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THE TOWN COUNCIL.
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I Previous Millaw re West filmes Rail-
way Suit 1. Rescinds.
School of Commerce
CLINTON AND GODERICH,
Ontario
COURSES :
Commercial Stenographic
and General
(sur work is better than many
and equal to any. '
sl lident. may enter •41 any time
For particulars write to
B. F. Ward, S.A., M. Accts.,
Principal
I'Iwue 20S Clinton, Out.
Night. ('lass..-, Tues. *nd.Tlnuv4.
Alt the nwwM•rs were present at taw
regular meeting of the town ewoell
ou Friday night.
A Iwtlttou from 'thick. street "prop-
erly -owners for the construction of a
sewer on 14111 strut, swth from
Britannia road. was refernol to the
politic works tomutltter for rxsmlua•
lion.
.t tester faun Mr. J. W. 1'ralglr in
vuuurctiun with his proposition for the
establishing of an amusement resort
at Lighthouse fount was referrot to
1111• a.pe•IaI ,ommittoe.
A note wits rereiyel from 11e aeere-
tary of trse Women's Institute. accept-
ing the et 11's offer of assistance to•
umid. providing a rest room.
The tisanes. . Witte• recommended
that the piddle library loans 1e• paid
s250 on the 1:119 grant. and the Col-
legiate institute board $1.100 ou this
mt'!!` levy. The eomwitter reported
that the Ii•tl imixovement sewer de-
(14pt11r•s. Ymuunibs* approximately to
+I l Iarl, would Iw ready very slwrtly
t.. he placed 1111 the market. and It was
re..N11mrnkd that the bonds be sold
1..cafly et a prier to yield the 'minimiser
per ,cont.: that too our persult be
allowed to obtain more than $ .'I) of
these bonds, wed that the 1sol,ls may
he registered as to principal, if desired.
.tea ; the nmennurulhltiulw of the
public work committee were: Thal
the gravel pit *t tow foot of Wolfe
street Ie eleauwi up *1111 the r*nttmtty
pat in proper .oi titiou: that the
aleteonr.e in Wells survey be cleaned
out. and that Eugine•r Johnson Ire
asked to come to 4;.ulrrh•II to meet the
committee alai report on the matter
of constructing sewer. ,this year.
These reports were loth ud.q►ted.
c ensus illor H Iwr movel..rcontled
by 4 .unrillor Parsons, that the action
of the rowel! at Its meeting on April
41h, with re•fer'nr to an appeal iu the
action *gaiu-t the Toronto general
Trusts Corporation re the West Shore
lInli 'Ny, )w rescinded.
t'oun•illor \YNlli. said that if Ault -
new would join with the, other wunl-
cionlitiea in the appeal he would be 111
favor of ap(waliug. ..
- t'ouncillor Parsons thought the coun-
cil was under ubligat' to the people
to gra ahead with the suit. "We have
McEwen's
SPECI ALS
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A few cases of GUSTO to
clear at 10e a package.
QUAKER CORN FLAKES,
to clear at 12ic.
DOMINION CORN
FLAKES Tile.
IlittrICE 1(k package for Sc.
A can of good CLEANSER
for 5c a,tin. -
Small can of good Salmon 1..c.
:small can of Red Salmon 20e.
Car. Pilchards, worth 20c, for
I:K -
Another kind, worth 25c. for
20c.
home RED ROSE. TEA left
at r•••c A lb., worth 70c.
J. J. McEwen
I,ic,•nsc N.. a-714/:1
hero slw5ammel in th1s matter and
ear err lout' sports, it we drop 1t."
stews.' Davie droplet! a suggestion
about admitting the IIUeaetkul of an
appeal to the people, and Mayor. Wier
followed this up by tsllggeetlug thiit tune
tyuw'il, alight take uaaallw.ua anion
*Mout *11144 1(111•. Hill ow►s opinion, he
saki. had rat clanged. but iw Vats
willing to give tow people a chance to
express themselves.
The motion to resoled was berried
by s vote of +5 to 3. Taw --Wallas,
Mitchell. *Walker. Humber, lhrsous.
\ay-l►ayls, ritory, ('lark.
No turthrt action WYK taken at this
meeting, awl tow 'stetter tberefore
stand* as It was before the /notion
against au appal was lolwsol.
l'ounfllor Pars(ns mentioned the
fact that' the Clay May ltd) was the
eightieth amdversary of the birthday
of Miss Sktimings. and on his motion.
sevlwlel by Reeve Davis. (1 «00 dr -
tided to send a montage of birthday
greet lugs to her. '1t was the general
opiuMu of the eeotsn'h1 that something
more tangible should also Iwlloue. and
it meeting of the representative.' of
various organisations of the town will
be called to decide 1111011 some manner
or doing 1w11or lo oar 11110 daring her
lifetilue has done W. much for
Gok'rh•h.
aur...Walter Hens. «111 Ilan !Knight
tIw store building IIII IIs Square form-
erly ocupiei.Ly Mr. Geo. Porter and
wIw intends to put ht a new front,
naked permission to use halt of the
sidewalk while the cluing*. is tieing
maple. r lwrtuibsMll was granted.
subJart to the usual regulations.
Saturday, Monday and Tlwsday,
May 111, 12 and 13, a -ere chosen as
l'lea11-up lhlys for the town.
TIw matter of clearing up the retinae
left on 11e+ wharf during the winter
was referred to the harbor committer.
It was derided to order an addltlonel
:14441 copies of the hooklet'being issued
by the Hu.i d of Trade, for disposal by
the le,llla•ii.
The social committer was asked to
report on the question of taking ad-
vantage of the housing legislation re-
cently Iwss'l by the l►ntario Legis-
home.
.eg1s-
ha tut n•.
The pone*. bylaw. NO. 11 of 1919. was
given its third raaditngand anally
plssd.
Bylaw No. III, appointing Richard
4'. 1'ostlethwuite chief of police..1treet
inspector. truant (Aker and sanitary
saver, ill Al salary of $7'(I per annum.
mels a litmus of $511 at the expiration
of .411.11 year of service, was read three
limes and pusses.
itylaw Net. 11. appointing 1.. 1.. Knox
duan tr",sur'e'r at a yearly artery of
x nal, also was put through all its
stages and anally passed.
'I'he c tit thou adjourned.
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CLEARINGS
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Men's
Underwear
Combination and two-piece
garments, Penman' s, Wat-
.on's, Tiger brand, and all
good mikes.
73 garments,
stake, in brown
size:, to clear
50 combination Tiger btand,
heavy elastic ribbed, to clear
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Watson's
only, all
$2.45
2 combination Pen Angle.
medium weight, all sizes, to
clear at
$1.95
M. Robins
OPEN EVENINGS
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I,INKi.4TEIt. - The late James
t.iuklater. whew death was rweorlel
111 flow' ..11uulns last week. was born
sn the Island of Sandy, Orkney, Stet-
' land. in tlw year. 1339, utlrl came to
.*merit- milli his parents stud *uncle
(noisily in 1st!). Tow voyage across the
1..V1autle 4Ke'1104e1 ten aee•ks and Isis
llife was 11esplirol of In the passage.
lie tired at Ibonitton for seven yearn
:nod same to the township of (•ollor11r
1 in 1.:141. stmt. which time he liv.rl
�COM 1llnougly tot the farm at I.w•bunl
for sixty years. The last three years
Io' 1441.111 111 town. When quite a your*
1114411 he uslhteh with Knox church.
G,Hlt'ncch. under the late Iter. 1)r. 1'r•,
and his Ruble and hos rhurels had a
Nils' Plats' In his life. 11e neat one of
the founders of iwwbur11 ehun•h alai
for many years he gave an urgtrudging
HMI w111fng--carrier lu 11 as caretaker
anal treasurer. He «4414 a warm friend
of education and Iw 4411(1 his father did
the carpenter work on the first reload
he sensor No. ., Colborne, and he with
the late Hillary Horton and Mr.
.4*reld1 Hetherington 4-44(4.44 11 iit.sl the
t 1.11.tre bite IYI t lint built the 4reewnt
school '111 that Wwtitln. 1,1 polities Iw
adhered to 1.11wrnl prinellle4. He
It*d as warm platy in Ills heart for his
friends and Iwlghiars, and In turn
IT'S UNWISE
to pat of today'a duty arta to-
morrow. If your stomach is
add-dietattbd take
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NEW SUMMER STYLES I
in Fashionable Dressy Footwear I
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We have some very new
styles in high and low-cut
footwear for this season's
showing. Styles that will
appeal to you as a nice
dress shoe. Our pumps
are built on pump lasts,
which enable us to fit you
properly.
These new styles we are
showing in pat., kid and
calf leathers. in grey,
brown and black, in
pumps, oxfords and high -
cut footwear.
In'white shoes we are showing a very large range,
and as usual priced at popular prices.
NO TROUBLE TO SHOW YOU
WM. SHARMAN THE SHOE MAN
smammommlioninmommumimiummu
IunoIDS
the new aid to digestlow cadsst
fly. A piwesat relief Rem
the diaesmtiset of asidairmegia.
MASS ST SCOTT a Sows
manse O. s001Ta
NO MORE NERVOUS
HEADACHES
5lsco So Triad 'FRUIT -A -TIM:
The reasons Fruit Medicine.
MISS ANNUL WARD
112 Hazen St., St. John, N.B.
"It is with -pleasure that I write to
tell you of the great benefit I received
from the use of your medicine,
'Frail -a -lira'. I was a great sufferer -
for mane years from Nervous Head- M
aches dad Conslipeliow. I tried
everything, consulted doctors ; but El
nothing seemed to help ms until
I tried 'Fruit-a-tives'. M
After I had taken several boxes, I M
was completely relieved of these
troubles and have Dees unusually
well ever since."
Mils ANNIE WARD.
'Fruit•a-Lives' is fresh fruit juices, M
concentrated and Increased In M
strength, combined with finest tonics, M
and is* positive and reliable remedy
for Headaches and Constipation.
We. a box, 6&for$2.50, trial sire 25e. 1
At all dealers or Fruit-a-tivesLimited, M
Ottawa.
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father. James Linklater, diedin 114714.
*s.-1 Ids wether. whose name was Jane M
Ttwwsotl. are years later. He had
live Ittotb.rs. of whom two diel in
infancy. His brother William diel 111 M
1":*; while• attending the l'ulversity of
Toronto: .4u,Irew, diel In 4'ullorne iu ; M
Maki, sod the surviving brother is Mr. lig
John 1.iukb1ter of town. The funeral. -s
whirls Conk {JINN' 1111 Saturday from the
house of Mr. John Linklater. was
largely attended by old friends. Iter.
James HsMliltnu minister of 1.erbnr11
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THE COLBORNE STORE "eV"'
SPECIALSAY
�NpSMONDAY
These several specials for Saturday and Monday
are values that can be had only on these two days.
Special finish (•au`l►rie, 36 in. wide, in a very tine cloth, at 370 a yd.
Special white Potton, 34 in, wide, in good weight, regular :±c, for 1163..
Special table Linen, 56 in. wide, regular *1.00, for 890.
Special table Linen, 't2 in. wide, regular *1.50, for $1.34.
Special Corsets, regular *'2.'25. Tor 91.75.
Special .Corsets, regular *1.73, for 91.40.
All Congoleum Ruga will be 91.00 less ou these two days.
SUMMER VOILES
We have put into stock a wonderful range of l'ottou Voiles iu plain 'eoiors• and
figured designs. These cloths are the season'44 newest creations. They come in dark
and light patterns -and are 36 in. wide. They range
sill prier from 75o to 91.50 a yard.
SUMMER UNDERWEAR 5;
Our stock of Summer Underwear is now complete and our range comprises the
newest and best at prices that are reasonable.
COLORED WAISTS
New striped Waists in all the newest stripes t4tid combination*. These Waists are
made from good habutai silk and will giCe excellent wear. They come iu all sires, at
96.00 each.
Cotton Voile Waists in the newest designs. We have real values to show you in
Voile Blouses.,
SPRING COATING MATERIALS
The shades in the cloths shown are what Fashion decrees as the newest and
most up-to-the-minute. Man}- different qualities, hand they tome -only in coat lengths.
No two alike. Be sure to sere these cloths. 1 r
PULL -OVER SWEATERS -
A good range of these garments in the best ...loriugs and styles is being shown by
ns. Tttey 1•ome in many qualities and prices.
THE HOUSE OF RELIABILITY
D. & A. J. H. COLBORNE Standard
Corsets Patterns.
wnn•b. nth.huwl. and the pallbearers
•I'. CMaIRMMA MMMXIINII Nall IIaa/11aaMMRMAIN)r/
wore John Hunter. Joseph (',sol-, 1'.
Stewart. Hcury Morton. Edward Slum
and A. H. 6'I4sttoi. The interment
was in ,',,*born cemetery.
MARTIN.- fhe death of Mr. John C.
Martin which occurred on Saturday,
April 26th, at his home on Angina street.
removed one of the best-known residents
of Goderich, who for many years was a
familiar figure in town affairs. For several
years past, however, Mr. Martin had
been in failing health, and frit nearly three
years he had been confined to his home.
He was in his seventy-fourth year. his
birth having taken place at Bentniller in
etre year 1845. In 1869 -he canoe to Gode-
nch and became the proprietor of the
Colborne hotel, which be conducted for
twenty-six years, retiring twenty-four
years ago. He was a member of the town
council for a number of terms, and took
an active part (41 politics u a supporter of
following contributions -since Iasi re-
tort : -
ItrUsse•I' W. 4'. T. 1'.. 29 jars of fruit,
pickles. a hirer glwutlty of 4.1111dre1'4
clothing, stockings, ,caps, etc. -a valu-
able selection, also $5.00 cash: alla-
mil,tla17 tt.N'+ety of St.Aalrew'a church,
Port Allwrt, children's clothing; Mita
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*lie' Andrews. apples and two jars of
fruit: airs. A. Porter. two pictures;
airs. teem. Moore, Easter eggs. two jars
of fruit: airs. U. Millar. clothing;
nenMrs.
rn Holegarth. jar of fruit and pickles:
Mr.. W. 11. McHavin. Walton, throe
children's pinnies: Girl's 4'Ink St.
Georges church, box of ewntwielies:
Sib... Iturritt• vouch; .1. 11. Million,
t`rgetgblcs; Mrs. Stem. Graham. Sheep -
proem]. two children's dress's, (1111'
hag of apple'. ant ve'tte'tahlcs : Mrs.
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the Liberal party. He was twice married lt. tt•. Mooning". Iwg of applies sod 111
1 -in 1867 to Elizabeth A. Gledhill, who lbs. INaus: a10140n11. Society, cake and
I died twelve years ago, and later to Mrs. sandwicls•14 . North St. ('hump (toys
1 Wetmore, who predeceased him by Kim Club, cake: Mrs. W. 1.. Horton, rim-
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years. He is survived by one 4iarb and lettuce, eggs I.. (trans: Mrs.
I daughter, Mn St-. George Price. and too T. C. Naftel, two Jura fruit; Mr". E.
sons: J. W.. of Calgary. and B. L. of Matthews, Auburn. four Java fruit;
Morden, Man.; also by sox grandchildren: Mrs. and Iw,m,lre, there kitchen chrlrs;
Harold Martin, Mre� W hack Price;Wm. Bailie. $1 : Jolla Linklater, $1 ;
All the latest and best in
Electrical
Appliances
Riaism
The Hydro Store
North side Square
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, son o r. orlon,
Helen. daughter of Mr. 13. L. Martin.
Mr. Henry Martin and Mrs. S. A. Web-
ster, both of town, are brother and sister
of the deceased, another brother, William
A. Martin. and a sister, Mrs. Thomas
Whitely, having predeceased him. Mr.
Martin was a member of Huron Loe
No. 62, I.O. O. F., and of Court Godde-
,
rich, No. 82, C. O. F. In religion he was
a Methodist.
The tuners' services on Friday after-
noon were conducted by Rev. Dr. Rut-
ledge. pastor of North street Methodist
church, assisted by Rev. W. K. Hager, of
Aylmer. Ont.; a former pastor, and the
pallbearers were Messrs. George Bisset,
John Knax, R. C. Hays. Robert McLean,
D. McLaren. W. B. Graham.
A. J. Cooper and Wm. Lane.
Member of Huron Lodge, 1. O. O. F,
attended in a body. Mr. and Mn. J. W.
Martin, of Calgary. and Mr. B.L. Martin,
of Morden, came from the West for the
funeral and others present were .Mrs. D.
Johnston, of Preston, Mr. Jas. Stevens, of
Clinton. Mr. D. T. Gledhill. of . incar-
dine. and Mr. and Mrs. Robert King, of
Blyth. Many old friends attended to pay
the last tribute of respect.
Are Yea Planning Scor t'aeatianf
The lbws of the !:rand Trunk itahl-
a-ay System rrneh all the famous
resort dl?trietu of Emden' Canada, and
also give actress to the lopntttlfti Maine
.ea-41*ltt ■n1 other few England
regions. in the wonderful territory
serves by this di1s1�y are Koren of
.rammer playground", offering the
traveller the wiriest choler of Mdidayn
rnrarion. by the shovel of tranquil,
trce-trniged lakes, at the mountain
resorts, by the Kea -const or in historic
cities. Fishing. limiting, boating,
bathing, golf. etc.. can to enjoyed
antler dsIlghtfnl cn *turn, while the
bracing, .nnlmer era are a tonne for
tine) men awl women. The aecommo-
dation providers for the vinitor in of
the highest order. Any Grand Trnnk
agent will gladly nest*t you In mapping
out your tour and ?apply you with
expire of attractive publientlona Orrin
by the Orand Trnnk hallway Sye en%
including "Muskoka iwkee," "Alton -
loth' Park," '9'nrtl*td, ('aico slay and
Maisie Resorta," "take of Bay?:' and
••PlaygromuMI,--dicasts of Fish and
Game.'
CHILDIiN'8 AHEi TRI! NOTES.
, Reuse* W. C. T. 17. Detlatea !frit,
Clothing and Caples -Maw
Other Dorado ts.
The Children'? 'Aid Society ae-
knowletlges with grateful .ttaeb the
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Mrs. John Sinker, Auburn, 81.
Received for maiutenasse%g of chil-
dren, $311.24. There are ei*ht children
in the shelter at present. A little
1ro117 girl was given out host week for
adoption in a goof horn.
Mr. 1:Iliotl (1114' County secretary. la
devoting some time to visiting some of
the children posed in tooter -
throughout the 4 ty, alto Locating
homes for other little children. Inter-
asvt In the work for tlw children is
growing, *14 shown by the inertia -semi
contribut ions.
Help it along by a contribution, by
finding a home for a" homeless 61110,
*iII by reporting cases of neglect.
For Good Reliable Shoe
Repairs, try
Smith & Ring
50 Esu Street. Opposite Knox Church
Give Us a Trial
ON account of pres-
ent weather con-
ditions the wholesale
companies have been
able to make better
deliveries of Coal and
we are now able - to
supply :--
Chestnut
Stove
Pea and
Egg Coal
Soft and Cannel Coal
in any quantities.
•MacEwan Estate
Feb. Int, 'ow
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Always take Kodak Films with you. The East-
man non -curling film. Then you will
get the resuks.
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A WORD ABOUT OUR
PICTURE FRAMING
The very finest materials,
plu* the most skillful work-
manship, plus our own per-
sonal ,attention to every -
picture frame customer, are
the guarantees that make
the trade mark.
Smith's Art Store
worth something on the
back of a picture frame -
and they cost nothing extra.
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If you have rheumatic pains try
Penslar
rIgJ
Rheumatic
Compound
A splendid preparation that is
endorsed by many of out patrons
who have relieved themselves of
even the most acute forms of rheu-
matism with it.
Penslar Rheuwatic Compound is•
sold in 50c and 11.00 bottles, and
for your information the formula W-
on the bottle.
Don't continue to gaper.
this remedy at once.
Orta ,. .
CAMPBELL'S DRUG STORE :+F'
"THE PENSLAR STORE" J, North St. and Squar