The Signal, 1922-6-27, Page 7i WUAT. 1. eta MR
£OMPLETELY REE
fip CON$TIPATION
Tried for Years to Find Relief
"FRUIT -A -TIMES" SAYE IT
amok Coroetipotioa or ituafci.i i
action q% 1M bowls, is one of the
great masses of disease. Some autho-
rltios eosin claim that Constipation
cannot be permanently aorreeted.
This is a void salitiake, because here
la the proof that oonstipatlon can be
cured and the bowels made to act
"'gutsily aad naturally.
Yaarot1 , N.B.
"Tor yeah, I wee troubled with
Constipation, and bad to take laxa-
tives and purgative all the time.
I.f I neglected to take these, the
bowels would refuse to do their
work.
About two ream ago, a friend
advised ase to try f}atlaaaw , which I
did. The tint boz helped me so much
that I obtained further supplies of
the remedy and oontlnued the treat-
ment. After using about eight boxes,
my bowels were able to perform their
particular function without aid.
The relief is Fee atm Acs been Iamias,
as up to date,.1 have never had any
further trouble. I Itaa recommend
"Fruit -a -Live&" to all suffering as I
did and I am bare they will derive
equal benefit".
A. W. FRAN/ELIN.
"Fruit -a -tires" are sold by all
dealers at b0c a boz, d for X2.50, trial
size 25c., or sent postpaid by Fruit --
fives Limited, Ottawa, Ont.
A. J. LAITHWAITE
added Caatrsetor
Agent for Blur Bird Washing
Machihes. Choice !int" of Electric-
al Fixtures carried in stock.
Old Colborne Motel Corner
]'bone 251 ((
I. •TRATFORD. ONT..
The Ieaditet Commercial rcles,l in
W'eetern Ontarl. edere a free tourer
by snail to fibre wli,ixtrp ooe entering
i•tm,irreaa Colte-in--rooteitiber. By
" home study' you can sl•arten your
aeh.a•I term. Our graduateeare met-
ing with dlleeees. Write at once ler
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NEWS OF THE DISTRICT
Happenings Recorded in Huron County Newspapers Dealing With Events
of Interest to Readers of The Signal
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top
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u an electric stores In Gorrie , ford, officiating. The floral tributes Jackliu. Wm. E. Karnes, Mary R. Mc -
y, July 17th. the ball on the, were numerous showing the high es -I Allister, Annie K. McIntosh, Jennie
he water tank at the C. 1'. R.' term in which the elw•rawed was held. McKee. Annus McTaggart (hon.),
n that village was struck by The Iwreavei have Uw sympathy of I Clifford Meehan, Gordon Mitchell,
,ittle other damage was the entire comwuulty. Florence Oliver, Jack Oliver (non.).
Rrr F lie t•ver, Aa OM Reil Laura I'ptterson, Louise Hose, Irate
Mr. I'etrr W. Scott. of Brlgrare, to sieliwadrut 4 hon. ], jCthekeen email-
ver,
s meeting of the Grand I The little daughter of Rev. A. A. don, Norman Smeller, Mildred Statrt-
I.aler of Ancient Free aud aev'epted and Mrs. Truwlwr, rector of Trlvltt hog (hon.), James Smith. Harvey
Maoist. now in wallets at fort Arthur. Memorial church, Exeter, has just tee- Stephenson. Vm. Fraser Strachan
Mr. W. 1 . itrawley, of Corrie. Is too 'wive! a doll from Btlgland whlch has (hon. 1, I)ourlda Thompson. Marjorie
Newly appointed C. P. It. statiyq agent- been In the Trumpet. family for four Thompeen, Sylvia Thowp.0o (howl.
hi Wtug1aw. i grnrratiuns. The dull to sixty -ulna Kenneth Tyrrutau, Edith 11'lllie. Ruby
M Louie I' ? 1 11 boastsyesrs old. Youugr.
Mr.
uu » rang. mese .u4. c Blyth Publk 8eboet
runt 11 fest, u itches high.. Any Motor Accident While Playing the
tot tet•onie ? l • Good Samaritan Oliver Anderson, Beatrice rnirser-
seeuud radio set in Zurich is 1 4(n Sunday evening last Walter vier, Loretto Healey. Lisl"th Rollin -
being manned by, Barry G. Hess. )*airman, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. W. ger, Mildred King. Olive M,a,n (hon.],
Mr.Albert IBabe ) Siebert• of 7-ur-I Itateman, of 14vfurth, met with a George Powell, Lloyd Rxithhy, Fiore
nasty 'evident. While driving in from e►i* Slater, Ruth Vincent (bon.),
Leh, lett for Kitchener Bali and Galt last hayfield with some other boy.. their Bertha *goer, Stewart Tuung, Lila
merit Sue(ttow to )tale . Youngblut,
Rev\ A. A. Trueatwr, of Exeter. left I car overtook a car in distress on the
aide ',f the road, awl the boys offered Clinton Public Scheel
forW i for', to take the lad partyIt t
on with *hent. •Thr ca 1141 dill, ltltkey (hull.), PI
T
'ltfnllwg rat week Fel preach c mrwlwrs of the t th )tall. Ada lilRKlu. ('llarlutte
six %eel,* In Holy Trinity church. Rev.
ouetle Bolton *lou. o,
A. T lire, of the church of the Re -'young Iliue•man met nut ua the run• Evelyn Hurnx 'Ilton -1• Alma
ismer, during
Louden. will heli charge lu 11114* board to ride, awl while golug ijcll, Cecil ('eloper. Earl l'udmore,
Camp -
Exeter during his elective. down Bannockburn Hill. lir was George Elliott, Melvin Elliott. Beta
Ithn,wn off, striking the reed with such Elliott, *ran Falconer Ilion. i,
()liver
.► Fish Story and A Trite One
P. Stakes, of Wiugtigm. pullet out fuse that Ia was rrlileret uw•onscioue Fergwan, Wilfred Flynn, }red }owl•
of the Maitland River tie Saturday sic- for several hours. He wee badly c•ut ,.r, Evelyn Olbhlnp, Jack Gihhtn.ts,
ruing, July 13th. one of the largest al■nu the head and otherwise brultwd. Wgrwn Gibbing*. .jfesruthy Str'xtk•
black' laws seen In thin as•tlou for but is now reeoveriug likely. Ha -want Vernice (bon.), Violet Wut-
years. Th.- fi.12 weighed dye pound*. Clinton ]bung Readies Honored (,kin- (hon.s, lien. G.Nuzi,•r, Wilfred
{our entice and wit. aels,Ut fourteen -.The (-heir and pastor of Wesley
inches eclat church. 4'liuton. met at the home sof
Bouquet for Clinton Kittle Ratio Mr. awl Mrs: J. E. iolwrty on Thurs-
The Stratford Herald speak. of the Clay evening• July LeIth. to spend a o
Clieitoi Kiltie-l'iiiers which appr!.Y c'd Hal lour prior to the departure- of Ge-
ar
ow
at the Tattoo ih that silty reently •r- organist. MIs. Gladys ('antelon. from
Dist but not West while Scotch blood town. it was nn informal little gith-
or Se•.m•h ailmimtlon lives in the breast ,erlIg and /during file "ve111ag Mh.
of 1'nnadIhrS. Mime the gtdd----pipeem-tl'esmelon was presented with a very
trent *'111144.1. This 1'Ipr' It*ud le al- ilitlalw.,Ule bral'elet watch. n. r little
way, g tel La Stratford with real remembrance be her fellow -members
tt•lraith alai Mi. +•Is[t added to the of for choir.
,pyre- tion id the people here of a The t.-nehers and ',deers of the Sun -
•:y ,fine little band of pipers and day .,•Safi presentel Mi..s 'ferried
.Irnutmers. .l'autel1in, who, has leen on the staff
Felt Twfnty-Are Feet 0If Barn Roof .tor tear pa -t maple of years, with a
• t atrNt of peed..
Wruxeler Public Scheel
S;a•neer Ashton, Dori. linker (hon.),
Harold Itartuu, Eielyu ]*x114. (bolt 1,
Leslie Douglas, Kenneth Edgar. Nellie
}:dear, Harry L. Edwards, Mary Fitch.
Agues (Ilbaou, Archie (Olsson. Isabel
Gibeou, John Gibson. Margaret Gridlth.
Ira Hampton. Alders,* lnglls Ilion.).
('parent* McCallum. Alive Meahan
(Itou.4,
Geo. Moue., Era Musgrove.
Harvey 1'lalt 11101.4. Wi(lnifrel'Itae
(hon.), Harvey Ituhlnswu, Muriel 1(04•
logos, Iawrew* Short, ltert Spruce.
Frank Stafford (con.), .1tuth Stocks',
Clarence Taylor. Elizabeth Thomson
(bun.), Verna Vogan, Eeart \Vldtd• ld.
.. THE WESTERN FAIR
Sept. 9th. to 16th 192E
One of tate most interesting feature
of last years exhibition was. the Inc.
and girls calf feeding competition
which wa* put on for the gra( time.
There were thirty-two competitors and
and although there were only fifteen
prizes Oren. the Board gave a prim+
Olt 910 cash to each of to tither c0u-
tei.taata.
This competition well be repeated
again this year on similar conditions
the drat prize being $11k1 and a .liver
cup ill addition to this a yearling feed-
ing mmPetitiuu will be put Liu fur Boys
and Girls somewhat similar with Keu'
erous prises which have been kindly
donate) by The Farmers .Advocate
and Mr. Fraltrgb of Ferret, one All
luforluattou Is in the Prize 1.1st. send
(:lazier Ilion.). Lillian Glenn, 1.. M.
Glen. Vera Gould. Edna Gov ler (hon.].
Hewitt"' Greens. Mary Grealtt. Mar- I Because
Lydia E. pinl[haal's
jorle }Mer (hon.), Hazel Harris. John
Hellyar. I)outaa Hudeon..A11uo Itu1!rr. I Vegetable Compound Re -
Ruth Jackson. Harold Jervis. ls
Jinks, Walter Jinks. Allan J dates ' stored My Health
( bon. 4, Edith Johnston ( lion. ). Vm.
Laois. Alfred Lellrnn, 1\'w. Ler. e'lnr• A elt, N. Y- - "I was inbadbealtb
ewe Livermore, Margaret IcEwau but there didn't seem to be any one ting
thou. ). Rae Mason, Neil *lathes ill to matter with me.
emnrmrrmnn
I was tired out all
over and it was an ef-
fort for me to move.
1 was irritable and
could not sleepnights -
and had trouble with
my bowels and at my
periods. It seemed .
that nearly every ono
around me knew of
your medicine and
wanted me to try it+
so at last 1 took
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com-
pound Tablets and Lydia E Pinkham's
Blood Medicine and improved every dal.
HOW DO Mr
WORN WITH EASE
Ihon.), Hurou, ,Murch, Hazel Potter.
Thelma Rowe1Me 1 hon... Zemin Sal-
ter. Fret Wampdon. Frieda Se•4.wuhals,
Albert !Maddock, Jot• $hadd.s'k. Beth
Smith (po(4.1, Edith Suanbury (bon.).
Fordwkb Piddle School
11 hat might ha+.• Iwen n ver? «r - ,peel • y r Dalton .Uhriglt. PMelle'Angst. };dun
,lone.avei•lthtl lwpts•Ii.I to Mr. Andrew , best Appetit' New Principal
. Armstrong. W'tu. Iter tt 1hots I. Ell -
1 crgtu,w. lleitrivre. l st_Wirk-w1LlI he - TAw.•l'.4Itn/ate- In titutt Board a zaheth Breen.. Sylvia Gallia. Haney
$onlac evening Ja1v Demmerling. Kenneth dine, Muriel
of at least twentystive
fell ..g the roof of his earn_. a distant* Revtts,vttt III,•{ nu
17th. to e,n* Ileal Dulnlage• Georgeane Awl1 Meth 1 hon. t.
Nellie CnI(.raith, Marjo le (31isa,n
(hon.). Matilda Gilson. ('applwll
MOIL W 81. /dray, Arthnr HARrIs. Alk•e
Leonard. Maggie Mclla ally. IN to. Ido all my own work now except
Rogers. John W'anek. Si 0.1y V*aok. I washing and do it with ease. 1 can ad-
Stewsrt Walker Ghon.1. Hazel VCoI[r. I ee nplirth as much in a day now as it
would have taken me a week to do last
winter and I try to get every one I know
to take your medicine to build them up.
You are welcome to use this letter as a
testimonial if you like," -Mrs. CAAS-
BAgYA 21 Spencer Ave., Hornell, N.Y.
aicauts for prin.
cher_ There were
limo for the posi-
r. J. ('Neill. of
appointed at a
ointment was
as the board
Clone.
ytr.Nlx1, lie wai..patehing the root rips, and defeli'e
when u shower of rain came- 01' aril about twenty appl
made the r,a,f. elipp ery. He thus Leet tion of ,prfnrlpel.
!hie footing and fell to- low ground,' (Imegee, ((otarkI,
I..r(1111db-1v no isiuw were broken but salary' ,d $S.71a1. N',
.I_ ankle Is sprained and he had n fere' mash• for deIi*e masts
-13 vat.. and brui.rw shout the face. waited to get other Nig
a
Leafing EgriwndvRk
When leaving 1:gnaaitel11e for Loll- :
The; bylaw to I,ormw a tit Erua10
dos lire, R. McLeatl was prrse•ut.sl for the building of drains 1 the cil-
fwith • Fair. of SZ21Ni by the csmgr•ga loge of Exeter w'a.. passed on Monday.
aeon .d the I'rs•:bytrrian church. 51rv. July 17th. null a .wall coir car re Seaforth Pubile Schad In almost every neighborhood there
Me L.•,ua 1 Gan Gw n, Iplent of a eau_ corded. A majority of sixty -riff t was axe women who know of the value of
d••z.•u cut gens. sherbert glamor,: 1.t' tow given for the hrtaw however, . the Alive Archibald (hon.). _Isobel Ar- Lydia* E. Pinkham's Vegetable Clorrt-
N••:I paw Aiix itiury. . vote of 170 ratepayers. ehll old. J. xnettr Archibald acorea. They know because they have
Clinton
Mary Atkinson Russet! Barret, Pearl ken It and have been helped. Why
ton Itowwpe{x•r nlow_ the "'the of ' ha. leen appuitiriat-sty--iiia-(• C. I. (lion ). 1ol',h Brown. Elroy Itrow•nle•
own law finally declared the • un- vacancy caused j Ethel Cameron. Lyle' / p
rd n furs (sum Inas hal four '_Ile ].sok h n. .
folioed the hours for serving mea s ou n has in Coutinuatiou ani alt Dale. Ileara Itnlrymple, Join, n
Dal., Don -
Exeter Bylaw C
Exeter
-t
Thursday. July 27, 1022 -4
A. M. Hunt, my daughter.
for uta• 10 ices dLowli r,. IIl.ulret %nettle-1•uu're tun late.
General offices. Lowlier,. Ont.
1'+'4. teenier' already.
"1)id you
statesman ? "
interview the eminent
"What did he have to
"Nothing."
"I know that.
wens of 1t ?
say b"
The atingle•at man was s'orine tete-
' hired man for his extrecaganee in
wanting to carry a lantern in going
to call on his twat girl.
But low mast' col. "The idea ! " he scoffed. "When 1
WPM courtlu' 1 ue+'er carried * lant-
ern; I went In the dark."
A supporter of the haul football;
tram arrlvel at the ground'" one day
and sew' a load of bricks. He app
proaelsel the elub secretary and asked,'
••Wouldn't half-bricka have been bet-,
ter ? "
"Hol{ -hicks'' replied the seers'-
tory. "We eaonldu't build a pavWou
with half -bricks I
Oh ! Are they for a .pavilion t"
wsld the man. "My mistake. I thottkhtl
they were for the referee."
Irate Father-i'Il teach y0tt to klse
. "Yes," he '41244 ...idly. "alai hook what
fou gut."
"Look 111 Hansard' it you want to
are what your member is doing,' ad-
vised the local pwolltic4ru.
"That only tells wbut hr's Maytag,"
growled the mall who kuew.
Poor pewsaut lett Maileoly I
jukt as wueh-a ltusslun sa you."
lied 'Want : "Your opinion doesn't
count. If you aren't n Bolshevik yea
aren't n Russian --you are only -a• dirty
capitalist."
75 Boys' Tweed Suits 75
2 piece
$20.00..
$7.95
Bloomer Suits, regular prices $12.00 to
Sizes 26 to 35. To clear at
$7.95 for One Week
July 29th to August 5th.
$7 95
McLEAN BROS.
Agents for !semi -Ready Tailoring anti ('arhdrtt Overalls
THE SQUARE .GODERICH
Manley Publle School'
Theresa Eckert. Margaret Horan.
EUs'cn Mulligan. Marie Murray. Nel-
lie 4O'Rourke. Esther Ryan. .lames
Shea. Mabel Rieman 11um
_ Restaurant Question 1. Clo.ed i New Teacher ion Clinton C tion' y give A. the fullo+viug item from a Ct11F-{ Bexton. *Vaal lien un•1fan1 (caret, )Ill- t you veil• triall
hits+ A. Fern Oi b lane t:1' deme Britton (hon.). ],erased Browne
that t I 1 I ` hoard to till aIle d h the hon.l, i 1 hap-
Sunday.
a -
♦ guy hours far re-t:auruu-. nod r.•s•in.l- reslguation of Mrs. Mew' Miss (ire- 14 Wm. Chesney (lion.). Jean ('IuR,
1
particulars. sir motion. winces greatly 14(4(4 a -hail 7e•11M' 1 0 . Retired
A. Mei.ACHLAti, Principal 1 exp 1 High1) 1
Su d ay. sehool work and conies to Clinton with IMo ,• F,d++nr,{ Ii'ce•re'anx (hon.),
' "Ite.tanrant keepers in Clinton are very watisfaetory testimonial,' from the Kath n Fltiottt. Wu'. Faulkner. ('sr-
- to have the advantage of lees stringent Iwmmingtuu High school. mon rgltum *hon. l• John Flannery.
Sabbath legislation 111141 111 the future Windom Should Advertise Like Cede- John t. itert11u Grieco Mon...
may scar weals on that dao 1st any rich Eleanor arries. Hazel Haugh, Eliza -
hour. Title de•Islon was reached by beth Hie 1411, Walter porgy. Mary
Jhr town cornett nt a w{,e•ial mietlnR•l one of the tort} -three traitler. who Jackson 1 in.). Ruth Jarrott (lion.),
iriNm A 7 •7nthm passed at a lirevkeue app,lesd 111 slwwet t0 111ughutu-ay {I„prt.--..5[lldred John.,
wT rllmttei The trstAnwtt
rt. ]!lard adw
crrtisrrut for tracllera; 11s stone
)Christi,. Ennui= Kuiellt. Mervin
Liingstone• 4 hon. a,
Ihon. ). Andre ' Me-
seq,h Mann (Iaon.),
Wm. McNay, Mary
Leery Minn (hon.).
y Nicholls, Mar-
irene Patterson.
Edwin Rankin,
n. Reynohis
toothy Robin-
itut _ LI•' W t .
.thin aIil-
1 hon. 1,
rt. Mar-
( eon. 1,
Tnw-
.111-
tick
CLOTHES TALK
The Idler Tar leek
The I. •'
We clean, prow and repair them
and give, them a tone of
DISTINCTION
Call is We'll Call
Telephone 3311
Maim Helen ?('fuss«
W.. C. SNAZEL
Snnth gide of Slnan•, *;•slerich
m. na
to re fail Sunday hours was rr,4,-11141ce. I ed the following information
"At the hist regular meeting of the, far is 1t from a rallreail station wad
and
teen 4.0418'11 the question of Sunday i how near a. church ?" y
hours for r,.Mutant. was dl.e•uwsel • joking or neo es ?rhe' knl;r ,cesow anythng
and n motion, passel limping them to I about R g' 1
were -
hours 7 to a. fe breakfast. 12 to 2 for I tar7. suggests that 11 -Ingham advertise
di11uerand 5,41 7.31n for sewer. This more. Her application was the first
evoked instant o ar•ltlnn x44.1 prti- eti lea+. rejected. -Walkerton Tele., p1e•
than was quit-kl7 e -
shit that same 2110
1118 1440 clergymen.
the conneil to re onsidei=
( Stine the council decile
0 0 0 0 0 . . . . .' formehe rr Rtnilnys holies." a
' 1 -T Large 1'. F. 0. Mak
• ,l very sicceseful U. F. O. wet. Nellie it. Crozier. 1Pxlhne: }.Iva
vow held oh Tlmreday' of -last w, -'-i ill still
W'htttnore'..Grave. Tuckertnith• when `k- Dewar. hayfield; Jennie E. Earle,
Everything for the Home. lthe clubs of Seeforth. Itntee8eld, and \'t'roxete•r: Ella I. Feer. Blyth: Hart' Walker, Dorothy Web -tee, I 7 Weil -
4.s I
Fl is Auburn • \aha K. Gaiser. ('re•- and (hots.), 1.1oyd Williams (12nn"1.
idiom* with the -Finn-(sty Normal
i- hteitta: inrind- twoIIi t the list of students who
- .y„inn. auw eeduily_ noosed The r - of *ml
„a1W14at4.su at-.$tratf_ • ne me ,
0 aU"- the following -from Hu - ai
e•- their
e stave
Hilly
interim oe•eond class
Carrie I:. Anderson. }Neter: Eeelyn
F. !taker. Itrusaels: Ida E. Itolton.
1wnr. Knthl
mild whit.",
lean Ihon-t.
Hugh McMillan,
\hatthews, thou.),
Geo. Munroe.' Stan
gang Norrie
Aimee i'alriek II .4
RAunkl Re(1ake. -Go
thou.), Mabel I(lley. 1
teen, t:ocel 11 12 41(.1 .t
Mn --1 llnp.u.u. {sots.
Ale stinith. Gerald 4n,w•d
Frank Sperm. Lindsay Rte
ganef Stewart. Elva Tnnt In
Alice Thompson (hon.), Clift
ant (hon. i, Violet Pieta; (leo,
dem -Wallace. Russell_- Walk
Bargains in every department. 1'1(nton rel for a moost.e. garter
b ver vomit ill(']
July Sale Now On
•
Drop in any time.
This is your store.
Agnes E. Glen. Clinton; Grace Whotham Public `ehool
. Godedch ; Margaret L. !lose.; Mabel A' ns. Thin
cin A. James. BeILMve;_ Grace Angst.,
ers)11. $en forth : -71 n iAn krhnek1e TTton. t. Enytlt B k. ,fridge'.
e•e ■• el.,l.urgh
H. Jones.
Nnron; Vern 1:7-'fl(!rnard i atrrn- altn• a.lek Flrld
Exeter: Mary E. Lamely. Myth; Kate Morris ('!mist l' 1
MacDonald, I•uckuow• : Ethel A.- Mac- Chou.). Jack F meter 1 h• , Lillie
Kay, Seaforth: cium.iotte M. MacKen- Gxrnfs 1hon.1, 1" 1' Sell. F.d-
zir, Ltx'kuow: Margat•!t M. NInunetcrs, nn Hendevson 1110,11 • 1.
!lender-
Brume-els; Margaret E.
Pete; Vera B. Pepper;
IAllinn 71. )'otter. Cliatn
Potter. Myth: Myrth' rowel .
R Walton: I t
1, arm:
IIB. T ttei suer I Hnmllt
211111 the only itscldelt of n illi -i i °t{ 14amIZuricll:
Uig nature was the nun -appear
Vis. .lines Milcl'hnll who lind'lawn Hazel L J
advertised to speak. However, J. W. J
Kone. Y. I'. for North Huron. Wm.
Black. 11. P. for Routh Huron. an(4
Andrew )licks. 71. I'. P. gave Interest-,
inK ls•litiexl sla•e'hrx durlu4 the. onF l
s
Harold Blackstone's Henry Willer( of D weed D Sud.'
'nip (community of IM•hw0o11 was
F E hangs
den I'
•Furniture
xe elerekel upon learning of to death of
(On The Broadway •d teele:ricle J . _- g inert. one of 1)nshwood's
most piromiurut men.The
•.0 ." had been in his usual health and had
retired about 12 o'el ock• About an
hour later he ained ot not feel-
ing well and Iwf relmedical help could
be 'dimwitted had panned away. The
late Mr. Willett Was bornwinch htterar
county and when a hey,
par-
ent!, moved to Stephen where he ha.
Pince resided. He was a member of
the county .votuieil at one time and
served a period of eleven }'ears as
reeve. He was also a staunch Coneer-
crtave to politics. He had been
anp a -
master for the taut ten year,
present wad engaged with his eon(' in
the flax loduatry. He Badreached
c ed tbe
months
age of .I1ty-four year.'
and seventeen days. He leaves a
widow-. two ern.. Fel. and Will, of
re•ntralla. and tive (daughters, MM.
Hermes Zimmer, 01 Stratford; Mrs.i.
Hoist Hayter, and Isaac, of Dashwood : Mrs. Moo
of Greenway. end Mrs. Bert Station,
of Grand Bend; seven heathers and
greet many *Heade. The
s
held from 114 late residence on nun -
day afternoon to the Brsn*U* line cem-
etery. Rev. lir. I>•uchner, of Straa
Real Good Damaged
Wheat For Sale
When wanting corn or
oats in large or small quan-
tities see us. Also for Baby
Chick Feed, Calf and Pig
Meals.
Wesley McLean
errs Howe Bleck Godecieb
Mend'. Bruit- on (hon.), inn 11 :ni . io . •
Brneefield ; Arvin Kelly. Ada lamely. (:.}o. Lodiet.
• Mary I. Aloye's Ludwig. Alec. M.I11 ney. !toss
('Tinton: 5facp)umaid. t;wend'lei.' Mel roe
•I1.
Madeline H. yon. r lah A. Jack McGee, Jack 7h'Kenzh,, Walton
Scott, $eafortl : Ernestine V. lett, , M,Kfl,bdta, Agnes
W1nghanI; Ruth Thomson. 4i11(0 11;1 Viola Mather., Film. Minn.1, finer.
Florence Tomblin.ilashw•.ait, Mti1?!Mitchell. Maurine Mitchell_ --(hon.).
guerlte 3. Wilton. Brnss•Is; Robt. C. Mary Mowbray. trete', Mind." Verde
MacLean. Kipper; F. L. Robinson, retro, Annie Pullen. Thee ' re Rob-
Illythe sir m (hof1.1•. Donna Smi•n (bon.).
}der ret Snell (h":• a, IF Nto'.e-
Limited Third ('IRs. certificate house, Attie Stitt. ,• '.torr, -'Anson,
Mated Johnston, 1.u, -know ; Bertha 1Irene T lar. iixn I icor: Haroldw..
Salt h, Wroxeter. Wilde. Ne Wilila.n (I•.1 •, Jack
Young Ilion. •
EAST EURON
ENTRANCE EXAMS.
I'
Bureteaftil Candidates In Various
('wires in East Iluron
Inspectorate
Dr. .1. M. Field, inspector of public
sehoole for East Huron. has handed
The Signal the following list of suc-
cessful wtudente at the recent Entrance
exa m l last ions.
Bru mel* Public Seboot
Vera Aimee, Jennie M. Armstrong
(hon.) John C. Iteoern, Evelyn Chap-
man
hapman (hon.), Douglas Clark (bon.),
Evelyn Cunningham (bon. ), Wm.
!tensile, Jean Ferguson (hon.), John
Fisher, Melvin Hamilton, Catherine
mieessmmmlnemarallesmommtemosewomemimm
ASTHM
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HAY
FEVER
Who Meador/ Rowdy for BAN elves
asd Asia sae fold by all Reed: rueueiiss
Per Pae Trial writs Templet
sow BT IL C. DUNLOP
.i
The Athlete's
Remedy
lei Sprains and WIMP
THE sprains and
bruises encountered
insport vanish with the
spplicationof Minard's
Liniment. This fact is
confirmed by the fol-
lowing letter received
from W.E. McPherson, Secy Arm-
strong High School Baseball Club :
"Since the stmt of the Baseball season
OW hate been hindered with sore
muscles, sprained ankles, etc., &JUJLAf
as soon as we started using Miner( s
Liniment our troubles ended. Eeery
athlete should keep a bora( hardy"
T►. Iota of only one1 the r we
M.• moused from ell-L,"o athletes.
:lean -up Sale at
Massey -Harris Store
Hamilton Street Goderich
Two 6 -horsepower Fairbanks Gasoline Engines.
One 3!/, horsepower and one 2 -horsepower Gold Shapely
Muir Engines, of Brantford.
YARMOUTH. 15.
MIgniellem
OTHER TABLETS NOT
ASPIRIN AT ALL
Only Tablets with "Bayer Cross"
are Genuine Aspirin
One Case Tractor,_IO-2Q. 2 -furrow Plow:
One 12 -inch Roller Crusher.
One Tudhope Manure Spreader.
Don't forget that we can supply you with Good Hardwood and Cedar Rails
for Kindling, Red Cedar Fence Posts, Baled Hay and Straw
Two Extra Good Horses for farm work -one 1. Itiful
dapple gray and one sorrel.
IU,Li ERT WILSON
Local A sot for Frost Steel mid Wire Company, Lun'1cd
I1,,•o,Iton -trims telephone 1438 1, 9erkfi
-.t
Ifou don't see the "Bayer Crean"
on the tablet*. you are not getting
Aspirin -only an acid imitation.
The "Bayer Cross" is your only way
of knowing that you are getting geeing*
Aspiri•, prescribed by physicians for
over nineteen years and proved safe by
millions for Headache. Neuralgia, ('olds,
Rheumatism, Lumbago, Neuritis, and for
Pain generally. Made in Canada.
Handy tin boxes of 18 tableel e- 1io
larger sized "Bayer" packages
had at drug stores.
Aspirin is the trade mark
In Canada), of Bayer Mannf urs of
MmeMeetieseidester of nalieylicacid.
While it is well known that Aspirin
mesas Bayer panufactewe, to assist the
public a* inat imitations, the Tablets of
Bayer Co*upany, Ltd., will be stamped
wkb their general traria tacks the
'Barer Cress.
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GREAT MID -SUMMER
BARGAIN SALE
The time of the season when we are looking
for a bargain in a lovely Summer Dress.
Call and see our new shipment of Organdy, Gingham
with Organdy trimmings, Dotted Swiss, Y'oile3 ant washahle
Tissue Dresses.
Just think of it, most up-to-date styles 12.8:and d3.materi95- lls tto
sell at '
Beantifbl wool Sport Shirts -
This season's Tricotine and Serge Suits...
Summer C.
, ....$4,0f1p4o.$4.9.-,
$1 i_,5O to $24.:4.0
$9.50 to $1.8.50
All the lat, • Iles in guaranteed tops, pure silit Hosiery
11.59
Lisle and n. 4.. l nose, in white and black..., 3Ac
Bargain. • in '-'-' rt Hats.
GET V.)! it
.JARS OF THESE BARGAINS
The Roy?' Ladies' Ready -to -Wear -Cot
Office and 1 tory Fist Temperance Street. Toronto, Ontario
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