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unites arrears are
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THE SIGNAL
leafy and Distric!j
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$Ma* & Ildhatyse. of Brussels',
has'_ Beall • ttiriishead priscllpnt of
Thamesford esatlaation school.
WWlsw McMichael her been ap-
pointed bullla at Wingham, filling the
vacewy crested by the resignation of
George Pblppea.
John C. Kelly. wlw was receatiy ap-
;rented postmaster at Windaoe,.II •
1eutortb old boy, the einem len-
Mrs. it. Kelly of that town. --- •
The (Leath of Mrs. Thomas Flynn. of
Exeter, occurred Aetsut 2111t, In ter
seventy-third year. Besides her hus-
band. three sons and three daughters
survive.
Charles Howey, who has beets organ-
ist In Northside United church. Sea -
forth. the last six years. is taking a
position as organist In Calvary Bap-
tist chtrch. Brantford.
The only change in the Lucknow
school staff this term Is tbat Miss R.
Amy Yourex. B.A., of Dundalk, fills
the vacancy caused by the resienatloa
01.111 los McNeadrtes-
Che-ken thieves are operating In the
aostbern part of the county. A few
nights ago 1:10 young chickens were
retried oft trees the farm of Garnet
Jacobi. Parr Ilse. neer Zurich. •
Col. R. R. Hays. Miss Miry Hays.
Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Cluff and Mr. and
Mrs. W. J. Duncan ot Sestorth re-
turned last wank from a two months'
trip to Britain and the Continent.
Jean Alberta. a fourteen -year-old
girl of St. Marys. was seriously in-
jured by diving into shallow water at
Grand Band. Both arms and the right
leg are paralysed am a result of spinal
injury.
Oniopgaowers In the Hensel' district
■re harvesting the heaviest crop grown
In the district for a number of year
Although the price is low this year
the crop 1* no great that the growers
wUl !fare handsome atom*
The marriage took place at Toronto
on Augnat 13th. of Mary Helen. young-
est daughter of T. C. Rogerson and the
tate airs. Rogerson of Blyth. to Ilsiirerfi
Mortimer, second son of F. A. Stiff and
the late Mex. Stiff of Toronto.
An old resident of Turnt. rrr town -
Alsip. Mra. Andrea • Mitchell- ps -_
away on Sunday in her eights-. seventi
rear. She was horn in Scotland. hat
had lived In Turnherry for seventy
eight years. Four MOS and four dangle.
Two Clinton Collegiate student., bare
won scholarships avvegeed by the 1'n-
trer.fly of Western Ontario. Miss
DorotlbX for won the tuition eehotAr-
shlp. which Is woetb IM a year for
two veers. and Mina Margaret I.lum-
steel won a aeholarship In English.
A reunion of the Carter familr.
wendants of Thomas Carter. who came
9, Canada from F.ngland -..vents-fir
rears nen. was hell In Queen's Park.
Stratford, recently. Members gather-
ed from Clinton. lieaforth. Londesboro.
Relgrare and Holm/ovine. thlrL,v-eight
partnership with the [ate W. W. Par -
ran. He was the firat etas Is' Clintm.
and probably the first In Huron county,
to owu au automobile.
Unhook, with Firm
A large barn, a driving rhea) and a
poultry house, the property of Alfred
Marian, ridding one „mI1e oortZ til
Blyth, were deaatrsyed by ire on Feb
der. Threshers were at work at the
farm during the atteitioai and the men
bad beau In to supper for only a few
minutes when the blase was diseovered.
Tbla tire was the third Mr. Machan has
had In the last three years. He form-
eril !raided In Hull(tt township, and
two barna were burped on his farm
there before be moved to for Blyth
district about a year ago.
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A pretty wedding took ace at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Job King, 10th
cuneewiou of Grey toweabip, on Ifat-
urday, August 151h, wbea their daugh-
ter, Edytbe Luella. was united la mar-
riage to Williams John Howard Grain-
ger, son of Mr. and Mrs. William
Grainger, list concession of Grey. The
eeressone was performed by Rev. C.
E. Taylor of Ethel. After a motor trip
to Ottawa, Montreal *ad Three Rivera,
returning by way of Kingston and the
Thousand Islands, the young couple
will make their home in Detroit.
A L'd.tse Family
The Taylor brothers, formerly of
Clinton, are a remarkable septette in
that they wake an unbroken family
whore ager aggregate 490 years. Their
wives also are all living. The -brothers
are Jyseph and Jacob of Toronto, Wil-
liam of Chicago, Israel and S. L of
s London, John of Hamilton and Stepben
of Mluue•dosa, Man. Recently they all
' met at the house of S. L. Taylor In
London and the following day came to
..+•Otintea to peee. 444 suquatat.n. and
to gather at the graveside of their
patents, Mr. and Mra, William Taylor,
who died thirty years ago-
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7tnK1t tfiw �+.ak
01. Elliott of Brurarls uarruwl)- es- ranks and five horses.
taped death MI Thurslal• night When Malty changes have taken place In
large gravel truek which he was twenty' years. Training reached Its
vT Nlifip(r1-i1lrw me ditch, tore peak-Tn-w.g:tlmt at 1,nnttem. Rivet-etrq,
through a wire truce. snapping off toukr arras of e•ouowy. even t'arlings
several parts. and finally overturned iu Heights is deserted except by the per -
field on the farm of Me-ot'I . The insistent militia. Ha17 [Lr anywhere o.
mishap occurred on the Lucknow-Wing- the cennmlttee Whose names appear nus
haw road on the sharp cneve at.tbe et- the banquet folder of 1911 have passed
trainee 1.' %%Ingham. Mt' *Mott was on to soother vamping -ground. Itudud-
thrown headlong from truth Mayor M. G. Cameron is
but (creeped with laminar bruises Hes - of Northumbeprland. ('ot
cote. The gasoline In the truck ignited t[e
land the machine. which belonged to R. I (afterward lieueral i Hodgle.. died in
Brewer of Ftltel. was practicallg�•ik (lttnwa a few months ago. A genera -
,
The lord Ir entered try IIT'iatlou has arisen at district H. V whist
e sagtele, probably knows little about the Huron 1
-nk-Whigham Car's Wild Career o'aml'slte, and, haled. has no oe.sslon
harry Tlwwpwn of Winghaw, who at present to consider It. Rut with an -
with his wife and family has been other turn of the wheel. the hustle may
summering at fort Elgin, cranked his
e'er to the tore again. The area eau i
GODERICH, ONT.
Rte: t i,
Chip of 1911
Writer R.00aate ♦dvabtagas of
(ieibriott eta for Military
IlhYOittsTss
The following article from a recent
Issue of The Woodstock Sentinel -Re-
view is undoubtedly trelIFlHl-r-pee ot
gin chin,-iv',bief, MrElliott
formerly 01' tioderlcb, who reruns a
interesting event of twenty years ago
The Perth Regiment --or a pa
thereof—concludes this evening
three-day camp on the shore of Lak
Huron, south of Goderich, almitar >a
its arrangements to that of the Ox
ford Rifles at Port Dover, with a pro-
gram of drill, sports and servke oa
Sunday. The event brings to mind
that a tract of land aloug the lake
across the River Maitland from God-
erieb, was treed In at least one year
for the annual training camp of this
military district, and the town had
strong bopes of persuading the militia
department to make the site perma-
nent.
In June, 1911, probably it was that
London district militia unite eamprd on
the Aminproperty. At any rate, on
June 27 of that year a banquet was
tendered by Gederkh citizens' to Lieut. -
Col. W. E. Bodging and staff and of-
te•eri commanding the units In camp.
A copy of the mesa'-ee 3eresie -
has come to the surface at the moment.
The rover presented the statement that
"(:oderlch excels ereo Petawawa in the
great natural advantages it possesses
for military training." Another page
contained a map of the ares, :100 acre*,
with "unsurpassed facilities for caval-
ry, artillery and Infantry manoeuvres,
and a site for rifle ranges and artillery
pr etice .•
unit Diad in the Province of
Ontario." Elsewhere the venous
establishments were listed. The =tad
at
Regiment. ylth four enna nlee, was
nineteen (Akers. VII other
n
rt
a
e
Thursday, September 31d. Ilii ---V
mgirrzas lw osr
MG= THAN XVZS
The directors or the Western Fair
London, this year promise the greatest
exhibition In the history of the Fair.
The grounds and buildings have been
brought to a state of perfection ls
recent years that make the preemie -
Goo of the exhibits all that can he
desired. Special inducements have
beeu put out to exhibitors from all
parts of Canada and many States of
the t'nlon that • aAaure record entries
fa ail departments. Over 11511,
be paid out 1a Petac aviary and--t'e-ee--
cure attractions for the Fair this year.
The famous Model Shows of Amer-
ica will make up the midway and this
earalval organisation is world-famous.
it some. to London direct from Tor-
onto Exhibition with all Its high-class
shows, educational as well as amusing,
and 1tx many and varied thrilling
rides and will be on hand on• the morn -
lug of opening day and until the last
minute on closing night.
The grandstand performance will
even surpass the effort of last year.
Although many had to be turned away
Mat year. It Is hoped the additional
armmmodatlon provided this year will
allure every visitor an opportunity of
viewing this splendid outdoor program
of supervaudevtlle, pageantry and mns-
Ical comely.
The dates of the We fern Fair this
year are September 14th he 1916.
BELFAST
BELFAST, Sept. 1.—Mr. Ralph
FiY gin-eetiaraea Ttdatr freer
torte hospital, Loudon. much improved
after his recent operation.
School reopened Tuesday with Mr.
Davis again In charge.
. Mr. and Mrs. John Emerson, of Kin -
lough. visited at Mr. Ralph Nixon's re-
cently.
Mrs. Jas. Hackett, lt.-a Lena and
Mr. Wilfred Hackett motored to Strat-
ford one day last week.
-MewIi44bere fiat- and Alirs Ewe_
oleo Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Hackett
visiting' at the home of her deugbter,
Mrs. H. AJlta.
IJe. and Mrs. Z. B. Ralfoar have
returned home from Grand Bend.
Mous Mary Lou Bean of Toronto,
who has beau visiting her aunt, Mrs.
F. T. Atiostrosig. has returned hoose.
Mrs P'tue Nagler and xou Jack,
of Toronto, who spent the summer at
the home of Mr. sod lire it. H. Thomp-
son. have returned home.
Donald and Arthur Smith spent last
week with friends at Bruce Beach.
Mrs. W. J. Todd le visiting at the
!some of her daughter, Mrs. D. M. John-
WOn. Ingersoll.
Mr. end Mrs.-Maleelau Armstreai-
of Port Arthur, who spent the summer
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
MUrdie. hare returned home.
Mr. George Crosier, of the Bank of
Outliner** staff, spent the weekend
with his parents to Walkerton.
Miss Helen Thompson has gone to
Hanover, where she will teach room
i11 In the public school.
Mr. and Mrs. Carrick Douglas ■ad
family of New York visited last ween
at the home of Mr and Mrs G. H.
Douglas.
Mr. A. Traptaln has moved to the
residence on Willoughby street recent-
ly vacated by Frank Cole.
Iglus Marfan McNaughton ot Orange-
ville visited last week at the home
of Mr. and Mm. T.
THE COCISHUTT
minor SIIOP
Aire Faocisg Cream Sogaratsis
Repairs for Cockshutt.
Frost & Wood Farm im-
plements and Machinery.
Telephone 598
Emotes Street Wiwi&
J. J. MOSER
CONTRACTOR r
Cement Work, moving and
jacking up buildings.
Freeh Cement and Lime
always on hand. Carload just
arrived. We deliver in town
and country. Prices reason-
able. Give us a call.
Tokenism's 303. Herihon Serest.
Gedsrieb, Oaearis.
CLEVELAND'S BAKERY I
West Street
—TRY OUR --
Milk-made Brew.__ ELECTRIC SHOP
You WILL BE — ViiicTitri`LE't
DELIGHTED WITH IT STOCK OF
Electrical Appliances,
Fixtures, etc.
Electric Wiring of all
All orders given our prompt kinds
_and courteovaattention Eattmatea given ea application
U. CLEVELAND
Tel.p6em. 114
West Street
PIES, CAIES and
PASTRY
—1•1 E DELIS ER—
sprat the week -red in Kitchener.
LUCKNOW
LI'CKNOW, Aug. 51. --Mr. and Mrs.
Wee. Burnell and daughter Jane are__
rlidting relatives las Toronto:
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Hill- and Mi.
Mrs- Cawerun_ 3lacDueald .'pent
Sunday with friends in Mitchell.
Mr. and Mrs. F. Stanley of Chesley
spent Sunday at the home of Mr. mid ,
Mrls E. Hollyaaau.
MIeKFW.- and Samltthave
eeturued home from a. weeks visit
with relatives in Tornio.-._- -- - .,
Miss Martha Maclellan is visiting
triton's to To to `
Miss Mslwl Mct'lure, who spdent the
summer with her father, Mr. B. Mc-
Clure. has returned to Toronto.
Mies Lorraine Rralwon has gone to
Windsor to live.
Messrs. Campbell, Bobby anal Harold
Thompson spent liundil ,With friends
1n Guelph.
Mr. Willis Smythe la holidaying at
Ills home In Hamilton,
-111f—1 eeuuer sunnier ot BIM
spat the .week -sad with 1,1.Nl to
Mrs 11 M. Gordon of Doge"- lig
In all !wing present.
Harry McMaau*, who for a number
of years was 1s' the employ of Garnet
Case, Hensall, as taker, died In the
Stratford hospital after an operetta,
Inc appendicitis. He was thirty-four
years of age and leaves a Ileus dangle
ter. Ala wife haring predeee•aaed term.
The funeral took place at Mitchell, bis
fortser home.
Fishermen at St. Joseph have dis-
covered what they believe are the re-
mains of a ..rhonner that went agMttet
about two miles south of RL Joseph
about sixty years ago. Part of the an-
chor chain has been taken up. and it
Ie thowgTlf the relit of the hest is
the bottom of the lake at the acme
point. The water Ie not deep and fur-
ther discoveries are expected.
Clinton has loot a highly respected
citizen by the death of William J.
Miller. which rswrred on Thwreday
let. Mr. Miller was In his seventy-
third year std was a native of Ffultett
township. After many . years of sac-
eeesful farming he moved Into Clinton
In 19115 and purchased the coal business
of him hrotber. R. J. Miller, which he
motioned until his death. He IR sur-
vived by hie wife and one son, William
J°47 'i''l'Itntnn.
Exeter T1mes-Advo ate: Mr. and
Mrs. W. H. Johnston have returned
hmne after visiting for a few weeks
at Grand Bend.. While at thef end
they were vlslted by their son Free-
bOr.n write. 4due►lfe j we coil ren
�'a
of Waaliinitsogsdi if.0eft (6
visit at Rochester and also with the
former'. brother, Dr. Cecil Johnston,
of Kerhonkaon. N.Y. Rtate. before re-
naming to their home et Washington.
One interesting feature ahatt this fam-
ily i. that Mr. John.ton was born in
Canada : his wife was barn In New
Zeeland: theft daughter Mary In Wash-
ington And Thigh In West Anetralta.
Mr. Albert Johnston. of Toronto. MAO
rlslted with his parents at the Rend.
P. T. O. Hodgman Reinstated
Provincial Traffic °Acer Marshall
Ftoxlg.on of ri'elkerton. who WAR RnR-
pendrd from duty after his recent
enforced ride wlth two bandits, hes
been rein.tetel Ile has Men eery 111
«Ince hl. .ensntionnl experience. het
Wkl resnrne his duals AA srtnn fie he
recovers
Owned Fled Aute la Rehm
J. P. Ti'tahe, of Toronto. visited
Clinton. his old home town. last week.
Mr. Tisdale formerly carried on . priv•
ate banking hnslness In Clinton In
Fwuex sedan while it was In reverae
gear and started a tong train of rather
expensive eonsequencen. Backing into
another car, an Oakland sedan, It
dented the rear fender and ripped elf
the bumpetette of the other car. and
continuing Its backward flight aide -
.wiped a Hudson coupe. crumpling a
trout fender and bending the bumper.
Several children were narrowly missed
before the car mounted the sidewalk
and landed agatnst a eeriest ledge in
frzleit'ref a .tore. The window frame
of the store was .opted (rock abort
three Inches. tint the glass was pot
broken, and the Eewx came to rent.
MISS d *
fetus's Licca, a forager reddest of
Seaforth, died August 23rd at his home
to Vletorla. R.C.. at the age of eighty-
four years. For many roars he was ops
of Reaforth's moat prominent business@
men. Wifh Mx brother. the Tate Arch -
their! Rentt. he conducted a piano and
mnsk•al Instrument bulneM, and Scott
Brox. also operated the first electric
light plant In Senforth. He had ex-
twafve holding* of farm lands in tie
Western Provincee and shout twenty-
fire
wentyfire years sen removed to F.dmonton
and repent the winters at Victoria.
fie is snrrived by his *eond wife. a1•
mo be two sow* and ono dawghter : Roy
Scott. of Peeve Rivet: Clarence Peobt
and Mrs. Walter Pickard. of Van -
~tame The rename were brandhl,to,
Reaforth for interment.
., Jaatsi 14isutee Pldnla..at Bayfield
'- iM ynnuie r Isernwrs, their *Intern;
aweetheearis and frlenda gathered at
Rayfield Wednesday afternoon of last
week to the number of about three
hundred. for their annual plenle. A
?nil program of sports was nun off.
race* of r.rione kinds and a merles'
of 'softball games. Exeter and Sea -
forth. Rlyth and Brnseela played soft-
ball. Blyth winning the final mateh,
while South Huron won from North
Tinton girl.. in a plek-np softball
game which was shout the beet game
of the day. There w'AA A contest for
the Jiinlnr Ferment' shield. Awarded to
MP team winning the grente•t nnm-
her of points- and 1111. was cerrled
off by Seafnrth for the third time In
snrresnlon. The girls hrnnght the ms•
tercels for supper. which was served
At (t n'efock. Some of the roving
peaonto mitred -jOlf- rap tamer Ar the
Psrfltnm its-tire•-*eleti,IF — -
The Caediat at Clinton
The three-day carnival pat on by the
member of Rt. Joseph'. church. ('lin•
ton. last week meas attended hr large
minders. not only from the town hof
from the .nrronnding town. and town -
aides. The Affair. which nems nnder
the active direction M ger, Father Sui-
liren. was for the pllrpnse of raising
Money to pip for the renovation of the
church 1,11110Ing and the In/it/illation of
A modern heating +system. Music MIR
fnrntehred on the vmrtnns evening4 by
the Blyth band. the ('Tinton Kiltie hand
Allot Itla TTensa1t (sense -16i. `ire Hen-
ry Krng of Kitchener. Welter Dalton of
Detroit And Mrc. Hieglns of Stratford
contrlhnterl solos and ('harts. Mesklns
of Goderlelt entertained In song and
story. Fred alnlllna And ,loam Gene
('anon meth aR accompanists. The
rertone prises were won as foliows:
Ague: ('hrletopher, London. radln;
.Tack Pertw4F, i ention. eleetrle elm*:
Re.. Fetter Mt -reedits, Kingmhridge.
solfi-.B:ajob; .Tm 1)o{soy. Retforth, ftlf
71- Watson, ittratterd, It
t•. iO11 F•nrri: TFft+110/t
r9"Ti' EdiR7i`iu.Wrii
f,onber Ponos. Ahth. eeemforte.r : ei
3..1. McClnithey. Clinton.
By forming new, rich blood
Dr. Chase's Nerve Food re-
stores the exhauaead nerves and
removes rhe cause of Simplon -
nags, Irritability Headaches
Names Naas Ind gestlen.
Dr, Chases
NERVE FOOD
and Is a good site. with exceptional
smartens for headquarter* staff, large
stables for the horses, abundant spring
water and natural drainage. Of course,
itlesot centrally located to the dis-
trlct, hut that la no longer of conse-
quence. The electric . railway an-
noawced twenty years ago as under
conatructlon never actually operated,
■fid its tracks have long been torn up,
but Gederirh has both the Canadian
1 t' Mttlteofeettooal, the
former running alongside the camp-
ground.
Pending a return to what have bees
regarded as normal training renditions.
regiments arranging abort camps for
themselves might get together as to
date and site and thereby increase the
Interest and valne of such outing*.
MAKING RV=
Willson was on his way home from
the 'station. When he wax about three
mile* from the village and about a
mile from his house he maw a man
approaching from the opposite direc-
tion.
"Excuse me, sir," meld the stranger,
when they met. "1)n you happen to
have seen a policeman aayerbere
about''.
I'm afraid 1 haven't= assn ON ter
over two miles," retuned' WILMS_
suapectingly.
t
his tone of voice. 61/1,1nd
ve see- yearbefafck tlli a a:
then."
AM a maternity nurse. In my
42nd year I used to have a sick
spell every two weeks,
"A woman always seems so have
some derangemeets et Chaage of
Life.
"The Vegetable, Compound
helped me so meth that i recom-
mend it to mothers and young girls
as well as older women." Mrs.
Eugene St. Germain, 1604 Glad-
stone Ase., Cote St. Paul, Montreal,
Quebec.
If you have any weakness or pain,
try Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Comptetnd. It has benefited 98 out
of every 100 who have aged it.
AFTER THE
SHOW' or
MOTOR TRIP
—VISIT
Crick's Restaurant
ice Cream
Ice Cold Drinks
Confectionery
Lunches
TELEPHONE 148
West Side .i Spare, Ciedsrich
FRANK McARTHUR
Telephone 92 Goderich
The Leading Men's Store
--Everything that's 1t.:
in Men's Wear --- — .
Hand Tailoring and
Spacial Order to Your
Measure
• • •
Chas. Black
`Phone 219 Goderich
4'
Walk on tliey�
LEFT
o/ country roads
• • • Fame the Traffic
rale is important at all times, but especially so at dusk and
et misfit.
At such times, no matter how careful the driver of a car is, he
may not see you until he is very near to you and it may be impos-
sible for him to stop in time to avoid inflicting serious injury.
Should he swerve to avoid hitting you, though you may escape
injury others may be hurt.
Of the 524 fatalities on the highways of Ontario last year a large
number were caused by persons walking u'itb rather than against
*mac.
May still 11 *fiance?
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ONTARIQ.._DEPARTMENT of HIGIIWAYS