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TowNsna), COUNCILS
VAST WAWANOW
Tie iirSt Meeting. Of -the Connell let
Baet 'Wawanosh for 1941 witS held 04
THE GODERICH SIGN.AIATAR
Municipal Aegoelatien end the IGeed
Beads Asseetelation, eeking iNutieil iu
join, aand :relating to a conventien at the
novel York Hotel, Varuary Oettli anal
27th. No aetteiS taken.,
Moved by Wm. Mareh and J1ZMe8
Feagan Mat no action be, teken,on be
apPlication to ,abandon theRail-
way fromeClintme to Wingham-
, Thee, Wilson asked teOuncil for a
grant to the Auburn IAbrary. No
action taken.
The bendS for Treaeurer. and Co
leetor were renewed through, Thee,
The Collector's time WaS e*tended
one month, and all -outstanding taxe$ of
'1NO must be' paid on, or ibefore the
16th day of Mareh, 1941, The Colleetor
reported taxes -tollected to date' $18,-
1e2:98;inalance to collect,
Applications for the position Of as-
sessor were received from W. 'W„ Fisher
and Thos. H. Wilson.
Moved ,by -Wm Marsh, seconded by
Alex. Watson, -that 'Gordon, Jewell be
dismissed es. asseSsor, and that motion
of appending asseesor be left oVer tifl
the -February Dieting be rescinded, It
was then moved by Wm. Marsh,see-
onded by WM. Clark, that Win. SallowS
he it8.8g.ok,
, The roini 'vouchers and the followieg
iteeirantes- were ordered- -pa id ;
Vouchers$161.80; Thos. re-
newal .01 bonds, $12.50; H.121..P.O., Ser-
vice charges Township Hell, $8 40
Hospital fer-Slisle iChildren, Toronto,
$5; Munieleal World, account, $29.25;
Signal -Star, error, 42; Bank of Mon-
treal, collecting takes,. $3.45; Com
-
pierce, Godegicle .$11.50; Commeree,.
Auburn, $2.70; W. C. Pettman, relief
account, $2:85; J. G. Montgomery,„ re-
lief account, WAIL Wm. Sainews, re-
fund on cheque for spraying weeds; $0.
Moved by 'Wm. Ma.r.sh we adjourn
to meet the 4th day ee February at
WM.ISDLOW, Clerk.
January 13th. Atemliers all present
butCouncillor lBlack, All hoeing sub-
ecribed to the declaration •of office, Bev.
Mr. Townentrat the eolicitation ftC the
Reeve prayed that divine bleesing
.and gladance, be gLeen the Veuncil IZL
all matters of *deliberation during the
year jut entered upon, and- later ex-
tended his best wishes to, the Connell
for an harmonious year. M. TO:WIWI:1d
was later thanked or his attendance
at the meeting. Short and appropriate
addreSses were also given by membera
of the *Council and officials present.
Minutes of last Meeting in 1949 were
read and .aPProved.
-Communications frone the Depart.:
mens,ef i'Municipal Affairs, re conduct Of
eoiincil meetings, the Sick Children's
Hospital and the Navy'League Of
Canada, asking-fer elonatione in aid of
,these inStitutione, the *Ontario Sfunici-
Pal Association .and the tOntario Good
loess Aesochrtion, re Membership in
these bodies, were ordered filed.
Five dollars- was voted as a donation
In akLo thesAulnernePeblic pibrarYS'
• Eight eopies of The MilnicilitiT"W.414
Were Ordered a,4, formerly, for—the
Council and officials.' s
The following appointments were
made /or the present year: F, Thomp-
son and Geo.. Taylor, auditors; W. F.
,Oampbell, member Board of Health,'
McGowan and J. McGee, sanitary,
inspectors; j, Gaunt, drain. inspector, ;
Geo. R. Irwin, school attendance -officer ;
john' T. Scott, weed inspector; R. R.
eleGees J. F. McCallum, R. M. I Shlell
and ,.Geo. Walter, sheep valuers. '
The necessary forms on road expendi-
tures 14 1940 baying been filled out
were attested and will -be forwarded
•to the Department ef Elighwaye,for the
stthSidy due the municipality.
TWo bylaws, one'confirraing appoint-
ment of township officials,' the other
--peov.iding ter, expenditure -on -township-
roads this season, Were read and passed.,
°The f011oWing aecounts.were. passed
Dominion Bank,•collecting taxes, $4.05;
T. H. Wilson, grant to Auburn library,
$5;• The Municipal World,- supplies,
p.5.22; subscriptions, $8; A. 'Porterfield,
salary, postage and fees as divisional
regeetree4, $4245.00,
Council adjourned to meet, again on
TuesdayserebruiteY-Athe
A. TORTERFIET11), Clerk.
COLBORNE TOVVNSIIIP
The MunicipaleCouucil of the „Towne
ship of Colborne met. as per statute on
:Monday, January lath, in the forenoon.
The members are.; tReeve, Wm. Them.;
Cdfineillors, A. Watson, James 'Feagan,
WM. .Clark and Wm. Marsh.
After signing the declaration of *f-
ace -the Council of 1041. waseinaug-ur-
ated.,
Th1e minutes of rDecember meeting
were read and adapted. "
The Reeve welcomed the three new
members to the 1Ceunell and asked for
thele co-operation 'throughout the Year,
The usual by-laws Are...given:the.,
required readings and passed, relating
to salaries, 'appointing fllclals, estirce
ated expenditures and? bank by-law for
borrowing money -from time to time.
letter from the .0anadian National
R,ailesay. agent, was Nall, asking Cdun-
til to pass a resolution in connection
_with_ an easement over the township
rod hetWeen lot. -15- and 16, west of
the Blue Water Highway. Moved b -e
Wm. Marsh and Wm. Clark this resolu-
tien be passed. --
A letter from the Hespital for Sick
Children, Toronto, asked for a donation.
$5.06. Was granted.
Letters were read from the Ontario
Something in C011111101i
"Once when 1 was travelling in China
I.was bound and gagged by bandits."
"How thrilling!, Were they any
like the .bandits in a musical
comedy?" .
"In one way. The gags they used
were forty,. or fifty years old!" '
Preparedness
Teacher -s -And now, who can tell why
we sthould always be neat and clean?
• Little Lizzie—In ease of accident,
ma'am.
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SICK HEADACHE?
Rouse Your Liver. te Keep the Bile Flowing
The special. vegetable Ingreditinfis
Morse's Indian Root Pills promote Bile flow,
aid dieisfion, help remove' the cause of sick
headache. 56 Pills, 25c—at your druggist's.
Three Mi !tes, Please!
(DY Kw with * Notebook)
Looks like, the good ship "Sirois Re-
port" was. Scuttled.
• The County of Huron and the -Gotle.
rich Oeilegiate InStitute reach the .
cricket la plaYed here. , _ ' the anTugarlarameet1We'olfnitgitea:IrluarnognedFrtuilrt.
centrtry markthia year, although' no
:Growers'Association, to be' held at
- The seal,' of the' iCautity is a sheaf ----..- ._"
Clinton on waren 2otu
of whea.t, a plow, and haininer. Inc . • •
wheat represents Plans :for reforeta- Mr. and, %ra. John A. Stewart of
Tion, the plOw is [tor turning them Seafortiat , celebrated the -diftleth• an-
. any ,.ponson .advanoing pantlior 14t
Idans. niversarY of their wedding 01 January
h. Mr. Stewart is a former mayor
'underfiand the hammer la a warning to
i'W1P411)eg liolle";:"' sse- i'zo' wooden 'fitimmsf .'°AW., Fill.g0,114umff*,.:Seafortle announ. cee the
rifle. in ,Coranaunist ' chit)." The gralSalug4gameat-ef bis daughter, Elizabeth
wouldn't fire, but thAY.11: Akke '011°. . McBieene to Lloyd Chester Iloggartht
An English plinister, is. advocating B.10.A.V., 'Camp Borden, on of Mr.
Noveneber -Oth, on . the ground that ,
'6111'''''Oav4ge*'''oro-Ta4hde snMsrrr.iiinlgeenstraY"'rails°e'ggii‘iirtache.; i' 'SS:tau:741'444y:
February ist.
that Hitler replace
Adolf the bigger villain "of the two. air hidir httluoef,
0401.10e4 With the' atrocities _i.,.. that ' ,caltr:frZt-00Waeol$1111*,$4,'ittilu':i4Q•cildy
'Hitler ,perpetrates,.any was, a piker. aore, in . los esgeseseeerths year. He
ssereSecli,m,ees°,1iese(411:t414ac'taenlit°.b4uureldbilingst ,Lcfr$,Ist; ward''11111vaa s°'Y Yee and towndr r° . and 1 WT1 14'bl. e ecuc : 'I)'' : $oft°Y1'1* Clinton11con
Slv1 cva;lel 1 : , ' andy'41.°r"
41).etwoutlitt„the-inoors,44-,DO.Y‘QPiR4,111...„.11tatert,ALTIOY:1,0.4., '4 , _.2
a large red' cross . on the reocof eaele,
and let the• Nazis unload tbaxiabss residentheir'Christopher •pletriCh; T'l,',/e-TPItiawn.
.vown‘tnny can't 40, any .barna,. , of the i Zurich district, died
suddenly on, ..Saturday in the pace of
Ir. P. J. .O'Dwyer, Zurich, -where he
had gone for -medical treatraeut. Death
was due' to a heart -attack. • Deceased
was in his Si.xtY-fein'th,; year...
.. Mrs. Edward Merntr died On:Thurs.
•
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The inaugurth meeting of the 1941
Council- fo r -Wes telVetiaranoshe W a ' he
on anuary 11th, in the Wewnship
ve Thos. 'Webster and 0o.uncillors
Harold Gaunt, ..:Gordon lifaherson,
Wallace 'Miller and Brown ,Sanytti.
signed' the'necessary declaration's a.
offiee, •
. The minutessofetheersecember meet-
ing were read and aecepted oirinotion
of 10oueeillors Smyth and 1Gairet. By-
passed on motion of 'Councillors Miller;
-and McPherson. The Reeve and Clerk
were authorized to. sign the anplication
foietheesubsidy on -highway expenditure
in 1940. BylavS No. 2, setting .apprepri-
talons for highway expenditures for
1941, was Passed on motion of Council-
lors Miller .inid .Gaunt. ,
The following are the Township of-
ficials tfor 1941Asse*ore Herbert
Taylor; collector, Charles Alton; clerk,
Durnin Philips:* treasurer, Wm-. A.
Boyle; auditors, Thos. 13. Taylor,' W.
I. ; caretaker, Jos. Foran. Board
of Health—D. B. Murray, Thos. !Salk-
eld, J6s. Leddy. Live etock valuators
—H. Rutherford, A: . A.nderSon, 13.
Thompson, Jas. Sproul. Toundkeepers
—A. Brown, R. Taylor, H. Reid, W.
Nicholson, V, Walsh, A. •Kinalian, Mid":
Humphrey, W. McQuillin, D.. Ajton.
Fence-viewers—W. A. Orser, H. -king,
S. Johnson,- J. Durnin (con.
Armstrong, Geo. 'Swan, G. A. Greer.
. The Council, adjourned to -meet
February at,1.30 pm. -
DURNIN-PHILLIPS,, Clerk.
LIFE INSURANCE . •
IS GOGI1 CITIZENSHIP
TORONTO, Jan. 21.—In his pre,si-
dential addre.s at the 69th annual meet -
4 .4
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There is no truth in the rumor that
the fear Vast command sallied the
probleM •of ,transporting the quantniea
of spaghetti epized et Bardia to their
main flupply base in !Egypt In a fleet.
of transports eath six inches wide and
Sifty feet long:
•
ISaverbkook has good reason- for
wantieg a faster Spitfire, -for in a
straight-away the 1Messerschmitt still •
leas the lead„ This fact is borne out
by sev,eral months of scanning news,
paper aiticles in a vain attempt to find
out if a Spitfire has ever overtaken its
quarry.- _Often _km— we.. teat" _of_ ,
Messerschmitt heading for home "being
pursued by a iSpitfire," but not once
-have we read of the hound catching chapter of the study book. Mrs. D.
Reed, treasurer of the W.A.,, gave' her
up to the hare.. ' report, which showed an active and
"Toronto youngsters don't know how successful year. Arrangements were
reeky they are, says The Toronto m_ade to hold the annual 'church meet-
1Star, referring to the fact that ing on4hursday afternoon of this week,
ada's spinach supply is in no danger 'te be followed by -a eot-luck. supper.
Rev. W. P. Newman closed the meeting
aessietheeennureninetbeAlnitesiseStateses
All the•eame, it is the kind of luck that witirPritYet- Limert* Waw-eerved by the
, t kept from JOhnny until next
, Bhoosgtiees.s and her -daughter, Mrs, Earl
isbest
June.
The newspapers have- been mildly
• reminding John Q. Public that it will
soon be the topay income tax for 1940
and in this respect are meeting with
more -Sliccess than Mike, who was sent
to the ,home of Mrs. Brown to inform
her that her husband had been killed
-in an -ateldent,....-
. "See.that you break the news as gent-
in the Britialt army ha Olalus, radio.
and South Africa., before eoikag to
W1)10)40m nearly thirty yeara ago. lie
went overaetta in the la'reat War, re-
turning to Wingham in 1919. 1k ia
„survived 'by his wife, a son , and tt
daughter. -,
Lindeey—Theuipeop
A, pretty wedding took plate at the
home of the bride's mother, •Seaforth,
on Saturtlay„,,when Ruth, daughter of
ThomMort and the late J. B.
Thorapsen, was, united in Marrigge to
Herman tindSeys sOn of the late Mr,
and Mrs. A. ,Lindsey, Toronto. Rev.
-11. V. Workman officiated. The,„ couple
will reside In Toronto.
Fiveyear-oldJ,ktolt
Drowned at Whigham _
Andrew, the Ave -year -old -Sou of Mr.
and airs. Joserai. elark, Wingham,' lest
his life en Tuesday of last .week in
the iey Waters of the Maitland River,
When he 'did not .gliow up at home for
-the-itoliii-'lifearliTS,"-Tatlier Went? looking
Efor hini, Two pet dogs, which had
1)cm-with the boy -led 'hira.totlie river
and he traced the lad's marks on, the
river ice to a:point about one hundred
yards below the ON:R. bridge 'where
there was a hole in the thin ice. QUO
.4f the lad's rubber boots was found on
day last at her -home On .the Goshen' the river bottem at this point. An
line, Stanley townshiP, after ,,a brief alarm was, sounded and the lire brigade
illness •''he was In her, sixty-first yearan many other citizens turned ,out
She leaves .two sons, Merton, of Ter-, and made a search of the river for a
onto, and Kenneth, of .Goderich town-
ship,, and two daughters, ?/Irs. Izetta This being without result, eitizens'mado,
of New Dundee, and Mrsup a fund itesecure the seeviees of a
Grant Turner, of Clinton. professiOnal diver, who late ISaturclay
Henry Howard, a war veteran, died afterneon reeovered the bodes Mr. and
suddenly at Wingham in his sixty-first Mrs. Clark have one other child, a
year. A native of England', hp served three-year-old by. '
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considerable distance down-streem
HI .
- ' • —lug of the Confederation Life Associa-
tion here today, C.., S. Maedonald de-
clared that the method.s of , financing
Canada's war effort are sound. The
"fact that wholesale prices remain 17 Sdpee y recovery.
per cent. below the 1920 standard in- The sympathy of the community -is !
dicates the success of the government's extended to Mrs. Nelson 'Graham in the i CARLOW, Jan. 21.—The Township
policy of meeting war costs bY taxation
d
and borrowing from &urea savings, ied recentlin Ilurim townshipdeath of her sister, Mrs. R. Reid, Who : Council of 1941 met last week and re-
• I appointed the previous officers with y .
he said. i
Congratulations to *.N.trs. 'N. Cunning- , the exceptiOa-of the assessor, 3.1r. W.
Pointing ont that .general • business
activity-waseeeper -peak-greater-1u-
ham,: who on iSunday, January 19th, at1T. ,Sallows being appointed to that
re 'ome
, e danghtee, elfresehas. offi
than in. 1939, Mr. Macdonald stated
Crawford, celebrated her .eighty-fifth The C.C. Club is putting on an enter -
that Canada's national licome In 1941
. a billion dollars greater than birthday. Mrs. iOunningham is enjoy .I tainnieift In the Township Hall on
will be
ing good ohealth. anti takes ple,asure in I Friday night. The,Red Cross convener,
in 1939luxuries, however,. would impede, . th4ending this extre money on e listening to chnteh service s over the i Miss Dora Wilkie,
be will be in charge.
The program willprovided by. the
. ,
Winning of the war, he warned.
-If our citizens win? regeive higher
wages increase undely Weir purchases
of non -essentials which. require labour,
Bdglitensifour Furniture
, , . .
BrisAtens your Home
Just a few' drops on a damp Clothleinoves dull-
ness, finger inarks,,ete. Polishes quickly bard and
1eaving_ne stiCky fdro. to catc.h the dust. IAA
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HAWES'
Lemon Oil
AS FAMOUS AS HAWES'FILOOR WAX
We don't pretend to know everything, but we do claim
to know machinery and how to repair breakages or worn
.out Tarts.
Our Machine Shop
is,open every day and we are -at your sertrice.
ea
W. Stokes
PHONE; .2003 MACHINIST
r.,
SAATIE MONEY •
When you !shy DWI CONE -CLEANED ANTIIEM3ITi
COAL, you save money as it ia coal with little ash, no slate
and abundance of heat.' When requiring more coal tty this
coal and prove it for yourself.
, CASH PRICES
D8611 C014E-CLEANED A.NTIII,UCITE, oda
BARTLEY FaGR-POINT POCAHONTAS del.
ALBERTA 0,HBST1UT, deL
STOKER MAL, del.
FORD 'COKE, del.,
LONE STAR, DoMEST.ib and
LONE STAR, DOMESTIC and
STEAM dO.Aft,
'delivered
STEAM COAL,
in - .yard
$15.50'
13.00
11.00
10.75
13.50
9:,00
8.50
Chas. C. Lee
COAT:VAUD and HARDWARE STORE.
Phonee—Office 22 Houle 112 At the
arbor
PORTER'S -LL
PORTtR',S 21. --The an-
nual meeting a the M.A. was held in
Grace church on Thursday last. A
good. report of the year's work was
given by the secretary: Election of
officers took place as follsews : President,
Mrs. Ohn- Harris; vice-president, Mrs
Milton Woods; treasurer, -Mrs. Reid
Torrance; secretary, Mrs. -Geo. Proctor;
organist; 'ffre. D. ,Gardiner,
Mrs. Weston has been quite ill the
past week. We hope soot to see her
-- • , around again.
The regimerital-sergeant was six -= Mr. and Mrs. Ray Cox are moving to
'toot -two in his -socks aid- accustomed the former B.. Cox farm on the 7tit
to 'being.obeyed, so when he and "thel coneession.
;little. woman" attended a iparty the There was no church service on
last night of his two weeks -lea:ve and Sunday owing' "to the .storm.
thesclock struck one a.m. he said they Red Cross Work.—The Monthly Red
had better be getting home as he had Cross meeting was iseld on Monday
to report for duty at seven. the next last. About' twenty. ladies were Pre-
morning—so , they stayed an. hour sent. Oriequilt was quilted; and yarn
longer, ' and material were ordered. All kings
of clothing are badly needed for
PORT ALBERT refugees. The next meeting will be
held the third Monday in February,
when two quilts are to be quilted, Mrs.
PORT AJDBDBRT, Jan. • r. Will Cox having donated one. A.
9 /
McKenzie, who fOrmerly lived here euchre party, sponsored by' the Red
and is now residing near Blyth, under-. Cross, is to be held at John Torrance's
went a serious Operation for ruptured
home sa Friday, January 31.
appendix in the Goderich Hospital on.
Thursday last: --Ke all wish him a
ly as pessible," said the foreMan. So'
'Mike walked down to her house,
knocked on the. doors and when she
opened it • asked, Toes the;4widow
Brown live. here9”,
CARLOW
materials or foreign exchange needed
In war effort, the results Could .,be
most, unfortunate -and perhaps serious.
Citizens would be competing against
the government for labour and material
urgently eietded in war Work," pointed
out 1Mr. Macdonald.
The -lie insurance companies played
impoistaitt war role by marshalling
the savings a 3,500,000 policy owners.
and then lending theee. "lighting
dollars" to the government, stated Mr.
!Macdonald. The companies were al-
ready pie largest single class ofsub-
scriber's to Caliada.'s war loans.
"Ie war, as in peace, „ it is good
citizenship to own life insurance, and
the Canadian who igo inveets his Savings
has the satisfactiqn of knowing that
he Is assisting in a very Material way
s
trging that governments, as well aS
citimns, must econoinize in order to
find the money to let,* tbesexpensive
military equipment needed in modern
warfare? Mr. Macdonald voiced- ap.-
proval of provinces which have defer-
red -Capit9.1 expenditures Until after fhe
war. It was oneonrdging, he said, to
note that municipalities were Alumnae,
the way by sharply deereasing their
borroving. Municipalities; throughout
Oaliada had issued only '419 nlillionS
in .rtew debentures in 10440-0 tempered
Witb„,$28 millions in 1939, $30 rafllions
in 1938, and $55 millions in 1937.
*Moreover; municipal debt was estimated
to have been slasleed by $160 millions le
the last two years, making a total re-
duction of nearly $240 inlllIoiis in seven
ye:11.1"814ris is of the greatest valne to Can-.
ada's war effort," he said "Fivery dol
lar ef municipal debt repaid releases
another dollar for- mtinitions:and for
the „support o,Canada's soldiers over-
, seas. In atiditionothe Municipality
placed in a ntronger positio'h to fraee
post war problems."
Paying. warm tribute to the Confeder-
ation Life staff i[n Great.Britain, Mr.
Macdonald 8a1ki 4,Every. member of
our staff in the United Kitigdorn ,is in
the front Vile trenches. Just as Surely
as were the moil !who tottaht at Vino
-
and the Marne In the 'last war. Not-
tkiitimtantling their dillictilties, efir 4f.
flee in Britain, bawl hit aa,' it has been
by the enlistment lat 47 mettiberS of the
radio on Sundays:1'11Zr son, Mr. Bert
Cunningham of Toronto, spent the an-
niversary with her. t,
° The A.Y.P.A, met last 'Friday evening
to bold their regular meeting, hut it
didn't turn out as was planned. Those
present, aliehirWanty inember,,i, went
on a tour to Goderich and attended
.the hockey game between Lucknow and
the Godericb Sailors.
Chuttli Workers Meet—The January
meeting hof the W.M.S. and W.A. - of
the United church Was 'held Thursday
afternoon last, with eleven ladies pre:
sent. Mrs. J. Quaid had eharge of the
deVetion,a1 period. The reports of the
secretary and treasurer were read,
ShOwing an increase in membership.
also that the allocation of 860 had been
fore,arded to tfie Presbyterial treasurer
and a bale of two quilts had been sent
to the supply seereeary. It was de -
tided" that eaeh Member use the.month-
ly envelopes this year, alse the holiday
ealenders.. A temperance readingwas
given bi-'Sirsi."-W:-Urawfordsiiiides New
Year's topiesby Mr's. Neuman. Mr.
tednor finished' reading the last
field staff and 1 -of the.. office staff, haS
been able to*Conttibute 84 per cent. as
Much new business as it did in 1939."
, Teo T. Milburn Oe, 144., Toronto, OM.
pupils from No.; 1, No. 3, No. 8 and No.
0 schools. A small fee will be charged,
which gok to Red Cross work.
Rev. A. 31..lio3.1e occupied the pulpit
of the Presbyterian church on Sunday
A Help To Those
Past- MiddleAge
When men and women get :pest
-middle age -their energy and activity,
In many instances, begin to decline,
lind their general vitality is on the
Irene.
Little elelineses and ailments seem.
harderto shake .off tium forraerly,
,ande here and there, evidences of e.
‘breakslevni begin to appear.
Now is the time whoa those who
Vilat 'fo maintain- theh;„ -hearth an
. vigor, and retain their energy un-
impaired should` take a eourse of
blilburnSi Health and. Nerve Pills.
They grace up and invigorato the
system, and lielp stall eft the &prep'-
, tude of advancing rearts.
Round Trip Bargain Fares
JAN. 31 FEB: 1 front GODERI011
To Stations Oshawa awl' Ease. to Cornwall incluftive,„Uxbridge',
Lindsay, Teterboro, Carapbellford, Newmarket, Collingwood-, Mea -
ford, Midland, North Bay,. parry Sound, Sedbury, Capreoi, and
west to Beardmore.
P.M. litAl,NS T A 'XT 91 ALL LTRAINS
PRIDAY 013-11 • °I- SATURDAY J I-2”, I
to TOItONT()
also, to Minn -ford, Chatham,. Goderich, GuelphII
, andltore hondon,
Niagara 13'alln, Owen Sound, St. Catharines, ,St. 'Marys, Saritia,
Stratford, ,Stratkroy, Woodotock.'
See handbille for complete list of destinations.
For Fare, Iteturn Limit, Truin Information, Tiehets, ete.,
clonsult, Nexceot gcat, T.27
:CANADIAN NATIONAL
afternoon. On account of the -storm
and bad roads the attendante 'was net
as large as usual.
Mrs. William Marsh spent several
a�
Ilan is a doer Issattair
tile that will help yes tsips.
more satisfaction tresa the fast
you burn;
IN Tait itioRNIXirt ardor to
t heat up wieldy, open tile Ai.
pit Daznper "ride siad elope tits
Gibe* Dexaper. 17sa not add freak
'coal until the lire is burninr)
briskly. ,And when you do put on,
fresh coal, don't forget to leave,
an exposed spot rot live tootle di-
'rectly in front of' the door It
may also be necessary to Asko
the grates a little. This depends on
whether or not they wereshaken
-
DIMING ME DAT --,-Rely entirely
on the Cheek and Aslipit Dampers
to control the tire. Never use the
Turn Pamper for daily regulation.
Keep it as nearly closed as Possible
withouthindering the free burning
of the fire.
AT Ngari-'-13efore banking 'the
fire shake the grates gently .
until the first red glow appears:in
the astipit. Wet the ,ashes and re-
move them. When banking the fire
always open the'C'heck Damper and
dose the dehpit Pamper. Never
leave the Vire Door open when
banliing the fire. (9),
Mr. ansisMr-jOlisr !Patton of AOUrn
also Were here for the timeral. ,
family Our62;4 I P al' bi tlYt its extended he. I a
to
tbe
. .
days in :Godegich with her claughter,1 Win---Pogie, who Passed away on Sun
MrsMelBell, last week:
I
Mr Robert Bean is irs thesGoderich esessomeseeeeseuse ..--
Hospital, having undergone an 'oper-
ation-Irtgr-iv'efeE. Vre. are gra'a..tb-know
he is, iinproving nicely and Will he
home in a few days.
There are menY People snffering from
esildeeand sore throat, and two -cases
,of starlet fever. - Both - patients are
improving.- ,,, _
, _Annual meetings are the order of
the day. - '
,
TIOLNESVILLE
H -PaVI'LLF4- jan. 21.—Msses
Minnie aid Emily !Proctor, who spent
the past month.in Qlinton, returned to.
theirThome'ihere on -Satirrday..
Mr. -Wm. Wilding of Hamsilten visit
friends here last week.' 4 •
Mrs. D. Gliddon spent a few'days laet
week With her sister, MrS. A. Grange,
at 13enmMer. •
Rev. H. Wilding- entertained • the
United church Sunday school executive
at the parsoriage on Virednesclay even-
ing.
Lloyd Stock, who is with' the R.C.
A.F. in Toronto, -spent the reek -end
with his parents;- Mr. and Mrs. M.
Stock.
LggBuRN
LISEBURN, Jan. 21..—Mrs: ReCluttou
has returned after spending some time
with her sister,. Mrs. A. Monteith, at
Kippen.
Miss Ruth ,Shaw returned to.Toronto
on Wednesday last and Miss Blanche
Shaw went back to New York on Sat-
urday after attending the funeral of
their sister, the -late XIss Winnie Shaw.
nrs„. ,Latirence Grey of Stratford -..and
tub
of Constipation
Those who keep a_ mass . of
impurity pent up m their bodied,
day after day, instead, of bawls' g it
removed as nature intende4 at least
once in every twenty-four hors in-
variably suffer from constipation. ,
,
Thel*-411-hgaPy harsh Pargathrall --
mill never get you -any where as tkey •
only aggravate the trouble and i
jure the delte,atemmeeties Iieditgoftliesi
bowels) aid- are very liable to cause .
Piles! I °
If *ltuser ips,ted -tiketayoliWbunisLIaaturofi I.aita-Li Pills and t
'movement of the, bane* They do .
ilcki ss
not 'gripe,..w and
many limativear do.
Tlire Z'Xigniza. oa. To.; et1;••46.. yea
4 4‘,
FitEE 'SERVICE
OLD DISABLED OR .DEAD
HORSES OR CATTLE,
removed promptly and efficiently..
Simply phono "COLLECT" to
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if they consult their own interests by selecting their
Furniture .and Stoves
•
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'irom our -'stock Living, Dining Room and Kitchen require-
ments, as well as Reds and Mattresses. Our Cooking Stoves
and Heaters provide both heat and comfOrt.
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