The Signal, 1918-7-25, Page 44 THtliaDAY, Jt'l.Y 25, 1918
KEEP COOL
That is a hard thing to do these hot days, but you
will find real comfort in the right kind of clothing such a,
we have provided.
PALM BEACH SUITS, cool and splendid wearing cloth.
Price - - - - - - $12.rO
MESH COMBINATION UNIYLRWEAR - - $1.25
NEGLIGEE SHIRTS - $1.00 to $3.00
X HOSIERY. cotton, silk lisle and silk. 3.ic to $1.00
FOR NIGHT TIME
A suit of nice cool summer PYJAMAS. Price
WHITE COTTON NIGHT ROBES
WALTER C.
PRIDHAM
Borsalino Hats 20th Century and Art Clothing
'Phone 57
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CREWE.
MONDAY. July 22.
Mrs. Chas. Agar. of the West. is visit-
ing her sister. Mrs. A. McQuad.
Pie. Roy Myers. of London, spent Sun-
day at his home here.
Miss Mary Curran and Mrs. Robert
Higgins visited friends at London the past
week.
We are sorry to report that Mrs. H. J•
Blake is under the doctor's care. We
hope for a speedy recovery.
Mr. Wm. Durnin had the misfortune to
fall through a hole in the barn and hurt
his side.
Mr. Herbert Begley. of Hamilton. is
visiting his grandmother. Mrs. John
Menary.
LEEBURN.
(Intended for las week 1
MONDAY. July 13.
Mrs. George Gliddon and her two
children. Lauta and Audrey. of,Harmlton.
are visiting,with Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Giiddon.
Miss Jessie Linklater is spending her
vacatiift with her brother, Mr. Roy
Linklater.
Mrs. Robert Bogie stent the week -end
with ner soo Andrew at London.
Miss Hunter. of Clinton. is visiting
at the home of Mr. John Hunter.
The Leeburn Red Cross Society met at
the home of Mrs. Wm. Cook with a very
large attendance.
Mr. Johnnie Donaldson spent Sunday
in Goderich.
The service in Leeburn church was
The Singer Store
Heiler-• G1ken fon
Hemstitckisg, Accordeon Pleat-
ing, E.iroidery, Scalloping
and Covered Buttons.
SHETLAND YARN
The new mercerized cotton for
fancy sweaters. Books of instruc.
tions and needles.
NOTIONS
Slip-on Veils. Hair Nets. Bar-
rettes. Hairpins, hewing
Needles and Pins.
MISS S. NOBLE
THE SIGNAL.
GODERICH, ONTARIO
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DUNGANNON.
r SSURRREY.goudrnew. l3 K.SRN val.D
POULTRY WANTED.-HENSIAND
1 ROOSTERS Now a the tome to get 64 et
male Mede and tat herr. Prices are good. CPI
u,up J. K. M.:NABB.
WEDNEHMY, July 24.
The hay is catching it these days. and
so are the raspberries.
Mrs. Fred Treleaven and sons are up
from Toronto. visiting at the hone of
Mrs. Robe. Tre'eaven.
Mr. and Mrs Strath, of Brice county.
visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Myers last Sunday.
Mr. Ellis Stokers. of Toronto. spent
the week end at the home of lus parents,
Mr. and Mrx Thur. Stothers.
Jack Soothers returned to his home at
Toronto on Monday after spending a
busy hotidas with nus grandparents
Thos Stothers. T. G. Allen and J. J.
Hunter. auctioneer. of Kuscardtne. had
three busy days last week disposing of
ties and other material tit the Rest
Shore road. tho betergn� the last of the
material to be d)at)o• of.
Misr Pearl Mc enne returned home
last week for her holidays. Miss McKen-
zie teaches at Toronto and since the close
of school had been assisting on a fruit
farm in the Niagara district.
Misses Joe and Bert Wilkinson. of Tor-
onto. are the guests of Mita Pearl McKen-
Zir
Mr. Grigg. of London. was up last
wee!' instathng a new switchboard fur the
Telephone Company.
Messrs. Hinkley and Patterson. of
W ingham. were in the burg on Monday
in connection with Bell telephone busi-
ness.
' Mrs. S. M. Wickens and betty re-
turned to their hone at Sebringville on
Sunday.
- Miss Laura Savage returned home last
conducted on Sunday hit Rev. R. C. Mc- Friday after spending a week with her
Dermid. of Knox church. Godench. cousin. Miss Myra McNevin. Goderich.
Mr. Will Donaldson spent Sunday with We are sorry to repeat that Mr.
his mother, Mrs. L. Donaldson. of Gode-Wm. Stothers is among the indisposed.
rich. I Mrs. Cartwright and daughter. of Pres -
Mise Beatrice Chisholm is %pending her cote are holidaying at the home of
vacation with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
John Chisholm. Andrew Stewart.
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Miss McKay. of Boston. Mass , is vis- Say. have you secured your tickets for
iting her cousin. Mr. John D. Farrish. the pig yet:' are bre
A very unfortunate accident befell Mr. I Quite a number of pigpe g
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in the village to take care of the
Henry Horton while ub anhay on pigs to of on Dungannon's
Saturday. He lost his balance and fall- pigs to be disposed
ling backwards off the load broke his arm. big day July 31st.
also receiving some very severe cuts and Miss C: Augustine. of the teaching
bruises. We hope that he may soon be staff of Port Arthur. is spending her vaca-
around again. tion here.
. MONDAY. Jul' 22. Messrs. Bain McDonald acid John Mc -
A b' time iiexpected at the Farmers' Donald and Miss Anrue Mr.MSam.mald. of
big Kintall, were guests at Pent -
Club picnic to be held at ' Lorneside" on land's last Sunday.
August Iso. Mr. and Mrs. 13. J. Crawford and Mrs
Misses Laura and Lilian Lautensla ser Alex. Pentland. with Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
lett today to resume their duutiestiesaas sten- Anderson. of Lucknow. motored to Gode-
ographers at Toronto. rich one day this week.
Pte. Andrew Bogie, of London. spent The busiest horse in town is Dy Case's.
the week -end at his home' here. His but, sad to say. he is now under the Doc -
many friends were glad to see him look toe's care from the effect of a nail run in
ing fa fine after his tedious work at to his amt.
camp. The Colborne Farmers' Club an -
Another new arrival in the burg -but nouncee a bi; picnic to be held at Mr.
this time It happens to be a Red Cross E. V. Lawson's, on the Lake Shore road
nurse. who arrived on Sunday at the near Dunlop. on Thursday of next week.
home of Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Horton. Everybole ited.
Mrs. James Hoxton. of Goderich. is My andyd Mninv. Roy Harris. of Stratford,
visiting mends in the neighborhoodi visited at the home 01 Mr. - and Mrs.
Miss ss Jean Clutton is spending a week's T G. Allen over Sunday.
vacation at various points out east. Mn. Jack McKay and daughter Mart.
Mr. Roy Linklater has a very broad of Goderich, are visiting Mrs. McKay s
emit these dabs. It's all b�era • young mother. Mrs. Pierce.
son that has arrived to lank after the Bic DAY NEzt Ween. -Every road
new farm that his father has purchased i will lead to Dungannon on July atst.
for him at Shat. By being present to swell the number
Mr. Will Chisholm spent Saturday and and give your little. you will be suppo et -
Sunday at Stratford. ing a cause than which there is none
greater. Be on time to take in the pec
KINTAIL cession and r^alithumpian parade. None
The monthly meeting os tbetitute wwintail will go hungry. All will enjoy the sports.
branch of the Women's Institute be For the concert in the • evening reserved
held at the home of Mrs. Robt. Mac- seats may be obtained at the postoffice.
Donald on Thursday.' August lst. where the plan 01 hall will be on view.
GODERICH TOWNSHIP. I The Hendersons. of London, who have
I been engaged. put on a very attractive
WEDNESDAY. July 24. I program. including a Kiltie band. a lady
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Johnston and ' comedian. and other gaol features. Don t
COULD NOT STOP
THEHEAOACHES
Until She Tried "fmlta-tires"
-Made Fro Fruit Juices
112 1 strums ST., Sr. Jogs, N.B.
"I feel 1 must tell you of the great
bsneelt I have received from your
wonderful medians, 'Fruit -a -twee'.
I have been a sufferer for many
years from V'iolewf I/,r'ddc/es, and
.Dull get no permanent relief.
A mend advised me to take 'Fruit-
a-tives' and I did so with great
wooers ; and sow I am entirely free
of Headaches, thanks to your
splendid medicine".
MRS. ALEXANDER SHAW.
500. a hoz, 6 for $^.50, trial size 25e.
At all dealers or sent on receipt of
pries, postpaid, by Fruit-a-tives
Limited, Ottawa.
last week.
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Miss C. Rutherford. of Ktnlough, i. /
making an extended visit with friends /
here. JJ
Miss Viola Baker is spenAlag a trw
weeks with her aunt. Mrs. M. Reid. et .
Dungannon.
daughter Dell. of Toronto, are visiting miss seeing and hearing them'
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Patton.
Pte. Wm Elliott. of the Canadian ST. HELENS.
Engineers stationed at St. Johns. Que..•
TUtoaDat, July 23.
spent the week -end at his home on the
Bayfie:d road. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Clark retlirned to
Pte. Art Patton, who has been station- their house at Belleville on Monday atter
ed at St. John's camp. Quebec. has been spending a couple of weeks at Mr.
in the hospital for a short time with an (dark's old home here.
injured foot. Miss Myrtle Little and Miss Ethel
Miss Ila Moore, of Mitchell. spent a McPherson are visiting Mrs. A. Barhular
few days last week with her grandparents. at Erin.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Johnston. of the Mr. Smith and son. of Emhrn, spent
tit concession. the week -end with his father, kir. Jos -
Miss Blanche Elliott, of Toronto, is eph smith.
home for her holidays. Mr. and Mrs. Guest Collins and fatu-
ities; Brest:D.-Mr. John McGuire, sly and Mrs. Collins. er.. of Bervie, vis -
et the sth concession of Goderich town- lied friends here on Sunday.
ship, had his bans and its contents de- Miss Della Cranston. of Wingharn
strayed by ore en Monday- forenoon. Business College. was home over Sun -
The fire was caused by the heating of l days
hay in one of the mws. The barnsur. John Reld and son. Misfires Mon-
tortnnsgly is tnsur'ed in the McKlllof,l.leith. Rothwell. Hess and Dempsey mO-
Mwtusl. and Mr. Janies Connolly. press- tared from Bayfield on Saturday and
dent of the loaspaey, settled the Ictus 0111 visited Me. Reid's sister. Mrs. R. J.
the name day. Wads. over Sunday.
Mr. and Mee. John Wehster and fam-
ily- motored to London on Monday and
spent the day with their son Elwell at
Carl ing' s Heights. -
Mr. and Mrs. W. Taylor spent the
week -end at Clinton.
Miss Jennct McDonald wens a vteitor
with Lncknow friends for a few days
AUBURN. 1
ijJ`OR SALE. -THE HARNESS SHOP
`. .a the e( Auburn. property of Private
A Roth/eon. For further particulars apply to
1 ARTHUR. Auburn. 00-1(
WEDNESDAY. July 24.
Dr. and Mrs. Weir and Miss Josephine
motored to Strathroy on Saturday.
A number of the citizens attended the
picnic of S. S. No. 9 on Wednesday after-
noon on Mr. G. H. Ball's .farm. All re-
port a good time.
Auburn's civic holiday will be held on
Wednesday, July 31st. when the places of
business will be closed. A good repre-
sentation will go to Dungannon to take in
the sports of our sister burg's freed day.
Mrs. Rice. of Detroit. is visiting with
her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Marsh.
Mr. Marvin Durnln. of Goderich. spent
Sunday in Auburn.
Ptes Elmer Robertson and Walter
Wagner were home for the week end.
Mr. Jacob Wagner. of Tavistock, is
visiting Mrs. John Wagner.
Mr. Harold Sprung is the latest to pur-
chase a new Chevrolet auto.
DROWNING AT LUcKNow.--A sad drown-
ing accident occurred at Lucknow on
Tuesday evening. Mr. Ephraim Snell.
SW of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Snell. 3rd con-
cession of East Wawariosh. lost his life
while bathing 'with other boys in the /
mill dam. We all sympathize with the
parents and family us thetr sorrow at
the loss of their bright young sum.
BENM I LLER.
WE.DNESDAY, July 24.
Mrs. H. G. McKie and little daugh-
ter. of Toronto. are visiting at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Win. Straughan.
Pte. Jonathan Fisher. of the W. O. R..
London, was home for the weekend.
Miss Jennie Cluff. of Dungannon. is
spending a couple of weeks with Mr. and
Mrs. A. M. Straughan.
SPECIALS
at McEWEN'S
Fine Line of Drinks for Warm
Weather.
Orangeade, Lemonade. Raspherry
Vinegar. Lime Juice. Gram-
.; nice. i..' tele Powder.
Winer.. Fhe.
asw,rtinent of Piekles and
('stoup. Something to sharpen
tate appetite.
A niee largo- coin of Apple Butter
for 2 -ie.
Pure Maple Syrup from the Pastern
Townships ; goarenteed pure.
We here a quantity of Scrap on
hand. bought herons the rise.
Special in Fdk• and $1.00 lose.
Am is at the old price --fie line
worth 111•. Inn line worth 16c.
Something to make your floor shine.
Runok Floor Wax (No. 1 Roods)
in 're, 111'te and fine• size•..
We have on hand some Red Rose
and Lipton's Teas. both black
and intrad. hanght before the
advance and (Intl. Selling at
56e. sow worth .Ili' : we seiTe
Toll Ifs• a pnond.
'7J. J. McEWEN
K Goderich
hid w.d t N, t nu
KINOSBRiDGE.
Tr•ESIDAY, .Jut)' 211.
Misses 111ive O'Rei 11y and Frances
Griffin. eat Chicago. are visiting here.,
Pte Jane-. McCarthy. of London.
spent the week -end at his home here.
Miss Pamirs O'Reilly, of Toronto. is
vtslting at the home of her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Con. O'Reilly.
Miss Irene Farr• of-(l'otterich. it visit -
Ing her friend. Moss Pauline O'Reilly.
Kingsbridge will be represented at the
Farmers' Club picnic to be held at Dun-
lop on Thursday. August 1st.
Mrs. Jas. O'Neil has returned home
after a visit to her sister. Mrs. McDonald.
at St. Marys Master James O'Neil. who
spent a week with his grandmother. Mrs.
O'Neil. Trafalgar street, Goderich. also
has returned home.
Among tier Sneday vIeltors to Kingti-
hridge Wel e : Mr. and Mrs. Peter Rehire
and da fighter, of Kincardine: Messrs.
O'Donnell and McDonald. of Parkhill:
Mr. and Mrs. Neil Klein, of Beeobwood ;
Mr. and Mrs. Owen Hart and family. of
St.Columban : Mistier' Angela 11mphy and
Eva King and Master (Chariot King, of
Mt. Angustine.
Several from here attended the danee
at M. Augustine on Friday. the 19th,
and report a good time.
Mr. Matthew O'Connor Is the owner
of a new Chevrolet car.
The many Measda et lbw. Jnflo (Halton
regret to hear of her illness; and hope for
a speedy r'eatvery. We are ads o sorry
t hear of the illness nt Mr. T. Me•
y.
SAt,t De HAts. - All tniltllMry reduced
to make rnnm for fall styles. Wet M. R.
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tomers as complet
pay delivery charg
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they receive
always glad
and by
satisfaction
on all
to
prompt
if they
orders.
by the most careful attention to even the
smallest details of our business and by giving
at all times the beat possible service. Many of
our customers do their
attention if
by
sane,
visited
the
send
delivery
had
same
samples.
as
out-of-town
of
and
the
as
shopping
they
careful
we
personally
by telephone,
carne to the store
selection of goods
to cus-
pre-
aim
the
Special of Yoile waists
The nattiest lot of beautiful white Voile Waists, in a great variety of designs
to suit all tastes, and all specially priced. as moderate as $ 1.69.
Dr. Jaeger all -wool Motor Rugs
No automobile outfit is complete without one or more Automobile Rugs and
these Jaeger all -wool Rugs are of special interest. Full size. Selling at last year's
prices. In plain colors, with rich tartan designs or reverse side. Special $13.50 each.
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live
store.
our
We
at $1.69
Another Shipment of Sweater Coats this week
A large shipment of Monarch Knit Sweater Coats just to hand, for women's
and children's wear, in the seasons' most approved styles, at most popular prices.
Special Clearing Lines of Summer Goods
Our stock of Japanese Verandah Rugs in all sizes (not a great lot left) clearing
at a discount of 10 per cent.
Clearing line of Summer Voiles at 49C
On our tables is a showing of colored Voiles from our
lines. Clearance price 49c yard.
Children's Hats and Bonnets
25c each.
In embroidered Cotton and Silk, in a variety of styles. Clearing
Special values in women's Wash Skirts of white Repp. At $ 1.50 each.
60c and 75c
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The New Fall Shipments are arriving
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Dominion Chautauqua Week. Goderich, August 5th to 10th, promises to be a week of
all-round pleasure. Be sure and come.
The leading 'phone and mail order store.
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Haying is time
comm -at theeeR !t4nillar s Scotch Store
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garden party at Saltford Heights. Wed -
neaday. August 14.
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IEye Glass
Designing
Savage does more than merely
make gIiisees. He designs glasses
so that each pair differs in
accordance with the facial re-
quirements of the person wear-
ing them. Savage glasses are
gnat to look at -they ore be-
coming. They see altm good to
look through.
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M. MAcVICAR. 25-2t
LOCAL TOPICS IN BRIEF.
The Hydro store on the Square is being
fitted up for an early opening.
Raspberries are retailing at 2,8c a box.
and dealers say the price will not likely
be any lower this season.
The Ahmeek Chapter. 1. O. D. E.,
wishes to thank all who contributed to
the linen shower for the hospital.
Keep in mind the garden party at Salt -
ford Heights on Wednesday'. August leth,
under the auspices of the Saltford RW
Cross.
The Goderich Orchestra of five pieces is
now under the leadership of Mr. C. V.
Henry and is open for engagement's for
social events. .
Miss Laura Jackson. pupil of Mr. C. J.
W. Taylor. has passed with honors the
intermediate piano examination of the
Toronto Conservatory of Music.
Mrs. Garrison. Af town. has been en-
gaged by the puhlic school beard to teach
the primary room at Victoria school. suc-
ceeding Miss Ethel Nairn. who is going to
Port Arthur.
St. George', smnmer festival witllhn
held on the aftArnoon and evening of
Thursday, August 1st. on the rectory
grounds. Ice cream and light retresh-
nreatr' will he served. There will be is
fancywork table, and other attractions
and a good program during the evening.
Admission to the.grousds 10c. Refre.h
menu' extra.
Speaking to Tota SI
week, a former resident
visiting the town 'Mier
or ten years remarked
out at Maitland cemetery
with the great i,p acee.
pearance of the 1a.
much room for
went on to remark; but
a\larger staff of Mens
pend(ture of money.
Daylight 11;
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goal one day this
of Goderich re -
the lapse of nine
that he had been
and was pleated
ement in the ap-
There was still
improvement, he
this would require
and a greater es
e Trips.
Many vacationists are now planning
lake trip. and. as usual, fake Erre, with
Rs great ship "Seeandbee" and other
magnificent steamers, is by far the rntxtt
popular.
The Saturday daylight trips between
Cleveland and Buffalo are again proving
very attractive to many travellers.
From Cleveland. C. & B. Line's steamer
"City of Buffalo" leaves New Pier. foot
of East 9th street, every Saturday dung
the summer season at 8.30 a. m., arriving
at Buffalo 6.30 evening of same div.
From Buffalo. Ili' great ship 'Seeand
tee" leaves wharves at South Michigan
Street Bridge every Saturday at 8.30 a.m..
reaching Clevelar.0 A 630 p. m.
The night .en ire of the C. & B. is the
same asbd'etotoce, namely: Steamers leave
ring December 31st, 1918. 1919. 1920,
ForiGoed Reliable Shoe II
Reposers, try
Smith a Ring
ifs East Street. Oppowte Kno. Church
Give Us a Trial
1921. 1922 and 1923. for use of C. S. S.
No. 4, were sold fa $4846.25 to Kenneth
R. McKenzie with the consent of the
trustees. on motion of Hackett and John-
ston. Moved by Hackett and Johnston
!that the Reeve be authorized to attend
' the sale of the Ontario West Shore R. R.
to buy the tile 12 in. to 24 in. The fol-
lowing accounts were duly passed and
t ordered paid. viz.: L. Govier--grayelling
-- -- S. R.M&7E. 575.98: Bert Johnston--inspec-
both cities daily at is p. m.. reachirg ting the above. $8.00; A. Stewart -cedar
destination the following morning at 6.3U f for budge S. R. 6& 7 E.. $82.00: S. Sher -
a. m. (All U. S. Central Time.) wood -cedar for bridge S. R. 6 & 7 E.
Low -fare excursions from Clevelan2 and $9.00: T. Richardson --sawing cedar.
Buffalo are given every Saturday, good cedar. Shackle on Maize -teaming returning Sunday. $
l r.
$8 50; W. McKnight -grading S. R. 9 &
Ideal Log Cabin L,fe. 10 E. s9; F. Willis -cleaning ditches
The log cabin camp hotels built by the
Grand Trunk Railway in picturesque
spots in Algonquin Park have been very
popular with those who desire quiet. rest
tut, exclusive accommodation for a sum-
mer holiday. These log cabin hotels have
a lute central lodge or meeting place, and
in close proximity are the log cabins. built
of cedar logs with the hark on. The
dottrel lodg�nnd cabins are comfortably
furnished a have modern conveniences
D L.. $5: J. Quaid --gravelling D. L.,
$69.35; N. Graham -inspecting the
above. $7; W". Richardson -gravelling
con. 2, $46.02: A. Gordon-in-pecting the
above. $4; G. Pentland -covering bridge
S. R. 6 & 7 E.. 82; C. Stewart -plank.
$4.3.36: J. Cathcart- 2 days team on
grader. $10; L. McLennan -2 days team
on grader. $10; A. Johnston -2 days
team on grader, $10: B. McDonald -1-2
day team plowing. 52.50; N. G. McKen-
with baths and hot and cold water. zie-teaming tile and building culvert con.
Camp Minnesing. on Island Lake. ten 12, $43: R. Hibben -inspecting gravel -
miles frooi the Highland tan. Algonquin ling con. 12. 54: T.Bueglass gravelling
Park St ion, is situated in a delightful con. 12 $92.50: J. K. McDonald-410
spot tha leases the heart of titre lover of yards gravel, $9; John Bradley -5C1 hrs.
the out -of -doom. Limited acconuttdation work on roads. $15; J. Walker -20 hrs.
is available and full particulars can be had
on appticat'to any Grand Trunk agent
Or toipn
Horning. District Passenger
Agent, neon Station. Toronto
ITHE CODER- CH MARKETS.
r TNUase.r. July A.
Wheel. pm. bu.h...... $ 5.10 to $ 2.12
0,1., per 11,141 ......... .... .70 03 .72
Ent'loy. per bnah „. 1.2.1 to 1.30
Deo., per bash 3.2i to 13§0
Hnnkwh.At, per truth. . ... 1.0) to 1.M
5lour, boldly. per not. i• 5.11.5 to 5.73
Flour, pots. t. per cwt syt to Ann
B, an, per ton .... %ID to M10
Rhmte, per inn ... .. 11 01 to ft.40
Hey. per ton5
..n to 2.10
Ptrswloam, , los, per tai.. .... ),en to a.01
Heirs Mutter, per lb ..... ..-010 .M
('n.nn,rr) glitter .. N 5.0 .45
Egg, fresh. ser dos 5' io 40
louts., new. per bush 2.00 W 2 m
(',111.. $,,tenon. erlesce. per ewe11.01 a 12 rn
(lath., %wiener: mwlinm.per cwt 10.000 11 f',
Hy., live weight, per ewe 175* to HMO
Hides. par lb - ... .r2 to 12
Tallow, rendered. pee Ib ..
bee'.lilmt. 2.•., to s.fw
W Ml, unwashed. per Ib.... .00 to .57
" *5.1.5.1. per 10. .Ili to
MUNICIPAL. COUNCILS.
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ASHFIELD.
The council were all present at the
regular meeting July 16th. The minute*
of .lun1' 241h. being read. were approved
ea motion by Richartbnn and Janliewsl.
The six debentu es ul 591(.13 each matur-1
work on county road. 16: G. Jamieson -
20 hrs.' work grading road L. R.. 610.
W. J. Stewart -202.5 ft. plank. 678.75; L.
Wallace -teaming tile and putting in. $8;
F. Murphy -repairing bodge, con. 10, $9;
A. Johnston -ditch and tiling D. L.. $9;
J. Kilpatrick --repairing culvert con. 8.815;
Fred Johnston -teaming plank and re-
pairing bridge and road D. L . $9: W.
Qui ley -iron Inc bridge con. 6 E. St43.30-
C. W. Alton -spike. 2: trustees U. S. S.
No. 4 --proceeds of debentures, $4848.25:
Joe. McAdam -hal. O'Reilly award
ditch contract. 1711.15; Thos. Strong -
team grading in Hackett's divinoxn. $M;
J. Gardner -9 hrs. team grading. $4.50;
E. Gardner- 8 hrs. team grading. $4-
A. Stein -8 hrs. team grading. and 30
yds. gravel. 819; P. Gilmore -8 hrs.
team grading. $4: Jas. Lane -gravel. $4;
L. McKeith-repairing washout con. 12.
50c: M. O'Connor -repairing culvert S R.
e & 7 W., $15.70: grading S. R. 3 & 4 W.
110.00; K. Farrish -inspecting cement
bridge S. R. 3 & 4 W.. 122.50: (;ode iett
Star -payment on 1918 contract. $222.26;
J. Kilpatrick-paym nt nn gravelling
con. 6. 533. Total payments -$.1091.10.
On motion by Hackett and Jamieson
the council adjourned to September 9th
at 1 p. m. THOS. G. ALLEN. Clerk of
Ashfield. 1
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