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CIA TON'S LEADII
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Whetherfor"lent;` or sho,�t;distances t1ie.G cases
are Deeded -we scan furnish tlr"e;right odes
1'ho longand Short of the whole matter is
tha.t':wte can: upplYr tit rig. in
• the litre ofOptical Goods
)(PP Part Re
g on Quer !cods
and that's what gnus wan
...zc�.
Jeweller and Optician
Next Hovey's Drug. Store.
ay it. Vitit Valenthnes
Next Wednesday
We Have "'tel '..
rl yo a t ?io
Send •a Glireetiu
hie a party
tleieorate, your Home
Tlie . D. Fair CIL.
Often the,X'heapetit, -Always the Beet
fanu�r� Sp�eials
13e1ow 'area few items iwhieh should prove of special interest
as they will help you to save a •few honest dollars and at the same
tine. the turnover will help us f`ineet'up" during the comparatively
quiet months. ( r
c.. We can do withsinallprofits,••hut we must have the turnover.
About 75 pairs of Ladies High Top shoes,` not cheap trash,
but good, substantial lines, in black, dongola and mahog- 3 98
any calf, to clear .at
Ladies' black cashmere hose (cloched) Sale` price' ,
69c
Five dozen men's leather mitts wool knit wrist, fleece 693
lined, to clear at
About four dozen•men s heavy winter -weight work shirts, -
to clear 4t ; r .. 1 25
CLEARING PRICES ON ' ALL • LI1ES OI' ;FELT ,$ILOES AND
SLIt'PERS,,11EN S .AND AQYS OVEI#,COATSt STC,
Lumsteei.Bi
PiMl71Vp1 25:
= SMALL PROFITS
MORE ItUSINESS
A. L. Cole, Eye Sight Specialist,
an 'Honour Graduate of the Canad-
ian • Ophthalmic ColIeg, of Toronto.
Goderich Ont. • Office hours: -9 a.m.
to 5 p.m. Practice limited to -the eye.
Curren
Ilia -hest prices, paid for "CHOICE DAIRY BUTTER" in pound
prints and rolls. All butter is testedand;price allowed according to
quality. We are also in the knarket•fo><:;:"STRICTLY FREiSH •EGGS". -
If you are in needof.Beets, Carrots, Cabbages, Cooking Onions,
Spani>lh,Onions, Potatoes, Fresh Lettuce and: Celery, we have a supply
always;gn hand and,will be glad to fill your requirements. If your sup -
Ply of Cooking and Eating Apples is' gettingaow telephone number
125 and get our prices before purchasing elsewhere,"
'REMEMBER the- Ga, &S. GUARANTEE—Sixteen ounces to the '
Pound Satisfaction; or your money •
The C. & S, Grocers
Phone 125 SERVICE
QUALITY
;W,e havejust received,a }rice collection of..
CaneJardinere: •:Fern Roxea ancl•`.Worl
Baskets, . .
Call and make your selection
General Hardware, Plumbing, and
ainsnaitlling '
Agents for Federal Standard Radio Equipment
Sitter & Perdue
RDWARE ELECTRICAL PLUMBING
..'^..ateanowimmorommemism....immiosselor... `ow...,...0a,.mummomm.
Gentlemen; attention !
We wish to thank our customers for the patronage
extended daring,solicit o..i
194 `r' and 0, CbXitiiaueinca of it
during the present year. Wo endeavor to give all our
,patrons perfect satxtifacti.QU and respsettully ask those
',wishing first class tailoring to give us a call,
Davis 43c, Herman.
C. M • VICI NNER/. le trlei
Eleatr'ic ttaes,'Fixtttrasr Bulk', Irons, �'' itfiS nod other
Appliances
71'° k'i4'l" iia.. �1 .
� ai�kpf�tr � h�n� i a X
rn(0.rpth�munun� uu,,
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Mrs. J. E. Hogg is spending a few
days in Toronto this week,
Mrs. Nelson Cole has -been visiting
friend's in Blyth this week.
Miss.Mz;delon,Shaw pent a' few days;
recently with Toronto"friends.
Mrs. Leng and Miss Mamie spent the
week end with Seaforth friends ;•
Mr. Bert Lsngford is .attending the
motorshow in London. this week;
Miss Clete Ford of St., Thomas spent-
the' week -end at her home:. in town.
Miss Pori{ Sehpenhals has 'been- vis-
• itmg friends ata Toronto, IGitchener,
and 'Guelph during the;,past fort-
' Mr` I Rnttenlinry .uf Peterboro was
rir;,C,,linten fora day or so "last Week
eahing'on friends.
Mrs ' J. G. Quinnell of Toronto. 911d
her little sgxi are: visiting ,at bite.
home" of 'the lady's mother, Mrv.
Win. Argent,
Mr. and Mrs. John L • Aitken • of
Goderich were 'the guests of the
. (Rev. E. N. ,and Mrs. McCamus at
Wesiey parsonage on° Friday.
Mrs. M. Ford, who has ,been' isiting
her sister in Detroit, is being de-
tained.lengdr ,than • she intended
,staying on, account aof her sister
Meeting with. an 'accident and )be
mg rather severely burned.
'Mrs A.;•;J. Grigg was called, to St.
Thomas en Monday • owing to ,.the
d>;ath, of ler,; brother,- Chas. R.
Snriklie, which occurred on .Sunday,:'.
.The late Mr.,. Smillie was, a.xesi;-
;.- delft' of St. Thonias and;for many
•. years. •was an o finial on the Mich-
igan Central Railway, `
Miss. Florence Cuninghame was in
laitcbell yesterday attending the
funeral, of "the, late Mrs. T. B. Mort-
e'en, • who died on Monday,. after a
„protracted illness: Mas, "Monson
was a sister of Miss IJattie Baker
Of F nllar�ton, who ,has ; visited
Clanton frequently And is i nodrn'
fo many"here
Rev S•E . McKegney, according to;,g
,..letter received by,,, Mr. 0.',G, , IVtrd
dleton ;.esterday.' expects ,,to •,a it
for 'Canada gbent.. the ,middle oaf
Marc}. '.Mr. Moi{egney will .prob-:'
ably visit, Clinton soon after ;ar-;
riving. and his friends here will be'
pleased to welcome him,and,- iris
family,
,.as permanent :citizens of
this best of all. countries. •
COUNCIL MEETING '
(Continued frons page 1)
S'remlin, A, F. Cudmore, R. 13. Fitz
Simons, E. Dixon, Caryl Draper, 2'.
H. Cook, J. E. Cook, L. Cree, A. B.
Potter, M, McEwan, the firemen to
receive $25 each, any rubber, boots
bought to be 'paid for half by town,'
half by firemen for whom ;secured.
'Chairman Middleton of the street
committee' reported $45 having been:
expended in snowplowing during 'the
month.
, Chairman Kemp of the fire and
water committee verbally reported
the fire in the town hall last week.;
Mayor Cooper suggested .that eh}ait-
nen of ,committees present' written
reports to, the council.
Reeve Miller and Councilor o neiIor
Paisley moved that -the clerk belau-
thorned•to- advertise in the local
newspapers .for applications for the
Position of day and: night Cbnstablt.
Tho report of the auditors, was re=
coived and Adopted. •
Chairmen Palsies/ of the • property
committee reported that claims for,
damages to the town hall had been
satisfaetorki•,y. settled wih ' the sev-
eral Manta/lee companies interested,'
the sum of $2,800,70 being allowed;
and recommended that the insurance
again be brought up to the old. figure,
Mayor Cooper explained that the
amount of insurance carried had been
reduced by that much, The eonmiit-
tee recommended that the work of
restoring the hall he gone on with,
The report was adogted,
Chairman Livermore of the chair-
ity committee reported a small
amount of coal distributed during
the.nast week,
Mayor Cooper asked the fuel coin-
buttes to consider the advisability of
having at ` fuel <tontroklov apneinttd,
He thought that sometimes the coal
dealers did not consider the need of
people wlrn were not i'ett1lar citstpn,,
ate, nizd cited ir, ettgo,wlliere Boal t1'as
refused where tltstton'tords is%litess in
the ,hence i 1tnYitYli vn}Y pw9 w w«•w `hitt"
, r-�'� ar�r ••opt Fer any
special prise for each. whx e we are
1 ..,
;cave your orderwith us-- -Positive'
ea Tea Tea Tea Tea advancingour pri
Special This Week
per pound 10.c
10c
10c
2 pounds for 25c
Dates ;
Cooking -Figs
Seeded Raisins
Cocoa
►eville.or'`Bitter oranges to arrive this
Cash' 1& i Carrtg
2 eli<verxes,
vostviormommartimmo4wwwmfow~"wwwwo
plied' liberally` at the time. Chair
inan Middleton -said he wan perfect-
ly willing that a%fuel :controller'should
be appointed, if it Were considered ne-
eessary, He said '4ie'had been watch-
ing several families Where 'there was
illness and that he had found the"
dealers willing to co-operate in sup,
plying fuel and if'anyene was'euffer-
ing he would try to see that some-
thing was dobe=for: them:
Councillors 0:L. Paisley and Nedi-
ger shoved that the clerk be, instrue-
ted to purchase books and stationery
to replace- that' destroyed in the -re-
cent fire '
T?ie waterworks report was pre-
sehted as follows: and adopted;
j The clerk also- read a' summary •
the auditors' tenort for the Publi
Library,' Collegiate Inetitute, Publi
school and town 'erea4tiirei•. • •
Reeve Millet and ,Councillor Pais
ley rnude motion to askthe Publi
school board Why'the amount fro
fees front outside pupils was so aural
considering the fast that the rate ha
been raised and. there were tt numbe
of non -resident -pupils in attendant
'The eouneil then adjourned to ores
again on Feb. • 20th. •
After"the adjournment pf,the,coun
cit Reeve Mi71er, at the' renes of
the mayor, tell' something of the
work, of the ,county council.
The council chamber had a decid-
edly.smoky smell on Monday evening
and the ceiling"has a decidedly dilap-
idated look, with its paper hanging
in ,Shreds. The charred frame of the
transop above the door.leading into
the clerk's office gives ample testi-
mony of the small margin .which
.saved the old hall from utter de-
struction.' •
Street Account -
H. IIi11, snow plowing, 3 days ;315,00
W. ,Burton, plowing, 6 days . 30 00
Electric Light Account
P. U. Cont., street lighting • 141.41
•
Property Account
Lighting hall , , , '4.79
R. -Welsh, 9,370 lbs. coal.. 56.22
Pay sheet, work at town hal .. 6.25
Hawkins & Miller, work and
supplies .: . , , 3,85
S. 13. Stothcrs, 2 eords.wood :•9 00
D. E. Closet Account
J. Steep, salary for rJan.:,,,. 70 00
Sick' Children's Hospital X15.00
Children's Aid Society .. , ." 315.00
Anc1 that the $1,000.60 Waterworks
debenture be sold and the.preeeeds
paid to the• P. U. Coni.
Goderich •Taw
The Unity Club will not hold its
February meeting.. ,ort of
The following is the report S:
S. No. 11 for .the month of Jari-
uary:
;Sr.- 4th—Maliel Corey, Laura Cur,-
4th—+Luella+Powell Irene Cor
o1 ey,' Andrew Fraser, Clarence' Perdue,
e Queenie Ansconi'be,' George Potter;
c Mervyn- Batkin, Willie Batkin.
Jr.' srd—Irene .Smith, Gladys : Per-
due o -;i•;
e Sr. 2nd= -Bessie Corey .
m Ji:. 2nd- Johmne • beeves,,` ;: Roy
d Elliott; Irene Vodden, Grant Lindsay:
r Jr. 1st—Florence .'`u3nrith,
oSr. mr-Isa6e1 Lindsav�
t PerduePri„Madeliene Pickett, r ; Ray
Jr. Primer—Joe Corey, Jack Smith.
—Myrtle 1. Powell, Teacher,:.
Cemetery Accpunt.
R. Hunter, salary for Jan. , , 60 00
W. Burton, breaking road . , .. 1.50
Fire &;'Water Account
H. Glazier, watching fire ., :1 00
H. Glazier, chief, salary, 6 mos. 20.00
Treas, fire• comp., salary 14
firemen.. , .. 182.50
W, Cook, team to C. C. 1' fire 6.00,
Grants Accoun`
P. U. Com., lighting Hospital 19.78
Salaries Account
D. L. Macpherson, 3 pros, sal. 137.30.
11 L. Macpherson, statement
,for auditors , , . . 10.00
R. 'Welsh, 3 noes. salary : 15.00
R. Welsh, cob; ainnisement talc 2,00
It, B. Fitzsimmons, sal, for Jan. 54.17
J. Wiseman, Auditor , , , , , 13.00
D. W. L, Cantelon, Auditor , 15,00
R. Hunter ,. 20.00
Charity . Account; •.
V. Scretan, draying . . ., .50
Ineidental Account
Bell ,Tel: Co,, 'refit, account ... 4,77
Mist P, Han)u , typewriting for
Auditors ..,. 4,00
Postage and Stationery Account
Stamps ' . , . 8,00
RECEIPTS
Cemetery Accouti;
It, Hunter
i5nle 61 lots 20,00
Care in perpetuity . 40.00
Worlc . , 57,23
Property Account.
Market scales , , . , ,• . 44,05
Roll rent, 24.00
We also tecei ti tad' that the fel-
leteine• gt'?1,tiu be. 'As'q,lws „•
s
Holltraesvf]ie
Mr.' Trewartha vielfed
his cousin, Mr. Edgar Trewartha,
over' the week -end.
, Quarterly " services• were not as
largely attended as usual last Sun-
dayon account of the extreme cold.
Miss Francs Potter is' taking 'a
course in nursing and first-aid and
domestic science at the Agricultural
Short Course in Clinton:
Miss Esther ,Trewartha has . been
laid up with the prevailing cold.
Mr. Errol Walters sustained" a
nasty cut .on his face while playing
hockey the other day.
The -young people under the au-
spices of the League enjoyed a -sleigh
ride party on Saturday: evening last,
Report of •S. S No 8, Goderieh
•township
dlih,l Blass l ithleen Bec%ur, .Mar-
ion Iludniore,,,Bar1ie Walter. Anna-
lielle Pedour, Aniy Mair, Gordon
Stock,.,Laura Mulholland; Alvin Prae-
tor, Willie Tideswell.
3rd-• Class --Dosis Huller, Lloyd
Stock, Freddie Miller, Clifford Mc-
Neil, Coma Trewartha, ICathleen Hul-
ler, .Albert Vanderhurgh, Thelma
Cuda '•
tore, Gordon McDonald, boric
Miller.. Harry ;.Cudmore; Leslie Mil."
ler, Alice Tidesvell. •
2nd ;;' Class --Helen • McMath,' ,'rail,•
helmine Trewartlia, Elsie ,0sbaldes-
ton, Alex. Glen, Jim Mali', Reggie
Tebbutt, 'Hugh Glen; Kenneth
Tebbutt, Burnie MVfiller, Freddie'<'Mc-
Donald, Harry •,Proctor.:.
/at Class --Norman Trewartha,
Kenneth Trewartha, Freida Miller,
Primer Edna Huller, ;Ferris Stur-
dy, Harold Miller,. Nettie Potter,
Frank Y,'eo, Jack' Sturdy, 'Isabelle
Vanderburg},.
London Raid
94fss YEthol : Lane Was called to
.Toronto b1;.ithe illness and subegsuent
death of her aunt Miss Susie Joites.
Mrs. McKnight 'sr„ has been via-
iting her daughter,,and other friends
in Clinton this week,
112xs,
Rossiter of London hats been
spending the pest Week with relatives
about here and, in Clinton,
Mies Elva Nett has ` been Visiting
Blyth friends,
The Il•.F,Wat", Will entertain their
husbands and gent/omen friends atp
social evening at the hoinc b
Horse blankets at reduced .price
1 Saskatchewan•`Buffalo robe, reg
• Dr, Bess' stock tonic. A full line
Full line of crdss-c:ut saws' at al
7, `128 -inch Maple Circularsew,
Axes and handles at all prices:
Just' received a shipemnt of gran
Ws have a lareg stook heavy mil
WfE ARE OFFERING SPECIAL
SETS AND''MAN'Y 'OTHER
COME IN • ANb L
CLIN
Hardware
Tt-t� SWORE
Furniture Phone 104
Valentine Supper
The Girls' Club of Willis • enureh
will give their annual slipper %n the
church' lecture room on ,
Wednesday, Feb, loth
Supper served •front 5 o'clock to
7.30. The supper `will be, as always,
first class,/ Price, 35e.
aufleid
Mr, William Baxter of Thames=
vine is the `guest of his brother, Mr.
CIayton Baxter,., at the personage.
Mr. John Cameron is ' visiting
.friends at Toronto,
Um. Parsons Ii
a s ell very cry suceess-
fulsale of household.furniture, etc.,
on Tuesday afternoon of last week,
when everything was disposed of. Mr.
George H. Elliott of:Clinton was the
auctioneer, "G, 1I." wiekds the chain-
nier very stleceselully
The February ,meeting of the W.
M. S. was held at Mtg.. Campbell's
home on Thursday last. The . pro-
grain of the Woman's .Dray a£
Prayer for Missions was 'followed.
MV ,• F. 14 I, Smith of Toronto was
in the yillage en Saturday last dis-
posing of the, contents of Dr. Smith's
office.
There passed away at his home
of Friday "Morning last another ett-
izen of our village in the person of
Thomas E. Harrison, in his Gist
year; The funeral took place
oh. Sunday• afternoon frein
St. Andrew's church and was largely
attended, Rev. A, Macfarlaiie otl`icias.
The pallbearers were :six mem-
hors of the C. d, F., of which de-
ceased was a member, Meser3. 31,'
Merner, Geo, 33; Greenslade, .l. Cans.
Bron, II. Mll eGrogot, J. Lindsay,
Ire leaves to mnui•n ,his leas a tai-
din,: rout daughters and two.: stns.'
i` Miss ,Tlyo,,syatitl itr df +Iicr.eanin�unitW +aes3