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Beginning Saturday January 25th
Ending Saturday Feb. 8th
TI:13 CLEARING SALE IS AN ANNUAL EVENT WITH US AND
W ARE AGAIN PUTTING FORTH SPECIAL EFFORTS TO
MAKE THIS A REAL SALE. WINTER GOODS ARE MARKED
DOWN IN ORDER TO CLEAR AND MAKE ROOM FOR SPRING
G;7.2.`.."S NOW ARRIVING, DO NOT MISS THIS OPPORTUNITY
' 3ECURING SEASONABLE GOODS AT REAL BARGAIN
PRo.:ES. WE OFFER No. 1 QUALITY GOODS AT ALL TIMES
W CANNOT QUOTE ALL OUR BARGAINS HERE BUT ASK
'UTO LOOK UP OUR LARGE BILLS, AND BETTER STILL
CME INTO OUR STORE DURING THIS SALE AND SEE FOR
YOURSELF.
EXTRA SPECIAL
350 lbs. of Roasted Rio Coffee to sellat per pound
27 Cents
Get a Supply at this Record Breaking Low Price
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Auto Licenses
LICENSES CAN NOW BE RENEWED FOR THE YEAR 1930
FEES ARE AS FOLLOWS:
ALL CARS UNDER 25 H. P.
OVER 25 H. P.
DRI.;ERS AND CHAUFFEUR'S RENEWALS
TRAILOR LICENSES 1 Sam
COM1VIERCIAL VEHICLES SAME AS LAST 'YEAR.
BRING YOUR 1929 PERMIT CARDS
$5.00
$10.00
PROMPT SERVICE!
Before you Invest --INVESTIGATE!
Andrew F. Hess, - Zurich
MY MOTTO -SERVICE AND SAFETY
Have You MADE YOUR WILL?
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FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
MEN'S HEAVY WOOL SHIRTS AND DRAWERS, GARIVI. $1.0
MEN'S FLEECE. LINED UNDERWEAR; ..
MEN'S SWEATER COATS, REG. $3 00 VALUE AT $1.59
MEN'S SWEATER COATS UP TO $5.00, FOR
MEN'S PLAID FLANNEL SHIRTS FOR"
MEN'S WOOL SOX', PAIR
$3.50
$1.15
19c, 39c, 59c
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LADIES' SILK HOSE; PAIR AT.. .. ...... . $1.00, 79c
LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S HOSE, WOOL AW CASHMERE
REG. VALUES TTP TO $1.00 AT ER......,
Ladies' Vests and Bloomers, Reg. $1.00 at 69c;":07 75-c at ..59c
CHILDREN'S Underwear anci Stockings at :ItEDUcEP PR-ICKS
A FEW PIECES CHECKERED GINGHAM'S, VII
LIGHT PRINTS, AT PER YARD
FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY' ONLY
Corn Flakes, at 3 Boxes- for
25c
Purity Quick Oatmeal, with China, box. 33c
Purity Quick Oatmeal, without China, Box 24r
J. W. MERNER
YFI LOW FRONT STORE ' PHONE No. 145
ITEMS OF LOCAL INTEREST
• We are in receipt of a communi-
'cation of Mrs. L. Eichelberger, of
Pryor, Oklahoma, in which she' states
of the unusual winter they are exp-
eriencing in that far away state, and
says that they have a good deal of
LOCAL MARKETS
,Corrected• every Wednesday)
Butter, creamery 45
Eggs 30, 40, 50
Old Hens 9-18
Ducks 15
Chickens ................1I-18
snow this winter and no sleighs which Geese, dressed 18
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puts people in a rather unfortunate Turkeys, dressed27c
position, and goes to show low ittt Wheat ...... 1.20
snow people expect in that state.
HURON COUNTY COUNCIL
.. . .... 60
... 70
80
3.50 4.75
34.00
36.00
,Barley
Buckwheat
Flour cwt. ....
Reeve A. C. Baelcer, Warden Bran ton
Shorts ton
The Huron County Council met at Dried apples
the courthouse, Goderich, on Tuesday Dutch sett onions
of this week for the first session of
the year. All of the 29 members in
attendance. The first order of bus-
iness was the election of a warden.'
Reeve A. C. Backer, of Brussels, was, Western Fanners' Itiutual
the unanimous choice. Reeve Baeker
was unopposed, and it is stated that I Weather Insurance Co
this is the first year a warden was 1 •
ever elected h:: acclamation. The' OF WOODSTOCK
newly elected --warden thanked the The Largest Business of any
Council for the honoi conferred on
him. He said he would: endeavour to Canadian Company doing
discharge his duties in a worthy man- Businessin Ontario-
ner to meet the approval of his col-
leagues. Mr. Baeker spoke of the Amount of Insurance at Risk on Deo.
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many problems confronting the Co-
uncil and stressed the need of pract-
icing economy and cutting down exp-
enditures werever possible. He beli-
eved in the pay as you go policy
The Council passed a motion of
appreciation of the warden's able E. F. Klopp-Zurich
address. The reports of the two
pretented at this meeting. The ex- and all kinds of Fire Insurance
public school inspectors, Magistrate C Adeni, Also Dealer in Lidhtnind Rods
A. Reid, and Gov. Reynolds, were
penditures on the county highway sy-
stem
$175,316.54, and the Council adopted
the motion that the Ontario depart-
mentstem the past year amounted to
of Highways be notified of this
and requesting the statutory grant
31st, 1928, $22,206,275.
Total Cash in Bank and Bonds
$160,378.74
Rates -$4.50 per $1,000 for 3 years.
upon that amount as provided by the
• Act. County Clerk Holman and Re-
eve J. W. McKibbon of Wingham,
were appointed to the criminal audit
board for 1930. H. Keys, L. H.
Rader and W. J. Henderson were ap-
e pointed the good roads committee.
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• The striking committee to name the
standing committee for 1930, includ-
e ing the old age pensions committee,
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was named as follows: N. W. Tre-
• wartha, Wm. Mole, J. Middleton, J.
Wright, and J. W. Beattie. This
committee will report ,at Wednesday
morning.
To Plan Your Summer's Program of Work, Repairs,
And Improvements
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• STEPHEN COUNCIL
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The Council of the Township of
Stephen convened in the Town Hall,
Crediton, on Monday, January li3th
Money can Buy. 1930, at 11 o'clock a.m. All rnemb-
• ers were present and subscribed to
the Declaration of office and ,took
• his seat. The minutes of the prev-
iour meeting were read and adopted
. That a by-law be passed appointing
: the following officers and officials,
6 viz: Assessor, .Truant Registrar and
ii. Sheep Valuator, Jos. Guinan; Audit-
• ors, J. Graybil and C. Christie; Care -
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• taker, E. Guettinger; Board of Hea-
e lth, R. Goetz, and Wm. Switzer. Med
Iical Officer of Health, Dr. S. V: Rail-
ton. Secy of Board of Health, Hy.
tinier; Sanitary Inspectors, Eli Law -
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dOnIt son Geo. Merner and W. B. Oliver;
School Att. Officers, Eli Lawson, Geo.
• 1VIerner, and W. B. Oliver. Athletic
-. • Field Committee, R. Goetz, W. Sweit
-tar, T. Trevethick, F. Gaiser, .T, W.
a ' 1.41S17S011 Mrs. IL Young, and IVIrs. D.
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O Mcisaac .: Cow Tag Inspectors, Eli
ILawson and Placid Desjjaardine.
Vence Viewers, H. Mills, J. Morlock.,
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ZUFliCH ... 0NT. I: ,,,r::;), W. 3'. Brown, J. Gilt J. Hod- in the Town Hall, on Monday, Pleb-
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1 gens. Pound Keepers, B. D. Cook, riwy 3rd, at 1 o'eloek pail,
I ' Christie, t'T . Rata, H. L. Kraft, E, The Council atemrned to meet 'again
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Let Us show You the best kinds of Fencing for the
Field or the Home Lawn Fences. We handle the best
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If you decide todo some Roofing or Eve -Troughing
this year, we invite you to call and see us and get our
estimates, as well as show you our goods,
A Nice New Piece of Furniture in the Home will be
always appreciated. We can supply anything in this
line, and the prices are very Attractive.
If in need of new furniture,
forget; we have it!
STADE & WEID
Eagleson, G. Walper, A. Baker, A.
J. Amy, 0."Finkbeiner, A. Baker, S.
Pollock, Desjardine, G. Clark, W
Stade, G. Steeper, Brophey. Dog
Inspectors, D. Eagleson, N. Schenk,
J. T. Hirtzel, Road Foremen: N.
Baker, W. Sanders, L. Davey, G.Hir-
tzel, A. Baker, H. Schenk, R. Gower,
W. Schwartz, A. Regier, W. Becker,
M. Madden, 0. Willert, R. Ratz, W.
England, L Houlahan, P. Desjardine
W. Isaac, A. Latta., T. Isaac, A, Web
W. Baker, R. Hodgins, N. Baker, W.
Bowman, E. Gaiser, P. Eieenbach, F.
Triebner. That By-law No. 431 pro-
hibiting dogs from running at large,
having been read three times be pas-
sed and signed by the Reeve and Cle-
rk and sealed. That By-law No. 430
to authorize the Reeve and Treasur-
er to borrow certain sums of money
to meet current expenditures be pas-
sed. That the Petition for drainage
work filed by Geo. Link be accepted
and that the Reeve sign the same on
behalf of the Township. That
Dr. S. V. Railton be appointed Med-
ical Officer of Health. • That the foll-
owing Road Foremen's pay sheets be
paid, viz: P. Eisenbach, Rd. 26 $3.00;
W. Becker 10 2.00; W. Isaac 17 2.00;
J. Finkbeiner 8 10.40; T. Yearley 9
14.40; H. Schenk 6 11.20; W. Bow-
man 24 108.75; R. Ratz 13 3.80; N.
Baker 1 3.00: A. -Latta 18 1.50 and
4.00. And the following orders; W.
Coats, Reg. By-law 2.8'5. Grand &
toy, Ltd. B.D. 8z M. Binder 7.50;
Centralia Pol. Vill. refund xd. acct.
45.83; Sundry persons, election exp-
enses 147.08: The Stewart of the On
tato Hospital, re: Alma Williams
19.50: Wickwire Print Shop, print-
ing 64.00: Municipal World supplies
12.67; Can. Bank of Conn. commissi-
on on cheques 4.80; Tp. o Usborne
bal. due on E. B. 45.38; Can. Bank
oC Cm -ten. eoPecting taxes 107.82.
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I WE CAN SUPPLY THE PUBLIC WITH SEASON4
ABLE HARDWARE AT MODERATE PRICES
Let Us Show You
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$ OUR FULL LINE OF GRANITEWARE, AT LOWEST
PREVAILING PRICES, + •
_Good - Supply Of Kraus'ef
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FURNITURE
t • Full Line of:Furniture, in Living Room Suites, Dining
• Room Suit,w, Bed Room Suites, Kitchen Cabienets.
t • We also have. the Famous Simmons Bed Springs and
I: Mattresses, a Guaranteed Article. Best on the Market
To Day.
WE ALSO HAVE SOME USED FURNITURE FOR
SALE VERY CHEAP.
I Johnston & Kalbfleisch I
ptiardware & Furniture. Phone 63
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Second Handed Buggies
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LETTERHEADS, BILLHEADS, ENVELOPES AND *
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THAT WE ARE AGENTS FOR TWO LEADING MANTIFAOrt
MUMS OF COUNTER CHECK BOOKS, ANDCAN sup-
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THAT WE CARRY IN STOCK WRITING PAPERS, ENVIIBI-
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