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DIfrOb Up
110010...itesuo. Hooks.
eills Payable.. Bills Receiv-
able, etc.
Cjitadian (office and Pocket
*es. Canadian Altuan-
c.S. etc.
(It nulne S11311110I1 Files, with
fir without ionic h, and bind
'nig cases.
I lighest grade Lead Pencils
and Erasers, Penholders,
Est e rh ()A Pens, Business
En% elopes, all sizes, Type-
writing Papers, Stephens'
aud Carter's -Ink.
Special selling agents for
M'ateritisn's Ideal Fountain
• Pem,priced from $'2,10
1 MAYON WICLE GETS KOMI)
TERM BY ACCLAMATION.
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Carlen.h - •14uolo's Gad. Gas"
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al MISS S. NOBLE
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III Bright and Happy 1111
1 New Year X
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ctgulest closes Monday ,
▪ Detroit tet all, at 10 'n. lit IN
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HOT WATER BOTTLES
PRICED AT
$1.25 UP
Also Fountain Syringes.
lIuIbSynages, Ice Bags.
Air Cushions, ani all
sick -room supplies.
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Buy'
Rooth+. 1,
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Jas. A. Campbell
1ituggit
A ...et ill boy likes to hear himsed we! 0.3 hiiz ntan likes to
foe, cif talk
Curtis Linn Moore, manufacturer,
J. W. Craigie and H. J. A. McEain.
FOR REEVE.
Wilban Fordyce Click, veterinary sur-
geon, by R J. Mews* and John St y.
George Charles thIt. retired c
by R. G. Reynolds and Chas. A. Jtn.
James Croft Laithwaite, gentleman. by
J. H. Ostethuut and H. 1. A. MvEwaii.
Jacob Joseph Moser. implement wad..
bt J. D. Wilson and Wm. Strachan.
Thomas Matheson Davis. auto deales.i
by J. E. Baettler and Chas. J. Harper. •
FOR DEPIJTV-REEVE.
William Fordyce Cliirk. veterinary. sur
g eon. by Vi . 1'. Murney and Wm "Iltylocsi
Lionel (.,ad Parsons. elevator managier4
In Jos. Kidd and J. W. Crantie.
Thomas Robert Wallis. gentleman, by(
3. D. Wilson and J. W. Fraser.
Geo
by. . Westbrook, and Wm. McLeod_
Jacob Josepti Istoser. implement agenti
FOR 111 Al ER ANL) LIGHT COMMIS
SICINER.
William Thomas hiorney . drover.
N"rn. Taylor and John Stincly.
Henry Charles Filsinger. traveller. b
L. G. Parsons and J. W. Fraser.
FOR CO('NCILLORS.
John Sturdy. gentleman. by Wm. 1,aa
kir and W. T. Murnes.
John Stot mechanic, by Alex.
ders and 1). P. McCarthy. •
Albeit J. Fait:vide. itarnersetua
W. F. Clark and R. J. hlegas.
L. G. Parsons, elevator man
Geo. C Hill and R G. Reynolds.
George Porter. merchant, by M. P
rence and R. G. Reynolds.
afti
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G. C. Hill. retired clergyman, by). W
Craigia t nd.C. Seager.
E. L. L)ean. merchant. by W. Late gad
Ju. Kidd.Mitchel. accountant. by P. Mc-
' Dolma'. and F. F. Lawrence.
T. R. Wallis. gentleman. by
Muntey and H. J. A. NicEsan.
T. M. Davis. auto dealer. by 3."Wi
Fraser and W. T. Murnry.
J. D. W itson. mechanic. by. P. J. Ryan
and T. R. Wallis.
John Cult. merchant, by M. MOW and
11 J. A. McEsart.
m. SontirvAle. miller, by W. T. Mur-
ney and J. W Craigie.
Wesley %Miser, rn.rchant. by J. W.
Craigieand W F. A. Naftel.
A. J. Cooper. grain merchant. by J. W.
Craigie and H. J. A. hicEsan.
C. A. Nairn. gentleman. by J. W.
Craigie and T. GundrY,.
Chas. H. Humbet. Jeweller. by J. W.
Fraser and J. W. Craigie
J. C. Laithwaite. gentleman. by D. 1'.
McCarthy and W. T. hfurney.
R. J. Acheson, merchant. by H- J. A.
McEwan and J. W. Craigie.
C. M. Robeitson. grocer. by J. W. Van
atter and R. J. hlegaw.
H. J. D. Cooke, barrister. by E. R.
Wigle and 11. J. A. N1cEwan-
FOR PUBLIC SCHOOL ' TRUSTEES.
l'atrick'. Ward -
3. S. Platt. seighmaster, by R. J. Ache.
son and Thos. Gundry.
A. T. Emmerson. physician, by W. H.
Robertson al d W. T. Pellow.
St.(;eorge's Wald
R. R. Sallows, photti.tranher. by L. G.
Parsons and J W. Crautie.
1.. G. Parsons. elevator manager. by -
E. R. Wigle nnd Vi. Lane.
St. Andrew.4 Wa(d-
Wil.tam Wallace. manaier. oy J. W.
Craigie and D. Marwick
St. David', Ward -
A. D. McLean. by Thos. Gundry and
J. W. McDonald
(O( these notniness only those named.
above qualified for election.
The nominations closed officially II
s.adtieloek and an motion Mr.J.P.Hume
was appointed chairman. Mayor Wigle
was the hrat speaker. In -111114tlining of
Ace the council of mils. he Said. bad in-,
heriteil 'levers' legariest, one et which
wax a very acute furl altetatant. To
Overcome thix. %toad and Reit coal luta
INVIII1r111411t and retailed at the cost of
hatullIng. Thete %as nt.ver a time
4411ring t Prude of last year %Ilea the
mtmicitalitt had not something to offer
In the w at uf fuel. awl although there
was au e‘titit..• sh..rto.g.. there was no
l'adwoldte suffering. %'. hili- the situa-
tion wits /ti WII 1111111•01-141 at the begin -
tong ht this sintet. tlw council had
already 5 suppl) I.1 tat hand and
had"psucitased bosh and at the
eitt had Meat) of wood to
04141, at il3:41 tet cord. Considering
*flew iprepittittions nil. Slat or thought
Gonet oil had the matter of fuel for the
coming *tinier well in ham). Another
1411/AC PPP :1 111%44.110 Pith Ali,, hielu-
MAY Cig'S
• THAANKS!
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TAKE THIS MEANS
of thanking lite people
of Goderich, for the'
renewed expression
confidence in me in re-electin
me by acclamation to the Mayor's
' chair. The principles of muni-
cipal go % ernment for which I.
• *tool durum the past year will
mai be any guide fur the coining
llPteetri. Let UN all pull together
'to make 1919 a banner year for
G. (0 I) E RI C ft
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ld Weather
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FOOTWEAR
at Popular Prices
A e have a complete stock of Ladies' and Men's
Felt Boots Some plain felt. others with leather
facing, warmly lined, with and without toe caps.
Have us show you.
Hockey Boots
Both in high and low cut styles. With and
without ankle supports, lined and unlined. No
trouble to show and quote you rrices.•
WISHING YOU ALL. A
IIAPPY NEW YEAR
WM. SHARMAN THE SHOE MAN
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E. R. Wigle
tarth, but this had been settled for We
shortly after be had aeratimed offing.
The % ictotia Menet 'sewer caute to the
present couneil incomplete and it had
coal any pee neut. more to 1111111111
imetoin ot Ileataralaand
tuvrotispittog round that It would root ,I11,_, al IN 111 al al NI
4s per day and it would take pasilite ,11111
hetween twu and three weeks.
had hild the matter before 1114- Soon' a
hid had. rerwireti it.. «weer- X
ageineuL anti slum the matter *as
brought tip Ili the council his fidlou
ancallwra dM not Imre the beatiLboaw 10 '
llt&MJorI 11. Hou ever, in 1.1w litoor's
opinion, it would tw gond linsinees.attll 1111
!timid mite the tea is employ 111
aa actuoutant.
The May .r then tduclieti 041 t lie
water e.vsteau of the towu. troLierich
With max amitlier if the potalbillni,
of Kilftleln•t %tall **taping 1111101
water an lilt in tear ad Ube turestigie,
of the touti auginert abutted
t a; Mae lateethwaryi 11t1s state of tio
affairs tienuttultsi attentithi 111N1 the fl
les Le In the waterworks shell be
11t1/1111111. Witell the present 1.4/1111111
took ratiee there were water arrear -
wpm due from etustoiners of atogskinn
IIINI of this Ludy el.400.00 mow Ito,.
Thls was due to the fact that the chow
humoring parson -4 made It neteiwary
to low every Alton to have all out-
standing nitre paid.
tirtematize the towies methods.
a
tbt• na• werase 43111111tl11 was earl') • a
twee117/-hwe Per swat. mere .water '
The 3Inyor asked that the two by-
laws to I. voted union on Monday $
given the h.n4 of saigiort. In both
eases anytbitat that the town was Or- IMI
Itur 1111tO retwid by the 1WIle- gir
At these etrierertw were to the propellty it Cosh -rich. In twacludiug Mayor MI
With. thanked the nat.-payers for the IN
support they liati nceonled him litthe in
than hiubbeen eepoeted. due in a large
111414t /11141 if they were statietted with
linesmen, to the *Amenity DI labor. The'
the aerriee hail rendered lie t, -k,- $
essittneer was uosi at %tuck apportioning
for (Luther entIonsemeut. The next
Monad of the work and the Mayor
few years wwild he tory acute. owing I.
thought that Music -year debeattiros
should be owned ti °over it. The to tier reconstriwtion .period. but if W.
National ipbnilding bataw bail
was again placed .1u the positioa rio
Sa
been sobotitted and ract,".ad „dame_ chief magistrate he would use ids best Mk
meld. If the nanni(-inaltt) ai.htioto efforts iu anythiug that aorked fur $
1)..- hest interests Of Co...let-Irk
necessartto give them eneottr&gemeat. Sir. 11. I.. Parsons. who was lllll mitt -
have nelLuseries locate bere it was
in retereteg to the finances oe the tomo
for the y earn)fay or 11'iale thought they'
had 'peen eeonoinkally haskited. The
at
1
aired for the tuayoratity. Kehl be had $
no intention of entering iuto a crudest log
with tlw present Mayor. winter ability NI
he fully, n•CO1tIliZell. Tile etuployuaratt :„tr 4
floanat debt for 1910 was 11115.421.12:
Store 'Mae
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THE C0015004•VM STORE H.'s*
JANUAR Yr,. A E
This is the unnith wiien 044 lines 11,141, li4110,11i;.a ere being cleared, It is our
feint' 'week to week ativertilse spcialli,011 hale, ittd there trill tw many things that will not '
intention to make it a month of salia,staiiime faith Saturday, .1squary kb. We wilt
be in the papers which will be oDjkJ,t is *galas's:advantage to ^visit thisstore when-
ever Dry Goods are needetL
This wee' there are a great numbe
mas and as they are broken lines they will
is a 812101 list of gowon aide.
SIL4fs. VOILE, CREPE DE CHINE aikregtIRGETTE BLOUSES
,"•:•k few white ailh blouniesi made of tigairi...inditiiihsuutii'igii, greatly reduced.. ,
Voile blouses in. the rr west designs and nicety trimmed' in lirokeg sizes, to .111"
eleared quickly dit rale priebs. , 'These bleitstei'lave tierrly all: bra hotirkt for Mr" -
Jean trade aud there *v6,11344 few left.- • `," •
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'lib& that were not 01 sold before Christ -
eared at retbweikprices. The following
..t
- Reg. VI.00 for $1.49, Reg. $2.50 for $2.09. Rea. *3.00 fere 04.50. Three WO-
nei!k voile blouses, regular *3.'23 for a2.00.
l'repe de•Chine in colored effects and plain colors. ath41 white. Regilliie *6.75. Fur
$:5O.
• - Georgette' blounen in plain colors and IttoleY destglo, These blouse. itreall "t the
newest design's and bea?ttifully trimmed with beads arid fancy collars. There is a bar-.-
. (falai for you in ever!' blow*. Reg. $11.00 for W9.00. Reg. *14.50 for $7.2.L etc
COLLARS
Wehaveitt stock nothing but the very fewest iu collars. lh'tt, will be
worn
for winter atkl spring, but at tin, season they post be eleareil. Esery
eollit
must
If you need a collar now or in the near future be sure andsee
Mg. marked mueh below regular peter,. What antoffer-
11,17. sa.$12.00, tuts. g20.08grz. „hum._ of a chartered aceotintaitt. lo wat the
•
105541,
Ny414•011 Of bookkeepiug on it
pettier bests. should he .1./Ile Pitiel.11t
delay. Another minter that ileserred
the 111110441114te attention of the Intame
lug t•otinell was the giving of the
stonthern portiou of the town a pr.peI-
twu entice system. It 'nits he
might antatifts... binaelf later /IS 11
candidate for some office.
Set. Clime' 11111. nisi, u mayoralty
1111111illee. 11401141 not oppose Mayor
Wigle. The 11114441101 14 the 1.011e.tioll
Of woe an important mattfor awl
lw *was plenst±ti (ardent to les r ti 11104
Nell 11114 was dom. (luring the past
year. WIty uot take the system axed
to the West ander consddenttyrhi
Then- tlwy collect taxes luilf-yeatlie,
using dii•connt as un Inducement for
pay mem in advent*. and Mel it ti
grent Iwtretit.
Mr. C. L. Moore waft thortinghly In
seems' with Mayor 3V1gle's policy and
said it W/0. to 1/1hoped that a strong
....mall mould be aeleeted to support
hint. The bylnwn elrould have the
milk" support of the electors on polling
ditY.' In the matter of the tiodetich
Solt Co.. that eoneera wits now beim(
flnanted ity lister (t., of Toronto.
and tiw high reputatkm of these
brokers wa5 a guarantee of the prop
-
(*Mow Mr. Moore had no intentiou
of tottering the Reid for municipal
honors.
Iteeve faithwaIte said he could add
nothing to the splendid nevotint nf the
year's work as. Oren by Meyer Wigie.
tttot.. tie„ he took „nit-, itts mud, up Him ei er. fie dissiemed on .-Vtge ma t ter
hia mina. on vonsidmina of s charterer! accountant. It won1.1
cost from $1100.10 to ell:a10.1.10 and he
could not see that It would beiwtit the
town to that extent. He had worked
tor the tewlia heat Interests both at
the town and enmity hoards ntel...iu
&ion from the municipality for Ma- this twanectlou' had attended 1111 towel
le15, !itch "andtunted to ell ,e4eAs, had than neresity-ele meeting.' during the
he provided for. Thi -s debt. of eaufse, year. lie would Me to ha ve a not her
*Wald 'have been liquidated' 'Ike:goer, term as reeve, but would nut atmoutue
brit the Mayor did IN* !Ste the deben-
ture business ha war time and thought
it wise to go direct to the taitpayer.
Theme arreatagew were (11 tided into three
payenenta of 297011.1h each and pot in
the 1ft sea. This seer -mated km' t WO
mills! The otber mill wee toe good
roads, but (him haul been rebated by the
oonnty council. The Mayor *add ad
ante that this rebate he toted Ng It
sinking fund to pot the eminecting
streets 01 the comity good mots 113111,4
tem in the hest posaible shape.
The esirendituren In the dif-
ferent depart in en ts had 'aherorn
a net gni.. of IOUt over the estItaates.
The hoard of health NMI 141h111,4t4WkIl
roof IN1Ill elreeetl011 their eatimak but
there were %.-rg(1041 rearmnr. ter 170tit.
ita Tee In the former Vide. of
.4.1irse. was Of titan nide 1, tlw recent
epidemic, and In the hitter to the labor
situation. s hitt. 0111y HOW. Meowing
kept front being larger. The 'totes
under ribs -mint Wore an.7110.011 leas
than last year.
'rho Mayor watt otesosed to be able
It. report that the P‘al.- of the ',V. -wt
Shore Ita 11 Lt y 111:111.111.1 111111 been
completed awl 11137.1rT7.51* had hel)
1441117441. Of which 4 ;(aterir•It mould
Wive Ovoid ti one-third mtet re. At a
meeting of tire municipallth-4 interest-
ed he Iced Moved it resolution that title
monev inrested 1., SI -tory bonds
and mit be left In the Minds of the
Toronto Trent corporotion. yam
eltper•leatees In 111- roowet showed
tied it could be enmity frittered away.
Ineeeteti nu he 41111111P11141 11 P1111111
ligaitIntf, the 111041 erpendlthre.
polo-to.s timid lw reported iti the nod
ter ..r 11..- settlement of the ittrecitler
luau. 2122,300 had ahrettly heen 116111
In. Mat the town elli1114141 there was
OM 05 lug. The Kensington
ittrnIture factory ftl.r eith141 ainmet
1a. ettholdert41 nettled. Ihtring the
,1/111r the Nleyor twid he had tot -ti every
endeavor 1.. Mite the Wheel (Cgs
fa. -tory occupied and hill lied ti great
drat of correspotelenee meth tliffereat
firm*. Flowerer. (itt l.ttIttl,t Ira.
hirer that tin. only ea t it .4.1.1.1 he
Iroad to adelintsige *wild be to twat.. most for tlw heat interests. Of the town.
different firma 1.1 It and the town sup- Mr. T. M. Thiele Paid that his rear's
E. R. WIGLL. hia‘ or-etect 1919.
ragas Irapecarouout. The unnalleated
takes for 11417 AC.TV te.1544011.00, while
19114 111441Peth $1.41,1g1 07, a gala (.1
V.178 3a. The Maxtor then took up the
matter of the rate of taxation. This
P&P /Online and seemed Ine,h. lion -
that kite tnpnicipitlit) 14100141 pay an it
went and the clieuid.tigniabg nod thin
could he dont was 3111 1-8 *dile and it
was decided to strike it at 10. Tims-ar-
rears pie the wafter and light «minds -
himself et prevent. •
Is -piety Iteere Clark twirl be had
been a member of the thinner tutimmilt.
tee for the past thie'yeare and he hall
also been much interested In the int-
praveneent of the toIrn's itewerage sys-
tent. t this latter eousiertioti
Victorin street sewer came under Ills
i.en..141111 otwerva non. Ile. Investigat-
ing ille 4.14i the was 1'0111W' to he
Idocked redid for lgin feet. P'114
pot a. ease of waking a nine -Melt tile
to do too much work and at (roe street
Intersection there were no fewer than
fire of (hear sive-inch sewers+ enitity-
log In one of the KNOW NiZe• This ens
IIIC Case in man!, ports of the bruit
mut it 1,11.. of greathimportance both
for the health 111111 YOr the tonvenleuce
of thednwn that this matter be given
the grenteet pOoolhle ntteVion. 1)r.
Clark (Malt at name length with hie
eminection with the county council.
Throtigh the Itedrtunentality of him-
self nrel lilit colleugne. 14011Vt11.11 111141
seem -elf n rebate 11 11. X11041 roads
Wry of 51.154.30.. The county (outwit
had made grant of $15.00n to tits
Nifty. !Amalie. whit+ was only row of
Its' many patriotic grants. ,The
tilUti-
rtnt *Writer hied been ptreehamed In
i:mlertch anti had been menet' doling
the last sesnioti. The lieptitV Revere
wits greatly interested hi tlw ditty
owed hp llie ty to the returtwd
soldiers', awl whether elected or not
anything In thie conntedlott mould
have Ills wannest support Tiw
comity had appohtted
Lane. 1111WI himself att it
eoturulttee ta deal with all cotnplaltits
of returned, men and See that these
heri14.4 received .rery cottaltient that.
He uns In the Held again for the posi-
tion of lieptity Serve awl If elected Ire
P011144 14. the Infernos of (gotten/di
that saAll loyal empport that lw had
alunr-t accorded It.
3Ir .1. I.' hforter. thanketi the ride -
layers for the support that had been
aerorderl has at the election Inst year.
Ile w as -In the held again for lieprity
!trete and if elected amnia do his at-
flv, power At the Mayor's Aug
lott the count -11 asked for a rebate
en It/ street lighting ftvau the wider
and light etwiimie.lon 114 a r, -mal/ itt
prones that kirt necrued and never
INTO diutrIbuted dt.riitg /9171S TIS
Neal conOnimion had no lafortuatIon
•n file sithjeet and It 14114 hereon. r7
40 gt1 dIreif to the liyrint commission
at Toronto. This WAS *here t,Chart
ereg ftetemnrnat would hate herr of
burnoose. sort lee tit the town in r,r-on
Afflicting it. system of boo:keeping.
6.4‘11 tnWeti isp the matter with the
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et perlenee 1.11 the emmell had shown
hint that there should he nutleal
changes in moue of the municipal de-
partmeats. The onesdion of orotasto
and mem at ree WIIN nomad Meg that
41.1 not receive •nymitegt like the at-
tentiOn It &PIM 641141. IRO had not the
*lightest Mahe that .,bnrt weight. end
short measmee wen` hebia lewd nn the
ptiblic and the iodide ehould Mire the
authority end the appliances to Ow*
this alp *114.1WCef they thought At ile
had mored a mediation lit the nainell
to tide *Mat bet eotthl 80.1 let 14
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HANDKERCHIEFS
Just it few lotsrot hand kerehiels ti clear hot they must go.
Ladies' faney handkerchiefs marked at 5e fess than regiatar,ipre.
, excelda handkerchiefs, lec for 15e. \
Ladies' initial linnilkerehiefs. revidtar 80e, fur 15e.
Children 's picture hand kerehie fs. all redueed
Ladies' pure linen handkerchiefs, till reduced in price by eeach.
SWEATER COATS
Ladiessweater (rt. in the tersest dashes ali,1 eolorings. The% coats must all
Ili lte sure and eoS
rne to the store on aturday, when tilt till bargains till be eonvenient-
al ly displaed on tables a
tables to make buying cause
o . 1
al Until further notice this store will -close Saturday evenings at 9 o'clock.
X We ask our patrons to help us carry out this plan by making
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- _ their purchases early on Saturday nights.
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be cleared and vte are pi tting them at priees that will earry them Away quickly.
H. COLBORNE
Standard
Patterns.
seconder for it. Tlw duties of tlw
night pollee NI itt be change/1 ens
tindy and that official to lw more upon
the etreet and less in the (OP n hall.
The te-sietery should by 1111111111011 111141
the parka 141104111 lw giveu atten-
tion (hey elt-.t Mr. Loa yis Nie-
nonneril that hr Fos Ili tlw field for
the reeteship and if elected he plum-
thed to do 1,1± purt to give the town
honest and efficient government.
Mr. R. Wallis milt be was just
1111640RK his third year in the compel!.
latrine the ino4 two years Ise bad been
chair lllll L.f the public work* commit-
tee, and the year (hut lad just 00,441
listi 1..4.11 11 Wrettuous taw in this de -
'tart tuettt. lle was going to the
elertors 141/11ill 1111 bit. Ce1411•11 1W had
eetahlislasi during his tenure of WM* •
and it reliwnes1 lie.wouldre in the
prod. give the brute. intereete
shovel attention.
31r. W. T. Mitrawy, of this water nod
tiebt mmottlision. took exception to
the .11nyor's 'statement that the town
was pumping fear times as Lunch
sitter as nese±wary, taking littelvester
PP 11 1101.114. There were IN. (u011.1(
111 the system. bat the only wag to
111err.,ute this would he to metre the
too it alai plat* ViliCeN nt certain Inter-
vals. Tlils would coat ti consIdenthie
41111.11M of snowy. Twitting on the
llgdro qiiestion. Mr. Money wild he
thought tlw commie:Lion had 1.44-11 very
deeent with the town In all It,. (Intl -
lags. 11te rennin the store WAN 'Ptah-
ii411011 Wit/4 to get away from the town
hall and emattill it more am a private
business. and fhb. was tlw wish. of the
HedroeleetrIt• t'ommission. They
wete retelling electrical jowls at
chew prices so that they would be nide
to dispose of more energy. It was
proving ft entrees' and tro doubt as tinw
steal on wrath' justify Its eclatenee.
laming the pond year tire water tool
light counntsmon had !muffled tittevn
cars of enrolwhich had been rebated
to private todirldtials.
At this period almost 11 n'elock itiot
been rettepied and the andietree begun
to thin- dot rery quickly. l'Iatintrati
litnate tank the matter in band and
*mom need that the melding War
elenteol. •
et,* " tv.
Commenting title wokthere will
be n mintier' every Saturday. at 3
p.m., at the Model Theatn,. with ads
nilmsien at 101• and .15e
Messrs. Andrew and Joseph Lynn. d
Detroit, spent Christanas week with their
mother, Mrs. Jane Lynn. St. (;eonte's
klescent. returning to Detroit on 5-Itisr.
der.
THE 1:100ERICH MARKIILTS.
THUOIOAT. January 2. ,
Wheat. tree book.
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1, Inue family, parent ll .00 ta
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MEMORIAI,, FUND
4-: BENEFIT
oat'
eatte
Wednesday
and Thursday
JANUARY.
8th and 9th
ELSIE FERGUSO
1,16 -IN kfiCTURIZATION OF ,4,404
'Barbary Sheep.
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From Ate FAMOUS NOVEL by ROBERT HICHEgil
Conceded to be one of the most beautiful
women on the stage today, Elsie Fergu-
son loses none of her charm en the screen
in her first Artcraft picture, "Barbary Sheep"
Her rare personal charm is faithfully repro-
duced by the camera. The picture presents
a most lavish reproduction of scenes of
Algerian life, and the story is a very
popular one.
ADMISSION7
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. Auspices Menesetting Canoe Clob
4.mm