hours off. Our leisure
moments are spent in eating, sleeping
or sitting around a stove outside a
guard tent. An old dishpan that has
become useless for the purpose it had
so lone served has been appropriated
as a "beater," w the boys call it. Ibis,'
filled with coke, "pinched" from soa.o•
where around, wakes • dandy Bre.
Here probably half a dozen of us sit
aed *bat as if we had known each
other for Years. Man) interesting
stories are related by old soldiers who
have been through recent wars. At
least the say they have been. All we ,
oung fellows can do is to listen aad
look wise. There may also happen to
be a 8r otebman-right trona the "Bee.
lands" -in the hunch.He has x few
et:Amine stoner to tell of bonnie Scot-
land. The following is a very popular
song at camp :
.LCL: eEu.a or .c*rn o.
O where. tall nee where. iv yoar Highland
die gone
O whete, telt me where is year Highland bad.
die genet
Rei+gone with streaming banner., ebony mho
deeds rills done.
And my sad heart will tremble. ti 1 heease,
safely barna
O where• tell me where. did Tour Highland
laddie stay 1
1) sots.. tan rte where. did roar Highland
laddie clay l
Re dwelt horeat* t1» holly tree,. beside the
rayed Spey.
And many is bkasing followed him, the day he
west ewer,
(1 what. tell rte what does your Highland lad
die wear 1
O what, tell me what.'does your Hi.kla.d tad.
dna 0ee0 1
A bonnet with a lofty plume. the gallant
badge of war.
And a Dla!d errs -s the manly brim-:, that yet
shall wear • Aar.
Route marches are coming pretty'
frequeotJy now, We have about thin!
every week. The following convene- ,
tion very often ensues before one of
these :
"Did morrow, fellowiisr"lb N'A
order,fnotber
route march." "Wbat ! Another route
march ?" "That's what they my." ••1
wonder how far they see going to take
w this time ?" "I'wemtyBve mike
witb hall equipment I beard." "Say,
Jack, I'm going sick in the morning,
so if they .ab you when I am just cell
thea I'm • little under the weather!
and don't think I'll be able to under-
take the walk to the country tomos,
row. although i believe the ennzeinel
and trash air would do me good. weir g
that we don't get much of that kind of
stuff at Carting's Heights." "Say, 1
Jack, report me sick in the morning.
too, as I hare a new pair of shoes and
they pinch my fret awful." "All right,
c -grade, l'II jest do that."
in the morning the orderly -corporal
le kept busy for quite a while taking
thenames of the creek . The poor doc-
tor, too. is kept. exeeptionelly busy for
the greater part of the morning pre•
scribing for cold.. corns, blisters, bun-
ions, e1C.
During one of these tramps we hap-
pened to be baited in front of a small
country general store, and you know
soldiers have always pretty good ap-
petites. in a few minutes that store
was packed with hungry n...n, all
trying to get waited on at once To
see that storekeeper and his partner.
in -life serving out rakes, candies, gin-
ger beer, rte., to et -use youths would
Drake you gaze with wonder and stir -
prise. Evian 11 a fellow did drop • few
extra take* from the box into his bag
whits the "miosis" was away gratin;
cifange, what did it smatter, for all ion
fair in love trod war.
Well, I guess 1 had tetter close, as i
think 1 have said snoogb.
ARTHUR 1111C31 ATH
A lady told ser, se a true story of •
soldier's wit that a eddies- in a hos-
pital on recovering consciousness said
"Nurs., what is this on my head r
' • Vioegar cloth.," she replied. -*You
hare had fever."
After a pause :
"And what is this on my chest ?"
"A mustard plaster. You have had
pneumonia."
"Anil what le thin at mr feet ?"
"Mali hags; you have had frostbite."
A soldier noon the Imo bed looked
up 01111 mid 1 -
"Hang a pepper -hoz to his nose,
nurse, then bon will bre, a covet."
OBITUARY.
URA. TORR YA>tATTtti . 5T1L4770 w.
The death tions red at Stratford 0m
Saturday eantt.lmg let of Joan Vaun-
ter, widow el
lle00mthe latre Join Vss.tter,
in bee ear. Death was
4.671M.
.11is. TIM funeral took
p.ag• 1nMy ondafternoon ao IRtratfo d,
f.eae+es wow the Mr wate�tw atekoseke� Arthur
The
Vanatiw, d Tomato, ..d Jobe In
Vanatter, of Ooderieb, sad Meows. D.
McKay J. L RaKner, R R.i_•ssas
oil P. Dura. T1. Iota Mrs. Vamoose,
ow berm io Beeerly
leer (ink. }M Reed is set fees rto
Lha Iswty-Atniptse -70050. merry*.Mr. Vasestelr *bast �ftes �e0n *ga
Msa
r, Vntt0r.ecd.eemd ki. wif. `y
abort Are asealb0 ost7 Mrs. Vamoose
had .. Meagre.. and wee the yeOSg et
8011 monad
1F&�'
Crown Jewel
Cotton Batting
Use dna batting aad you cam
sleep in firm auureooe that the
quilts and comforters that keep
yowu s'through. t arm res aaautaY aif ills
Crown Jewel Couto,. Bisbee is
gods from choicest long Mire
cotton thoroughly cleaned and
ossified. No seeds, dust, or
odors-iuet the downy, &iffy
cotton, soft, sweet and clean.
Crown Jewel Cotton Mat-
ting revelry* too sewing or
adtching together. as the
bag Libre cotton enema
have etfic eat efroagth t0
present pwrtt.g, buacbiog,
oe krwttfag-
Crown Jewel is Sani-
tary and Hygienic
'ell. knowledge that you are
mine Crown Jewel Cotton Bat-
ting is an assurance of the per-
fect cleanliness of the inside of
your quilts sod comforters and
is • good aid to restful sleep.
: Special Introductory Sale :
of a New Make of
American Cotton Bats
SATURDAY we introduce a new make of
American Cotton Batting to the people of
Goderich and surrounding country. It is
a make that is much superior to any here-
tofore used in Canada in every point that
goes to make a Cotton Bat of high quality.
In order that as many people as possible may be-
come acquainted with its merits in a short time,
we have arranged for a special Introductory Sale,
at -prices that are very much less than regular.
There have been between Soo and 600 bunches
placed at our,disposal for this Special Introductory
Sale and we start it Saturday morning. Take ad-
vantage of this most remarkable opportunity to
secure good high-grade Cotton Batting at the
price/ofinferior quality:'
Here are the two Introductory
Specials
:1 o. 2
3 Bunches for 55c
This i; an exceptionallyJ
good Hat, very superior qual.
icy, absolutely clean and pun,
large size, free from all Im-
perfections. Regular lSc
quality, :)pecl•l introductory
price
*lb
OA*
No. 1
3 Bunches for 35c
Three benches large soft
Buffy absolutely pure Amer-
ican Cotton Bats, open out
easily, ideal for making com-
forters. Standard 15c qual-
ity, cannot be sold for less
when tbiv offer expire,. Sat-
urday morning, 'pedal
3 (00 35c
3 for 55c
when the lot . e have exbouetmed uited o°utrepyea tthew.atOn this
saleprice
for the
first time Saturday morning.
Muskrat Coats $45.00 and $60.00
These are the beet value in Muskrat Coats won
have had for many a day. Tbey are this season's
at yle and stock. The ammo one is mad. Irons
choice southern Rat Skins of prime quality.
evenly marked and thickly furred, and is a Coat
that will gine splendid serviee; the 146000 Coat is
made Prow cboiee.t oortbern Canadian Rat Skins..
close and heavily furred, beautifully marked, eat
heavy pelt that will stand no end of wear. Both
Coate ars lined throughout with heavy furriers'
satin of superior quality. We sen give you any
size in either Coat, and at $43.00 and 11110.00 we
are saluted to have you match them against any
values you can get anywhere.
The Sale of Hats at $3.415
Our Special hale of Trimmed Bata at
143 43 will continue for another week, and
our milliners have trimmed up some cf the
season's best shappeese. using good trimmings
and producins um. the actual value of
which is at least $5.00. This is the his
November Special for the Millinery Depart-
ment and Saturday we offer you your choice
of 3i or R) of these really beautiful Hats, at
each oaty 1113.4a.
SALE OF SUITS CONTINUED
Our big Sale of ladies: Tailored Suite at $12.75
and $17.75 is now in full owing. We are clearing
a lot of *3).00 and Min ladies' high-grade tail-
ored Suits at these prices. They are strictly up-
to-date sttyles, made Irmo the mention's west pop-
ular materiels, and can he had in navy, green or
black. Regular values 616.50 to 1423.00. Clearing
now at $12.75 and $17.78
The "Wear Hard" and "Wear Ever"
Linoleum
Thi. Linoleum is British -made. All are cloths
of undoubted worth. They have the waarisyl
qualities that make them last for years under or-
dinary service. Splendid assortment of Weekend
floral patterns in both qualities. Clean, fret*,
new stocks just in. All laid by an expect. Felee
per square yard BOe and 00sa
Yarn for Soldiers' Socks
Splendid quality of soft Scotch F.neeriog
Yarn, manufacture -I •pedally for knitting Socks
for the soldierit is soft yet very strong sod
durable We bays it in two eludes of grey, aleck
or khaki, at per pound 01.28.
Hodgens Bros.
Direct Importers -- Goderich, Ont.
Now is the ties. to get
Cphot,teriog doge. W.
do it end do it well.
and only surviving member of heir
family. Mrs. Simon Cornell, of ingot-
soll, is a sister-in-law of the deceased.
She leaves to mourn their loos her two
stepleugbters, Bare Vanatter,
Chesley, aad Mn. Ella Darling. of
Chicago ; and bet four ,teprocia,
Arthur A. Vanatter of Toronto, F. R.
Vanatter of the American merebant
marine .07,40*,Chu. A. Vanatter of
' Rio Janiem, and John W. Vanatter of
Ooderich.
w. alt -A AN.
Mr. Wm. Sieben praised awayvetrryy
suddenly at his hots In (1odsliek
township on Tuesday morning. He
had torsome time been troubled with
muscular rheumatism, lett no rdow
results were evpec•ed. He retired
Monday night apparently es well as
usual, but early Tuesday Morning
paved away in bed. The d.e.saed
was born sixty-two7ware ago in Oara-
trarts towtaob{p, Wellengtao roomy.
In the year Iwo he married Mina Isa-
bella Atana4Rl.g. who, with a family
of four shptbeim. ~Firm 4tem. Twn years
later Ma iRr tel.seed to Dederick
10W=.11= breams t . aowas
A en *cranes Clad was leak d .p
to sal reeproted loyal who Ras* bass.
H. wee M Met In U.bm Presbyteries
stoma 5.4 ons. at oats time a embed
otiose Me. Bisbee was ,a ns whet
of 1M A. 0. 17. W.
of the family ars : w.
*tete
taches at Bow.a.vWs Robert,
Dorothyalous
ad Allan. at es The toss-
.ra) toplace th{e afteruoos to Malt -
lead esemery and wee ley largely
attended. Rev. James H*anllt0., d
Bderieb, emanated lbw tmlito01 OM,
rises aced the pall -hearers were ■ep.es,
Thos. Oos, ft. R. M'Math, Rabe.
Ibsidems. Thos. D Amy, Robt. Mc-
nwsls and bees Salkeld. A hematite,
army of floral tribnies Imre Aleut
toitlmewty to tee esteem in whish the
dsussesed was odd. Heartfelt eyes -
le ezteaded to the serrowiettg
In their aad bereavement.
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