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"THE RE-CREATION OF BRIAN
KENT"
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Price f i.50
"JOAN AT HALFWAY"
Iry Grace Mcleod !loge's
Price;r.so
"FAR -AWAY STORIES"
b) VW'ni. J. Locke
Price $i.s,
"THE YOUNG VISITORS"
by Daisy Ashford
• (the ane year- Ad weber(
. "Trice Sr.
"THE WICKED MARQUIS"
by 1t,. P. Oppenheim
ones 1r.6ti
Iw HI1.11% wi1N111\\ lot special
hooks.
Special .rlli.ug agent. for N'aler-
nixiis Ideal Fountain Pen, $2.5O
Up.
JEWELLERY
WATCHES, CLOCKS,
HIGH-GRADE JEW-
ELLERY, RINGS, Sl[il:--
yERWARE, Etc , Etc.
R• obertson
oKaer East Street and Square
INNS
wm shmthoum THE SHOE MAN
THE e e ERICH MARKETS.
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1.10 to t.15
,1.10 to 12I
IMrae1ow bask
Iwo. gN•r ilo+a
INeik*MOIL per bah..
01,.or, rwmll;. rwl rot
Iluu . p.0S..1, per owl
H. no. pertoa
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PWw*. Lilies per lo.... -,Y-\.. Len to 0.00
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e,r4N0.er, nuU... per I . . . .
b .57 to .m
las-, 1re-I., per doe 7H to .M
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10111 flet bash IOW to 1;50
. butcher. chole.. precut. 10.75 to 12.70
bol rh.n.' u...11um.per cwt Onto 11 7s
lire weight, per cwt. Roe to 16.00
La a..... ...... 11.0e to 1200
os. per Ib ..... ... .'15 to .11.
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THE TON'S (`OrsielL,
Ituild6rg Bylawe to Be graateesed6Alite
('outrtr Good Roads &hawse.
The regular meeting of the town coun-
cil was held on Friday evening, in the
absence of the Mayor through illtress_
Reeve Davis was voted to the chair. The
other members present were Deputy
Reeve Clark and Councillors Wallis,
Mitchell, Story, Humber and Parsons.
The reports of Engineer Johnson on a
number of sewers proposed to be con-
structed, with assessments therefor. were
referred to the public works committee.
A communicatioh from the Dominion
Road Machinery Co.. asking thar a bylaw
be s.Ibmetted at the coming municipal
elections for the renewal of the Company's
exemption from taxation, was sent to the
special commute
Applications for permits under the
building bylaw were received from Mr.
J.W. Craigse and the housing commission.
Mr. Craigie's application referred to
some alterations to the buildings on part
lot 267, South street, and the housing
commission intends to construct a house
on lot 218, Wellesley street. and one on
lot 1247, Keays street.
Some cases corning under the fire bylaw
were discussed and the inspector. Chief
Postletheaite, was instructed to enforce
the bylaw. It was decided also to ask
the Provincial Department to send up an
official to inspect the moving picture
houses.
A communication from Mr. C. Wurtele,
suggesting that the town invest any avail-
able money in Victory bonds, a as sent to
the finance committee.
In response to a communication from
the Soldier: Memorial Fund committee.
the Mayor, Deputy Reeve and Councillor
Wallis were delegated to represent the
council at the meeting of the committee
on Wednesday evening of this week.
The finance committee recommended
that no action be taken on the request
for rebate of taxes of Mr. Thomas flood
or on Mrs. Wilson's complaint with refer-
ence to the assessment of her store pr
erty, that the council join the Ontario
Hydro Power Uniform Rate Association
and that•Illt membership fee of 110 be
that ML Jiaechler_t-;skedm-meet
this committee to go into the matter of
the Godench Mfg. Co. loan: and that the
grant to the Peace Day erItbratron com-
mittee be paid.
The public works committee reported
that the engineer had been requested to
report on the petitions for sewers on
Regent street and Elgin avenue, and that
a bohd drawn by the town solicitor had
been executed by Mr. J. J. Moser in con-
nection. with the placing of a gas
pump and tank on Hamilton street.
These reports were adopted.
Councillor Humber inquired regarding
the Goderich Organ Co.'s arrears and was
informed that no reply had been received
to a letter sent le the Company by the
clerk demanding a payment:
- A motion was pasaed instructing the
iltlicitor to take steps to collect the full
amount of the Company's arrears.
The clerk reported that he had received
a marked cheque from the Goderich Mer -
r11' l0 irecantile Co. for 11,000, in accordance with
s to eo es. the terms of the bylaw.
Ar. to 405 The Reeve reported in connection with
rise. to Kip the county good roads matter, stating
17.414 to eke,eke,that he and the clerk had gone over the
connecting roads in the town with County
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Engineer Patterson. The mete formerly
suggested,• be 'which the "connecting
link" would be by way of the Square,
would not be allowed, according to Mr.
Patterson; it would have to he a direct
route through the town. by way of Vic-
toria street and Cambria road. Mr. Pat -
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WHAT DO YOU DO THESE
LONG DARK EVENINGS ?
E V.'r(I,.that all depends, sometimes you just "sit around"
111 the hon. iso-eti'ntes go to a party, or a dance, ea sume
.,,_ other soeial gee'', lg. This announcement is just to advise
you that we hat 'endid assortment of
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SLIPPERS AND PUMPS
WELCOME REIIffi
' FROM ECZEMA
GivesComplete Treatment Thit
6nllryy ResultsResultsResults
WAILING, ONT.
"1 had as attack of Weeping.
Eczema so bad that my clothes would
be wet through at tinea.
For fourenootha, Liu terribly,
.1 could get oro relief eelil 1 triad
"Fiwilss-liver" awe "Sool4e-Sah.s".
Altogetber, 1 have used three
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boxes of "Soothaalvs" and two of
"Fruit-a-tives", and am entirely
well " G. W. HALL.
Both these favorite remedies are
sold by dealers at 60e. a box, a for
;2.50, or seat on receipt of pries by
Fruit -byes Limited. Ottawa.
"Frail-a-tivew" is also put up to a
trial Mae which sells for 25a,
nasal said that the proposed 'cutting
back of the bridge hill would cast 110.000,
and the councillors appeared to be of the
opinion that such an expenditure was out
of the question. Allowance would be
made by the county for a sewer on the
Huron road if it would carry off the drain-
age water. Mr. Patterson advised that
nothing be done this year.
The clerk was oke i to secure prices on
road -making machinery -a roller and a
rock -crusher -and to •
extent the Government won cooperate.
Byyleyw No. 32. fixing the Sunday town
of restlurants. was finally passed.
A resolution of sympathy with Mayor
Wilk in his illness was adopted.
Among the proposals discussed before
adjournment was one that curbing be
Placed on the streets. preferably on the
tacit improvement plan. and another wasise
that the fire committee revthe build-
ing bylaws of the town. 1
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for ail occasions. "Ko.y Kumfy"Slippers for the !tome, in
red, green, blue and pink; beautiful Boudoir Slippers for the
bedroom, and a iv range of eking Pumps Ind strap Slip-
pers i. botli Kir: 1 patent leathers, in fashionat.le and most
charming design which appeal to the most fastidious Meyers
of fine Irwltwear. Also we have everything )on will need
c1411 fit every $t)
the test proeure
splendid line of
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RUBBERS
lake of shears and our Dominion &milli is
rad always reliable. Ask to see one
SPATS
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TyT in various shade's. 'hey are extremely popular, a• nd roar prices
= are right 'rail til
is always given O
'9bPAIRING
.tefnl attention, and undertaken by an
expert using up -1 a met hods.
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SENATOR I'ROl'DF(NIT.
The announcement was made last week
of the appointment' to the Senate of Mr.
William Proudfoot, of Goderich. formerly
member of the Ontario Legislature for
Huron; and a defeated candidate
the recent election. Mr. Proudfoot.
ho has already taken his seat in the
nate. is the first citizen of Goderich to
be appointed to that body and possibly
the first from the county of Huron.
IPi.1)1 RN' BIBMOKIAL It'll).
etlllisittee Enlarged and ('anvasa to Re
Made After New Tear's.
Ai representative, Apt hada ---iw--the"
rooms of rhe Meru -setting Canoe Club
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1Ve11.e..h.} evening .I1.•11. a',l mN1-
1ers In Connection with t1w Soldiers'
Memorial Final. It was reported that
the stem err• 12.494.11 was in the ha1Nls
of the treasurer, exclusive of seine
auwnu.ts that had been rote) by var-
ious soeletleu hut had not yet been paid
in1t was the migration of the
orimigrationginal eommitte• that a general eroo-
i'nss should IN -made of the townspeople
to 4-11104' up the fund, but after dlwetYe-
slou it was derided not to undertake
this petal after new Year's, owing to
the many demands that are I'elug nettle
upon the people at the prettcnt time.
It was decided In enlarge else committee
to Include n representative from any
omelet', church nr other organization
which t•arswi to appolnt one. (Wfl.'ers
were elected : W. H- Itollertwu.. pr sI -
dent i.,\- F. Sturdy, secretary. and IV.
1'. Millar, treasurer, and these with the
rr•preientstl.es appointed by the ear
Ions 'Organizations, Including ewe_ fent,
the tow n r -11, will Fite* the ,Ilene
orlal F nn l .,emmittee.
Iter. .treb.iearon .loves-Itateman,
president ..r the e:n'at 11"Nr Veterans'
:1,rw.•lation. announced that that .ksw,-
etatfun had rntel 1j1(Wt lathe forret. nal
would eontrthilte an additional IZ•_ 5 for
every thousand dollar's ralsw) from
this tine on.
Two thoteetel dollar, of the fntMM
on hand had town Invested In YiMory
bonds. Hud it wast decided to take
11notlse•r kION/ on elle Instalment pplan1.
The lineation of the form the mem-
orial olw.idrt lake w•N,• IIIw-nowol at rvm-
sideruhle length. the general exp eesalen
of opinion being In favor of s roe -
lnent. TN. Ilei elf a eunl mnnl7y hull
a lwl i1ae1 Mn MI. MI1Ptwlrt.
A rote of thanks was passel to the
Alr'4womonle 4'wyme /llrh fro- e•arrying
int the- furcal rpr to the present point.
Ferry dollar so far rontrlbnhrl has
gone Into the furcal wlehoot any de•dne-
tlrnt. the d1el.ewNniig Centre Club har-
lug met all expenses ont of its own
funds.
11'Iw'n the en riots oneirtlex hare ap-
pointed their r'epresenfatIye.. on the
e,,mmittee. nrw.ther meeting will t
e•.11.sl to make plans far the .-Nnras.e.
i'rotw the Pease Day- ('eletw'atlee.
The treasurer tlels - week reee•ivel
from Mr T G. Connm.. tee -ism -et ,sof
7,,.,
, r11• f 1n C, e•plehMMlnn, N (*mire fist.
175.4. , helm the pw..vs•ds from the
eeletN•atlon of Jnly (fah. The runt-
sltte•r Is grateful to 1111 wen lsape.
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aeklhg ilp thf stilistnotisl sm0wat.
IwrrtenlNrlr to Mr. 1 mann, who
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mi -err . ems% redo pec so.
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work as treasurer of the celebration.
Jus'bmpauyin4 the cheque was the fol-
lowing letter from Mr. Corrupt' 1.4 the
chairman of the Soldlene Memorial T, ,i
F mi,l D. & A.
Dear Sir, -At a public meeting held in
the town hall on July 9th it was decided Corsets
to Hold a Peace Day ce 4bmanion on July "THEHOUSE
an 1 ciermittres were appointed to
make arrange°lents. the question of
funds was di cuasrd and arrangements
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COLBORNE'S
made with a nlijority of the town coun
alloys. who were present, that the town
would meet dollar for dollar any ,mount
raised by popular subscription. It was
decided to tum over the surplus -in case
there should be any -to the Soidlers'
Memorial Fund.
As the main object was to make a
celebration that would ; long be remem-
bered more especially by the younger
poi tion of our citizens, no expense was
spared, and the money -making end
received secondary considerat ton.
Our citizens contributed most generous-
ly and a fund of 1602 was raised by
subscription to start the day.
The following summary will give some
idea of the cost of the celebration. being
amounts spent by' various committees:
Advertising, 1128.53; decorating, $236.'5;
prize list for parade, 1178.50; sports
213 7S; fireworks, 1212.64; musical,
195.50, grounds. get ti5; executive,
postage, etc.. $7.25; total of 11157.37.
The special features committee having
charge of various booths spent for stock
11704.24, and their receipts were
12354-36. leaving a balance of 16:10.12-
There was also a direct donation to the
memorial fund of 1110.06 contributed
through the Victory (tag
The net balance when accounts were
audited by town auditors et September
19th was 1207.57, out of which a sum
not toexceed 125 for presentation to Mr.
Sexsmith was voted on November 6th,
leaving $1b2.57 in Bank.
yam tower for 1602 was
retee " si y and 1 have much pleasure
in enclosing you a cheque for 1784.57 as
the net result of the day.
The above es only a rough summary,
but a detailed statement of receipts and
expenses for the day together with
vouchers was turned over to the town
clerk as per request from council October
6th. Yount truly,
T. G. C0 0N, Treasurer.
Goderith, Nov. 12th, 1919.
NON JURY ASSIZES.
('hk(-1Iaslke Sir William Mulock
Held„ Court.
The non-jury assizes were held at the
court house this week, with Chief Justice
Sir William Mulock presiding. There
were tNtee Hees on the list.
McVittie et al. v. Fothergill et al. was
an action to set aside a conveyance and
for a declaration that the will of the late
George Fothergill of East Wawanosh
should be admitted to probate J1idi-
ment was by consent- the defendant
Albert Fothergill to pay to plaintiffs the
sum of 11300 and the action to be dis-
missed without cost,. 1 he plaintiffs were
Mrs. Annie Elizabeth McVittie of Code -
rich and Mn Mary McCurdie o1 Battle -
ford, Sask. M. G. Cameron, K. C..
popinsel for plaintiffs; L. E. Dancey, and ,
Chas. Cerro,* for defendants.
Sheeler v. Shatter - An action for
alimony. The parties. who were married
in August, 1917, resided together at
Dashwood until recently, when the
intiff left her husband and went to
Kitchener. Ca e dismissed, but allow-
ance made for plaintiff's disbursements.
F. W. Gladman for plaintiff; J.
Killoran and H. J. D. Cooke for defen-
dant.
Blatchford v. Willis et a1 -An 'action
to set aside the will of the late William
Dayman of tlaborne. The plaintiff
Maria Blatchford is a wideiv wide''living at
Hensel!, and the defendants C. J. Willis
and John T. Morgan are the executors of
the estate of the tate Wm. Day man, the
plaintiff being the sister of the said Day -
man. Case dismissed with costs. J. M.
McEvoy and 1. R. Carling for plaintiff;
Chan. Garrow and F. W. Gladman for
defendants.
Mr. and Mrs- R. H. Reid and Mics
Alice have come to Gooerich from Reed's
Corners, Bruce county, and are making
their hien here. Mr. Reid was one of
the leading farmers in his district, and
we are glad to wekome him and his
family to Goderich. Prior to their de-
parture from their old home their friends
presented them with easy chairs and a
farewell address.
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OF RELIABILITY"
Patterns
INTEL DI4YS
w.
fVERYONE
is thinking of warm clothes for the coming
winter days.Py Our stock is coin lete in all lines of mer-
chandise for the cold weather, at prices that will suit every
pocketbook..
FLANNELETTE
Every piece of Flannel-.
ette that we have in
stock has been carried
over from last season
and all are marked
much below today's
barices. We have real
rgains for you in
colored and white Flan-
nelette. Grey Flannel
in a heavy cloth 60c
at. per yard -
HOSIERY ,1
Ladies' fine all -wool
Cashmere Stockings in
whiter tan and black. in
qualities that cannot be
equalled.
Ladies' good weight
Cashmere Q Cc & $1 25
Stockings Q 1...
a pair.
Boys' all -wool heavy -
ribbed Stockings in all
sizes. The large sizes
are $1.111, with the
smltiller sizes lower in
-
Silk and Little Stockings
in all qualities and in
every color.
We specialize in Hos-
iery.
EACH day our
Mail Order
Department • is
growing and we
want customers
in the country
and the neigh-
boring towns to
take advantage
of our service
We give special
attention to this
department.
PROMPT
DELIVERY
IS -
GUARANTEED.
UNDERWEAR
We have been fortunate
in procuringWATSON'S
UNDERWEAfor this
winter. It is not neces-
sary to speak of the
pualii ., s every woman
knor,►s that the name
Watson spells quality
at a moderate price
• A large range of all -
wool and union gar -
,menta for children. We
-have been particularly
thoughtful of the chil-
dren when buying our
Underwear.
If you have never used
this make of Underwear
you have missed the
comfort that real Under-
wear gives.
We stand behind every
garment we sell.
CORSETS
Goddess front -.laced
Corsets are wonders.
They give perfect satis-
faction and every pair
rs uanteeTFor ONE
YEAR. We have a
style for every figure.
D &A. Corsets are all guar-
anteed to give perfect satis-
faction. We carry a large
range at bargain prices.
t is a pleasure to show our merchandise 'and,- have our cus-
-toiners inspect it for comparison- in'values.
"e 7 J. H. COLBORNE & Co. ;
AT YOUR SERVICE
tFFIN FICTIIBEB!!
FRI DAY ..... SAT'DAY
THIS WEEK
JACK PICKFORD
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GREEN APPLES
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'Me.Ler whets you wan a kid a.d the Leis tied
year clothes whoa yea were in swimmie', ore that
yea get home late a.d thelg' yen - thee* yea
were grimed op year mi lichee! you.
This Picture will take yes back
t. the OLD HOME TOWN
NOV. 20, 2I and 22
MABEL NORMAND
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DAiLY MATINEE AT 2.30
T RAG DOLL DAYS
GIRL LOVE
eta ea sale Wellineoief, lie Baker 19th, at Bos Office