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inch DRESS GOODS
Worth up to $x.,go Rae
Per Yard ...........
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54 inch FLANNELS
Many Choice t t
Colors Per,Yd.
SILKS. AND CREPES
Odd Lines ^�
00
Clearing Yard 9s
Ladies' WOOL GLOVES
Black only worth ec
65c. Pair
BOYS' TOQUES
Regular 49c line 39c
Each
WORSTED HOSE
Worth up to 6gc 49e
Pair
SILK a WOOL HOSE
Worth up to
$x.05 Pair .._ _. 49'
Ready To Wear
Bargains
That Speak Out
Loud
$23.50 Coats $15.00
$28.50 Coats $16.50
$30.00 Coats $21.50
37.50 Coats $27.50
$42.50 Coats $31.50.
$48.50` Coats $39.50
LADIES' .HATS
Two Prices
1.00 $2.00
Any Hat in the Store
Children's 1.00
N a•Fe LJ�
Odd Lines SWEATERS
Laches' and 9
Children's _._ 1.8
35" STRIPED FLETT'E
Reg,. 250 line 1 QC
Per Yard ... _m... a�
27" STRIP FLETT'E
Reg. '18c line 14`
Per Yard................. -
36"
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36" FACTORY COTTON
Regular Ise value 1 j c
Per Yard _,--. 1
LINEN TOWELLING.
regular "18c value 1 3c
Qes Yard "
O-ALLS and SMOCKS'reg. $r.69, line` '{ 41x...30
WORK SHIRTS
regular $x.xg _. 89c
MEN'S AND BOYS'
UNDERWEAR
All Considerably Reduced
CHILDREN'S FLANE'TE
BLOOMERS
Sizes 2 to 12• Years
Per 15c Pair
Limited Quantity
Come Early
RELIABLE ELASTIC
HOSE SUPPORTE "` S.
Babies', Children's, Misses, Sizes
Regular Value 25c Special Per pr. .
49c Pair
WOMEN'S
WINTER WEIGHT
VESTS
"All First Quality"
57c each
COME EARLY
NO SLEEVE
SHORT
SLEEVE
LONG
SLEEVE
Values up to
$1.25 in the lot..
Regular
$1.00 Value
WOMEN'S FINE
PURE LINEN
PILLOW CASES
Reg. $2.00 Value
$1.29 Pair.
Size 22x34. Rave
hemstitched ends.
GLOVES
sidered
DIS ICLOTH
ry�ee�~*v VALUE
:I.v+ilgw Regular 1.5c
For 9c Each
This line is con-
the best on the Market.
BIG SKEIN
MENDING WOOL
5c Skein 6 for 25c
Out seam
Fancy Cuff,
Domed styles,
etc. Will all
-be found ' in
'tthis
SPECIAL
LOT
AT A
SLAUGHT-
ER PRICE
24x4$
RAG RUGS
Very
Special
49c
each
LACEY
CURTAIN
PANELS
Size
36" x 21/4 yds.
While they last
45c Each
Balli Iogig
CHINA CUPS AND SAUCERS
EXTRA
SPECIAL
6 Cups and
� a• aa.cy;i(ca, i,%1 s Saucers for
1t1 1i1ase lMkI
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Towel
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TRY THESE!
LINEN GLASS
TOWELS
(Check Designs)
Regular 25c
. Special, 'Each..
17c
25c DRESSING COMB for [ 7c
BEAUTY BATH SOAP SPECIAL
AGAIN 5c A CAKE
NOTE THE SALE DAYS
Thursday February 2nd
Friday, February 3rd
Saturday February 4th
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EVE J. J. HAYS,.OP' STEPHEN the cud of the term it u coolt:l th s which it will be noted
ELECTED WARDEN. OF
HURON FOR. 1928
Mr.. John 3. Hayes;' Reeve.of Stan-
Iley, is the Warden of the County for
1928, the motion nifniivatiug hila at
the opening session of elle January.
mectin e'f the council un Tua:tlay
idd by Mr. P. J ;4fcQuaid
and seconded ' -by ..Ir. .tlf. iia t:kerr.
')."he nar.lw t - and ..t t os,der of the an -
tion were the other a$i,irenta; for the
p(,eitiOU of warden, but eft, fIaycs
had the majority 9f the support of
Iris party 111 r.a1U4U 1 4i1(1 W011 ran( t-11
t11c first ballot. The election of war-
. den in thi'• 'eimoty x, ev.eryune l.nA,w'ys
iii practically decided in canoes of
the teembe rs „i: c emeii of one, 1,rlliti-
cut party, us the honor erf being War -
c..1 is tiltereat.ed between it tilt! partics
Bind for 1928 the lioteer came to the
1 CoeSe rv.ttive party. 'hie 11011' war-
' deli- .1r(1 was ell ,ii :d: to Ins st.,at i y
41r. ena d piidi was, swvelrhh ilt hy'
isx arde tt lelopp, who c (,nai•aittlet-
c .0 hint on this "election to that office.
1r Hayes made itis tlpenitwg re
:maths ii1 o. f, saying itwas better t<•1
get. down to business first, iso that at,
would be able to say that they had
done their tlu'ty to their constituents
and to the county as a whole. He
was gratified at being accorded the
honor of beingwarden, but the posi-
tion brought •responsibilities anal it 1
was a much 1'00re difficult matter to'
tilaiiaee the comity cow than itused
to he, :is expenses were inucii higher,'
especially for education, the aelnlinis-
traiion of justice and ;hood made."'
Mr, Hayes enpreesed the idea .that if
r' he members of the 0021ncit mixed up 1
instead of dividing into two groups
along political lines it ivoubi be bet-
ter and . make for sociability. He
e•1+eied by expreseinq' the hope that'
1
the conneil would be prompt ih1 con.
Veiling at the hour'sianticd, so that the
bn u,ea:i plight be: d'cniu in ex,tl tints.''
The a11(erlberS of the council 11.1,10
ail p1(e. nt with the exception of '41r,
J'eh111e,tc'1u of West. Vawanosh, who is
liellt at h',tl.o eufferhee with ee lattica,.p
and .i reeolutirrlt e tpressing sympathy
molt 11i'in waspals,sud together with
the decision to shut hon on the pay
sheet for the St:>sielu.
1110 auditors presented the finances i follow -
1a10102111 t of tI1C, t,S
" r 1 ' of the
that there was a deficit of receipts
below"v expenditures for the year of
$x7,215.77, with however, county rates
unpaid at the end of the year of over
that amount. The report'also coniiu
•ented on the change in theofficeof
county treasurer and congratulated
Mr, Gordon Young, the new treasurer,
also making 11 fooling reference to the
services the council had bad for so
many years from ktr. Lane, ''first as
county clerk and More recently as
county .treasurer. We had conic to be
recognized as a !ceder in county mat-
ters.
connection
In with the county audi-
tor's financial report Mr. Lane gave
some information, He stated that
the county's shard of the cost of the
wtrrk done on the :t roviucial .Iligihway'
in x926 MS not tluc until Sept., 2907,
and arrangements had been under'
with 1110 .1'rotjnr.2 tel carry this in the
1172',tiltiilhe at, 5... per :Cent. interest, so..
that county's " shard of the cost 01,
the Huron road pavement was not
due until September of xpa , when,
ale understood, it was intended to is.
sue debeetures so that no action was
necessary until the June session. ol. A,
to the deficit of $17,000 ''Mr. Lane
pointed out that repairs to the House
of Refuge acid Court House amount-
ing to about $7,000.lhad not been pro-
vided forrin the estimates. Outside
sellouts cost the county $3,500 for
maintenance of Huron County pupils;
Charity (including cost of patients of
hospitals) ten years ago test the
county ,$158; in 026, $4051 and in
1927, $3,430; and this was another
large ineresse.. And the equalization
proceedings cost over $2,000 instead
of the $1,200 estimated,
A statement of the expenditure in
1927 on the Huron rd between Goder-
ich and Clinton was submitted show-
ing $47,638.50 for construction and
$1,76z.36 for maintenance .as the z0
per cent, oftotal cost payable by the
county. The total expenditure on the
road for 1927 was $258,192.49 for con-
struction and $8,806.79 for mainten-
ance, The expenditure on construe -
lion .of Huron road pavement in 1926 ,
together, with interest, arnollte'1 to
$31,76.10 as the eotlnty's 26 pec is
cent:, making a total debt by. the
county to the Province of $81,125.96,
Simcoc County is seeking the 'co
operation of Huron county in petit-
ioning the Legislature to change the
open season for the hunting and tak-
ing of'deer from 30 days for 15 days,
-Referred to the special 'committee.
A letter from the University of
Western Ontario 'asked the council to
appoint a representative on the sen-
ate of the University- Referred to
the education committee.
The township of Stanford, near
Niagara Falls, is seeking the co-op-
eration in petitioning the Legislature
to relieve the local municipalities of
the 20 per cent, of the cost of high-
ways. The cost of Provincial high -
Tluxr$dayr 'Fe
Pry 2nd,,
928
621
After strenuous
exercise, a hard
day's work, a'lon
motor trip, or any,
hard physic, k
effort try A
tard bath., Just
dr,9pl •hhree tablew: '`
ppoonfols of Keen'`
Mustard into the
hot water, swirl,
rr'otund, and then get
in and soak,' You
will be surprised Ott
the new vigor which'
gill result.
itistuatsnrunmammengramaimm
Grenville want urban municipalities
separated from the county to be cora-
;pelled to pay a portion of the upkeep
ways was leading to neglect of local of highways and asks the co-operation
roads, and as the Province •got t e of Huron County in memorializing the
whole of the auto license fees and Legislature:
gasoline tax, the 'township of Stan- A protest from rile Township :of
ford considered the Province should McKillop. against the keeping of high -
pay the whole cost o£ the Provincial Ways open in winter, as being much
highways-Referred to the special too expensive and a detriment to far -
committee, mers wishing to use the highway as
The courlty clerk reported having a .snow road: -Referred to the Good
received notice from the Government Roads Commission.
that, owing to the 'Provincial asylums The Navy League of Canada asked
being crowded, counties were being for a grant. -Filed.
asked to provide for the accommoda- Essex County finds unfairness in
tion of harmless patients in county .the collecting of fines under the Li-
houses of refuge. He had answered quor Control Act by the Province
the letter, pointing out that the Pro-, when the conviction is secured by '
vince could look after such patients l Provincial officers and asks co -opera -
in convalescent honied more cheaply tion in a change in the system. -Re -
than they could be looked after in ferred to the special ,cominiteee.
Houses of Refuge. ;A representative I The Legislature is now making a'
of the Department would be present charge of µ1a for a full service of
at the council this session to go into copies of all bills and the procedure
the matter. -Referred to the special' of the Legislature. This is a new
committee. A list of those in Ont- thing and the councildecided they'.
ario asylums who might be sent:back did not need the service if it is to be
t
was submitted number eleven.. charged for and filed the report"
In connection with this matter, oth-1 Notice of the convention .of Coun-
er counties are taking action, as the 'ty Engineers was filed. '
move on the part of the government is I Two applications for the position
looked upon as a serious matter, as 'of, county auditor were received, from
Houses of Refuge, in most cases are I Peter Gardiner,+. Blyth, and A. F. Ir -
already well filled and have no special win, Bayfield.
means of taking care of such patients
as might be returned to counties. Car-
leton county invites Huron county to
send delegatesc to' a meeting to be
held' in February to wait on'the Gov-
ernment asking for the establishment
of three or more convalescent homes
in the Province for such patients, Vic-
toria county hada communication on
the same question,
A request from the Salvation Ar-
my for their rescue home in London
was referred to the executive com-
mittee; also a request for a grant for
the Sick Children's Hospital. in Tor-
onto.
Hastings county finds that nnech
damage is done- to roads by trucks
especially in wetweather and is ask-
ing co-operation iu seeking for anore
drastic legislation as to loads allowed
or use of roads in the spring and
fall. -Referred to the special ;commit-
tee.
'['he report of the agricultural re-
presentative is a voluminous one 'and
the Warden is asked to pick out such
parts of the report as appear of most
Value to be printed in the minutes,
An appeal for assistance to the
Muskoka Hospital was filed.
The United Counties of Leeds and
The Children's Aid Society asks for
a renewal of the aid of the county has
been giving.. --Sent to the executive
committee.
A request from Geo. James, care-
taker of the 'court house, for an . in-
crease in salary was referred to the
executive, Mr, James said he had
served for six years without any in-,
crease in salary.:
• Chairman Holman, of the Mothers'
Allowance Board pointed out that the
payments under the Mothers' Allow-
ance Act appeared largerthan usual
on account of payment of$31oo being
held: over from the previous year.
There was little or no .increase in the
year's expenses.
Messrs, Alf,. Backer and G, W. Hol-
man were appointed to the Board of
Criminal Audit on motion of ib£essrs.
Cox and Hackett,
Messrs T..Ingles, H. Cox and H.
Hill
were appointed d
as the Good
Roads Commission oar motion of
Messrs: Adams and Craigie.
Mr. H, Stewart was appointed to
the board of trustees of Seaforth Col-
legiate Institute, Mr. R. Vanstone to
Wingham High School Board, Mr.
irydone, to the Clinton Collegiate
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