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4 '1'Rt•RIMAI, Dxcxtensa :11, 1908.
The Municipal Fight Is On.
Dr. Macklin and Dr. Clark Will Contest the Mayoralty
of iioderich-Full List of Nominees for Other
Offices Lively Meetings at rowii'lliiii-lqiffilitriii
ations in Other Municipalities of the County.
The cuntwt our the'mayoralty of the bond'.. Mr. Moves raid that tilt:
the town of Ooderich fur next year is londe were wiling above par.
between Dr. Macklin. the present Of the $50,000 loan to the (•)oderich
occupaut of the letsition, and Dr. %Vhcel Rigs C tatty, $1.3111 had
Clark, who was one of the candidates been returned. The Company wee
a year ago. For reeve the candidate. doing 4 i.pleudii businee.a, the factory
are Dr. Callow and Robert Elliott. was running overtime and the prow
The L•ontest for the deputy rccveehip 'ruts were excellent. Owing to the
is between G. M. Elliott. tow• present condition of business the D -fly En -
deputy reeve. and Charles Reid. W. gine Works Con.pany bad not gone
T. Murney is returnee) as water and :head with its new taetory, but Mr.
light cotundssioner without a centrst, Zloty assured hint that all step. world
Frank Elliott, who intepdeel to Appetit. be taken in the erring to rush the
him, having failed . roe. rii.luhty. work, to a pletion.
For councillor. there are eight in the The expellee of bringing the utili-
fleld, three members of this year's tare ramp to Godecicb the purse year
council and five new then. Mr. Mao had beets large and the difficulty
nings, Mr. Humber and Mr. Craigie. great. About Sake had been raised by
present members of the couni'il, are suhscrlption among the•inraneee-nrerr.
seeking re-election,' fend the new The expense 10 the council was $7$i ,a
candidatesiare!P. T. Dein. Neil Caul -and to the water and light a to anything it would fw through its
eron, John East Jordan, Frank Bing- -ion *1.IY.N.ICi, Luta deducting from this • parlor, am' kyr. (:allow mentioned
ham and It. H. Sallow'', the last of the $.ilo of sutwcri'tions and *Sit that it war through his instittwental-
i-wbam'bU h.d- presto.* expo :.-r., 1.
., e . I he i
the council. For sehuol f'urie's .11. to supply water for the camp and
H. Cutt in St. David's ward and I1. E• which was as genal as new the net „•it-
Hodgens in 8l. Andrew's ward ate penile to the municipality was pone
re-elected by &cclamut Luft in the The council was leaving no stege
other two wards there is a contest in unturned to press on the Government
St. Patrick's ward bet wren J. 9. Etat the neretestty-'ot tort i fig
and G. F. Blair and in Kt. George'e bor. The sntmmuer biota was a con -
ward between O. F. Sturdy and F. J. .tont drain ..ani the town Itut"taken
Rutland. over the hotel and nw*s proposing to
Thr. nmme•
inatiun Juetiog_Wur _hell -ell it, and. .f not sold. the c el
on Monday evening in the town Loll woo i pro -Twit[ -i,tt•i-fu-llitotnt
and after the hour allotted tot the manager and i' in the inetitittion the
receiving ••1 nominations the usual cunning season.
public meeting was addressed by the On wwera the . xpenditti re had leen
nominee. - It was a lute hour when arty littk._I,IIL the. w•w.•rag.• ev eleut
the meeting broke up .and - au ad- was bad and the et of rite engin-
1 who had
)ingt even ng, when' the prueptective mattereld thi• follo- eel. awlas that the main out! tl the
was
councillors were heard. atitogether too small. The engineer
The nominations were sr--(iiTiwe : Treat loun.J the outlet Tanning-'
*hen there was no freshet. The
..ruthern end of the town required to
Ike dinner.] byte new trunk sewer.
'luring the year dltere haul leen no last your," he dee
large expenditure- on public work:. spoke of the set of Lunney he put
int there had beepp same unusual ex- into cir inn its wages and Said
penile.. ober Wks it loss of over $a.• th he were only a '/millionaire he
11111 on the sale of leonde owing to t ould (eve the town ,a city in five
condition of the market for ult. Ie yeati+. He concluded by endorsing
council was not responsi . ere what Mr. ('auteron hal said on the
was the trotof the a pox trouble. subject of the harbor.
I he, WI- of which- IIPFrilargely this Robert Mcf eau, who had teen none
year. and t was the military ramp Mated for the position of .-eye as well
Peeper net expense id the as fur that. of mayor, anttonneed that
sin .x scar.• had been about $1,210, he did not intend to stand for -the
ick was sutall• as compared with ►eeveeshi t.
the rest in other places with fewer `\1:. M. Elliott, a, candidate again for
patients to he looked after the position of deputy reeve. said he
The Major retrtnd to the money thud not promised emelt at the be-
hvl.w to be voted on at the curring ginning of the year 'and so had not
elrt•tiane. The *Kite win. not- for wick to anewer for. Ile had never
the sediment anon baasil& Mere were :tis -.yl a meeting of lbe ronncil or of
capital .nlpenditore% on waterworks the Ifnane•e cuatunitive, and every to
and electric_ tight of 17,100 and the ex- .•uuur had' had his rimiest set utiny.
p.•nditure for pipfiig for, the wilitai y- A. to are `%T Le tt a 1ijeeTTon lir he
•,,,nn cf $KI7. and the Wane'. of p1.• ' pavi,cot, of the %Vhet•l !tit loan.: -he
-.+ sedimentation basin. did not •e what Mr. Malw•nn would
THE SINAL: QO01 RIC,I ONTARIO.
were a good Many' of thew and, it
would take a good many dome:nide of
dollars to replace them all. The
coast receipts from the circus were
not $2, se elated ,hut $75. and the
council had the rtttr•t inspector to ere
that nu damage was' done. The ape
pointment of an engineer by the'nunI-
ictpwlities interested' to check utter 1
p•vortraateseiusd es on the elect tic rail-
way
itway had not been pro ore l by the
Reeve, but was talked over in the
council, and on Mr. Mmuiiuge' sug-
gestion an attempt had been Made 10
get a joint meeting of the uIunieipali-
ties, As a result the eouueil had turf
with the AshfleFi' rot hi'n -and The
arrangement was made that each
municipality was to cousult its rulic-
itot and report, but that w•us as far as
the :tatter had gone yet.
The nouinees for reeve were next
heard. Dr. (fallow said he was prac-
tically a new man on entering the
council hest year. but in believed he
had pielyd up enough knowledge dur-
ing the year to qualify hint tor tie
higher Iositiun. tie had endeavored
to give .'very matter• that cause up in
the •'.[uncil during the year thorough
atteptiou. There was a large amount
of debenture" debts eoening due the
coining year and the council should
have careful glen to look aft -•t• tow
thrones. if (hie town ever attained
whom he described as two newt faith.
Marten. Thee wissioo, he raid. bad
shown a ptoNt for the pint two years
and had reduced the water ratan. Mr.
Tout halt a question (vont George
Porter sa to whether be did net
think it would be iwtter for the
commission to get fresh water froze,
the lake inrt,iad of reducing the rtes,
Alei_,Jtlfurnex remarked in reply
that the commission had submitted it
bylaw for the exteurion of the intake a
goes[ deal fartbel into the lake ,tad
the people had defeated it.
Cteaitnlan Murney went over tine
coruwisriun's financial stateillent thor-
oughly. Its the part two )•Pari the
cotuwiraiuts had shown a profit of
eleven' 'or twelve thoueaud clutters
on the operatiug ot the water amd
light systeute. The cost of the
sedimentation basin he eo aidered
the beat piece of money that
had been spent around 1 he water-
worls. mud but for it the lows
would 1e without r supply of water at
the pr, sent time. The intake pipe
war clogged a with sand or wine -
thing, and all the water for the town
supply was ruining from the con-
denser: which. was supgolied by a 10 -
inch ;wipe front the harbor. The weeit
chanter Of the sedimentation 11110th
we. kept full of water as a teetervr in
case tit lire. In uuswer ti Mr. t'atu-
eron's ti test ion Mr. Murree repeated
that the water for the town supply at
the present time wait 'coming almost
• rr, e t the teael uutafde the
checkwater bet coining through the
condenser was boiled and so ire• from
infection. :.I r. Murney explained
that the odockittg of the Intake %vas
something which had leen a trouble
'pmts) at* but it 'was ue.cr
so bail as now. The eomutissiuu had
decided on the only Olen of clearing
e tt e• intake, that of 'supplying
r 'se ,
te•e to front he wimps. :V r.
t rot t I I
Mut ney else spoke ot the installing of
the new electric generator. the
machine being rented until it was
sera whether tit Manana 11iyrr
Dower ops ting-Nh,ead,. As to the
late 5t 1la'.lie-lt the rotuuuutiou Mr.
retry did not think it fair t . • e
POR MAY(.R.
Alfred Hope Macklin. physician and
eu n -proposed by H: J. Megaw
and James Mitchell:
L William Fordyce Clark,' veterinary
t
1
eucgeon--proposed by M. O. Johnston
and P. E. Kingham.
111 Malcolm Graeme Cameron, iarrist.•r
proposed by Jolie W. Vemitter and
` M. 0. Johnston.
Robert McLean. drover 'trop o.e.T
by John S. Platt and C. A. Heid.'
POR RRix' L -
Robert Elliott, apple dealer- pro-
posed by James Recd and Peter '1
Currie.
William Forbes ',Gallow. 'siren)
-proposed by A. C. Hu and W.
F. Clark.
Robert McLeyr.'drover- prupotied
by M. O. Johnngsttoon and C. A. Reid.
nom I. i'?''T seers._ t
George Elliott, merchant-prgooeed
by James Holland and .T. Elgin eon.
Charles Reid, cootraetor-prupteed
by Jame S. Tait and M. G. Johnston.
TORt•IICNctLLORa.
Benjamin Clement Munninge. ear-
penter-pproposed by Thomas Pringle
and William B. Graham.
P. T. Dean. grocer --propose.! by
Walter Sharman and Thome- Fitz-
simmons.
Charles •fjerhert Humber, ,prwetkr-
proposed by W. C. Pridham and
Charles C. Lee.
Charles Reid, contractor -proposed
by James S. Tait and M. O. Johnston.
William Forbes °allow, physician -
pproposed by H. E. Hodgens and II. C.
Filsinger. ,
William Fordyce Clark, vetetinary
surgeon -proposed by F. E. Bingham
and M. O. Johnston.
Huron Ambrose Tufford. builder --
proposed hy Walter R. Pinder and H.
C. Filainger•
Neil Cameron. men pant-pproposed
by John Feat Jordan and F. F. Lawr-
ence.
Frank Edward Bingham, Not ist -
proposed hy Charles C. Lee and 11. E.
Bodeen,.
John William Craigie. broker -
prop osed by A. D. McLean and H. E.
gen..
Percy lau.'ehst Walton. manufac-
turer -proposed hy A. M. Tedd and
John 14.'Platt.
John East Jonlan, organist -pro-
d hy Robert. H. ('utt and W. T.
Murney.
Reuben Mallows, photographer -
�posed by J. H. Colborne and H. 1.
Morrish.
Frank Edwin Bingham, gardener -
proposed by F. F. Lawrence and M. O.
Johnston.
Marshall O. Johnston. barrister,
proposed hy H. C. Fllsinger and A. C.
Hunter.
.SOS Y.ATMS AN» I.I011T COMMISSION.
William Thomas Murrey, botcher --
proposed by J. Elgin Tom and George
M. Elliott.
John Elgin Tout, school inspector-
proposetI try Chas. -A. Rid and W. T.
urney,
Frank Elliott,engineer-proposed by
J. C. Rumba!' and 11. Down and by
G. W. Black and J. T. sa
vett sr Hoot TROPTItYs. °�
St. David's Ward -
Robert Hall Cutts merchant -- pro-
posed by Eli Armitage and M. G.
Cameron.
John Samuel Platt. utilkr pro
posed by B. C. Munnings and T. J.
Armstrong.
George Frederick Blair. ban•isler--
propoeed by Chas. Black and F. F.
Lawrence. •a
9t. George. Ward -
Oswald Sturdy. grocer -pproposed by
Robert Clark and J.H. Colborne.
Francis James ButJand, druggist
Wormed by J. B. Whitely end Hugh
Dunlop,
Si. Andrew's Ward
H. E. Hodgens, mer hent pru-
po�sd by H. C. Filaing.r and Jame*
Tail end by J. W. Craigie and F. E.
Bingham.
.1. H. Orlborne was chosen chair-
man of the public meeting( following
the nnminatloos.
Dr. Macklin. the present Mayor.
wax the fist speaker and gave a erne,
circ review n the doings if the coun-
cil for the pant year, dealing Mat with
the industries and enteeptiera that
had been grat,t.•d axxistaor.• a year
agohy way of loan or yuaranlee.
Work nn the Ontario 1% ma Shore
Electric Railway wax (wing rapidly
advanced. The limes heat hien
Mgned and placed in the hands of the
Toronto (°enteral Trusts Corporation
and the proceeds were being paid not
on the estimates of the engineer of the
company. Dr. Macklin read a letter
be had receiyed that afternoon from
J, W. Moyes, stating that the amount
weld out in cash on the road to date
bee oxen 111911.917.96. of which only
$41,5*) came from the proceeds of the
lxonds uarantewd by t lee municipal -
ti it'n' couucl1 trail been appointed.
TheatiWerege syeteut if the town war
in a ii.plorahlte condition and the
scorer it received attention the bet tee.
Robert • Elliott's speech, les usual,
as he told his story alme�t Pat and
Jimmie and the visit. of 011e if treat
to the nether world and\ haw it
o death fo • meet
, them silt
•'ekiuuc 1 I u
r e
�n , •ht tits attttn
a es"�nr- � h
Trig
f>i
11 t• ie . we
w:axc.l into a fine frenzy E l l a I
on the advantage' to the town of 'ts
iud.1.tries, which his °ld.tune nava
the- "terve. had presutued to think
were moulting Ica, much Of tit coun-
cil's attention : or as he criticized the
dcrosity of the same gentletuan in hat'
ingg added lent in consulting the city
aelicttor oto Dimino -se To wherh'r or
• not the . town wits bound to pay over
the Wheel Rigs money, -The ' e
kind of sten you had it ' :mined
Mr. Elliott
t 1 was for the sedin a
The money -wee tett for new-- a l:piti di- • have--.T.sne if he ° heel -net paid - th.-
tures but for i u;lays ait•etdy made. money-. Tiley knot taken the aadvi.•
DrClark-said its caking Lr the sup- .of two aulicitut s before making fbe
port of the electors last yeav for • the payment, . .,.t of the hemlines un -
form of service its the council .pualifltd ranged were less than lues year's, with
hitt for the high. r position. He had the exception .4 a few lenge amounts
been:- member of the council for six of a'special rather- The expenditure
years. during which time he had at• on sewers was digiti) in advance of
teud.d to the town's business than, last year, but mobility the couerit
or slily. to the neglect of his awn at might have done better to spend still
times. He had filled successfully more here. 11e felt he lied a duty to
man important positions in the town perform in accepting municipal
and had been chairman,of the finance service 1 the ptuple\mounted him. but
committee of the reuncil and last year he would not v*i1ta s for votes. Hr
hal furnished the best financial tit ate- eloseeel by urgiug the voters -t., uphold
met* ever given to the piddle. .the bylaw to Iorrete !Waste and not
Or. Clark went on to criticise some to support the bylaw„ i. itolith the
rf the work of the present eonn.•it. yvu
They haid painted the town hall and - Frank Elliott, it nominee for the
merle• it look like Alex. ljarrett the water and light cumgtisaiiu, an-
linm' be had the smallpox. They had nntmced himself as the wortkfngman's r 1
!tainted the o1.ndpite at least the candidate and tunnelled into a rigor•-
cnwtnission haat and hail got sailors ons criticism if ifhe conn anion and
and.mrto(ulders to do the job instead of council. 114. pronii.d. if el ted, that
pairfets. Some. of the sewer work the hollers at the waterwur s would
wits feed : some was only three feet gget titch an inspection as e -eta the
deep. A sewer nn Viet orbs street flu• m elerwritersinspector never
w high ran along Newgate street was made, Andras he claimed to hat • ••rhe
turned into an old woolen drain. It best papers of any man in Gide ick."
should he opened tip and turned Otto he said he would be Inepared to etin
a manhole. This, however. was not the town water and light plant wn
the fault of this year'•' uunciL .-._ . _ .the. engineer wattled to take a lawn in
M. 1:. Cameron spoke if the dignity his teettont'bil.•. As to the sedmien
of the position if rhuncillnr The
tion basin that was thiught so nitre
trouble in the past had been Chat it -it, Nr. I!lhntt-*mid. ''float there -tees
was difieult to get good Hien, hnninese (scot. 1'11 shut bet up if 1 um ekt•led...
tern, men of some stoke. to run. Men He suggested it might 1,. muds a gond
should he chosen regardless of t olitics, place for (reeding tahbite for Htit chiee
as it wits a curse to any- p ice to -Trove -n err} f)avilr to ata end shoot- Phe
water from the basin war it hard that
it woos eating i tubber and eating. item,
-and whist will it rho to to fellows if
Jrrc51 option 'pabes.•i r he -raked ' lite.
Elliott cl ' .•ti that the workingman
was leo Feeing fairly treated. 'i -
live on a etteet just as God made it."
be slid. “The wo-kingrnan gets just
What ii left, and that ain't iitleh."- -'
Chairman Murnry and Couunis.
stoner Mestaw.. the present-_lermbers
.d the water and light eommmis'sion,
gave &algae and businesslike account
of their work, and the sentiment that
J. Elgin Ton (who was a nominee for
the commission but amtouneed him-
self as not intending to run) ex-
pressed in siwakrng affer-i. lT-e ii, -that
the town would make it great mistake
if it allowed two each capable men to
drop frim the public service in the
way proposed in the bylaw to abolish
the eommission, was received with
Mr.
Tont eat d he did nut think their was a
man nominated for the lrositium of
councillor who was qualified to he :.
:reenter of the water and tight tom-
mittee if the systems were played
hack under the cuutrol of the council,
and -he was .trongly in favor of
retaining Messts. Murney. and Megaw,
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J. H. COLBORNE
1-t;rry 7 This Store Is S icing the few with
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Two Monster Bargain Days
SATURDAY, the 2nd, and MONDAY, the 4th of JANUARY,
will be two of
THE GREATEST BARGAIN DAYS THIS STORE HAS
EVER OFFERED.
Nearly a whole storeful of goods at BARGAIN PRICES.
Everyone knows what a Bargain Day means at this store, bargains
not only on a few things, but on nearly everything in the store.
We have lots of goods left from our Holiday Business that will be
offered at low prices. Come and get some of thein.
-Rememb rthedaysSATURDAY and MONDAY.
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rich es in any place he, knew ot and
la. cheaper than its most, and he
„ •o
s ke from knowledge e f s col many'
K
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places. The se•diwentatiun basic was
doing int wort perfectly and its only
critics were those who did not under -
*tend. The extension of the in
was very nt•.cei�.xad- got to
recut: -server -titer-. or- estber...rl'he -pro
• see -l•. P. H. shore line was about
co tension should 1 rye because even with the present intake crib and
they id no e the contract for with the outer end of the south pier.
ant e s ::Spare to Lack fsfsck "the --repeat. -drat the -aediutsotattoa-
e ser Ding war the biggest part. been' was (locked up was absolute)
o! the jo and •tits- cumwissien :Lc -
His
The intake was choke
cepte.l the [west tender for work by His ipiniots was that there should be
an independent intake to a point be-
tween the Meas, for use only in
cases of emergency. The water from
toms of the town the basin hut been hard at tint hut it
was nb goal W bi perswialh but it was now improving vastly. With
P.M. -
the people wanted it hey iemid hair 'p+r,tXXs gallons in the basin and 1�i,-
it. to) in the standpipe• there should be
Mn Megaw showed \ 4,.. tinea._ enough water for fire }rrotection until
cial statement that the commlesii•.1 {he'totahe we .krat•ed. - -• -
w.o. in a tetter position til year 1b•••i Mr. Megaw holds .his position ea
Mat and pointed out that is )e•::e cummissionerfo another year antes..
as cornttnred with last th. • w . lire bylaw to nlwlie.h [Jae! comutissum
a gain of$i7t1.15inelectric nigh rat t earrte,but heasked for the re-election
and $3.'2!1.51 in water redeemed I : 'f Mr. Murnry, whose term .expires
seven new water services and fo '•' tins year.
four electric light connectiuus h J. H. Colborne was• again in the
been installed during the year. Elec• chair on Tuesday evening. B. C.
Weir light he said wee se cheap in (laic. 11'ontinu.d oo page 7
the hour.
fir •the 1
Murney said
wale' and light s
•'.job could not be done
suet tendered. Mr.
s experience bf the
hat would New Years
be witout Music ?
Therei � usic in
everything freri the
sweet -toned clear -
ringing church -ll.
to the sweet tinkle,
of the bells on the
reindeer. There is
*, music in the laughter
e:� r • i of the children play-
',it:G• a•' .i« ; y' ing with their new
. •--' ,toys or trying their
vtrlitic*I considerations interfering
in the selection of men for the council,
•and the council of the ,coming year
would have s.nne ver important ;tat-
ters to--•'ler l with. The speaker said
he tir.tk a pers.mal interest in the elec-
tric railway, as for sit vests be had
been trying to bring it about_ and he
believed it would do more for the
prosperity of the town than anything
A- matter of enpteene import-
ante to he dealt with during the com-
ing y.•ar wee the iiueatlon Ot harhr,r
improvement. Owing to the peculisr
geographical position of the town. its
pregreue depended not so much ort
More as nn. die• ntanufeet"'n$
industries it could attract to itself and
on the development of trade by way
of the lake. He load heard It stated
that the Government would reek re-
venge for the elect inn of an Opprtwition
member by not acvcdipykto the wishes
of Mil pert 'for harbor' ... ,
Inst t he Government was ,vaponsibh-
tt the people and. be said, "I hefleve
and feel that ample justi(•e will he
.tne, and no credit to the Govern-
ment for dieing it." The h,nhot' re-
quired many hundreds of thinsande
of dollar* and the speaker thought a
deputation should he sent to Ottawa
ma soon as pns'ible. -
Robert McLean, Reeve of the town
and Warden of the county for the
past year. skid he thought °hinge had
;pew along all nigh° • in the court'
coul ell, hit (here were aomo expendt-
t•tres in the town rimmed not made
right. He criticised the Mayor for
allowing the circus to use the merit•ul-
tural grounds for No small a. fee as e2,5and took credit to himself for his
ol.structinh to the payment to the
Wheel Rigs Compiiny+of the amount
of the ieiiwal loan. He recalled
that he was a member of the deputa-
tion that went to (►flaw* to preen for
the extension of the fritter breekwaler.
He thought the town would do better
by encouraging a fernier. elevator
and a grist mill than by offering an
much inducement to factories. As to
the electric road, he objected to the
money raised from the cele of iunniei-
pall] •guaranteed bonds Feeing iwaid out
on the certificate of the engineer of
the railway company. The snorter
petition should have their own engin-
eer ippolnte(l.
Dr. Macklin wee given t few min-
utes for a reply to the crit mat o, that.
RR
bed
dleen made- Hs said if the ap-
ranee of Thtin I kens(' 10Pamall town hall new ay it
(nest, a Mayor wise stated that he pox, the way it
had wean Mr. oyes' bank hook and looked to the conned before it was
be knew that he had got more front painted was like a leprosy patient.
the banks on his own credit then from As to the old box drains, he said there
4KiRt:
heumatism..
le Uric Acid in the blood
Unhealthy kidneys are the
Cause 01 the acid being
there. if the kidney* acted
as they should they would
strain the 1./.•,• Acid out
Ithe system and rheuma-
iwlt wouldn't occur. Oben-
statism is a Kidney 1)ic-
ease. I)odd'x Kidney Pills
have made a great part of
their reputation curing
Rheumatism. So get at
the crusts of throe fearful
shooting pains and atif,
aching joint.. Thera r
but one sure way-
Dodd's
Kidne
.I r., - new sled.
Do not let this Mew Year pass without .having music in your
house. We have supplied quite a number of
PIANOS • AND ORGANS = w
imit-have still some left and more codling. if you feel that you
need lin instrument and have nOt all the cash Jaid by for one, do
not let this stand in your *ay, but - call and -see us and wewill
:hake the terms to suit your'tinances. .
Another important feature of our store is our stock of good
VIOLINS, ACCORDEQNS, MOUTH
ROANS, FLUTES, MUSEC BOOKS,
SHEET MUSIC. ETC, fa+r
t but by . no means
least i the Music I'rodncers
is the Irince of Entertainers
THE EDISON
PHO OGRAPH
•appreciated y all 'from the
lid -5y up, ina ing New-%ar
brighter with songs, band
d stories.
music, dances a
The new four -
Records of any kits.
w•atoiroy;rsns .
minute Antteerole attac
machine. from 116.3o u
inutc AMRI:ROLE RECORDS are the longest -playing
•et produced. Their length hermits music and-suugs
IL--.•, • - - - , . ,. r.0
ave a Phonograph you will want the Kfour- �
men!. Call and we will let Rou hear them. - Edison
What more sensible or useful
:At gift could be pur:hailed than
a good
ee WHITE."•
't NEW WILLIAM$,' .r
NEW RAYMOND"
SEWING MACHINE?
There may he music in the hum of
the machine, but there would be
reel music inour wife's smile when
yutt present her with one. These
• machines are sold at different prices
according to the style end finish.
Prot: sheer up.
We sell the well-known eel apd reliable "STERLING" FOUNTAIN PEN.
re
per: guat.RLeld reef
1'.ill :in.l cf.( mer esus•"asa+rs+atiat ietiu"i. fes �`„,,-.
New Year Papetries, Calendars, Cards, Folders, Etc,
11s.. our special holiday he .11 view folder at sc. Just the thing
to send to someone to ',how you have not forgotten hint.
Remember that the Greatest Pleasure in Life
is in Makin` Some Other Person Happy.
We will assist you 111 doing this if von call in n•..
JAMES F. THOMSON
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New Year
Footwear
Nothing would be more appropriate Or acceptable 1r a\
t -to your Mother, Sister or Friend. then a ha�icene
of
SHOES or SLIPPERS.
here and you will 1.• sure• of getting them right.
e have a magnificent assortment of
HQLIDAY NOVELTIES
ready for your inspection.
Special values in Mee'a, Women's and Children's Slipper..
All the latent styles in Felt and Leather. --
SOLE NTS FOR
,14;i Queer Quality
Shoes for
Women
Walk -over
Shoes for
Men
Downing & MacVicar
North Side Square
Goderich,
Holiday Goods
OUR ASSORTMENT "TM/Q" 1rE*w--1W---Saaliagal
BETTER THAN EVER. LARGE LINE OF
• .'
'was eons
tto-1--9MCt
Perfumes, Nair Brushes, 4v1"'
Mirrors, Manicure Sets,
et.
LOWNEY'8, WEBB'8 AND NEIaON'e
CHOCOLATES.
Fine Pipes in Cases, Presentation Packages of
Cigars, Cigar Cases, Tobacco Pouches, etc.
BEDFORD
BLOOK
DUNLOP DTHE
RUGGIST
er
New Year Gifts
We pride 0 1rv.•Ivea nn our finee di*playy of New Year (lifts.
and we hear many flattering emetic', on the excelleoc.•ofquality
and also the large range of articl.•x to chonee from.
Before purchasing, he sure you eome here first and sen our
good., and we are sure w.• can *tell the most eritical.
We also carry a large awnrtment of
New Year Post Cards.
4
Butland's Drug Store
The Square Goderieh
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CAMERON _& M 0A' RE
, THE DEPARTMENT STORE. --
Have bog •
- -Wo some great :: • . .
one visiting our store this week. Ae we a
starting the year off with the clean-up of
Christmas Good at clearing prices. we aro
too busy to say more. We -only wish to thank
our very many Customers for their very kind
and liberal patronage in thepast, and hope that
in the future we may not only '!retain your
patronage but that of your ,neighbors and
friends. \ • _
'T'^'A.!''4e INA! i
tow.+
Htatr ss��
7 a;
Wishing you all " a
A VERY HAPPY AND PROSPEROUS
NEW YEAR _
iA#�w-.e:t
u.---_ - Sincerely,
CAMERON & MOORE
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1
New Year
Footwear
Nothing would be more appropriate Or acceptable 1r a\
t -to your Mother, Sister or Friend. then a ha�icene
of
SHOES or SLIPPERS.
here and you will 1.• sure• of getting them right.
e have a magnificent assortment of
HQLIDAY NOVELTIES
ready for your inspection.
Special values in Mee'a, Women's and Children's Slipper..
All the latent styles in Felt and Leather. --
SOLE NTS FOR
,14;i Queer Quality
Shoes for
Women
Walk -over
Shoes for
Men
Downing & MacVicar
North Side Square
Goderich,
Holiday Goods
OUR ASSORTMENT "TM/Q" 1rE*w--1W---Saaliagal
BETTER THAN EVER. LARGE LINE OF
• .'
'was eons
tto-1--9MCt
Perfumes, Nair Brushes, 4v1"'
Mirrors, Manicure Sets,
et.
LOWNEY'8, WEBB'8 AND NEIaON'e
CHOCOLATES.
Fine Pipes in Cases, Presentation Packages of
Cigars, Cigar Cases, Tobacco Pouches, etc.
BEDFORD
BLOOK
DUNLOP DTHE
RUGGIST
er
New Year Gifts
We pride 0 1rv.•Ivea nn our finee di*playy of New Year (lifts.
and we hear many flattering emetic', on the excelleoc.•ofquality
and also the large range of articl.•x to chonee from.
Before purchasing, he sure you eome here first and sen our
good., and we are sure w.• can *tell the most eritical.
We also carry a large awnrtment of
New Year Post Cards.
4
Butland's Drug Store
The Square Goderieh
"THE STORE. . THAT PLEASES .'•
.-Ir.
el.••
11.er
if I
Nn'•
het
m
one
way.
/.w rt
ran
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to r,
MORI
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who -
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thin
must
whet
one.
wine
ea
"tem
when
men1
'leek
Store,
and
the
It
that
--fn on
the, f
-
std
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A's
s'�an
kis:•
grief
-__ R.rTe -
depot
their
sf all.
yea. 1
ears,
the hi
it lint
'trete:
at the
pe hr.
street
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-mad-
Liebe.
hums
Wm if
,alit
•.ndst
Iw gi
er
ors del
kindly
het eh
(1 »..
f ime.
the enc
now
while
.treakc
thread.
My
hammy
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slater
a►atnd
there, ,
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•ahnv
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Air, cls
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