The Signal, 1919-9-11, Page 7•
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24 Years the same
"good" tea
REDROSE�
TEAS S�dtee
Sold only in sealed packages
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r�1NTv AND DISTRICT
001:1111110/1. Oil T
Holmes, of Dresden, (int. R.V. T. 117.
II s.•ttlr um the grskrnn's farm at Dresden.
Sus vier {wrfurnel the ceremony.ceremony. Atter
le vigil ►` .\ highly esteemed resident of 1's-
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thewwldllweaklingTrip the happy sou
1I. INb411114. In 1111• {wri II of 1 hlnes/. Hunter
You can dispose of your plums and .1:11,71",r r isou Mr. Hneutert.nwx uttN rIl
About What Dr. Chase's Nerve 1
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; pears, also pouitry, at W. T. Riddell's siylc-titre• re•rrs IIK+' on tI1 tarty sal FoodJLWin
� for You, But
store, Auburn. which lie sli,sl. He it survived by 1110 I • MISS LAURA JAl'KS4IN, pupil of wife. toss. roils rid two daughters. IllJ. A. H![! is the Evidence.
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F T }:genu. Mus. Bae., is pre- 1 The Henson Observer says:
McConnell expects to resume hes duties
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as pastor of Carmel church next Sunda). .
Mr. McConnell has come through a long when the brood gnu thin and
severe dines and it is the earnest hope of wu� when the newer become.
that he has now rt'cut weak and exhausted, when your
his many tripodsye
ered his former good heath and that he vitality u run down and you cool
-•rt ler to the weak end tired it u became
arlenmeat Is
os. a atwat bet i a
i y' August 24111, three . do,re,suve gleam [elle tot
'Phan•+.1.1' a..'vs.-wk . 11. Ind!) T
MayBe Arr1ra11/11/a/111111//flfla11lr•
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Skeptical
portal to rete•hr pupils on the piano.
Pupils motored for Toronto 4'on-
sPrvatory examltlatiuus up to and in-
eludtug intermediate. Inc terms apply
to MISS LAI'itA JA('KS1)N, Auburn.
Whinrhni•rli lied a tory su.er•snftil
I.aIw.r I1uy celebnttiou.
Isaac Sharrow. of Grand Bend, died
after a long illness at the age of fifty-
three
ifty
three year..
Pearl, slaughter of Mr. and Mrs.
4; urge Itrtena's. EttwI. diel on Sat-
nrdry, Autust :a1. in leer twenty-fourth
Fear.
la,,.1 wve•k Zurich host tire• pr,wi-
milt families. C. Ila riled, and S. E.
}'rust mut..! in Nater a, nth James ' 11f nity-Iwo
Clenn hag purchased the
to Kit.loose•r. f_ ►un August .Nath et tlw age Tota still w. are all mm�larl7 sx4a-
years. mus is w1.11 -known resident of Mitsted and what will help one well
1 Foist vin oWU114. fatfl5II.he 1110Wr tlw help� thee umber similar es4r-
townsldl,. He was a sueeessful breeder ':til• r why tt experience OD
rInteresting
1110
of Polled Angus cattle. to{1k un ectIVt pond elle
spist
part in public afalrs, was a l'rsisy ; tMDd man will mad is than desrribe WSW
feria! anal a LiIN•ral. Ile is survived ) �_ Ttiamaa R'It Soso. Freres.
1 • his wife and six rhlWr.•u. pmt- ,rafter. -For the last twenty
may long be spartea w ..• larking
needs of his congregation' r nape be eating a
till Sunday Tear ■
passel ( 4; at her honer. Ash romps. , yr from the food you oat the .4.-
si1111 0( I;re•c township.• u highly may fres watch new blood and
Iwte•w.r1 w11tuan 111file p•n.s.0 of Mrs. merge. terve te created.
'base•-
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Baker, wife ofo r yell K. 11144 r. at the
Because Dr. t. Nerve Food
lige of slxtydour ye/rs. 991e sIssl tsel ea�plsaa title eleallNt to the blood i a
NUS 11 daughter of the late James Snell,' sad nerves It a the MOO( tuCWe•rwl
of Exeter. ' It.•sldes her bandstand. N1a• af�ne personal experience mita a
1,.„t, s four w1110 and one daughter. medical treatment 1s the only soh- 1 $
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G [w who {aisle! u"y' -date proof that It w
anninimummommintimminnommommimulimmminumomo
WOOD
A quantity of dry summer wood. 12 -in. long, at
$ 1.50 per single cord
ns or $2.00 delivered. Terms cash with order or
C.O.D. We will sell only on cash terms.
.Orders may be left at h or
store.
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W. R. PINDER
NUmmm11mm11mnmuuumm11nnnnmmnn1nununnunnuu+1r
farm on the London road formerly known
as the Graham farm and recently owned
by Mr. Holland. It is considered one of
the finest farms in,Huron county.
A. 4'. flames bus .halal 11 nftvacre
farm on the 15th, 1-•111•,..' of Grey to
Shied, Draw_of tlw wino- line. for 1.
it If ' m tlw ' Sheldon Coleman Hay township lost sears 1 have had tremble wtthN ►
plasr us. Thiamine. 2ritlt tilt., at full blaze before anyone noticed a.6er eke d.xter's care. hest
Talk
Seasonable
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It is not too early to talk about cold -weather $
Clothing. Don't just talk about it too long, but NIM
call on us and let us show you our lines inNI
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and Winter ■Fall MI
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Suits and Overcoats
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Latest styles in a variety of materials, giving a
lease 1
our customers a selection that is bound top
▪ them.
■ Everything in Men's Wear except boots and M
■ ▪ shoes.
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1111
li_.{ret. Than are us. ,u a ngs a tel alt- i moven. I suffered how r peer ■
11n/• Th,• M1'I,srs. $111.•Is will n,w his ham by a hie witch the entire
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have her with the entire sit• ammo sad of course, mon n■4.e wane
!«hair• al %urh•li. k.• fwd trio in fail ling was in via " mi lteaoly Tailors and Gests' Furnishers
tar earl gave me temporav7 re,ltg
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tag health ye for whim time. d was only lit. of ith citizens of Hensafl who �iee 1 era to a aanitarirar t• TF•
..... ,,holy yfe in of tel and had spent his many was saved from The SQUARE
.i lade life in Zurich. Ito the rescue the tioux horse and
H aeon ■
Ttw marriage fit,k SIM were burned to death. 4eaer.d 1111 1 ]♦ 1 ~
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'Phone ISS ........E !trim ala Id annus.• friday. August Pigse,esd Mag Dr (hada !seem 1 i• lila 1 a a a 111
'.1 s: Miss Marjorie E. .Melyer, eldest I4ap11uLe1.eon1took„o ie `,tit i Vi.`i11'.,( breakdown. and a was thee that I
Mrs. !:ill, of Grand Item! SIe• hal r••d I reek a t1'eraeat of taw
me/rteia• Yd nn raw get tarp
liven at lamldon misunt three •.s,ts. h; ,- w IMrraw and d. s.7 wart wahti
lug guise there to es.mult n specialist. vial• aemethtng [ cowed wet y /tom•
Mrs. Gill was 111a• of the pion.+•rs a till• •'tear bwr nes f reed to p:
district. ttoru lis I:Ilgh•acl sryeuty - ;077.4.' of eont,!::d. lay apt>•e'att• t1
she phue with her par.•..is orad, �A 1 ran sheep weft, tela.
pan. sow., r I am w Ir r•�
s e • 1:11► ares. ' eon's r it, together
w i ■
Tlw ,hath ..f Arnold Heideman r.,�• sort's crop and considerable lice stock. on -•!M ►�run-down Kon ■ �`
Ills :Friday evening. August 39th. The build-
via.. 1 wowed have wvera attaW
McLEAN BROS.
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routs. where I secured tame rating
art ase tfere. 1'hu pert tmemeer
■ GODERifH 1
o ten
hr the con mgr from a
netber mermen
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TANDARD L•TU CER VICE
SECURES A TTENTION SPEEDILY
For Special Benefits to Autoists
see our Local Representative
f'rank H. Wood
Issuer of Motor Permits
The Square
Goderich
HEAD OFFICE
Standard Auto Service Limited
34 Toronto Street Toronto
daughter of Mrs. menthes 't 1'liuton. to
H. I:u1d,. i;r.haun of Stanley. Hee.
W. 11. McIntosh p•rfortuel the ..ere.
At the K1p111•4 manse. ..i. Thurslry.
:Path 1111.. fear. 11r. Aitken perfumed
the tuurriime wr•Iuuuy muftiing Ia,rn.•
Luker 111141 fuss It.ssie Love. Is.th . u(
Hay tuwtship. The groom is r pros,
penis fanner us. the Zurich red mar
Henault.
1111 .%1lgn04 Stub Ker. Henry Smith.
of Itrumels, p•rformal the marriage
e•n•nwuy uniting It.dwrt Harvey
Hoover. pries•iteil of Welton ,sI14101. and
MI.s .\11I1r i+hul.lie•. 11aug114er ,.f W. H.
4la,ldhe•. Walton. at wbe14N• 114111x• tilt.
welalim'g t,e,k plasm.
Tlw 44111 RM.y' !reunion 1114(1 :4ddlrr*
\\'ele.nw held et 1.:t1u4 hist mouth w'rr
r decided snee•ss. The pn,grew in -
'Railed a parade, athtetie spurts, Iwma'-
I.rII. football mol other gnaws, musk.. I Rev. Thomas anon C. Ittngstrxle, of fur r few days looking over rlw apple
and aJl eVPuing entertalrtr.•nl. After , tf$natnmon)' o. The ceremony Performedle.o I
mundin expenses the e,mmfthr has r II by Rev R. Seabcnl, of Toronto. • . vepurator Ih ere intends
mit the middle of
solidus of over 4Slal.
14n Tuesday. September Snd. a pretty Sidney Deem. of Saforth, was one of the month.
welding took Idle• at the fume of fir. lk
onTuesday principals
week. theng abrideStratford
being forMiss
Tar,Iltu. wl1 Greene left
!intenilslust
I w -at -
Miss Olive Victoria Siegel. of Machell.I inn. Sh.• Will leuelt tot ru11n,'lion 8itb
The young couple will reside in Saforth. 1 ma,
ofc rhe of branches
heshof the Toronto
Mrs. 7 homes Kerr, a daughter of the i
!it ap early -age to Huy tow mship unit Oea.ralb .peau! g.
after her murrlal' moved to Grand 'i better that II east ud et my I_
toe ha -
Rend. where her husl'Id regaled its b loom. 1 1•e
fishing. Mr. 1:111 has wow ire a 11/
decd i seemed throws' the s of Dir.
11011, Of ilie sphead
many cigars• 4f" Lasers Xeres Feed.'
SEAFORTIL Dr dolor. Nerve Feed. S. *MO
Foster Fowler, who taught for a num- a bet. a ran treatm..t or 4 helm
ber of ) ars in S. S. No. 4. McKillop, ser s z 71. at n s4
ora.e, asInsi s n -
has been appointed principal of Seaforth I oar
public school. to succeed. r. Naylor. who I
has been appointed to a principalship at i -
Ch sham - -
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St. Thomas' churoh Seaforth. w95 tt.e iqi,• w•as u••Nce• is. chord' awl tutrlotk'
scene of a pretty wedding on SeptemberWI work and will. he mme
isasl In the
3rd. when Marion. second daughtercnhN.
Mrs. Brown, was united I A• Case of lt.e4.. N. Y.. win. in town
and MrsBarry Lyon. lanals'sb"r11,
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Schooll of Commerce
Clinton and Goderich, Ontario.
tlu•ir aluughtrr, lehlu Myrtle, twine
united in oarrirae t. -. , re
Offers the fol ' courses :
ESS
ATIr'tYK;l.11'itl('
SECRi::!!Lilo
('lf'IL SER{'1('F•
,n:,! arra '_ro • neri1II Courses for.Studr,'ts
The following advantages :
/li•�l.11( (►ualifttd Tearki'f: .'ta
.ir'tual Business System iltem of I kettling
Credential Type►oritinf\Test
l',uci/iolla,Guainrlteed'
A Business Education pays for itself in a few months.
Now is the time for the young man or woman to make an
investment that will give splendid returns in the years to come.
For terms, etc., wnte
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B. F. Ward, M. A. Stone,
B. A.. M. Accts.. Com. Specialist.
`Principe!. Vice -Principal.
a $ Phone : : : 208 01 ■
School opens Tuesday. Sept. 2nd.
11.X
Ohl Such
Paint
diasy-
dragged•
down?
late Joseph Brown. of Harpurhey, died
recently near Wawota, Sask. The; de-
ceased taught school at nanous places in .
this county before going
W. E. Kerslake has sold his seed and
feed business to Marshall Stewart.
Mr. and Mrs. Wiliam Dill and family
have gone to Deftoit. where they will
With d 11 I make their home in future.
residence of W. Govenlsxk or •
Mr. Govenlock has removed to Van•
couver.
With
u
beadaehe, I I• Merrier. M. P.. has purchased'i00 the
f s4
backache - rack-
ing with pain here
BRUSSELS.
01 tiers - P Harold. youngest son of Mr. and Mrs.
woman. she's MN I N. F. Gerry. died 1x1 Monday, Ses. ptember
of taasly. On thaw est, at the lopers ill fora considerable time.e of ninetem He had
days each month,
A large part of the brick veneer on the
wbea in other trio- I front of the building adfnining the poct-
I
office. after being in a dangerous state for
• ivy she would go dada"' bed/ months. fell with a crash one day recently.
� thew" eon Fortuna[ IY rlobodY was on the a
The building stands
Ion th site of the pr
y w h her
and i
walk
e
th.
!loin ,
� best she may with
mane. Attention was called to the danger
housework (» her fat^:17 Garlic of a collapse, but with the usual delay
t he moat still be through
when 1t ame'down „plied new psttands
ter,
a eWggie
sowned by the Dominion Govern
Usually she who feels thnoo drag-
pDg-down or dizzy symptoms, and
1othsr pains lathed by woru+•aly
disease, can be cured by
Pieroe's Favorite ��ht�o .pIt
cures the cause
s.
Faded, jaded, tired, overworked,
weak, nervous, delicate women are
wiped' to strength and health by
Dr. Pierc4e's Favorite Preecription.
nothing was dries.
1111 I'rhley morning last .isls••r.
.lernlyn 111181 after an rstrndld illness.
aged seventy-four years. 111s wife end
nu 11111114fl milp snn•iye. Mr. Jermynvial,{ his farnl 14 few' yeah ago 0111
mated Into 11181.
EXETER.
Mrs. Hugh Oke died on Sunday, August
'hest. at the home o her Son in -lbw,
William Higgins,
n
her second
veer. two sons and three daughters
It wakes weak women strong sad ave.
Cecil Baskeryille was thrown from his
s.,.. ._...i..... ll. Inligwdortablds' motorcycle one day recently and came in
�� •^' 1 !"' 11e' contact with a wire fence, his face being
ease►•• a „rr .r""'"•• rr«r•rtt•+' se" • rather badly cut. The front wheel came
- 1 ,w�we n 4.11•117 Pat141•4. 1rd a W I off the machine and it took to the ditch,
14ae. • Wet
eaeear a holt r avis of ebaer. 1...
with the shove result.
laved • per arra K 4 •w t LucEN4tiv.
✓ d Is raw The death of Mrs. 4t -I .•Il*n, form-
,•rlv of l.nrknow..s•eurr''I suddenly at
riaulf :4h•. Merle. Mich..
4111 311t11, at 4111' age of eighty-one yesirs.
Mrs. Mel e•Ileit retitled herr for some
time with her danghtu, Mr'. J. 4.
Agls'w•. The remains were brought to
Lie Atom for interment.
Frleudv of Mrs. William Taylor and
daughter. 1,yla, g*1hered one evening
hest week Al the home of Mrs. 1I)r.l
Gordon to hill 1,,rewell to these ladies,
prior to their departure from town
after living here for over twenty year'.
Mrs. Traylor was presented with an
aridness and MIs,. Lyle with ii band-
s1111e• heather club -►reg.
WINGIi.\M.
At the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry
1llus•Ilfe, on Tuesday September 2nd,
their only daughter, PIolrlrr May. war
Impel in matrimony to rant F. \an -
Ness. The young couple will reside in
\\' 111gtla m.
\Chaths am hod its rick 111111 lay oOil1V,.11x•stay .1 this we'e'k.
Jane'Ilemilton heft Inst w.ek for
1�
4)'h14we. wllerc In' 1114'• tekl•11 a ;soma.
ills fetidly will remain here fat 14 time.
Henry Hawthorne dial In !Amer
\1'ingham on Friday. In his seventy-
fourth year. Ile is so reIVel by is
widow awl family
CLINT( IN.
After en Illness of several Inonths.
Mrs. Cam ries !!Ayer {,maria! away an
August :Kith at her home here. She
was Mlle married. her first Mtah14nd
being the late Henry Porter of Clinton.
vibe 11 e�■e '• have mos, 1L.1s, tt emelt er0 a•4 til• .'Mr a `
,•alto r I tartar It t1. Met a,dMOar1■Oar
ler /moo. oto en alae.'- • aceta Wear.
r Dean Mem
s 'Pandota
SO well known as to have become •
Canadian institution is this grand
working Pandora.
Glass oven door; tested thermometer; an oven
so evenly heated that even the beginner can
bake well with it. Grates work smoothly;
reservoir is enameled and may be removed
for cleaning.
There is • lifetime of satisfaction in the
Pandora. 14
Sold by
FRED HUNT
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CANADIAN PACIFIC
A NEW TRAIN
THE TRANS -CANADA
ALL SLEEPING CARS
DAILY
BETWEENITORONTO and VANCOUVER
Leave Toronto 7.15 p.m.
Arrive Winnipeg 9.0b p.m. 2nd day
"• Calgary 9a0 p.m. 3rd day
'• Baal 12 40 p.m.:ird day
• Vancouver 10.110 aim ttb d♦y
1•'irvt-clams Sleet/m.1C8r Pasmengerl only
Full particular' from any aspect. JOS., NIDD
c• P. Agent, t:odench
Actual Experience
The Ontario Temperance Act is
Emptying Ontario's Jails
Jail Commitments Before
ALL. CPIMLS
1915 20,337
1918--13,242
From Annual Reports f
Schedule FI Iieportdike Board
for the year 1918.
and After Passage of the Act.
D•VNK[NNiss
1915 -8,235
1918-2,595
of -Nissen' fini-ansfi
of License Commw'meln Ontasio
NTARiO'S experience with prohibition under the Ontario Tem -
O perance Act since September 16. 1916, has been all
the umenhet
t
any fair-minded man or woman wants, to prove
should neither be repealed nor weakened by Amendments.
Jail Commitments for crimes and offences of all kinds have decreas-
ed more than one-third since 1915.
Jail Commitments for druunnkenn� S95one1 decreased from 6,235 in
1915, the year p ng h
918.
Jail Commitments for drunkenness decreased despite the fact that the
Act makes drunkenness in public places a "prima facie'.
ie" offence, y e, po nish-
able by fine or imprisonment, whether accompanied
li
nese" or not. A drunken man on the street has become a rare sight.
The number of commitments for drunkenness in Ontario in 1918 was
the lowest in seventeen years, although the population of the Province
increased by over 500.000.
Some jails received no drunkards in 1918 at all. Others show well
nigh unbelievable decreases, notably in the cities.and larger towns.
Do you want to see the taste for alcoholic beverages revived, and the
population of Ontario's prisons, jails and lock -ups restored ?
mark X in the "No column after each question.
If you are convinced that drunkenness is undesirable in this Province
"No!"
Fach and every one of the four questions on the ball t raper in this
Referendum must be answered or your ballot in "spelled. ' And unless
marperance kActafwill be spoiled, and ter each question in tye'
ars ofTemperance progre column. the Ontari Tem -
you
Four Times
"Not"
Ontario Referendum Committee
JoHN MACiys)?7AL1) D. A. DUNLAP vere41Moo. .d.S.ga1N►y
( J, w"nis T/ratw/M
(It1Y1 lit.'ef+ior 1 •Bldg, T.r•at•)
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