The Signal, 1924-1-3, Page 5•
THE SIGNAL,
`Watch Your Step
Look Out For That First Cold
That's the greatest danger the first cold of all. Right
now, while you think of it, get a bottle of
Penslar White Pine and
Spruce Balsam
they
d a box of
Penslar 'Cold Breakers
Will stop a cold in about 24 hours if taken in
Watch your step this year and don't let your-
self get tied up with the flu.
CAMPBELL'S DRUGSTORE
The Sq re, Goderich
Phone 90
a >v
We charge no more for First.
Claw work time is Ordinarily
asked for s.cond-claaa
Our purpose is to, ,.tn. pre..*
nd ret ow your cl•.tts+ui.etu•h
a way that you may regard our
aurk as loner than usual, and'
e• you i suer for th
to cltierg �,tro �
kind of sire. ace than p•rhops you
have 'been in the Habit of pay•
Ing for unsetisfact.rp. omits.
There's • differsece we wet
to she Trent
W. C. SNAZEL
11.e•114 331 South Side Satire
MUNICIPAL NOMINATIONS
\lilltninutlon In various towns and I.
viIIzti,s :uud township of 'Huron
county for 19.4 •ouncits are' ' .r
fol lows
Bayfield
It,ew.• .t. E. Erwin lace 1.
4 o ii. it -- 1►r. A. Newton :Brady,
.1olai 1'es.44•, Samuel,1(1uir, )1nrdoek
Ross. Ww. Weston. Jtenry 11'es.tou.-
' Blyth '
K1wre--W. J. Mute•, collo F'inglaud.
t'uunel-43e41. l'buwh.•r,, 'tu. Wut•
sun, J., C. .11effruu, S. A. uppte-
stoue•. Jar. Smith,'Vui. Johnsto How•
art Bruudaon, Sidney Ieesllc, lin
F'lugla ud.
anomie
Ite•vr-Alfred C. 'looker. I awl. l
('ouuctl--John 11. Ilewitt. J. W.
Armstrong, Walter Rosie, G. R. Weller.
.t. L. Stewart. John l'rerar. Karl
Cunningham, Percy Mitchell, W. 11.
alluuide•rs. ,lames Mt-Fad/rm.
School 4ruahe•s- 1). l', Item , W. 1
fir•'
)J4ut..•h, 1'. •tewarL .
Clinton
Mayor --A .T. ('toper. A. J. Me.
Murray, R. J. Miller. V .Jaekson, E.
('ante•ion.
lt,•.•ve-C. G. Middleton. B. 1.anR-
furd.
(outsell: -(l. i.. Paisley, F. W. John -
•ton, W. Jenkins, S. Kemp. S. E.
Rozil1, J. $.•hoetthals. Fred Livermore,
\V. A.(:runt. W. J. Paisley.- A. E.
I4urn n: W. J. Stevenson. W. J. Ned',
ger, M. Ball. R. Langford, G. Jens
kine
r,ihllr 1•tilitt.5+ t'ommtllalon--n. .i.
Gthlwna (a,'cll.
Trustees --St. Andrew's Ward. A. F.
('udmon• tricot t; St. Jamwt ward. W.
Walker, (nevi.; St. John's ward, J.
A. Ford facet.; St. George's: ward. R.
Tnkk••r, Ilaruld Fr.•ndin.
. Etiet(•r The se•rlic.a at Knot ,•hunch n.-tt
.lppreriatbn from
A igouu, Advocate.: -The 4iodt'F'Mdl
�ig.al I••ual a very hands.) ('briad•
t us edition this year. 'rhe Sig . ham
grown u lot -awe the night we rpt
on 'tie feed - word of its newt prom In
th'• middy 711'.. 1;011.•rlch was a prat
straggliae village In those day. -a
.,wet ..0 • srtwhtrl town. with 'a rail
f;•ree annual qhe• ennrt house where
farmer.' trams used to be tied, and
,lu• er...1 event of cls• year was "the
brrg:,d.• camp" We like Goderich.
.11,.1 f!,•• signal is. pre•hnps. our most
.:e4m•1 ,•Achange.
Try Us For
Fancy Goods
Novelties, Etc.
MISS S. NOBLE
out', :sole ..111,1n. 1, r. (•
HERN'S BOOT SHOP
There is
Genuine Satisfaction
to.usin selling Footwear
that gives satisfaction to
Y
No Footwear can give
their best service if not fit-
ted properly. It is our aim
to give satisfaction in
Quality, Fit, Style and
Price
We invite you to let us
supply you.
W. KERN
Tice Savor. Phone 43w
1
MOD� THEATRE
WEEK OF J.1.. 7 TO 12
-1111111611. and Tuesday
Cherie,. Ra)
to hl. live4lt'•It laugh provoker
".ALIAS fors CAESAR"
Charles Morray in
"Th. Pip Pounder"
• • •
y and Thursday
_ 'aleer Hier*
the jovial rotund 'come fan in
"MR. BiILLIN(GS SPENDS His
DIME"
Christie
'(la0 the Wacon"
• • •
Friday and Saturday
William Russell
in A fighting lot pich,r4
"MAYS SiZE"
Sundhine Comedy
"(Truths Pala"
• • •
Mat,,,res.-h4ert. Wed. at 4.15 Sat. at
SAM.
4. -
NOTICE
A CHANGE OF TIME
will 1..• matr.'
el'\UAh, JANt'.1RY Mita, 1934
:all Particular•. Apply to any
r .... t -\gent. -. y� x.
l %NADIA\ NATIONAL 6.AH.K.11-S
Happy Is the Bride
who anticipates the desire of her
friends for a really good photo-
graph. Let us show you our
newest style.
-R. R. SALLOWS
GODERICH, ONT.
(tonna, Wellington Skinner, Jame.
llallautyne (tire.)
Iliad Wow aaerh t weahip
Reeve Rota•r Hueliy,wui taev.I
Council -J. Gillespie. It. ('oultee, F.
D. Stalker. and I'. W. Scott lacy.)
• r Holiday Vlallerea
Christmas and New Year visitors
in town luilud.d the following:-•
Misr S. McKinnon. Detroit.
Mies 1.. Webster, laladcltl.
Mr. It. held. Detroit.
Mr. and Mr-. J. Farr, Detroit.
Miss .1. Hawkins. Inudon.
Mr. and alt's E. Craig, Detroit.
Mr. and Mrs. E. M,t:ratt.u. Port
Colborne.
Mr. W. Kingston. Port Colborne.
-Miss D. Laithw'alte, Stratton'.
Mr. .1. Finn, Detroit.
\ Mr. W. Lacey. Detroit.
hoses P. and L. McLean. iketrolt.
K. Mcl. od. Iletruit.
Mr. tad Niro.. W. Oki.. IA•trok.
Mr. 4 Juhawta 1)•troit.
Miss 1.. orney, Detroit.
f4ur•.li J iuuury 3. ltt_a ,.
Phone 86
COLBORNE'S STORE
Phone
20 Per Cent. Discount Jan-
uary Clearance Sale of All
Sweater Coats and Pullovers
Brophey Bros.
THE LEADING
FUNERAL DnuteroKS
AND EMBALMERS
Orders carefully attended to
• at all bourn, night or day
GODERICH
]Ir. ago r. J. Walker. Clinton.
Mr. H. Newt, • lietroit.-
Mr. slut,uu.n, )ttawa. '
Mr. A. Moore, ratford.
Miss M. Melw•oel, Toronto.t
Nils. N. Melkwmld. ronto
Miss 4;. Begley. I • l4.
MIs,. I.. 'McDonald, Te me
Mr. 1). Murray. Detroit.
Mise M. Elder, Toronto.
'few. W. ,5(d'reath, Toronto.
Mr. G. Downs. Toronto.
Mlt+s R.Robinion, Detroit.
Mho 1.. Farr. Itetroit.
Mint R. 7bwus. Toronto''.'
Mis.. D. Smith, Toronto.
Mr. O. 4'. T1.trlworne, Wulkervilh•.
CHURCH NOTES
Res•ve- -Fred Elleringtnn. 14. Fron-
ts. W. D. }4anders. 1t. W. F: Heavers.
A F k.
r C. B. %tw11.
mfr. -Mors Janne .le•kell, .1. El-
ston. W. F. Abbott, Rlehard Davis. E14
Could
• • •
Wale' fee the "400 and 9." It's a real
'epeeist
ARRANGE
ARRANGE FOR ` A
GROUP PICTURE
while the family ateliom e_
for the holidays.
Phone 187 _,. Kethettr
('haries Hooper. JM' Davis,
'.other 'e•nhale. W.,T. Gillespie, J.
M. !loathe tt. R. M. Francis.
Board of '.dueatlon-Esti Jleyw-o.sl,
J Elston. W. 11. Dearing. A. E. Enke,
Tem i'ry4e. 'roes Grieve, Joseph
Harvey, W. D. . ' nders.
Public 1'111111.: R. W. F. Beavers.
i1. F. iMenton.
H
R.'.•v» Owen 11leger, Robert -1118,
gins. '
Council-}iugh't• rtonnl . John Dal -
in.. Alfred Taylor. Robert .t(•Arthor.
C.
Campbell, Thos. lludson. (teat*.
F'ollIek.
Srhonl trustee - A. L. ('a..- I).
13ndenfield. John loung.
rnhli. militia - F.. Rohm -tnM.1
Seaforth
Mayor --W. 11. Golding lace.)
Renese -J. W. -Belittle. John Grieve.
Council -W. A. (*Heti. W.
4'hapmnn, F. D. Hutchison, G. D.
Ranch 4:. 1'. Canino. 47...rge T. Turn-
bull 1e1.e•
ruhli,• I.441141". 4,fumivl.sv-J. F
lowly IH.-. l
Ihtblle School Trnste' North ward
John McIntosh 111.•e1. o ; south ward.
John Mogan lae••1.4: East ward. M.
M.•K.•nnar, J. 4. Laing.
.t,itfle4d township • •
11.4-v.• J. F Johnston. (acc.4
Ik.puty-Reeve John .Jamieson.
(ace)
Connell-- John Campbell. Thos. Sul-
livan, John Farrlsh (a,r.)
Colborne Towrwldp
Re"•ve-4'. A. Robertson
Council - .iohn (;riiham. .loltn
Veenom. Hugh, )Till, Aaron Fisher.
I ace.)
For that
Cough or Cold
RIKER'S SYRUP TAR
with Cod Liver Eatt act
50 Cents
RIKER'S LAXATIVE
Bromide of Quinine
Tablets
25 Cents
MELOIDS
for Sore Throat, etc.
25 Cents
Humbugs, Ib
Horehound Drops, Ib
Mic
31)c
H. C. Dunlop, Phm.B.
The Recall Store
name No. 1 TM sm iso*
Sunday will be takeu by the pastor
1te.-. lt. C. MeltrrmW. His morning
subject will be., "Th.-. Paths
of
dud in the .evening .41n The highway
or lure." Sabbath school at 3 p.m,
$i.'.• ,I New Year Evangelistic ter -
vires will be hell next 'Sunday in-
Victoria
nVictoria .:trw•t 'Methodist church con-
du.te,t .b • the pastor and eoatinaed
every .Rining of the -week-. A cordial
invitational* given- to all -to attend
these service....
The service" at the Baptist church
next'Sunday will be condu,t.d by the
pastor, Tier. (' N. I)owey. Sermon
subjects: 11 a.m., -Consecration"; 7
p.m., "Being Ready". Service at Tay-
lor's
aylor's corners at 3 p.m. and Sunday
School at 10 a.m. ,
At North street Methodist church
next Sunday the 7elr10094 will be as
follows : 10 a.m.- " Men's flub. JNiie
soon Rand Anil church damn meet-
lug+. The suhje•t to ho diva•use'd at
the -Men's Club will 1w "Ih.w May We
ke• the New Year a Happy- One!'
a .1 will be introduced by Mr. - J.
Du ow-, .iter. Dr. Dan Norman. a
nits. mart' on furlough from Japan.
_,will_ such at the morning and - ere`
ening .- rvie•s. 111.. mornfne subject
�
will ie • anon" and evening subject
-'1•ah,stlnr Lantern views and illus-
trated hyiu will he shown at the
evening servo •. Sunday school meets
at ,:t p.us.
i
Ladies' Sweater Coats with brush wool trimmings in colors. brown, fawn and navy
blue. Sizes 36 to 42 at 20 per cent. Discount.
Silk and wool Sweater Coats and Pullovers in the different shadings. lovely quality•
20 zr cent. Discount.
Kiddies' Sets, comprising of pull -on leggings, sweater coat -cap and mitts, in mute.
brown, heather, red, blue. These are very comfortable for the children from 2 to 5
years. 20 per cent. Discount.
Two Specials
Ladies' all -wool Pullovers, in sizes 36 to 422, in all the pretty shading. Regular X5.00,
to clear at $2.98
Children's Sweater Coats and Pullovers, all -wool, sizes 26 to. 32 in brown, navy blue.
fawn, Copenhagen blue and pink. Very special $2.49
"A Real Chance to Buy a Sweater -Don't Miss It''
-NEAR'S WORK RENEWED
Cooti,im from1
'rK r 1
•
still -11 good; one, Mr. Tltugnlogi.h Id -
ami worth today 'a of M.
- Victoria street ha • -lave- .,.nrtfieu I
and then sit inbcea to a foot of
crusher run 1.ruk.tt scut put u• fol-
lowed by u top dre:sing. '1'1tr stris•t
would prvrtubly he refresh 4 to rhe
4grad
with
,
.0u
1t
spring by mea its of bas u t gra
v
ed, and a eat or two of lair!v
two or tbr.s• years treat filen
Latvia. asserted Mr. Munndogs.
will have a road ou Victoria ...:r
similar to the -road --around th
.&guar.'. and yon ail know what that
is. and at a cost wittyn at least
$10.4400.
.The speaker - st,tel that 1;.slrri,•Is
had some tweet)•-four.ur twenty -tire
miles of streets. about eleven miles
of sewers and forty- miles of •i.h•-
'walka. as well as 1' '14111n -bol,-- and
caa.•h basins: all of which were in
oral of evirwtatit repair and attention
at the hand- ..f th.• public work• d.-
ptrtto.•nt..
Mr. manning,. retired T. rho. -earl•
ft.ation of East street and subsequent
treatment by _Iwo ..wts of earth. an
experiment w•bk•h It.. said he tial Issas
ant bona t.. test -tont. The result ..a
I, .'t street ha4'.tsrn a splendid Joh.
('ontinu,• ak.ne that tine. advised the
chairman of pltblh• works. and I.y-
doing a sire's or twe..•a,h year within
a few years God,•rlch will have -trees,
of whist we can fill he pr.ind. '
'The Deputy -Reeve figured that the
public works committwe hail ,curried
on the work of its• etetprtment on apt -
0147 It
The FYlitor of Ti
the Colborne wapitis
(`41l0w on Monday a
preparel"to write a de
of 41)111 nuPPting. 1'ttdo
usually privy duties were
through the lllnees of a me her cri_ .o.er 31000 lc„.than last ear Ti,e ')rut even that's
Omitted
'.Signal attended
to meeting at
came home
lied account
mately. his
ngme•ntrd proximately 97623. whir was n Iittl.• vt111.prrululhly he
miesioner ;hr it a lama1ion. stated that
light
I"•
believed the fess water situl gh
v
d.•ptrtmrntv were tooth well handle'.'
.•xwept that ' at prewiut there wasn't
1
enoug - water. Mr. 'Taylor asserted
that he had iwrn long enough u tu.•w- I'
lace 0,1 the .ommisesion to investigate• -
and know that there' was no truth lu
the statements that .the intake was • -
partid and •halt full of sand and tie '.n.
The capacity of the present intake
_IS i40 ptltons per minnte. the ordinary
summer consumption in town. while
at pre•7nt it ,. only delivering about
::tai to :fl, xallow. a miuuti•. Mr. Tu)-lor
referred to the large winter fleet vi
1in.•t.,•n bot! -in the harbor .end COM-
re.t 4;'.d,•rlch to a little Hnffnlo, Ile
11.1 endeavor. lie said in closing. to
- wit the intake was well laid next
-prin noel thin the people got value
for et. v dollar of their as V.
Mr. M. T. Murney. oh/Orman of the
for and so het it •st there, though b
r•e
5
oiC awl to explain anything puzzling
In connection with the elltt.•rnent id
the best way he could.
coru}Ws•,ie
the evening
m.ena-nt+. 4lr.
fact that while
r0mmis•itou had i
to 1t:.74111 14•r 11nr
N. tfie cit t:e•n. had
This had Men po•si
f:u-T that there was
head for 7151 or slit' ho
for '.tin or 2!40 horsepower.
missi,o, show'. it surplus of
year. r•markel Mr. Marney.
doe- not 'take ,•tire of- de•pre.
however. You know aftvr nr :31.1finish with oar statement the 11)
auditors got hold of 4t and ttu•T tai
It. When they figlwh with it our mutt
ut to aruut6l 92000:
tet ton had. ,Mr.
the grouse (1
hnroarfhly b7
hnl.e.ioner Tay- Hold
was the last speaker of
nd he spoke but a few'
nrovy.•mpha•ize.t the
.• power rue* to the
rea-ssl from $37.00
1s.wnr the rates.
been deceraiwd
e due to the
more over-
.•pow..r than
The nom- 1
thin
which
atlon: C
tors
ro
t
IlJat of Nominees
The list of tomineeei for t•b a various
'I(oullnlpd on Pats. 10)
Mrs. Donald and Miss Myra Me -
Nevin wee.( in .1. Ion this week.
Mr-. IR Reid. of fa•trolt, 4s in town
on a. visit with her parents. Mr. and
Um- J. S. Plan.
Goderich townedtip
fuse«,• -0. (:inn, (acct.:
f'ouncll --.1. Sowerhy. 11. Corey. 0.
Jervis, n. Churchill, Ince.)
.)
Grey towtaehip
Reeve - ,Inhn M,Nab, Jas. F.
('olltns, J. J. Mr•1'utch'•,.n, F.(1. Fnitun.
R. W. Livingston.
1)eputyR.rve-Thos McDonald, R.
7. TAyteI .1. J. Meenteheon Jat1. F.
Collin".
ro,in.hl--1l'. V. alrKay, 7..3. lite'
car4.h.•nte,' Wither 1: Tnrnhull, Fred
W. Howland.
Hay tonu..hlp
Reeve-1Llatore..F. Klopp t nerd
4'ouneii--C. 41. Rader. .1 i'. Rau. A.
Reichert. W. R. ikougnll. ince.)
Hewkk township T,- Herta. .1. -Wni. .1. Spotter,
;mita.
Dr}tnt�-Roe ce-John ilryans 04to.
Hnbhn rd.
council -John (}amble. R. J.
Ilouglas, Wm. Etards. Fred Taylor.
Mlltun Leonard. R. tt)onaleh,oli.
Hullett tewn*Mp
lb...re--Matthew .lrm.trong, RO t
(9Arke.
Council --Ernest Adams, James
'Riper, Jhhn Barr, Thomas Sloan. Her-
bert Mogridge.
Morris township
t.lwnship
11.e•.r .1. 1i. Year. Rnht Shortre•.1.
Walter lnlil. Mr. Frear, reeve for pnst
two years retired.
Council -W. .1. Hender--.en, Elston
Cardiff. John 7.4.4.111. .T•'hn Brown
Arthur Wheeler
MrKHlap ton nnhip
Reeve -Francis J. McQuaid la.r.4
Connell- -John Dodds, Danlel Reegele.
Edward Horan, F. Betel' Medd. Daniel
Benermaan.
Stanley township
R.rve-.4:rnrge, R. Donley (ace.)
Council -.T. Marvel:. .1. Itathwwell.
W. Douglas. Faue Inn i
Stephen township
Beet., Ak-'. TT. Nceh..John Ilny•.
1►eputy-Ttepoe-John flays. William
Sweitzer. Renben nortz.
Connell- Yimrge Penhale. Wm.
Sweltrer, Victor Snell. Snlmmon Pol-
l/sit. 1. Tetrean, R. Lantz.
Tnekersinl h township
Reeve -John M,'Nanghtnn 1 „er. )
Connell - R. P. Watson. .ios.•ph G.
Crich, Chas. Riley and Roland Ken-
nedy (nee.)
t'alwtrne lawny Ip
Reeve- Wm. 11. Conten I ncr 1
Council Fre) C. Stewart. .tofu
Med his spending ronaiderat • time,
the mer ltanical staff which - ensi-
thls Week in the composing t`•om, and
thus he was f reel to neglect •n-
aderrble office- work. 'Leaders of T
Signal who were interested in the
report of this meeting have the as-
anran.w tht}t all the vounelllor5, 1* -
eluding nee Reeve. gave it ;very sada-
factory r,•lsirt of their stewardship
and that plenty of evi'denee. was •ule�l
mlttedz show that the affairs of the
townilt�ipt. Dir Te goo.' slu+pe.
streets gem -tally and the irk lacks Murrill' fliiTnntht thi
,as well." i think. 414 ar any me. rye- r tae•n ,•nrhrd pretty
{ mirrk.d Mr. Muicnings. MayorIlalietnr and (o
)1. ('. e. harreo
Iliinsu:11 the ah•uesetung Cen',e
p donee in the alnsei1)10 HA I1 teas
the titdtt of a festivitl.es locally
thtring--Christ wssk.-- Tb.1 t.0m-
-mitt* .in elwrge a 411c. de',rntlon•
nntilid Jts•If under a capable and
ue
c)rgette' 'teader*hfp Mr. 4-'. V.
(5,rtw•right. The arch Ays. floral
de'oratlous and colored pe paper
iii pines and rosette imttetna erea-
tel of the twit room a t•erlta
bower -of beauty. The artificial shrub
trees. and flowers loaned espe•ijjly
for the °evasion through the ktltt..A•
new of air.' 11. N. t'b•Ihnckeer. imus,
ager of chi• Goderich Art. -raft Furni-
ture Company. were also linnet'. ad-
mired. .l dainty 1,n'•h_iennsri.tinc of
sandwlches, ler r•reatn. eake,And eoff's,
wasserved about midnight. .t Tnn-
+1,m far •aerie proVY4e4 chi'-tmiste for
a lengthy, dance program which last-
r1.we11_on'.toward 3 a.M.
For goad printing (come to The Signal
GODIrRiCH MARKETS
Thur./My .fan. 3rd.
Shorts. per ton 1132.00 3.300
Bran. per inn 2!1.00 3000
Hay. per ton (1005[•1 . 0100 9.00
Hay, per ton (haled) . 12.00 1:.00
Wheat. per hu -11.4 .... ft. • 1.00
Oats, per bushel .33 - 40
Barley. per hoshel .. ..:. .00
Bnekwheat• per hnahel .70 .78
Potatoes. per bushel 40 .30
Hides, per 1b. .015 ' .00
Cottle. choice, per cwt 530 47.041
('attire. medium. per cwt. 4.50 300
Veal ('slues. per cwt. .. 0.00 10.151
Ings. per cwt. 7. i . S (5t
iamb,. per cwt. 1.30' 10.110
Chickens. per 1h :.l$ .241
Dneffs, per It.. . ',1S .211
Flour. !intent. p -r cwt 3..7, 3.7
Flour. family. ps•r cwt. :4.30 3:.311
14ittt ,'r. err. nierV r lb. .12 .4
Hatter, dairy. per .h.Rae .40
Eggs. fresh per dozen . , 43 .•
1 am out for r•-.4.»tion n. He•pur-
Iteeve for 1:4_4. ern -winded Mr. Mian•
ninRs• and if you flank my services
re deterring •tf- it further term 1'11
my test for ti,, lawn a•'1 1,i' .•
(I. during the pit -t'
( Reeve and Deputy -Reeve •
Wb. might he termed the only ex-
t•ifemrnt during (Is• evening wa.- .sr-
easMsn.d v the :+dire..+ of - William
14a11ir, a mine• for the Deputy-
Ite•ve•hlp n a fortuer nie•mber of the
e•ouucll. Mr. attic saw nor rtausor, for
any: man pert) •'arty shaking hands
with hlmse if -o r the present eon-
dition-of-Victoria treat. 7T• Pspre+x-
swl tttr opinion al. that tae- work
might. h*xe been, J_ moie rap 41
ly than it had been.
Mr. flank then turn•, 40 the ac-
tions at elle county count of Reeve
It -t aneT-Tieput)=S.rre Munningp(
to
who -s• actions he slid. i�} took
'bunt exception air. _Rollie (011,4,1
fault with the property eommi t5• of
the rnunty council In •it. . end ors
during the year to arrive at a set
,tient in ronnee'tion with 11w slitter
at the 1a11. and the 0•cupaney
its between Mr. J. C. Griffin,
the term. and .1. R. iteynolds,
grain. 'E itr.--f slue arsettestir-twat
the door of the property committee.
or which. as has been said. !reeve
KnighKnight was a w.ntter. the resignation
of it. ('. I{ays t,s .•Dant) e0ligitnr. be-
t
enWw• the committee had. dlsrngarded
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fef
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BUCKL.EYS
BRONCHITIS
MIXTURE
AT Al l PNU(GISTS
ddlIPODW.: 75 4:
in Goderieh lr)• Camp1w'II"a Drug
Store and H. 4'. Dunlap,'
CHRISTMAS IS OVER !
Have you broken your: New
S'ear's Resolutions yet ?
Mark Twain was the only one
wh could preserve his, intact:
lved to neither borrow nor
lend- ostly lend -for the New
104 advice and ...inputted another lawy
er in the matter.
Reeve Knight was (Whit rto reply to
the erittrefsm by Mr. Mille. which he
ehgra(•iertzed as neither Just nor fair.
Mr. Knight stated h1. 1.4:44.g111te
.4..s rly printing out nett he turas not 5
party to consulting the other lawyer
l
- 141 that he Itnd objected in open emot-
e'',ma dirt Mr. Monologs, to the •.non•
ell paying J. It. iteyn.(1
d'rs hill of $21
for light and
feel.
Mr. f onnolly. who Mid charge of the
work on Vietorin street. mad. It clear
to Mr. Rollie that he and not this
I councilNm
was to Name for anything
amiss 11: the work there. and further
Ithat If the work had been delayed It
tray stein.-.+) for a purpose to arum
Ia better road, as would Is. seen when
I the work was rnnplete'1.
I i tiekerielt A Little Duffel*
Commissioner .1101W. T'a'ilor. .yho
50 was returned as water and Tight com-
Tear.
For that. un down feeling aft
ter broken solutions there is
nothing like new record for
V erele Ma fee the Victrola.
Hear Galli Curci sing "The Laughing Song" from
Manon or "The Mad Scene" from Lucia.
1 -on will r.;new Youth and Resolutions at one and the same time.
H. E. JENNER
�ckey
Boot
and Skating
Boot
For Men, omen and Children are now in stock. Come
iri' and look over our big range of seasonable Winter
Goods, Felt Shoes, Moccasins, Rubbers, Goloshes,
Spats, etc.
Our prices are as low as we can make them, consider-
ing the high qualities of our goods.
SHA AN'S
THE LEADING OE STORE
Phone 158 W. REG. MAR AN (ODERICH
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