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EXETER, ONT., THURSDAY
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HEAP
MEN'S $25 OVER-
COATS ON SALE
$20
MEN'S $30 COATS
ON SALE a
$25
$23 OVERCOATS
ON SALE
$17.50
8_ ONLY
YOUNG nfEN'S COATS
410 EAC
M.E.Nt$ 13.LK. OR GREY COATS
ENGLISH. MEL'TONS, PLAIN
OR VELVET COLLARS
$22
25 Boy's Overcoats on sale
at $6 and
Bargains in Boots an hoes
Bunks of Slippers and.Shoes
Must be Cleared
EMPRESS SHOES
SIZES 2 ih TO 4
$10 EMPRESS SHOES
Louis Heels, All Ses
34.98
VirOnIENtS CUSHION*
SOLE SHOES
$3.75 mud $2.98
WOMEN'S., JULIET
SLIPPERS"
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WOMEN'S FELT,
SHOES Ex/
2A9
,
LADIES', HOCKEY
sgoE8 @
SIZES '2 1,6: TO 5
$3.50
BARC-AINS
OXFORDS AND
STRAP SLIPPERS
BARGAINS IN -
CHILDREN'S SHOES
WOMEN'S KID
BEDROOM SLIPPERS
8
MEN'S FINE
SHOES @
3 50
30 PAIRS, MEN'S
FINE' SHOES,
MEN'S FELT SHOES
Cr .7 C
cent 011 aii tag
n erwear for IV
during e ruar
en
ONE 3
ecial- for this
Week
13IG GRANITEWARE SALE OF, lst QUALITY POTATO POTS
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.5.0:IMPE11IAL GI NITE P0TATO'T.97s,SPEpIALii,99c
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PLUE and 'It-till:ET RANITE PO,TATO,p0TS \SPECI:4
isc QUA,LITY, NO 'SECONDS' .
We still have a few pairs of
.,,Auto Skates, Nothing better.
FALCONS'
LADIES' AUTO
MEWS TO .1.
OTO
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50
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.. $3.50
4.00
$5.50
Hockey
Accessories
.'erif Ankle Supports 41.25 '
PUCKS .... 15 AND 25c
S'PRAI),5 25e,
I-10CIKEY sai,gics 3o6
1-100IcE)tr 65c
TIOCKEY ST/(ItS . . . 90c
H()CREY sTic),(s• $1.33
TIRE 'I'APE per ROLL 5 ,k 10c -
KNEE l'ALS .......,. .
SITIN PADS . .. .. . . ..,....., 45c
10 per cent Reduction
n a
Stoves and Heaters
insniithing and Plumbin
,aman
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AN,VARY. 3lst., 1924
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fXETEP COUNCIL •
E.,;:oter, illonday, Jan. 28, 1921
A i'egular meeting of the Munici-
pal Council Avas --hceld, in- the oflice of
the Clerk. -Mettibers' all present. The
minutes of the ,meethig held Jan'y 14
were read and confirmed.
,
Corresponaance was rea(t as fol-
lows: Circular letter,from the
= pipal World, ,St. Thothas, re nIunici-
7Z-, 'nal World Journal. Per Hooper--
= Coultis; ,That flLC Ciotti order four
copies for the year% Carried,
=
1 ette1'.4 from Canadian DesMoirtes
= ptoi Conipany, =Chatham, re'... -Water-
= Worke,system and the painting of the
water -tower. Per Sou.ilicott-----Coultis
Tliat.tlie Clerk secure prices tor the
= paintiitg of the water -tower and tank.
411MMII
= Carried.
Letter from II. G. Rees, Lunch, re
Seth Then -Lai Tower'Clock. Per Coul-
= tis-s.I.loonern". The • Clerk to secure
--,-**" pi -ices Carried.
= Mr. Richard fru,ntex. waited on, the
Connell regarding his appointntent as
--ea-r; assessor, asking an increase in pay
E for the extra'labor'-th be performed.
= Per Hooper--e-,Cpuitise That the mo-
tion as made Jan'y 14th, fixing asses-
fiOr'S SalarY, be rescinded.
Per liocnier.-1:000ltis: That Mr.
= Hunterereeeive 811.5. and $10 for pre-
paring truant officer's book. Carried.
Per Davisi-Coultis: That Thos
Eloulden be „allowed half yearly tele
ephoneorent re attendance to water
Wheel. Carried.' '
Mr.,jas, Weekes on behalf of Mr.
Sohn:Taylor made in. requeSt that alr.
Taylor be,a,llowed to move the frame
- sitribrnd on AlainSt. to a
- space ivithin 1 0 feet of Ann street,
4=We
..1•=11.
= reporting that the same would be
•••••• covered with fire„proof niaterial. Ac-
tion deferred.'
, ,
Per Heopern-Coultist That the
,
IIIMEW
Reeve, and Treasarer are hereby im-
powered to ,liorrew the necessary
funds required fpr current expendi-
tures for the year. Carried
Thenreport ; of nthe Striking Com--
= inittee was received and is as fol-
lows: Cemetery. „gommitteee-Coun-
cillons ;Davis- andSeSoutlicott; Roads
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TENDER.S.;WANTED-For 9,cord'
of two-foota-wood beech and maple,
delivered at Thames Rd. Church on
or before -April lst. Also tenders
Lor cleaning the church. Tenders to
be in the hands of the Secty 'Treas,
oinor before Feb y 4th. K H. Brown
Sec' y-Trea s,
BORN
CASE -At Mrs. Patterson's Hospital,
Herisall, on Saturday January
26th, to Mr. aml Mrs. Ben S. Case,
.
MORGAN -In 'Ushorne. on -Jan. 28th,
td Mr. and Mrs....Archie Morgan,. a
,
daughter. '
PEARCE.ne•-.At
,Jan." 3 '7 th,to Ilfr.. 114111 \U5. W. C.
Pearce, a son.
CARD OF THANES
Mrs. Bertha 'Dowell and, Mrs.
Smith desire to expresenheir sincere ',
thanks and aPpreciation to the many
,frieriiIS and.' neighbors for theie kiad-
nees and sympathy miring the recent
illnesS and fleath of die late Mrs. Hy.
Makins.
19ying nieniorY of Wil-
liam: Coultis, -tvli.O passed away at
Toronto, January 25th, 1523
There is a link death cannot sever,
Love arid reinembrance, last forever.
Sadly missed by his wife and family.
WILLIAMS--In loving in.einory of
our dear inot1n3r. alrs. Richard W.
'Williams, who died a year ago tO-
day. Jan. 28tk, 1923, at Fillmore,
, Saskatchewan.
Peaceful be thy sleep, dear niotIter;
Ti is sweet to breathe thy name,
In Life We loVed yon dearlY,
En death we do the same.
Oft we thinlcof you, dear mother;
And our hearts are sad with pain
Olt! this tvorld would be a heaven,
Cotild We hear your voiee 4ta,ln.
You aro gone, but not forgotten,
Never shall your- moniory facie.
Sweetest thoughts ehall oval' linger
lInind the grave Where you fir
laid.
lIer lonely children.
.and 33,riflges," Ochinoillorn 11.0oPer and
.COultis; Property,Coultis and Davis;
Finance ; Southentt and: Hooper; the
Reeve ..21niner51ber.1 of: all. cominitteen
Approved �n motion aN'..is.:n-doul,
S.
.; Mr. Ste -Wart, ; through the
9161.-jr",,lina.."..nia„".kenttbat. to .haveiaetree
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'his garderne, Referted tO Property
Cothilittee. '
-".The Tender for the Municipal- prin-
ting was let to the Advocate, Print,
ing 'Co: Motion. of Hooper-anDavis.
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•Carried. -
• The following accounts were read
and ordc.red paid:a-Donation. Hosp.:nil
for Sick Children. Toronto,. $10; do-
natifon. Chiitclrexi's• Aid and 1-11-Mlaine So-
cietV, Godertoln, $1.0-*; ROSS -Taylor Co,
lumber eeineter;Ves.-$33.60 Cecil Ford,
labor, $3; R. ,NatKandic & "Son, sup-
.
ores, $4.40; Bielr'Telephone, phone; 3
months, cenre,tery,. $4.62,'-Bissett's $6.15
D Ru.ssell, blacksmithing, $4.10;.R. G.
'Seldon, coal, charity, ,$18.40, T. 11.
$12.40, Library; 1100.05, $1,30.8:5 s -Mrs.
labor 5.00; C., I-1. Skelton, .repairs " to.
furnace in Library 3.50; Frank Matte
ett, labor' 4.50 firing Library, .20.00;$
Clyde Heywootn'teaffi''iabor 14.00; F..1
Cornish, do 1:00'; P. Hewitt, do 1.00
James Parsonsselabor 8.00;' T. Web-
ster, do. 4.00; N. Vain, do. 4.00; Jam-
athan Kydd, tenni' labor 16.50; Wm,.
Brimacambe, lator .1.00; John Parsons
5,38; Peter Coleman, tearn labor 2,00;
Rich Quance, 'labor,' 4.75; .Thos. San-
ders, labor, 2.6.3s Chas. 2.00;-
It. E, Davis, team labei 2 10- II Wer-
,
ling, labor 4.95,', D.R.0; officer 2,50-
T. Conangwoodelahor '1.50; B. Treble
D. R. 0 , 2 50 -. Sidney Davi- '"
sagton Johns, Fraink*Wood; Jphin,
Wrn. Ilbdg er t, .Gz.-$.:Anclers on, Alfred
GambriIJ,'John.`10dd, '2.5.0 each, dut-'
tes t Munichiat."..."Electinir;"
herb., Handfard; and Mark ,
2.00 each fOr booth; T Ach,e.drinfor
-Meals 3.00; ' 11,\,rein.."-Mitchnn tor -meals
3.75; S. Cann, constable duties 2.50, -
Passed an, matt:are:of Sou hoot and
Adjeurninent by, Conitis
A. Codmore, gravel, $2; C. Harvey,
ADDINGEW EQUIRM
'rite S. M. Sanders anufticturing„
Co. have made very marled in res
Since taking over the Jackson I.Wart-
ufacturing Co, The output lias been
steadily increasing and new aquip-
,
mesa is being installed to add to the
efficiency of the factory. The latest
adition, is 'a, new cloth laying mach-
ine which is being installed tills
week. rChis machine lays the cloth
two layers at a time doing lhe worlt
more economically than can be dorie
by hand.
BY COAL OIL HEATER
a. coal oil heater in the north
show window of 3. A. Stewart made
a. very bad mess of the window and
the articles an display on Monday
morning of this week. The heatetr
had been placed in the window to.
melt the frost from the glass. An
hour after the heater had been plac-
ed there it was working, f-tlright, but
later it began to smoke, becoming
one black mass. The articles on dis-
play which consisted of lathes coats
and wearing apparel had to be all
sent to the dry-eleaners.
HARRISON---MENZIE WEDDING
A quiet wedding took place at the
)3elgrane Presbyterian. manse, 0 R
Wednesday, january 23rd, \vilest Mies
Mary Isabel Menzie, eldest daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. John A. Menzie, of
Wingham, was united in marriage to
Mr. James Cecil Harrison, eldest son
of Mr. and Mrs.; James H. Harrison,
of Hibbert, 'The eereniony was per-
formed by thee pastor, Rev. C. G.
Jones. Immediately afterwards they
left by train for Kitchener, Hamilton
and other points. On tneir return
they will take up their abode on the.
groom's farm,.' Fullarton Township.
We extend best wishes for a happy
and prosperous,married life.
ANNUAL'VIBE Ern/G.':
• •
. The Annual Congregational "Meeting
of Caven Presbyterian ,Church was
held on Monday everting, with Mr. J. A
Stewart in the chair. The . Secretary -
Treasurer, Mr. j. H. Grieve gave the
financial report,winieli was the nest'
for yearn. all obligntions being, met,
a,nd a -substantial balance on," band
It was deeided to decor ate the
in-
teror of tlye Re'2Pon‘
atternEi-°tulo'tlin-lia.fel-fri%hittnisrbilne;gtlecsanhd4•3itiOencli
All the old officers were re -elected -
To the managing boardaG, S'. Howard,
Reg. Knight; as secretaary,njames IrI
Qrseare; as an ditors, Dr. Kinsman,and
R. Horton.- Refn,:shirien s were
ved by the ladies after the business
-ad bean concluded, ..--
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EXETER LOOSES TO CLINTON
The Exeter Juniors went to Clin-
ton Tuesday evening to ,play the re-
turn game in the Jr. 0. I. A., and
were :put out of the running for
!group -honors:' when Clinton defeated
!them 2-0. The, 'genie was fast at
times, but the ice was somewhat stic-
ky. A large CTOW4, witnessed the
game, a number of fans having gone
up from Exeter. The first period
was a battle from start to finish; the
first count coming at the end of the
period, scored by Nadiger, star of the
Clinton team. Hey and Hovey were
both penalized for minor offences.
The 'second period was a little
slower owing to, the heavy ice. There
was'noscoring in this period. The
Exeter team had the edge on the
shooting but the Clinton goalie prov-
ed a stone wall. Two penalties were
imposed in this period, Hind and Cole
decorating the "boards. The third per -
Lod 'was fast. Statham and Hey made
individual rushes getting through
but failed to score. Naclager
Statham were both off for tripping.
About the middle of the period Nad-
iger scored the second tally for Clin-
ton. Wainer in the Exeter goal turn-
ed in a good game and Hey showed
up well.
The Line-up
Jos. Senior, Clerk.
EVANGELISTIC 'SIsRniiCES
DRAWING. GOOD' CROWDS
The Evangelistic services ' being
held in Main street '114,ethodist church
,are increasing -in attendance and in-
.
terest. The seabed week is now in
prOgress, with a record attendance
on ,Tuesday night, .Some of the con-
. ,
gregation having 1.9., find seats in the
gavery. The preaebers .are deliver-
ing. heartestirriag; ehalionging Ines,
sagas whielt, according to tne popular
verdict are having an, impression on
their hearers. A special" Service for
Young Pi;mple was held' on Tuesday
night and on Friday night there' Wilt
(1>iet ea. sOtonry.517n1:::;311:eeve01:11dIgrenn'e' t.Eavle. 1.7Y
night there is a ineeage for Otiery-
o'clock a special :ter:vice for men °toy
vill be"cenducted in James street
ehurch by 1e0 W E. Donnelly and
a special 501 130 for women only at
the same hour in Maia street 30 1011
by Rev. In E. Olyedale. Each week
night servide,begins at 7.45 With a
rousing eoreg.44y,too MAO (A,ch service
s worth a OA, e o rt to attend,
The public ,rApy ityifQa to at -
end and WeA, e)tt, Von 1.3
evening the ..86,1413es will be contin-
ued in James street, Church,
Exeter
, . . ,
"Wainer goal
Rey .L. defence
Brokenshire R defente
.Rind Centre" -
O'Brien L wing
Statham R wing
Subs
Kellar
Rau
Clinton
Elliott j
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CountY C senabled
for the initial sessjon 192, on
Tuesday afternoon, the first oort-
an t item being the °Yee tion of , War --
den. The lot falling this year to the
Conservative representatives of the
council to "name the man" the inan-
tle settleii on the shoulders of Reeve
Alfred E. Erwin, of 13ayfield. Reeve
Alex. H. Neeb, of Stephrt was limner -
up, the final vote standing 10 to 8
favor of Reeve Erwin,, Ileeve Wirt.
Coates, of Ilsborne, and Reeve Fran-
cis J. lVfcQua.id, of alcKillop were the
Uy other names balloted on. In
()Pen eduncil tbe motion that"Council-
tor Erwin be elected Warden was
Moved by ,Coancillors Neeb 'and
Ode tes.
"Warden Emviies Address
Ex -Warden, 13. "V.Vr. F. Beavers, of
Exeter, conducted 'VSrarden Erwin to
tire chair. In his inaugural address,
which was brief, but to the point, the
newly elected 'Warden thanked the
members of the council and expressed
his appreciation not only of the hon-
or they had done him, but aleo of the
trust they had placed in his hands.
I41 assuming, this office, said the
Wardell, I follow me11 who have fil-
led the position With credit to them-
selves; their municipalities and the
county. I hope, with your help, to
fulfill the respOnsibilities and dis-
charge the ditties of the office faith-
fully, conscientiously and impartial-
ly. The taxpayer is sqnealing; I be-
lieve n ecouomy and I prefer re-
trenchmentawherevr possible, but
our good roads system must be 'main-
tained to the necessary standard for
the exceeding heavy.automobile traf-
fic of the day. I am not taking office
as a man who knows everythingby
any means, hut I will do my utmoat
'oSe
Nor
IVIEA:
OFTEN MEANS . TO,' SE
"WITH LESS., STRAIN'
IT IS AvrxiLL To ItE1).1-
13MBEit THA'r . THE ONE
PAIR OF EYES HAVE TO •
LAST , YOTJYOUR 1.1 111
TIME AND InT 0111)30110111)3011To'
GIVE 11HEINI .1-111.1 BEST
CARE, ALL EYE STRAINTe
.SIIOULI), BE REMOVED.,-
WIII.D0
ERLYA.DJUSTED GLASSES
WHEN NECESSARY.
S ATI SPACTIO 41.1AR.,AINTEV
FITTON
Registered Oiatornetrist
RAND CONCERT
, +
Dashwood and Exeter Bands will;
give a fine concert;consisting of 01%.
chestra Selections, Quartettes, Sol'ozo
Monologue, etc., in_ the Opera, Hose,
to furnish you. with any information'
that you may require. .In closing, 62n50 Tauriuddl-a5Yo'I
; R'eelDs'e'riv5etdh's'ieaAtsal4110sCs„illah't
tWheardpenasstrgivionif Judge Dickson,
madelgl:er 6reneeato r
Huwes Drug store' war tax extra. i-
'gocid fellow and a noble citizen."
Mr. Charles K. Saunders, chief of
the Lions Club was present and ex-
tended an invitation to the conncil to
. ,
attend the regular luncheon of the
Club, Friday noon at the Bedford
Hotel. The cordial invitation was ac- on FFriday-6vening Jan. is a 3:1
cePRteeed.veanki.d•Isit. aNPel:bu,se0-1 Stephen, and her of -neighbors and friends g'
ered at the home of Mr. and Mrs -
Clerk, G. W.
Holman, were appointed.
to the. Board- of Criminal Audit on being their sciflivrersb-w°~1endediritttge,tas°flelfiavseili::J,A,
motion of Councillors McQuaid and au., Mr. and a.,fes„. Hicks wereeaway
Coates. ' at, the time- andn'Wee. ;00 -ed- 11 °me'
. ,
Middleton and B. "C. lvinxinings Reevb- ' ,.
On motion 'Pr- Connell/ors O. 0-. ,AnanAzieroy,ensociab;e..6r..e14nn'
Win. Coates; of Uskorne, Reeve F....T. aiaphraoymipnga,yreo.rygranal‘ao,il
jonytrl•A snort
at,eQMoaid„ 9f„, 'eKili op, and;Reeve jrntup
en 0110
Thos. Englis, of HoWick, were ap- ing the course of which .Ail ,003- Mrs.
pointed as the Good ;Roans Coinmis- Hicks were present„ed \vith
sion.tor 1 92 4. . ' . 114)
- Ori motion of Councillors 0. Geiger) 1.ress and a cabinet of sil.lel'-'
The address was read by mr. woo,
and E. F. Klonn, Albert Whitesides, Moodie, while Mr. Wm. ,ta' ydd made
of Hensall, was re-elected as high the 'Presentation: The following- was
county„constable at a salary of $200. the address.
Alex _McEWen, -- ef Stanley, :and '
Robert I-liggins„ of Hensall, were ap-
pointed as county auditors, ori. infr-
-
Mr. Hector -R,onfcliffe is 1/1011311
to the house of Alr: SnParsens, on the
Lond.on, Rd. south.", ,
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SILVER 'WEDDING -.).1..NNIVERSARIC.
a,nd Mrs. ',Alfred I-liclea.- As
W.
Boefactteienneinidic'rcs o'Diti.'necileilog4.e.ar, W. 1).
DJ:: np11:t , -tp - cOrigratulate fpue.on fine> illicel
,
. 1. ,:e: id. il: Uy ,., .-Ff.:, ti t iv el r:::.2.4A 1111 el Tr urb ec):, 7 :Srns:;:03 ..:11.. 1,ra Nol lefo-\1 ''"i: 1,,,, 1 sesy- --1 a ri 1 it 10 -
tion
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Sanders and A. II. Neel), respectively. -wedding. Some of us have lived be- ---
to the Exeter Board of Edunatien "cntY iiiy- 'T '• "iiiitiv''e l'ecul
IsIn- W. A. Turnbull.,..was appointed,' sinidg0.t;eltijvr.sa:"rni"igalli:nrs'clvi'llifr:u.g sotirthee
taking the place of 'W. G. Medd, e s not -0 iineor . w n nso -
, 01 1.1 S , .. e a .. ie \ c you
whose term was out tills year. have livied happily together,' and have
On 114011011 of Councillors H. A.
1be'rrooa.ePmeateon.eaieooiicrlacEwaa and J. W. McGibbon tint;
be sometimes differences of op:it-lions
ceeommitnniitttteeees Lor
tile
erikyeear the s satpapnocliinnig- i tt ., ,_, 13 1 ., d , ,
in any !home, yet, we believe those
.... pe y g,r1....rancss a,y nn. us eraser
ed' as follows:-Cortneillors F. J. mc- together, and give - us nenewed 'confide
Quaid, B. C. Munnings, A. C. Baeker,lenne to no on and build up 'happier
Oewn Geiger and Thos. Inglis. 'homes for ours'alvns and bur familie,s.
. i As neighbors wie bane•.s,s
's' ‘a.- fo ncl
,,,I.r.
Executive -Sohn Hayes,
STANDING COMMITTEGEeSo. B. ; ptYii°71)1:e,,sraec:fdd YmI.c'taneci:1,,, t.kilv:31....111el'it"nh'I'1,;:,'01(..>",0.1.3:.]:.‘1,1,::1)ourz-k;:s oaoirr
Halli6Y,
' 10014 Jamieson Elm,ore eF11l-r-a
emi..encarimlaln'o 5'Y11 1,0 tc'lo'ua-.r
R , °11 whnly patreioppMathew Arun; nisu"ra;rvasleac3'0,' .3n' Own arit yoi'beie-chaIircPtld,Wel.i1:
Geiger; C. G. Middleton, J. WesleY d •other qualifidationa whichsort
Beattie, 'Thos. McDonald, have shown •,u, (.1%
Pittance -A. H. Nreeb, Chas. CWOCi15 the'
Robertson, John Douglas, 14. J. :Sic-0113fl0S5 that till's
,r0000000. hood can boast of, and we ill bolo,'
riLIU"'IU that God win spare you to each other,
Education -Dr. W. j. Milne, Roln. "to• You family and to your 1'e': 0: a d
ilsItionoiritijoiegesd: nj-.7.1ilic\ INcacuugtiolotooloio. 33 g t es ytoll:;:f133Tailmolsiriiiicll b.‘ A.e3dcial innge,
, 'alsa a ft token. of our esteem ;vve aek
Road and Bridge ---j. Franklin you to acc,ent this case or eilvees and
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3r . C. Daeker, John L . McEwcni. Signed by your friends end ig
neh-
9.inston. John Hayes, Den. S. Nay- 003.1 you will long li,v,e to enjoy then).
County Properl.y--J IL
Ewen, C. A. Roher-M-011, W. Sall --1
ders, John Mclanghteit, Oswald 111'1Vi3:" lett(If
Ginn. i Inflt,i)--; 'its; 's; , o
Nadiger
Cole
O'Rourke
Roberton
v ey
Cook
Higgins
(nris:G vrii-or-r.,E anc,,ANIZE i
-/\, very enthusiastic meeting took
place in the ifrivitt Memorial Hall,
011 3O:01103Y evening, when it wasi de-
cided to establish, a braneh tof the
Angliean Young People'e Aseciation,
IIithertotile young lle0P1.8 liatio only
been organized for definite mission-
ary work, but thie ergailizatien
for their social, educational anti in-,
tellectital welfare. 'Pilo election 0f_
oilicers was as ..follows: ---Patron,
noy. A, A. Truniner; President, Mir.
Henry Dotvers; Vide-Prott, Mr. Don-
ald 1). 'Davis; Treas., Miss I.Iettie
Sweet. A Front-a/nitre; Social and
Loolco et. Colitraittee 33734. al.so appellit-
led 'under eac11 of those 011111.0", The
1 (fret meeting will take place on Evi-
day, Feb, 810, at 8 p.niand on eaela
Succeeding Friday aliening.
County Horne- Robt. Buchanan, i
Owen Geiger, B. C. niunningS, Dr -W.
3. Milli
Wftrden's Conurtittee----.F. J, Mc-
Quaid,' Win. II. Coates, Thos. Englis,
Elnio)e F. 101app, A, E. 'Backer,
Good's Roads Committee - -'\V. H.
Coates, hi, J. :McQuaid, ThoS. Engine.
Proposed Gvante to Voriotie Organ -
i /Arlon S Start :keel 411i not' Debate,
Por snore than two liouY'S and a
(31' 11109'3 1-1101 e '3131 4:1.0 "14-3V
al the "Vlitirsday aft rra0011 eft -tine- of
the ("tiancil, The .,i,,i"eetztititi Coreittiit-
te 0011.131113' of 1)t,313,1:7 13' (0
llaYeS of )3Welton, (Ci(alreiit)an) 'Reeve,
Geo. II. Hartley of.:41.tittie2',
TICIO*,"0 Jainiesen, of Aelifir'itl.
RiteeVe n. Klopp, of I1a-j7 81.1a
,\...-vinetronef, 01 lefullett, bear-
ing iligh the standard of e0one013',
ltroright i exceedineoly 300( 0(4:
t,Con t 1Su pao fetal'
•
The twenty-fourth a 133101 -
1)0111e." of the Hare)) Old Boys' As-
siociatinn of ieorout.i \v -e held in the
Oddliellt)fes Tcriple. Cetilege 421,0 5,
Pridive night' and v.ifte attetid
ed by old boys anti representing
:tiniest eiery Dee nf tile
old 301101y of iturtn. Many bappo,r
old. -lime association. were re-uewed.
The hall 'was tastily decorated., caxtle
representing the difieffentmui
hies pit tite (00 1..' ot Germ> 'being
111(33. tile •salle r rovid-
foot, 1130 pceeitiefie, inlet( at,
matt daring the eoncert1nirie
ately follerwing to coneee,t, ahe
(12( 1104 program IVa0 coot m eine'teJ, Sitit
continued ij11111 2 o'clack, fIOdI the
dtrection, Of floor 1.1 '1.t13.01 3 .A.
Cainerote 301Soeliciliro to-
rt of, o 90 gr in , whielt 0400
ciputed in by trially of floe 010
100101313 V 211(01110rize)e33("iigf t.81113 at,'--a)On.tativn
ror 0111
,conlpotisc)rs,