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'Next: Hovey's Drug Store
•
es full of good warm seasonable
young, these goods will be newt- ,
need the room and „Want to turn
t during'Janriary and you can save
s dosing. the next feW weeks.
Slippers,
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in all Departments,
Money,
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MORE -BUSINESS'.
of last year will be applied
nt service, prompt delivery
and courtesy to all:
rs, Phone 125
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leaters at cost. Do
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Ihifi little lever has Been
added to the World's
Standard Pento heti> you
to refill the pscl. Simply
raise and lower, the lever
with pointin ink dad' it
refill& simnel jnoaiuty ,
SOLD B.Y
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Often the Cheapest--
Al ways the Best.
EVE SPECI4E.I3
A. L. Cole, Eye ;Sight Specialist
an Honour Graduateof the Caned
Tan Ophthalmic College of Toronto.
Goderic2, Ont. ;,Office hours: 9 n,tn:
to '5 p,m. 1?ractice'limited to the eye.
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Ili 7F rl:.! 4 Uuanraumt tau, to p
T'uniatl h,.
112x. Ed, LovetE returned the other day,
frons -London.
Messrs. R. Draper and W. J. Miller'
.were in Hamilton on business this-
week.,
hisnceek., '
Mrs. (Dr.),Gunn returned last. week`
from a visit with her daughteriin
Detroit.
Mrs, Hawkins of .Hetxnilton Inas been
;;visiting , her son, Mr. ' T. W.
,Flaw-„
;ins of town.-,
Mr. W, -F, Cantelon,.pf Toronto spent ,
the.:week-end with': his parents,.,Mr,`
'and Mrs. 'Wm, Cantelon.
Mr. A. E.. Moore,: barrister,; Winnie
pege visited .his enters in Clinton.
the ,beginning --"of the week.
Mr. and 'Mrs Edgar Armstrong were
in London last week visiting the
former's mother and other friends,
Misses Maisie, and Mabel'C1ufi spent,
lthe week -end 'as the guest's of Mr.
and Mrs, .Fred Lobb of Goderieh
ltownhip.
Mr...fannes Cornish seturned,'home on
Tuesday from `Carsonvilie,
where' he attended the funeral of
his brother -in --law Mr, Maynard.
Mr:. Hugh McDonald; -,who has been`.
-Ioperator in The News-Reocrd office
lfor the past six months or so, has
;iaken a position withThe>rWing-
ham Tinges,
•
Mrs., Harry <;F3tzsinrnions :and • Mas
' ;.ter Nprmian attended ,the funeral ort
ithe former's uncle, the late Wfl-
liam Calquhount . aft Mogrefield on,
Saturda, „_
Mrs,' Jack Glassfo•d and baby, Don-
',
ild ' baso returned to their .hone
In -Chatham after `a anonths' visit
' 'with the lady's parents, Mr, arid
Mrs. J. Watkins, Mary- street.
Mr, -and Mrs. E. G: Zinn spent a
few days during the" past week aro
the home of the lady s ' parents, `
Mr. dnd Mrs. Crew Holland, before
s ink tt, thole new home at 'ilan-
Mr Gordon .1hall, who was a Mem--
ibex; of Tlro News -Record staff un-
til March fast, has again joined
the staff. He has been for the
past :rew months with The Wing
haps Tunis.
Mrs. Helen Quinn ofI Le -rides -bore anti
leer friend, Mrs John McKinnon of
Toronto, and her little son, Mas-
�g e iter Lorne, `,have been visiting• the,
d» nw; , former's Nittiiei', igl,s.` W. T. 13er,
'ItICAL
man of town.
iiitt muns1G• Mt. -Chas, Twitchell and Mrs, James
Twitched, : who aceompanied the
remains of Mrs.. Chas. Twitchell,
from Windsor last week, were the
guests 'while in town of Mr• and
Mrs. R. Marshall,
ltte�tio
ustomers for the patronage
lolicit ft continUenee of it
e endeavor•to give all our
gad respectfully ask those
G give' us a call,
erman
Ctri
lb;;, irons, l' ams %r,Z}['d ll'>it?r
McKitlgp Township
The many friends of Mrs. Geo,
Hart are pleasedd to hear she is able
to be up and aro'ind the house again.
Mr. Ed, Hunter, wvho•purchased
the refuse of the ,Kerslake fire, Iram
beenvery busy hauling' it home the
last week. Ed, says whet Won't
make feed will make fertiliser. '
Mr, John Hart and sons have bean
working lin 'Seaforth for the past
week digging a cellar for Mr. Isaac
Hudson. -
Me. and Mie, Frank. Coleman and
family visited with friends in West,
end Tucisersmith Saturday last.
,Ibseph Dayniond held, a very
suecessfuh word bee one dsp last
week -,in John lI,einke's betsh and lois
it mostly all home, doe' is heti+ pre-
pared for si good cold spell.
The tu, tiers who were- snyint
about Christina, time that we ever4n"t
going to get mtteh snow this cvlrt-
ter will begin to think' they ,have
anethc,rguess craning.
Quite, is number attended the fire
frena euchre on Mouday. evening.
One hundred brooms to clear
Brooms will ben much hhe
THIS WEEI
Canned Goods, Coy°
porn 15c Peas and
Seeded Raisins, per i'b. ,
Seedless Raisins
Curr {nt;s, • per
Dates, 2 lbs for ,
1,7e
18
25c
FRESH
Lake Superior Herr
Halibut, der lb,
B. C. Saluron, per;
Finnan Iiauldief pe
Fillets, Per Ib.,.
Sugar isadvancjiig.---e are ,g(
to lay in your. supply early -
Magic Baking Powder, per ib. •
Our. Own 'Baking Powder, per lb
Libby's Catsup ,
Sardines, 4 tins for
Ginger. Snaps pels lb.
Loose Soda Biscuits, per Ib. ,,
J5c
2.".e
•
25e
25c
15e
. , toe
Laundrysoap any
Extr
Bfaelt Tea, ` per' Ib;
O'Nei1's Best. Coffee ties
O'Ib7eil s Good Coffee; per lb, 38c
.s
ath
2 :+ MH1ve11es
,Eajfie1ci: ..
Rcv. IT, D. 1tiloyer of .Goderich will,
-occupy<the ,pulpit -of the Methodislt
church oir Sunday morning next .in
the -interests of iniesions.
The meeting en Monday evening
nominate two councillors to fill .
vacancy "on the;• council 'resulted
,the following twb .candidates goal
fymg, Messrs: George S. Castle an
`Henry Weston,
-,,The. annual meeting of the •Bayfie
Agricultural Soeibty was held inan
:,town hall on Monday afternoon
two o clock 'when the following o
ficers and directlirs were a�ppainte
for -the ' ensuing year: Preside
Thomas :Brownett; Vice-p'residets
'John MhDonald;'Sec,-treasurer, A. 'E
Erwin;; Directors,- • Messrs. Thomas
Cameron,- Edward` Johnston, Thonnae
Elliott, -William :Scotelaner,' Charles`.
Middleton' and- George, Hudie. -
There ,died at -: Virden,,tMan.; on
Sunday;,` January " 7th, a ;former and
nest -highly respected -/resident nr
this village in the person;:; of Elisa
.Jane-, Houston, in her ,98th year, The
.remains were brought to this village
for burial, arriving at Goderieh o
,,for
evening' of last week Ar
rbeing conyeyed-tothe home of her
son, Sansei Houston, of Bayfield, ac-
cempanied` by her . soft -in-law, Mr
J. H, Schniirlt, with Whom, she made
;;her home, The deceased. was born
near ,Belfast, -County Antrim, Ireland,
on May • 16, 1825, the daughter of
Baines Boyd and. Nancy Carlyle. The
'deceased had'seen' five sovereigns on
the British throne, more than that
numb -err of "wars - and in the last
'Great War"she'. was more active than
in any other for 4 -though mere than
90 years of age, 'she constantly kept
knitting• socks for ,the' scild ers: In.
1851 she was married 10 Willie -in
John Houstonn, and of this Union was
born eight ciriideen four sons and
foto daughters. Mr. and IVIrs,eHoue=
ion left Ireland for Canada .in 1852,
In a sapling vessel, -Atter six weeks
sf $ stormy passage they Were
hipwrecked off -the coast of New-
foundland. They finally. arrived -a1
Ottawa and saw `the first train carne
into the .Capital of Canada. y „After
five years in Canada they,returned to
Ireland, where they remained - 1or
fourteen, years Re -crossing the At-
lantic they settleii, in New York
State, where they livtci for.two years,
and then" nMoved. to Bayfield, Her
husband :pre -deceased her in 18713
and about- twenty years ago the de-
ceaeed left for Virden Man,, where
she made, her home _with her .daugh-
ter, Mrs, J. H. Schmidt. The funeral
took place'from the iesidence•,o•f het ,
son, "Samuel Houston, to Bayfield
cepretery in Thursday afternoon,
January llth, at 2 o'clock, Rev, A,
Macfarlane officiated at house and
grave., The pallbearers were. Messrsr
W. 5. Stinaon,.Robcrt,DeigatY, JarneS
Fowiio, J. A. Fergtwon,,;.Theinas Cam-
eron and Henry Talbot. Mrs. `Ibous.
ton leaves to mourn, her loss four
daughters and ene son, Mrs. 5. H.
Schmidt and Mts, McIntyre, Virden,
Man.; Mrs, Langhain, Str'aurner,
Sask., Sijrs. (Rev.) Fortune,' Van-
couver, B.- C.y and Samuel Houston,
Ibayleld, The sympathy of the term.,
nslnrity gots out, to the bereaved
flhe anneal meeting' f St. Andrew's
congregation wasp held last
Tuesday evening. The weather was
formy but there was t gait rrtnee
cntatiiott (1 ineurbers. Rev. .A�: -Mee.-
farlanc, presided. The leporta f, -its
the various oegeierZX1fees warm mean
encouraging net stowed a yei:v.' aT
ceadp t 1wth and ,.'inere..S5,. The
treashv r'u report n' owed Hn 71',SCoinC
of $2,1.76 foe e11,'ent expo )555 mid
alY
balance of $19. This expenditure in-
cludes the sum. 58 $518 paid on the
recently installed electric light .sys-
.tem. Contributions to the Missionary
.Budget amounted to' $252." The
amount raised by the Sunday school
to was, 2140.; by the W. M. S,, $180; by
the the 'Mission 'Band, $25; by -the Ladies
le Aid ,Society, $157L a .total frons` all
sources` of $2,930. All the officers
c were re-elected, the name of Mr.
1ohn Scotehmer being substituted; for
ld that of Mr. A. Armsirori'h :on the
e Board .of Managers.
is
Presider?
Vice-president
n'
Ara
HOltatisvfllle
Mr. and Mrs. Calhick: of Winona,
who- hav'6 been. visaing the" lady's
?nether, Mrs. ' Achson, - for some
weeks, have returned to their home.
Codkrgcin Tows'sship
(Councillor Herbert C. Cos .,baa
bought ,Mr,- Chas. McPhail's farm,: on
the 6th; concession, just: beck • of his
own, and now has one hundred and
sixty`" acres in .a block„ of excellent
land.. Mr._Cox- gets possession', tri
the spring: Mr. McPhail, it is un-
derstood, `intends giving ftp fanning.
Steanie'j. Township,
Stanley distr_et L. O,• L. held its
annual Meeting in Varna on Tuesday,
Jan. 9, aind'eleeted the following ot•,
ficers for the year: . t.
W. M., Ben Ilathwell.
P. M•., Geo. Petty. -.
Chaplain, Geo,. Castle,
'Rec.'Seeretary, Fred McClymont,
Fin. Secretary, Carl Diehl.
Treasurer, 5, W. Reid.:
Lecturers, R. IMelVlurra.y, L. Claris,
D. of C., T. J. Stinson.
FIRST MEETING OEa COUNCIL
(Continued from Page 1)
the intereet-on debentures for a new
-building.
All the speakers.warrnly congratu-
lated the mayor '-and reeve on the
success of the gathering, which made:.
for the cultivation of the community
spirit.
One feature of the evening was the
refreshments served, real, honest,to-`
goodness ham sandwiches, cake, hot
mince pie and nice, erearny coffee,
14irs. Cooper and Mrs. Miller poured N
coffee and the : gtiuests were served V
from a buffet arranged in :the' icor-
tier of the roo'nt. Mrs. McMurray,
Saps. L. Paisley and Misses Cuning-
hanne and 'O'Neil assisted in serving.,
A real social spirit provailod.and
before the •gathering came to' an end
Mr, Ford and Mr, Nedigor moved a
vote of thanks to MayorCooper and
Reeve Miller for the hospitality ex-,
tended, and to thoir wives, WIro had
so ably seconded them. Mayor Coop-
er in replying said :they wore grate-
ful for the response' to their invita-
tions, that it was the wish of him.
Self and the'reevs that; they should
have a gathering representative' of
the town and they hoped the result
would be a more ,co-operative spirit
which would be belt ih'roUgliout the lir
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year, The gathering broke lip wits. "
the singing of the nttionaill anthem.
Mr, W, 11, Ilellyar brought over
ono of. his vietrelas anri during the
evening futnishCc1 seinepleasant inn-- , c
expenditure of '$2,1.57, 1eaivine• a e