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We Sell for Ca>ifi 11 Than Tie Credit Store's
ITEMS OF SPECIAL INTEREST
THROUGHOUT THE STORE
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APRIL MEETING '
Council met pursuant to adjuurn-
��went on Monday, the 12'th .day of.
April, A.D.,. 1920, with Reeve Rutile
in Uw chair. Members were all pres-
ent. Minutes ut last meeting wet'r
• read and adopted. '
— The following orders' an the Treas-
urer were. issued :' . E. Enunerton,$8,
for opening road on Lake. Shore,
team work and shovelling snow;
Bill of Ripley Acetylene Gas Co.' was.
laid over for- furihierm consideration;-
R. Martyn, 50c, for express on Book
ft•out Chatham; Rohl. hell, D.R.O.'ut
Hydro Election, "$4.00, for salary;
Robt. Swalwell,' $.1.00, salary. of D. R.
'0.. at hydro' E:lecti6n; Richard 'Stan-
ley, $3.00,. rent of polling booth _at
Hydro Election; 'Estate of late 'Dr.
Sinclair, $20.00, salary .of M.11.0.. at
the rate of $100.00 per annum; Wi'n.
- It'; .'trlteron;- $.11.411a,N)Aliin;1- Ara s>�1�f8'iari -s '
•Lot 40, (;on. A; Walter Farrell, $'2.00,
putting 2 yards of_ gravel on Sideline
25, Con. 11; Samuel Geddes, 6 hour's
work on Con. 4, $3.00; Thos. Welsh,.
$1_•2-x,, 2,.;9 hours' work at 1.�,t :01,
Con. 4'; John L. Gamble, $4.00, '�alary''� ,
'of D.R.O. at Municipal election (dup,
licate order); W'm. Harrington; 50e, '
rep. bridge at Lot 22, Con. 4, June 23,
1919 (duplicate) .
-,Morgan—Irwin—That the Auditors
Report of the books and a.counts of
the Township for the year 1919 be re-
ceived and adopted. Carried.' .
Morgan—McDonald—That. Reeve.
!Ruffle. Dep. -Reeve Irwin 'and Coon -
[calor \t►'Cn li he r deptr!utioe to W-
I t.•rviF•ty the '('t►tiio it I,f tite 'Neil.; of
Kincardine with .regard to .the p1'�,,
posed new road on ,the Lake Shore.
Carried. .
Mr. Alex Reavie's resignation of
CHILDREN'S RAIN :CAPES
SPLENDID VALUE IN GIRL'S NEAT RAINCAI'l;, MATERIAL IS
COTTON AND WOOL PARAMATTA CLOTH. HOOD IS VERY NICE-
LY LINED WITH SILK AND WOOL PLAID. SIZES 6, ti, and 1() )ears,
@$3.75.
PULLOVERS FOR GIRLS
,, CHILDREN'S PULLOVER SWEATERS, FOR THE LITTLE TOTS
OF 4 to 10 years. • COLORS, SAXE BLUE, CARDINAL • AND ROSE.
MADE OF THE PUREST OF WOOL AND PRICED ;AT ONLY ,$3.50.
LADIES' RAINCOATS
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JUST `RECEIVED THIS -'WEEK SOME ""O'F �""THOS"E' BEA UT1I UL
SILK RAINCOATS, IN THE NEW FAUN 'SHADE. VERY LIGHT IN
WEIGHT AND ABSOLUTELY WATERPROOF. PRICED AT $25 and
$30. ALSO GOOD ASSORTMENT OF TWEED COATS AT FROM $7.50
TO $16.Q0.
SPORTS FLOSS FOR SWEATERS AND PULLOVERS, 65c FOR
THE 2 oz. BALL, IN THE FOLLOWJNG RANGE OF COLORS—CARD-
INAL, COPEN, RAS?BERRY, KHAKI, CORAL, PADDY, BURGUNDY,
PURPLE, MAUVE, CORAL, CHINESE, MYRTLE; , TOBACCO, OLD
GOLD AND WHITE.
NEW PLAIDS FOR THE EVER -POPULAR SEPARATE SKIRT, IN
SILK AND COTTON AND,PURE WOOL.
• VERY PRETTY xOILE WAISTS AT. FROM $-L00 TO $u.7-.►j�
. RADIUM, ADANAC, HOLEPROOF AND MERCURY. .COLORS,
Beaver, Brown, Black and White @ $1.75,.$2.00, $2.25. $2.50 and $'.7 5 pr.
SILK GLOVES IN WHIStF, BLACK:AND (:1EY. h 1YSER MAIZE,
FROM $1.00 la $2.00 pair.
PRETTY EIMONAS PRICED VERY RE ASON.A'ELE.
Lovely Crepe Kimonas in those pretty Japanese colorings and pat-
terns. Plain colors of Mauve, Rose, Soie; Pink and Blue. Various sizes
and styles. Prices from $3 to $9.
NEW TAFFETA SILKS
Months ago we bought these silks, and since then 'the .prices have ad-
vanced in some cases 100 per cent. We know we can' save you money on.
silks. Black .and Navy have the: hig run. While the present stock lasts;
$$.00 to $4.00 per yard. ._
SPECIAL PURCHASE OF DRESDEN RIBBON 5 inches wide, espec-
ially adapted for sashes and hair bciws. Three light shades and three .
dark shades, Special ,85c yd... • .
Women's' Hose in the extra O.S.. sizes. Black 'arid Whjte Lisle. Sizes
9' 91/2 and 10. , 75c pair.
A. Children's Hats and Caps, 75c to $L50.
Boys'?hirt Waists at 90c and $1.00.
Boy's Cotton Jerseys, White, Khaki and Navy,'long and short sleeves.
All sizes..50c each.
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CAMERON, MURDOCII & CO.
SUN LIFE ASSURANCE
-- COMPANY_ OF: i CANADA
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The applications for New Assurances received by the
Company during 1919 reached a total of over -
$100,000,000
This exceeds the largest amount of ordinary Life As-
svrance previously written in.one year by any Company
of the. British. Empire.
Geo: H. Smith,
Get a Policy in 1920. Agent, Lucknow.
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TOWNSHIP- COUNCIL" _ - Judge; i ,p ey Aceiyl°ene (Ai—Comp- Morgan—Irwin—That the Clerk be
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MARCH MEETjj4G •
Council met pursuant to adourn-
ment with Reeve Rustle in the chair.
Members were all present. Minutes
of last meeting were read and adopt-
ed.
The following orders on the Treas-
urer
reas-
urer were duly passed and issued:
Joseph Black, for diggiing ditch
through snow bank at Lots 15 and 16
Con. 4, $4.00; Jos. Colling, for digg-
ing at same place, $4.00; • Wm. Bell.
putting plank on Pine River Bridge,
$1.00; John. - McCormick, placing. -tile
on Lake Shore road, $1.00; The Mun-
'icipal al World, St. Thomas, 422.64 for
Collector's Roil, paper and other
blank forms, and $8.00 for Treasur-
er's cash book; Angus Martyn, clerk,
$1 s(l, exprPQci-chargees_ paid to H. T1.
Mitchell; Angus Martyn, preparing
voters' lists, distributing ballots, etc.,
in connection with' vote on Hydro, $5;
Angus Mtrtyn, ,c1erk, $5.46, services
In connection with the revision of ithe
village voter's list, certified by • the
any, Limited, $5.00, 'gas for hall;, J.
II. Chapinan, $1.75, stationery for'
Auditors; R..1. Graham, $10.00, Aud-
itors' .salary; Mrs., Dierlamn, $4.00,
for use of room by Auditors; W.' H.
Logan, $10*. aut tur.'s salary; • Huron
& Kinloss Municipal ' Teiephtone
tem, $1299.84, for loan. Corporation
retainer)_ $700.16 from telephone ta!k
collected, to meet the balance due at
the end of 1919; Angus Martyn,
(leek, part payment of salary, -$50.00;
G. IT. Mooney, of the Riptley Express,
$443.00, (for printing and' advertising
Hyi1io 'Ily-law and printing ballots.
McCosh -- Ruttle—That Donald Gil-
lies he appointed _as School Attend-
ance Officer for the Township of Hur-
on. Carried.
Irwin ---Morgan That T)r. D. R.
Einigr•en he appoiutoil.- s4. (l c�-
er of Health in place of D'r. Sinclair,
deceased; Carried; •
(twin--Mcf�osh —Thntl we attpoint
Wm. Knight, to measure all lumber
Nought by the Township during 1920.
Carrjed.
'instructed to write. -to the Hydro -Pow-
er ('omniissioner to send -a man to
Ripley to give further information
and to address a public meeting of
'the ratepayers of the Township at the
Tp. hall, Ripl(•y, as soon as possible.
Carried. • .
'The following by-laws were duly
passed, signed and sealed: No. 602,
to appoipt 1'oundkeep ers and Fenlre-
viev�t►ers for the Townah'ip. i,f Hurorl
for )the .year 1920; No. 603, to fix
they fees payable to the Caretaker of
Ripk.y (Cemetery for digging graves;
No. 604, to appoint a Medical Officer
(,f Health); No. 605, to fix the rents
to. be charged by the Caretaker for
Ilse of Tp. Hall; No..600, to •appoint •
at School Attendance Officer i as • re-
sM++'►«rl.. by Fns.
The Report of the Township Clerk
on' the. result of the vote taken in the
Village of Itiphy on the Hydro Ques-
tion was presented to the Council.
,Result was as follows: No. of votes
For, 109;. Against -4; Majority for
we Se Cheaper
RI OFING
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WE HAVE IN STOCK N:E1'ON$ET. HEAVY PAR
0111 ROOFING- SLA'T'E SURFACED), WEIGHS 80 lbs.
T() '1' I f E SQUARE.'
• THIS �' IS BEYOND A QUESTION • T 3i E
I1tA1)Y•PA/MING ON '1'ilE •MARK ET.'
.EVERY SQUARE . GUARANTEED,,
PRICE 'PER SQUARE $5.50.
WE HAVEl\ -
'E1'ONSET TARO11) "-"11'lTHHOUT A
SLATE SURFACE. THIS ROOFING GIVES EXCEL-
LENT SAT'ISF'ACTION—IIAS THE SAME QUALITY 01•
FELT AS T1IE SLATE 'SUItFACED I' It 1 C' E P E It
:,1Q1.' SHE $4,25.•
%%'E HA1'E A ('HEATER ROOFING THAT V 1V11.1.
' LAST BETTER.THAN ANY 0'111ER CHEAT' ROOFING
ON THE THE MARKET. PRICE i'Elt- SQUARE $3.35.
BUY ROOFING WITH A REL')TATION. NEPON-
SET PAROID ROOFINGS HAVE I EEN ON THE MAR-
KET FOR YEARS AND AICI' THE STANDARi) OF
(tummy.
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TheLucknow llardware& Coai Cc.
THE STORE THAT NEVER DISAPPOINTS
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MARTIN •SENOUR
PAINTS AND VARPtIS{•IES
Touch up Your
Furniture and Floors
Furniture that is scratched and scarred is an eyesore.
if the surface' is spoiled, the article is cc.nsideretl u' -e -
less. This is not so. Save the surface and you save all.
Use
WOOD -LAC STAIN
apd funliturt-tl:.tt arc—shakily (--:!1 -Le in'te. to
Lr-•_ like new by ODeis «'OOT)-l.AC S'1'A1
l r -au[, t1i limit)► for wl,f,tly.,.rk 411 al kind foint,luatil.(t
of high- grade- varnish -and -prerr*larrent' stains. it:imparts
to, common wood surfaces the rich • appearance cif nfore
expensive woods such as rnahogaoy, rns wood, Cherry,
etc. Twelve beautiful Shades.
_Brig, the-attathec ►c n -ands* 4 *ire, a
to do over a chair or small table. ‘Ve will give you trill
instructions how to u.;r it. We want every householder to
try WOOD -LA(: STAIN. • .
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the office of Collector was presented
to the Council. . -
Ruffle=Morgan—Th the _ ,siu'r.a-
tion of Mr. Alex Reavie as t'nllerter
be accepted and that the ;Ierk adver-
tise for ,a Collector tn1fill tie. vac-.
ancy. Carried. .
Irwin—Morgan—That this f'I,uncit F';tr(•vtiell,
do now adjourn to meet agair1 011 Farewell,
Tuesday,• the:25,th day -of 'May, ,A;1i:,: Siarr►�t-r�tt;-
1920, at the usual hour and place as a t•h; s
Court of Revision and to transact F'ar'ewell,
regular Township business. Carried. Farewell,
Fap•well,
i'arewell/rum, and gin, and )brandy;
Farewell --'huts see .all
Furewrll, be_d.' that have no feathers,
Farewell,. ways that I'6u fortiaken,
Farewell, tubs that have :no bacon;
Farewell, empty pots and .kettles, •
I'asrewell, 'cupl►(►t►rdv Wit out moitals';
fat•',s red aas.erlr:'
I
nt►r-,
hat: that havo► no rims nn;
194U; rrin .e bole-, Than s.f ft
tagged vest. and hreeehe : ;
I.rf►ken chairs land ti►hl(•s; t
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alw.•Il.lrtt'4i Knew than,. stab -
A TIMELY. SENT1Mt• N i' I" ;
Va rf•welf, Arlrtikl,n ::,,nt► ;UPI enrol.
1i.Y.r '-Wltfr rh'.'f• tll�' i,hr'+
f`el'l!`evtftlr
pm.m, 11,',1'1.+) f "t,(._ T:rr,
F'arewel1,hotels that I ,have broken,
k'arewefl, oaths that 1 -hive spoken;.
Farewell,.:rnlllon,: and bartenders,.
,Farewell. all blue -,devil senilers.".
T xchang,.
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+I trt(rrlr(f fnr. 1 '.
I:1•:1- are ringing 'around
four Iint.1.0:
tory) Nornutl after
tv'i' holidatys at his
• ' rtiri �'thrai(ti i;s
returned to Strat-
s'Iending ' the Ea,-
honre In, -e.
:4i)etttirnzt his Eas.
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1845, }la's been revived mid Sf•f Cts of) 1 'i' tl r' i' 1111a1,1.; .with frieird>; in ('Jirn ►--
propitiate at this time. When "seri%. I''r'''�:•II, al,tnk:nr' Ia(l; arnff 1;t;,;/•.;•'
r►i1r: 1., he arsine attraction, 1111.
ten it was the expression of an Irl 1''""'i'''ll, 'wirt�ffl v �tit,hnrat. t�htsyf•�..; t
F'a►r(•w(II ftf►ora wit
ni f•(I at swab Mr...1. W'1ntet•,tein its intik ng 111:1111 :
(lividual who had Io;trted /•oll►t:;t
with . the cup. To -day the nation fik;
can join heartily in the "farewell"; `F�arew'el�, ysrlx tha.� IV
have nu' wood �I
"Farewell, drink so nigh and hismt , 10.3';
yrlip i11 Walt kaake's hush.
r. .Ioe Young) and family
I1111`al'al I,tltl, th(' ('(Ill' farm.
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