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Arch . Correction Shoe by Blatchford
-"WHIGS WILL ELIMINATE A GREAT DEAL OF -UN -NEC-
CESSARY FOOF TROUBLE. IT COMES,'IN,•WIDTHSFROM
• AAAA TO EAND PRICED AT . '. , •0. •�1/.
IF YOU ARE suffering from any arch trouble!, come . in and
ask us to. show you the shoe. We ,will, be only. •too .glad to do so.
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SIi er - CleArance
We, are clearing out 'the' blance • of our slippers at • greatly
reduced ;prices: It will; pay you,;to' investigate. A pair of ,slip
.,pers aiwliys.came i handy. Y
FOR CAS and PAY, LESS-:
4
ti
1
'ri•da�
I beheld . on
aturda'y
an
-at S
o'clock ,'each after>�oor� �' •
,
ed
ulndr
s i•.
c� garments will be sacrificed.
ed.
.allies -��e;
WIN.GHAM
l
on f
th o Sa es .
�t KING'S .
Clearing • many Winter: Lines
it ai Big Saving to; Customers..
On Sale ,This Week
All our; Woinen's'Fine COATS
LOOK.- LADIESI'•---
30, Pine Coate ..'.Half,tl?rice
27 Celat-40..: Less: a • Third..
-38--.Conta : Less ; 20%'.
"'.Eiery''one of `them richly -fur-»
trimmed with, fine: <Wolf,': Mus,
krat,' ',French ;Beaver_;•• • Electric
Seal or: Opossum . J3ecoiiing
styles,; for' the, •Matron, Miss
and the . gur
short .fi"' es;'• ' and 'in
the Season's.; best coIors . -
Cone Thursday • t'..:
ay . to Saturday
#hie ;!week, or whenever you
can make it " convenient Qf
coursE,' early'• shopping for
Wet choice:is always `,advisable
EXTRA S E IA
B C L � •
$15600, Ladies'' Muskrat
Coat
7J:00:
' Genui .a;:
Genuine. Ha son Seal, 3189.00,
Mans :MnlIcrnt line Coat ':'red]
Otter -`Collar.:JHalf, price .$149.,.
ING ':BROS.
Dept.Store - Wingham'
U F.,"O. CLUB MEETING,
Lucknovv. , point U F."0. club held
its annual ` meeting on January 3rd.
The Club ;finished up 1933•.in ;a pros-
perous condition, with115 paid
members on the roll. 'In spite •cif.
these, times Of depression, •the .club
had a turnover business done oI
$2435.85. The auditors report'show-
irlg a balance on hand of $68.19 tr.start, the.year 1934,. with. With the
the
hearty co-operation of • the member
we should double our membership.
,The- regr^s'est' of the' Kairshea . U:F
club for the use of our, club
room .for :,tlie'• winter.' months, wa<.
'granted and .the same privilege Was.
accorded the Paramount'' UrF,W:Q.
' club, if they iso - desire, i• this to lie
without- remuneration ,-'!The 1933'.
' officers were all re-elected /er 1934
ent;edyf vice -pre!.; t.tand : Jhp
Jamieson, •sec'y.--treas Directors, are
`°Richard Gardner, Ralph* Nixon, ban
N.rellol+4oit, r George Drennan, , John
Mcl`ay and .D. Meiinnori: Auditors,
gI1pi,` , p$rd and • Eldon' 1.144der'son,
I, OiiMEll KIINTAIL! RESIDENT ;
T•
DIED IN DETROIT
'
Miss ' Young,. • A ..Daughter :; OY The
Late' Alexander , Yodn`� o''
:•`,. ,.. g,. F rimer
Kintail Hotel Keeper, ;• Buried t At
Kingsbridge;
T
he'e • o.
gr
dath.cc '
red, in Detroit
:Friday
' elf 'Miss • ;.Harriet 'Young
laughter of the late Mr'' a
nd ,�'rs.
Alexander.: Youn of 'Kintail
g . The
remains. were brow ht• to Goderich
,g
on Saturday. ^ The funeral took place
on -Monday -morning. fron} St; Peter's
church''with• interment if --Kingti -
'bridge • R..C. •cemetery. :Requiem•
IIigr,'jbiass: was sung°by Rey. Father
Lowery.
Miss :Young -was :born: in Ashfield
Township 53 years :ago' : Her' father,
Alexander Voting, was the . hotel -
keeper in Kintarl for, a' ;number of
vears..'He died in 1926 'and: • Mrs.
ArOUng t198.
:THE 1..H C.i`
nage Council
Sworn' Into Qfiee
# 933 " Council Concluded 'Their J Work
On'.t Monday-:. New ' Body Took
''Qllee. And. Adjourned. TO Meet
That Evening.
Without •,,
• 'Wi ut ..pomp; . or • ceremony the
1933 Council coneluded...:therr• year's
work at' a three-quarter dour sect--
s
i n'n o ...
Mo day m ruing, the outgoing
nieinbera' vacated: their ' chairs, . 'and
the: '.new;ouhcil signed„ the. declare'=
tion,"and'topic the, :."oath 'of office with
the exception:'of Reeve, elect A.•W
Hamlltbn, , who had previouslr been
sworn into office so the list of Coun=
ty ;Cotirjcil, :?nember5': migh' '`be:_ coal=
pleted. •
Reeve • Rae ,was. in 'the ; chair; -when
the meeting opened ' with ally :mem-
hers present, except Councillor
Mullin. ` The • passing of, accounts
constituted the only business' to .' be
transacted : and at the conclusion
Mr. Rae and Mr Robertson vacated
their' • chairs • Reeve Hamilton `took'
office and ':Messrs Bushell and; 'Fer
rnson tool.Cthekr-• ,liace9—u?h
Council ".Board, to be shortly after,
sworn. into office.
Reeve Hamilton ' spoke-- briefly to,
the outgoing members;' paying tri-
bute . to Mr. Rae as an able reeve ,at
all_ times and one who• was, a "tower
of strength to, ' the C:ouncii;'. Not.
often, he ,continued,-does-a•-manrre.
tires after,many years' municipal
service, with.somany. ••friends. Mr.
Hamilton also 'spoke'of. the, ability.
of 'Mr:, ;Robertson, • and the' pleasure.
it was to work, •with::him . at.; the
Board '
Mr 'Rae.; expressed his apprecra-,
do: ' n, e.
pleasant „association' • with 'all ^ men,
with'.whom• be' had worked. He said
that: during this ' time in officemore
money had; •been. spent n' the', village
-than, /ever before, at any one- :time
end yet the taxes had .not been
raised •"His best wishes. to all; ;con
chided his 'reply.
Mr. Robertson;, .expressed best':
Wishes 'for' success to the, riew. body,
offered his;;: assistance' at any time;
and retired he said, bearing ^no :ill
Will' toward -anyone. •
The 1934, Council was: -then sworn
into • office' and adjourned .to. 'hold
their' inaugural meeting 'that
at eight` ;o'clock :•
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` 1Th following ii11s were passed
:
Viiagounts °D ,I, eCharles
relief acc, $17:45;. ,J. Agnew salary
and .postage, $32;10, . J. Agnew, el-
ection expenses; $56:60, D. McGregor.
acc: $2.00; 'A. E.- McKim; ace.; $2.70;
,Bell ,Telephone 'acc. , -$2;17; N: E.
$us9'el�, fLertiiizer, .$x7,.35; ' Chtster•
Lee, . Nov 'andDec , transienttaee4
$21:85, Municipal World, supplies,
34.28 I orticultural Society; bulhc;
31,94;, . Bert Ward, salary„ $12.50,
1+; Malcolm; ';snow, plou*hmg: • $4.20;:
Thomas s;1";1'
gravel' $3:15• `Rae'&
Porteous;'- relief .;: acc :.3.0c `; Rae &'
Por eous,::.acc 4 ...$ 40, :Roy 'Black
P
work` $3.$0; :Lucknow, Fire' Cp.,,
ary $3125;' ,R', J. ,1Ioore bal. 'con
stable salary .440;00; t.Kilgar Holl
Y,
man, relief' ace., 47.81; R. H ; Thorrip
son,;: relief aec,: •.$3.58;' Mrs.); A
Solomon, ;flowers 1.80: W
Hydro Accounts
, ,1 •
"Hattie'' • •as she was • generally ; •
called_ was . a generalfavorite, among•
her • old ,•friend's; being of 'a 'Eri"h
and cheerful' disposition. .Since leav-
ing Kintail she has resided .in Ridge-,
,town and .London and.. for the 'past
four years in 'Howeh,'Mich. A .sister
Bernadette, •'survives.''
Alex ' Havens, salary "PA; J. .A -'
new,, 'sal. and post:, '$1;3:74; : Tmperial
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WALKERTON JAILER
TAKES STRYCHNINE
Wrlliain Hyndrn' an .Takes Strychnine
As Probe` Of 'Alleged Mistreatment
Of ,Prisoners Was, About to corn"'
mence - ,
1?,
r1H.Co^ ::gas`$25.50;; Rae & Porte'ous,•
-c.4.4A6. .
Wa er , ccoiiints ,• '
Alex' ' Tiav'ens, 'salary and 'extra
work;. $4,36;' J 'Argnew,; sal and post...
$5j 14
An ;investigation -launched at
Queen's Park into ; alleged mistreat-
mefit of ' prisoners at ,the County Jail
in• oWalkerton, 'was set for last week.
William Hyndman, governor of the
Fail was notified he would be. • called.
to testify. About three honr.'s later;
it was learned he', was critically ill,
suffering from, strychnine poisoning.
Physicians We're suninioned and it'
.'g' newt thought that their" efforts - to'
save his: life will be ',successful, as
it is believed he :tis recovering. The
nrobe has been •adjourned- pending
khe. ,recovery of Jailer Hyndinan,
bilosFIo FIRs7' ,WOMAN .
TRUTEE IN CtJLRWSf3 ' TWP.
H -ONS DR MONTEITH" DIES
Suffering; a stroke: of paralysis.;
while attending • the funeral of t}i
late 'Andrew •Malcolm , in Listowel ,.
„twoweeks . ago, Hon `Dr, Joseph
Mon'teitlry, Provincial Minister.:. of
public,
works and. Labor, gradually.
Weakened : in Strength • and . passed
awry at his home in Stratford on,
Monday evening:, He was in his 690.'
year. ' Tlie' funeral service will, be,
held' to -day ,'in 'St. James Anglican
Church; Stratford.
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DUNGANNON L. O.- L ".. ,•
' ELECTS . 1934 --OFFICER
L,O:L No, 324, Dungannon;., held
its, annual 'meeting Tlursday night'
when the -'followinga officers' . -were'
elected ' for the ensuing year! Wort.
Master, 1layinarid .'Brown i 'Dep. Mas
ter, Walter ' lickison; Chapleim.
Benson ;Finnigan; Red. -See .,• William
,A: O'rser; Fin. 'Sc,e:,Melville'Cii111ert
., Tha,a1cs
oiyC`eresnon" ea" v:�d (I enn; ' 'feta
Fred 'Pentland; 2nd • lett,, Thomas
Culbert; Comrriitteemet'i', : John R,
Yoting,`Jbh'n Fihnigan, Howard
StiroulH • Nelson Gitlbert .' Willi'a - :
Mole; C# retaken, 1 eliry - eishhit t .:I
trustees -felt 4ehool ' section t N'o. '6,
Culross, at a nieetinq' of `then sc11Ao1
section held • rete tly,:: Mrs: Arkiill
has the, hon'or' of baiii the first
Wom ii- school' "tru tee "in�thia , towif::.
ship+ '; ' ... d n
Mr. George, I amilton 'of Listowel
is visiting with his; •daughter at the
Rectory:, 4t,•'
SIMPLY I,UB QN--that's all
When'yon use Cress Corn•Salve. Sold
at MCIKIM'S DRUG::STORE.
New •Blankets, Flette Sheets,,,
Comforters, Sheets, and Pillow Slips
et new low ' prices. 'TH0'1*MARKET:
STORE .
DON' BE L4ID.:.UP wii
T th Rho -
Sciatica • ^Backache: — USE
RUMACAPS • at McKJM'S - DRUG
STORE:
Mrs; 'Wm,` ;Armstrong and :;Mies
Beatrace returned' don' FridaY after
of :,
,spending, a ten-day visit ''wltll; • the
forees-son'and.daughters in ,
- ondo5i-
Mr. Alex MacKenzie, motored `.-to
Toronto ,an .• Saturday,._• . with: his,
father;"`wher"e' lie ;staking' a .secret-
turial course at • Shaw's Bgsiness
College.
The Lucknaw •Table Co. "' re--com
nieneed .operations- on Monday 'on an
eight-hour' clay,.- • after al' two-week
shut -down; effecting, the .'majority
of the• employees
A C; tIL� YIP (tli "2rffatti7ttra•S"geI
and hats, Friday and;= Satur'day,
`nary '12th and. 13th,'at•:Burk's. store;
Wingham,' 'commencing at three
o'clock eacli,:•afternoon.
Members of the, Horticultural
-Society and `all interested; __ parties.'
.are' urged 'to attend theannuaLTmeet-
ing of 'the' Society to,'be held` tonight
•(Thurs'day)' in the Cotincil Chamber,
Still Seriously Ill
Although, reported somewhat im
proved 'last week, :the condition;. of
Mr John Joynt, who. lies seriously
• ill at" his home; is nqt, now regarded
so , favorable:, due ' ;to, . a : set -back
!offered early 'this week.
Teachers' of the • Public. and Con-
tinuation, , Schools and• members.• . of
the School Board, will' be the -guests
the . regular.' meeting of the Wo -
Men's,
Men's, Institute tO tobe' held 'to -morrow
Friday;' January`12th at 2.30'. p.m.,
at • the home of Mrs,:,W, M. , Connell.:
Contest;` mince pie. IVtusic.'.
Surprise 'Party,•
The home Alf Mr :' and Mrs•'Weil-
ington;,Henderson,was the. scene'' of
apleasant surprise ' party, staged
f$'-` their dauglitei'': Audrey e;on' her
y 'o
bi thda n Thursday:,: Some;` sixteen
of he'r girl friends were :present. 'to'
.enjoy an evening 'of games ,`'"and
dancing.'
Transferg d_and' Pro,noted ,';
Mr ,-.Hai.:Ofi Mc n. of gh-ofV-Windeor,
son of 1VIr. and. Mrs. Frank :Mclnto
formerly . of . Lueknow, has " been
transferred to th a Hamilton:.Brandi,
or Silverwoods. Harold :entere'd- the
employee of the Silverwood Co: when
living here and •lila friends :will :be'
pleased, to; know, :of'. his most recent
transfer - and 'promirtion,
December Mild In 'Co'nparison
To Same Month In '19!17
Th • cold
The •!Hall "during ''Christmas.
week, with the".ofiicial'. low ^tempera=
tore' of the, month t. slightly-^; more
'than. ,10 belOw.t zero.; set Mr. J. M.
Greer ` reviewing ` 'Official ;',: w•eather
records wh•
ich are' iri his osses• sion
,.p .
covering . almost, compy' a•letelperiod
of sonie;F fortyy.'t years: The lowest
record -during those years :was"dur
ing December 1917; vhun the. 'ther-
mometier saKged ta.. twenty-three
b'blow zero, That same.:winter the
moths `of' January and` February
were'notea for storms' and. low tern_:,,
peratures :
MiLand Mrs Albert.- Carter and
aughter and: yr.- Houston and his
tAttio sons; spent New Year's day iitriti;
Mr. and, krs., Peter darter
.family, concession 6, Kinless, '
COLQUHOUN
the death', of ' 8unnali Wiggins
•Colquhean,,',.WhiCh bed.urrea in' Bei!
Ministry iii14 and krs,''tdalilahOil
took Up, residence: in ,Ltieltribitv.
vitas serious;
ly: lort tithe .residing :here,
but, 1,J.11owir;g treatment
opefation' ., she had., rega'ined
health s'oineWhat..•
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flI SDAY, iA1uARJ4 Ii
0
Prices on Cotton Goods: will:` go..Higher
Now is the time to buy before the advance. •.
WE I•LAVE A FULI, STOCK OF -'
FACTORY COTTON,. SHEETIN.GS, 'PILLOW-.cQTI'ONS and
TOWELIrING::.. '� .•
• EXTRA QUALITY,, PRICE IS'LOI
Vomni
1.
it
1 a
d :: '.li i
. h .1'on bile pastime
iuy :yoUr" Broadcloths,• •Prints, •Chintz;•
and Bats-
at a le o>hs..�,,
mP t
T
uun;1
that; ma►ke� bludgettini..easy. •
�*� ice• r PrP .+u"- s ;i�..wa.
7 CAKES TOILET SOAP•
23c .
3 CAKES_ PALMOLIVE, & 'PKC. SOAP CHIPS ...., , , , 21e
8 j. ROLL$ TOILET -.PAPER . , , ..• .
.. �;. ...25c
SANIFL,US I, CAN .,, . 29c •
•SOAP CH'IT'S; 3 LBS . i; •'•••
BIG' FIVE CLEANER ,5c
4 LBS. RICE : 25c
2 "LBS. SEEDLESS RAISINS 25c
2• CANS; YELLOW' STRING BEANS
FRESH GREEN VEGETABLES• ,ALWAYS ON HAND
Smother .•Brussels•
In Scoring . n • Orgy
Archie : McDonald Nets Pour Coun-
ters To Lead', LiucknowTo A ;.9 2
Victory In An. Exhibition Game In'
Brussels.
group, 'comprised., .of
+. icy •and �'Kinca dine.
The schedule as.yet,; has only been
Y arranged with ' `•s
provisionally
. Ripley;
and Ki
nci►rdine . slashing last night.
1 the season's' opener. "Lucknow is
billed to meet the Redmen in Ripley
•on Friday night, following.which'the:
playing:;.dates will `be:.,set fpr;; there-
meinder: of the , be gams. A double sche-
y .iiul ! •
e is planned .wi h, two and three
•
arnes being ,played:.weekl so, that
Y�
-i winner may . '
Y -declared by. the,
first' week in February.
Lucknaw • 'senior hockey •�t:earn
prayed their first-.game•of liocke
this •season" on Monday
•n•i ght,; when
iri 'an exhibition .encounter, with
*Wed'.
Bru ss '
els,,' they 'the Brussel=
ities under by'. the :scoreof 9=2. , The
locals netted three1 goals each period
and 'at the., same , time''§buit , out . their
apposition runtil the, last'period, when
they .,managedto. -sued " a 'couple
pas„t` 'Clark Finlayson, xn the Lucy--
now,., net... .
Arcl.,e' ' ;McDonald opened.:” the
scoring in- , the, .first period and ran
his 'totah,,:up to four goals ;'.before
the game ended. Doug.''Clarke tslninE
med 7 home a- couple :of counters •
the'tfinal .frame: and Bill Henderson:,
Wes Huston and; ' Andy Orr ', each.
bulged the „twine once.
• Youn g `Leonard c,McDdnald made'
his,- debut with the, ,squad' and with'.
a.little experienc''promises ,to 'show'
good ability 'ole`he ice.. HePlayed
l ft wing on. the, second' line, With:
Andy Orr iri centre'' and , Bill.. Hend-
erson on \right wi?rg. Clarke, °Mac
`D'onald and 'Huston coninrise ':an
effective first line, with . plenty `. ;of.
'scoring , punch. '° Agnew,' Thompson,
Cameron :' and' McCartney''uhared'; the
defene duties with Finlayson guard -
;the cage.., All'. told,- Wellington
McCoy' has ',a, variety .of 'material to'
work ;'with, which 'should' be, rounded',
into �a strong, team. Brussels played
the."return • game 'here last night and''
on ' Friday night the locals •invade.
Ripley where they will •open up the
Bruce• League schedule '
tiucknow-Goal, Clark .Finlayson;
Defence,' Howard Agnew. and Camp
bell Thompson; Defence Alt., Kenny
Cameron ' aiid Art .,McCartney; Fort:,
wards—Doug., -.IClarke,' Archie Me
t)onaid and;Wes. ;Huston; -Alternate
Forwards -Leonard McDotiald,•.'Andy,
Orr 'and •Bill Henderson.
Brussels Goal,. X. Thompson; de-
fence McIntyre, Ashton ,land .Kon
Hedy; Forwards: -Warwick'; • Itassal.
Haist; ;,Alternates;.--Ruttedge, Mc
Dowell, ;Workman' and balkier; ,
'Refere•
e—Reg. Kerslake, Seaforth,
Lucknow,
. ;Al and softie 'difficulty Was
ieriCed before a • Bruce League entry'
ecurecl. Earlier' in "the season
ea Winghain Was apPreached.:
mg 'atering--4,iiiS_L_gtnitz:LL
to -as. apparent they -were not at -ell -
anxious tet.2dO soi although ...they ,Were
planning in .entering the,' Brace 't
entry failed to. materialize. ; Tees -
water last -.year' ehairipions of the
'Irate loopi we , Understand, Will, not
have a team thiS' Year, and: it Was
ie*ii,that.:1)Vinghani', would
been :grouped. Unless fUrtper.
develoPMents, of Which.. we are..
water will not be pleying 'organiied
hockey, but 'will [confine their aetiv-,
'Coo 'tewri league fixtures' and
Pro.bahly '.-sorne ti on' 'games:
THREE TEAMS, ENTERED
nplicE. GROUP'
Kincardine,. Illidcy 'end LiteknoW,
" Ile For Honore Iht Bruce ,Groi!n—
NEW. HOUSE." LBADER
Dr. George Al lic'Quibben
'N. Sinclairr-IC,,CcOusted-When.,
Meeting in:caucus' in Toronto on
Saturday, Lil3eral moinhers of the
JA. McQuibben, house leader tin/ pre-
ference' of, their former houSe lender, .
elected. to the legislature in 1928,
and re-elected in 1929. He IS a phi-
siciart, end suracon, practising.
end on several. occasions has strongl*
Electric: Power COMrtrisSion.
Mr:" Sinclair was first elected, in ,
1911 and in Ap2;3' miak, elected partY,
leader.;:. Hp. had severel
:the:: house; fi.a. shortly, after. '
.Suirinir, the he ileelnired
the. Liberal •nartY wotild'"stititd.
any,. feigner' ProgreisiiteS inte
fold Make' 'ai•ratigomentsi
or" ,rilergerSt he'd'
the', ;legislature, he deeltireit
Pa grit
Eiticardine has entered a , team in
tile Bruce Leagne and after: Much
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