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THURSDAY, DECEMBER. fish 194
CLINTON'S LT.AJ)INCi JLW +GER' STOB
k. ate. A aitAler
No One Can Afford To Be
Without Music
Conte in and get a
Phonala and help to
make the long evenings
more pleasant. it is
as good as any arld
superior to most mach-
ines in tone and .finish
and will play any make
of records without any
extra attachament,
APEX
Double Disk
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Are a.s Odd as the best
records on the market
and
only 65c'
R. ;aJ
Jeweller and Optician
MNSON
Next Hovey'a Drug Store
Clothing Priees
Greatly Reduced
The prices of clothing for this season show a
marked decrease on last year's prices,
Let us quote you a new price on a suit or overcoat
-We can interest you.
Special bargains in boy's school suits --About
two dozen suits to clear at real bargain prices
Men'sjdd pants from RD) up
Full range of Shoes and Bubbers at right price.
Piumsteel gyrus.
CLOTHING
THE STORE T1I Ai- SELLS FOR LESS.
PHONE Re
NEW IDES PATTERNS,
Reduced Prices
on Stoves
$115.00 Ranges at $95.00
75.00 Ranges at ' 70.00
60.00 Ranges at 57.00
35.00 Ranges at 80.00
• 42.00 Ranges at 38.00
30.00 Heaters at 25.00
23.00 Heaters at 21,00
We are advised by the Stove Man-
ufacturers that there is not likely
to be any further reductions -We
etre keeping in close touch with the
markets in all lines of Hardware and
make reductions . accordingly. 11Vo
have a supply of a good cheap roof-
ing suitable for Chicken pens and
--Sheds. We have the extra polished
Stove Pipes at the same price as
common pipes, only 250.
Don't forget that we will be in
the market with a good supply of
useful and suitable Christmas goods.. -
H"4 LAN
Hardware. Stoves and Novelties =•
1
B S.
•
The Store With' a Stock
The Finest Gift Of All
No gift is appreciated quite
so much as an electric wash-
er. It brings happiness on
Christmas Day and every
wash day the year a round,
and once a week for many a
year serves as a reminder of
the thoughtfulness of the
giver,
The White Cap
Electric Washer
does the average family wash.
ing in ono hour, washes and
wrings the clothes stere per -
:goody than they pan be dose
by Shand.
Low in price and payments
easy. Call and see it or have
us givc'you a demonstration
in your own home,
cuter & Perdue
TTA1 DWA.R1i ELECTRICAL PLUMBING.
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IN VIE CAN PIAN R`QME IS
A SUBJECT WITICIH IS 1:t'E010IV
TNG MORE ATTENTION, TRE AR-
TISTIC STANDARD OF TRE AV-
3Ii,AGIl HQME IS NOW I:TIGIIEIi
THAN IT RAS EVER BEEN, PEO-
PLE ARE DEMANDING BETTER
AND MORE CONGENIAL SUR,
ROUNDINGS, WALL IIANGXNGS'
HAVE MUCIC: TO DO WITIX BRING-
ING ABOUT TIIE DESIRED
BRIGHTNESS, BEAUTY AND
cornrow, IF YOU ARE INTER-
ESTED WE INVITE YOU TO VIS
IT QUR SPLENDID STOCK AT
REASONABLE PRICES,
Trio W.11 Fair Co.
Often the Cheapeelt--Always the Beat
EYE SPECIALIST
Ai, L. Cole, Eye Sight Specialist,
an Honour Graduate of the Canad-
ian Ophthalmic College of Toronto.
Goderieh, Ont, Office hours: 9 a.m.
to 5 p.m. Practice limited to the eye.
---tea~ -
snow eloentene
Mrs. Sheeley has returned from a
visit with Picton friends.
Mr Ernie Dunford of Toronto vis-
ited Clinton friends over the week-
end..
Mrs. Jas. Coibnlley of Goderich was
the guest last week of Mrs, A. J.
Morrish.
Mrs. A. T. Cooper returned last
week after a visit of several weeks
with her mother and other mem-
bers of her family at Evanston, 111.
Mr, 'ithur Cook r tuvned from
Hamilton to attend the funeral of
the late Peter Centelon last week
and ecnisined over for the election
on Tuesday.
Mr. Wm, Forrester of Mitchell, Lib-
eral candidate in South Perth, was
elected in Tuesday's election. Mr,
Forrester is a brother of the
late D, A. Forrester of Clinton.
Dr. Annabel McEwen Left London on
the 30th for New York and sailed
from there on Saturday, Dec. 3rd,
for Niansi, India, She is going to
the Ackerman -Hoyt Memorial Hos_
pital.
Mr. and Mrs. Merritt Nediger end
Mrs. C. H. Holland were 1p
from Seaforth on Monday. They
are making quite a success of the
chicken industry down .there, get-
ting about nine or ten dozen of
eggs daily. At anything around
a dollar a dozen one would think
that ought to pay fairly well.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Lobb of the
Bayfield road and their daughter,
Miss Joy, leave next week on a
trip which will probably keep
them away until next spring.
They go to Winnipeg first, then
will visit at several points in the
province and will spend Christmas
with their two daughters, Mrs.
Snyder and Mrs. Henderson of
Radisson, Sask., and will later vis-
it relatives in Vancouver, B, C.,
and at Los Angeles and Redlands,
Califonria. It will be a most en-
joyable trip and their friends
trust that they will not find it so
enjoyable that they will nob be in-
clined to return.
Bao ieid
Capt. Thomas Pollock of Selkirk,
Man., is visiting friends in the vil-
lage and vicinity. -
Statement of the poll in Hayfield:
William Black 38
Thomas McMillan 44
Jonathan Merner .... ..,, ,168
Spoiled Ballots 1
Total Votes Polled 251
Mr, John Sturgeon stet with a
serious loss on Wednesday afternoon
of last week when his residence was
totally destroyed by fire. The fire
started in the kitchen and there be-
ing none of ehe fancily at home, Mrs.
Sturgebn having just shortly gone
out that befara the fire was noticed
it had got such a headway that it
was impossible to extinguish it.
,Most of tine furniture was got out in
the front part of the house as it was
a little time before it caught fire.
Partly covered by insurance
A tea and bazaar under 'the au-
spices of Trinity church Guild will
he held in the Mown hall on Tuesctay
evening, Dec, 130, Tea served :from
5to8p.111.
Mr, Joseph Ruddy of Winghain
was the guest of his sister-in-law,
Mrs. Brandon, a few days the past
week,
Mr. John 'Cloward, who bas open
the past few months in the west, re-
turned to the village on 'Saturday
last.
TOWN COUNCIL
(Continued From Page 1)
St. Gem -gee ward will vote in
Cameron's -shop, S. 3, Anrh.'eevs be-
ing deputy returning officer and
John Cuningh:tine poll cleric, The
renulnseention given: the D. R. 0.'s
will be $4; poll clerks $3; and tlno
owners of the booths, $3.
Clerk itfiaepherson read the an-
nual report of the medical health
officer, as follor's
"To the Miteer a111I lttent ors of the
Town Council, Olitttoit
Gefitloitieli:---l1 submitting ;this,
' TII :1hrjt
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5
New Vat, Raisins, per lb ,25
Best Val. Raisins, par 11, .30
Best Sultana Bleached Raisins, per lb .33
Lenon and Orange Peels, per lb, „ .. , .85
Mixed Peels, per Ib .40
New Dates, per ib .19
New Currants, per )b „ ,,, ,... .19
New Currants, Best, per lb. .22
New Seeded Raisins, per lb. .23
New Seeded Raisins, per pkg. .25
New Seedless Raisins, per lb .,.. ., , ,25
Almond Paste Icing, all ready for your
Christmas Cake, per tin
We are also stocking a nice assortment of
Christmas Cakes, all iced, decorated
and ready to eat at 60¢.; 90¢, $1.25
Short Bread, per cake .25
Plum Pudding, just the thing for small
families, per tits .50
Four string Brooms, each _ .38
10 lbs. Gran. Sugar .78
.50
4 Ib, Tin Pure Jam .70
Tall Pink Salmon , ., , , , ...... .10
Good Pink Saluron, per tin .09
Breakfast Bacon per lb. ..80
6 lbs. Rolled Oats .... , . .... , , . , 24
1 90-1b, Seek Rolled Oats ., 3,30..
3 lb, Pail of „Shortening , ... ..... . , . ..45
3 ib Pail Lard • .53
3 lb Pail Syrup :45
Corn Meal per lb. . . . . .. . . ...... e.. , , .04
Roiled Wheat, per Ib. .09
Broken Sodas, 2 lbs. .25
8 lbs. O'Neil's tea, regular 60¢ lb. 1.00
O'Neil's Coffee, per lb.... , , ... , , ..38
Blue Ribbon Tea, per lb • .50
5 bars of Lennox soap ...... 25
21 bars Lennox Soap X7..00
Polar White, 15 bars for 1.00
Dutch Cleanser, per tin ,11
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Two Delivery Wagons at your., Service
If you wish your goods before nine o'clock, kindly order the afternoon before.
VAAPPARAe
the annual report of the Board of
Ilealth, it is gratifying to say that
the citizens have been exceptionally
clear. of epidemics and contagious
diseases. During early winter there
were three families contracted ty-
phoid fever, the first in years. One
case was imported from l;Tte city; in
one well water was used.
There ere still a few householders
who persist in using well water al-
though all wells have been con-
demned for years. A slight epi-
demic of whopping cough is at pre-
sent attacking the children with one
death so fa'r.
The septic tank construction has
been a source of worry and trouble.
The contractors, plumbers and house-
holders appear to be indifferent to
the feet that a permit must be ob-
tained after submitting. a plan for
approval.
In the costing year the Board
purposes enforcing the regulations
in all cases. Several of the tanks
are far from satisfactory especially
the one at the Public •school owing
to faulty construction and not in
aecordanee with specifications sub-
mitted.
I have inspected the Public school
and Collegiate Institute and given
instruction in sanitation.
The' milk .tests show the quality
has improved since last year.
The.births were fifty-six and the
deaths twenty-eight. -
Respectfully yours
3. W. Shaw, M.O.H."
None of the committees seemed to
have much of a report except the
finance committee, which seldom
fails, On 'Chairman Cooper reacting
this Clerk Macpherson pointed out
that the salary of the Medical Offi-
cer was not provided for in it, Mr.
Cooper said he was but following
the. instructions of the council in
only including in bis report such ac-
counts as had been presented before
the committee meeting and0.K'd by
the committee in charge, Clerk Mac-
pherson pointed out that Dr. Shaw's
was not an account, but a salary,
fixed by bylaw, that his annual re-
port had been- presented and it
should be included in this month's
report. On motion of Councillors
Paisley and Langford this salary ac-
count was included.
Clerk 1Wacpherson presented the
report of the Public Library. He
said .that the apportionment for the
Library at the beginning of the year
was $600 but that the board would
be about $153 short of paying the
expenses Actually incurred and
asked for an extra grant of $200. He
explained that tine board could ask
for about 51,000, according to the
population, but !then it needed at
Least $800. Councillor Cooper said
the Public Library was ane of the
most useful institutions in the town
and he was sure the people wanted
it dealt with generously, He Moved
that en additional grant of 5200 be
given and Couneiilor,renip seconded
the motion, which was carried,
Firieneial eepol'i: for the month:.
Street Account
Pay sheet for 1 ovembee . , 461.75
T, Mckenzie, heniilock plank , . '4.00
S. Andrews, tile, 5.78
Property. Account
E. Word, coal .. , ..;. 53,20
W, ci, Cai.ter, work on flower
beds 2.00
W. T. Ilttwiatns, Aimee i'spairs,
ate., , . , 18.55
Lighting town hull . , 6,19
P. U. Coin., for lamps ; .. , �^ 3.90
Electric Light Account
Street lighting for Nov. ....139.58
Grants Account
Hospital for lighting 12.09
Clinton Fire Dept., re concert15.00
Salaries Account
R. B. Fitzsimons, fox Nov. . , , 54.17
R...p. Fitzsimons, col. war tax. 4.00
Cemetery Account
R. Htutter, salary .... 60.00
D. E. Closet Account
J. Carrick for Nov. , , 54.17
Incidental Account
Bell Tel. Co., rentals ... 4.52
RECEIPTS
R.B. Fitzsimons, market scales 10.60
H. Hunter, work at cemetery -142,25
Sale of lots 24.00
Received in perpetuity ..,90.00
Hall Rent . , . 45.00
On Motor Car Co., mortgage 1200.00
Sale of Debentures .... .. 3000.00
Your committee also reports that
your instructions re collecting arrears
of taxes are proceeding.
The council then adjourned to •
meet again on the 15th.
ASK YOUR GROCER FOR
O'NEILL'S
CBEAIVIALT BREAD
IF HE DON'T ILEA' IT PHONE
US AND WE WILL HAVE
THE DELIVERY CALL
WE NOW SOLICIT YOUR
ORDERS FOR
Christmas Cake
R. S.
Phone 204
O'NEII L
The Baker
Say "Merry Christmas"
with'a Phiotograph
You can complete your Christ-
mas list quickly with photo-
graphs and you will be sure of
giving just the right thing,
photographs are ens ,you can
easily afford and :fancily and
Mende will always treasure
them.
e4
ROY BALL
Photographer Pti;onie 6'x
Quaxa s
$
Christis Sioppr F
We now have a varied line of suggestive
Christmas Gifts.
Also Skates and Hockey Sticks, Pucks, Straps
and Ankle Supports, Etc.
We invite you to call on us.
M. T. Cori s40,
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GENERAL HARDWARE
PHONE 53
1
Style, Fit and
orkmanship
At the lowest possible prices are the most
important points for a man to consider
when ordering clothes.
OUR STYLES ARE OF THE VERY LATEST. OUR FIT IS AS-
SURED BECAUSE WE TAKE YOUR MEASURE AND CUT A
SPECIAL PATTERN TO YOUR FIGURE. WE DO NOT USE THE
SAME PATTERN FOR EVERY CUSTOMER AND TAKE CHAN-
CES. P011 WE HAVE LEARNED TIIE SCIENCE AND ART OF
DESIGNING IN THE BEST CUTTING ACADEMIES IN AMPiR-
ICA. OUR WORKMANSHIP CAN 138 RELIED UPON. WE ARE
PRACTICAL TAILORS OF MANY YEARS' EXPERIENCE,
OUR PRICES ARE TIIE LOWEST
LEAVE YOUR ORDER AND LET US PROVE
OUR STATEMENTS
65s+s4a.'2==Frmsstt6=Zir.garsi . ta�ni ^.tcm.'a 'a'cc..atac-hhuvm
avis crmaa
THE VETERAN TAILORS
Opposite Town Hall
Brown's Men's Furnishings Store
TWO .FARMERS' COURSES IN
FEBRUARY
Two separate courses of study are
being offered by the University of
Toronto in the short winter course
for farmers, which is to be held from
February 6 to February 17, 1022,
This has been made possible by the
fact that many of those who cause
to the course last winter have signi-
fied their intention of returning next
11 ehruary, while molly will he attend-
ing the course for the first time.
Tina first of these courses contains
I,nit9ish 1itcraturr,, e001;01)11es, Cana -
Than history, commercial geography,
architecture, engineering and public
speaking, The sweet' course consists
of English literature, economics,
public health and hygiene, lnsycllol-
ee,'y, household science, biology eand
public speaking, Unfortunately lack
of accommodation does not permit of
allowing options.
Lectures will he held In the MOM..
ings, while the afternoons will he •
provided for by special lectures, .
visits to the Legislature, if it is in
session, and trips to various Wanes of
interest.
Thr course will he crooned in Con.
vocation Ilall on Monday, February,
Oth, by Sir Robert Falconer,
SIIELTElt•1t1;U1'9 AND SOIL
FERTILITY
A blanket of four or five ire
of snow over a prairie farsu dunce
the winter rihd until early spring
moans a large amount of moll i:,,la
for the soil. The problem is to kesp
it there and not: have it Monis awry
by high winds, This i s where si.,1.
ter -bolts 011, tate .farts prove their
value by preventing drifting and,
thus retaining moisture and fertilitee