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STEWARTS
We e Taken Stock: We have balanced Our Boo s
Ou Outstanding Stock is too Heavy Our' Ou g Accounts are too Large
10 DAX SALE
.JAN. 18-27
6.i} DAYS SALE
4A,N. 18.27th.
We Must Raise Money
PRICES TO MAKE YOU BUY
Bargains for . Men Grocery Bargains
tta ifield's pure Wool Underwear
2 Red label Garments for ... $1,60
$2.60 Blue label Garments for $2.15
15c. Heavy Waolee socks for 490
42 Winter caps with ear -bands $1.00
ten's leather mitts and gloves 25c.
Ifc warm knitted mitts for ... 45c
3,3'5 Miner levy low Rubbers at $2:98
45 heavy Tan Workshoes at $4.25
`;x§1.,2.5 work Shirts full size for :_.98c
OVERCOATS
425 Men's winter Overcoats at $1590
$40 Young Men's Overcoats at.$11.50
•150 Mouintairx Goat fur coats $39.50
RAISINS
Sunl Maid Seeded per pkg. 18c
. Seedless Raisins 2lbs. 35e
4 Crown Muscatels lb. ,,.-:: 20e
Royal Yeast cakes 5c
Corn Flakes _-.. • 9c:
Golden Syrup per 1b.......Sc
7 lbs. Oa,timeal : for '`__i et•r-• 25c
3 Jelly Powders. for - '24e
60c. brooms for ...lee _.. 48e
4 boxes Sardines for
SOAPS
3 cakes Palm Olive soap .... 23e
7 cakes Castile for r_, -_ ...25c
15 bars Comfort or P&G $1.00
Bargains for, Ladies
FUR COLLARED AND BUR( -
CH HERALD
.,eret ee„te-, .see. ..,,.:;•a ;.•..... r
111claaae ditto 443,00;' 'W. Of, riess',
rep4irs to hydro teL office 1.50.
The council adjourned to meet
agate on Monday, Feb, 5th at 1.30
o eloe'k, pan.
�•, . A. F. Hess, Clerk,
BERRY STYLE 'COATS
$30.00 Coats for - --- $17.25
$25.00 Coats for -. $14.0
•
Good warm Coats for ladies
and Girls at _.. •.- -- .4.99
$2.50 Girl's, 'Sport Hats at !151.50
25c. prints drk&light col. yd. 20c
20c. factory cotton 36''witle
30c. flannelette good ,quality?
' and width, per yd. ... 22c
30c. Jute and linen toweling. yd,121i.
60e. Shep.c'heck Dress goody yd,38t:,
200 -yd. cotton spools 4 for , 25e
T bix Flannelette Blankets•'.
$3.50 Largest size for
$3.00 size for
Pure Wool Blankets a, pr.J
STEPHEN COUNCIL
The newly elected Council of the
Township of Stephen convened in
Ole Town Hall, Crediton, on Mon-
day, Janulary: 8, 1923 at 11 a.m. All
iricmbers were preseet. After
each had subscribed., to his de►
cleratio'n of office, the minu4.ea of
the previous meeting were read a
and adopted.
• The Reeve and Clerk wee auth-
orized to sign and submit to; the
Minister of Highways of Ontario
the petition of the .Township of
Stephen ehowieg that during 1922
there has been- expended npencthe
Township roads $7,921,63 and 're-
questing the statutory grant on
that amount. 'es providedby the
The' following officers were api-
rointed for the year 1923-3Asseeior
Jos, Guinan, •Salary $150;Caretaker
Ernest Guettinger 'salary $•25; Audi-
tors, .
udi-tors,.• Thos. Trevethick 'and Fre
man Morlock $8 each; Board of
Health Alonzo Hodgins; Sanitary
Inspectors H.P. Eiiber, i Geo. Mer
nee and ;Wm. B. , Oliver.
Directors of the Athletic Field; ;—
Alex. Neeb and John .Hays.
a,. School attendance Officers; H. F.
Eilber.•' W,- B. Oliver and Chas.
Steinhageu.
The various Path Masters, Fence
Viewers and Pound Keepers were
also appointed.
The Reeve Was to' request Georg
Ae M'IcCubbini, OLS, MEIC to pre-
pare
re-pare;ai plan forthwith of Lake Vi-
ew Park at Grand Bend being pt.
of Lot 1, con LBW pursuant to the
0 plans. and Registry Act.
Byelaw Na. 302 being a ]3y -law
to granta telephone franchise to
The Ceetra1-Mount Carmel Tel-
ephena 'Co., for a term of ten
• r use certain Highway's nn
;:,, hownship of Stephen, having
been read three times be passed
and sealed;
Thefollowing orders were pas-
sed;
John Wein : grading blk S. -Rd.
$5:00; Treas. Prov, of Ont., Anruse-
ment Tickets 10.00; Feist Bros. ac-
count 3.05; Dr. J.J. Williams, act.
re Alma Williams 19.50; Express Co.
charges 60; Municipal World sup-
plies and subscriptions 8.80; Sun-
dry personsexp. of Munic. elect-
1,ate tan 134.88; Dr. R.H.Taylor act re;:
g to Cs7,sane Indigent 6.60; Dr. "G, W,
beacey. ditto: 7.40; Joitah Kessell dr -
the m;giF, Bit 5.6 rd. E,; -E 2 i0, Hy, Eil'-
a r 19,
�2 45.00
ro Supt.',
fo
road. .. p
ood
p
The council adjourned to meet
tr4aein in the Town Ha 1, Crediton on
flionday the 5th •of March 1923 at
1 p.m.
Henry Eilber,' Clerk:
AUCTION SALE
Boys' Clothing Bargains
610.00 SUITS, GOOD CLOTHS AND ALL SIZES FOR $6.49. •prOOD WEM OVERCOATS' SIZES 29-34, $549
010YS WOOLEN. SWEATERS, WEATERS, LARGE SIZE $1.89, SMALL SIZES $1.39, COTrroN, SWEATERS 50c. EA}
12ac i
SHREDDED WHEAT, 12c, LUX 10 c. 2 Large Cans Cascade Salmon 35c. 2 CANS PEAS or
CORN
RAISING_ E.
fE.
Jan( 18thterec
4I1ONEY RAISING SALE
JAN. 18th — 2.elfte
J.A. STEWART
EXETER
N. Would We Hesitate.
ea
„. '..mn+^iJ'+, - L'ua }lt.•,�/-'Y' k'pr Y11n •Vi -•tt JY
.$a.v1ng in these times of high prices is
difficult, and to get the. money for a
":bend may mean some deprivation. So
It is when' some dear member of the
Family is sfek unto death and the ex
leanse of medical advice and surgical
dll and care is mounting to figures
that it seems as if we could never
eneet. Do we hesitate? No ; we pledge
the last dollar and are glad to do It.
Now should we feel five years from
scow if we were to have locked in our
,hearts the knowledge that our mother
country perished because we withheld
'Te things that would have auslal►led
icer strength when she was fighting
the powers of rienti and darkness?--
•llTenth's Comnpanioll,
Chance for Daddy.
Ift,tcbard watched his mother knitting
stocks for sometime, then he looked up
♦sit his father, who was reading neat-
ly and asked; "Daddy, don't you
'elfish you were a soldier?" Elis father
replied: "Yes. Why?' and Teddy
said: "Caus den you could get all
close socks mother knits for other
e, COUNTY NEWS
Mrs. A.. J. Ford, of the London
Toad, Hay, met with u most un
fortunate accident on Saturday of
eagle week. She was cleaning a pair
ref gloves with gasoline and had
sem en her hands when in some
manner they caught fire from the
'kitchen stove. She endeavreod to'
leut the flames out by rolling her
liaxids in an overcoat but the fie
elegies ran up her arms. She next
titled putting her hands in aip•ail
e water, but that was ineffective.
teefore the. flames were extinguish-
eiti. Mrs, Ford's hands and 'arms
tawvere badly burned, Her hair
land eyebrows were also singled.
she has suffered a great deal deal
in consequence.
Thos. H. Cook, who is 'Sarnia's
eayor for 1923, and who on Nov,
1922, celebrated his 50 years, of
eiesidence in that city, was born' at
"Ve.rnal, and completed his school
lays at the old middle ward school
0U late 'Wm. Sinclair being his last
'preacher. { 1 r
Dr. and Mrs. Metcalf of Bayfield
left for Detroit where they will sp•-
zratd the remainder of the winter.
John Colclough, of Blyth, was
toned dead in bed last 'Sunday mor
arting at the Bushfield home in
,e rats, where he was staying over
*tight. 'He had been , driving a
truck selling dloth through the
country, and retired aperrrently
roan ,'ere?tea:.hi6 fa,thelli
Browning ie town, while here Dr.
Browning assistedby his father,
performedseveral serious oper-
ations.
A new Cafe has been, openled in
the building south of Dawson's jew
ellery store. r
Mr,. and Mrs. E. Heideman recei
ved word last week to come to
Toonrto at once as their daughter
Enima Was in a very critical con
clition; suffering' from a tumor on
the brain. • r'
Mrs. Jos. Senior- left last week
for Victoria Hospital, London, wh-
ere she underwent an operation.
Herb. Trevethick of M•elford6Sas.
is visiting here.'
Mr. and. Mrs. A, A. Erickson and
and child of Mayv il)le N.Y. are vis-
iting Mrs. Bissett,
HENSALL
rlelo, Moore, who as been vis-
iting in 1Uehsall for the past -few
months, has returned to hi 'shome
m
Meaford.
Mrs. C. Wagner of Zurich is vis-
iting her dauhglter nest kletW1
Ortweini-
Mrs. E. Rennie ,fo town,, visited.
in Detroit over the week -end.
Miss V. Geiger who as at pres,
in Londono vis'ited with her parents
Mr. and Mrs. Owen Geiger. '
Mr. and Mrs. Stephens of Tor-
onto, visited( the latter's ,grandpar-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. A, Reichert last
week. ,
Miss Jean Maxwell returned to
Whitby with her sister, i' Miss An
nie Maxwell, who visited at the
home of Dr. Peek( *
Garnet Case was here attending
the fulneral• of his uncle the
late
'Wm. Laramie. •
Mr and Mrs. Cleve Joyn.t return ,Councillors, Clerk and Assessor.
ed from their wedding trip onSat- The following were appointed
urday evening last and are receive as follows of that Township for
ing mealy congratulations. the 'year; 1923 at the''salaries suited
Miss . Ellen Ford has returned and that !a Bly-law be prepared .con
rrn»n visiting relatives in Miele firming same.
vine, l r Clerk and Treasurer, Andrew F.
Geo. Dadson entered upon date Hess, re. T'otvxiship work $360.00;
itis as courier' on leensall Route No. re. Telephone $1180.00; re road wrk•
two:. $20.00. Assessor, W. H. Edighoffer,
Regret to report that Gertie Hog $120,00 r:Auditors, P. J. Haberer
garth owing to a 'severe attack and K. Routledge, $12.00 each.
b�E q
of appendicitis,' had to be t,'aken retaking Mese L. Rupp, V
to London for an operation and is of Board of Health, A. Heideman(
doing nicely.: Sanitary Inspectors, C. Silber fo
Quite an interesting game of Western Div. and le. ;Edwards
hockey was played on our rink on for Eastern Div.
141onday evening last with Sieg; The following accounts 'were
forth and Ilensall, resulting in la passed; ,
ret ny,' for the home players by Ont, Hospital for C. Rupp, 39.00;
o satire of 6-1. A,1. Hess, fees, Cie, of Revision;
tendreve I,ani;mie, of Detroit, was Voter's List 15 81; W. H. Edighoffer
MONEY
ma
fire
dee
•
tde rename' was Aggie H
daughters, Miss Amy of Tor
Miss Greta at home and alis
son, Ray; also two sisters•;
W. Henry and.• Mrs. Gee.
of Hensall, .and two brothers
(drew of Detroit arid 'nee in'tb
The funeral which was bein
private, took place on Mor dia 'i ie-
1eimen1, being made to the Ex,
eter cemetery.
-aid
Ise
oro
fa.
HAY COUNCIL.
The Council of the :Township of
Hay; met accrdoing tothe' Munic-
ipal Act, ,on Monday, Jan. 8th., in
the Township Hall, Zurich„ when
the following subscribed. to the
Declaration of Office; Reeve, El-
Imor, F. Klepp,. :Councillors, L.
H. Rader, W. R. Dougall, J, P,
Rau and; 1A.. Reichert. The Count=
cif was then organized for the ye-
ar 1923.
The monthly meetings of the..
Council will be held on the first
Monday of each month at 1.30 o'-
clock, p.ni. lduring 1923.
The annual meeting of the 'su!b-
scribers of the Hay Municipal Tel-
ephonie.System will be held ori Sat-
urday; January 27th, 1923, at two
o'clock, pan',
A delegation composed of the.
business men of the Village of;.
Zurich waited on the Council re
•garding the matter of ;licensing,
transient traders and fixing am-
ount of license fees for same was
read three times and finally' passed
The Clerk ways instructed to sub-
scribe for seven copies of the
Municipal World, one copy for
each of the following;—Reeve,
lien` attending the funeral of his ditto 2.65; election expenses 126.00,
1a le i>,roarer, Wm. Lainrnie. T. R. Patterson fees re Becker a=
Thuxsclay,
ELECTION' RESULTS
HAY TP., FOR ,COUNCILLORS ONLY
Polling Subdivision1. 2 3 4 6 6 7 8
Samuel Deitz i 2 9 : 113 58 15 24 6 b-232
W'. R, Dougall 77 50 67 52 23 33 29 21-352 x
John Geoffrey 2 " 3 43 40 18 7 1 33-117
Louis H. Rader 23 16 74 72 57 124 21 28-115 x
John PI, Rau 1.2 15 101 88 28 34 16 29-323 x
Alfred Richert 8 21. 85 70 20 37 32 5-27785:
William 'Turnbull 40 13 32 20 • 31, 73 11 25 x-257
(x¢) Elected,
E. Klapp will be Reeve by accl m a a ation
'TP, STEPHEN' MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS
Poll No. 1 2 3, 4 5 6 7 8 9
REEVE
Alex.. Neeb 52. 318
David' Webb 48 33
COUNCILLORS
Elmer Lawson 49' , 33 62
Geo. Penhale 42 60 34
Victor Snell 84 57 55
Wm. Sweitzer41 19 52
(x� Bl;eeted,
ariil:tr, 18111. 1i)23°
43 68 62 113 48 20 .24-4;'8.10
39 40 1.4 9 37 42 91-356
55
46
79
73
45
40
25
51
25 42
91 39
66 31
97 66
20 69r390
40 56-43x
32 47-462 X
51 77527 X.
SATISFACTION
IF YOU WERE DIS -SATISFIED
WITH YOUR LAST SUIT OR OV-
ERCOAT, !THAT YOU BOUGHT
ELSEWHERE, COME TO US, WH-
ERE YOU ARE GUARANTEED
"COMPLETE SATISFACTION".
WE ALSO DO ALTERING, CL-
EANING, PRESSING AND REP-
AIRING.
-y'ot ILL LIME OCR WORI(
E E. Wuerth, Tailor, Zurich
of
PASTURE FARM andHARDWOOD
BUSH in' the Township of :Tucker -
smith.
• The undersigned has been in-
structed to sell at the Commercial
Hotel, Hensall, on
FRIDAY ,FEBRUARY 2nd, 1923,
at 2•o'clock, pan. that excellent
pastusie farm and bush land de-
scribed. as Lot 13, Concession 2, L.
R. S. Tuckersmith Township, con -
tanning Daae hundred -acres more or
less.
On the property are 40 acres of
bush, mostly maple, with some
rock elm, •This property is only
a short distance from Kippen sta-
tion so the timb•sr, can be redily
shipped. ,Ane all-yearam ad
pas-
ses through the property
makes it an ideal pasture farm
TERMS OF 'SALE -10% cash and
balance in 30 days without interest.
For further particularsapply to;
Frank Taylor, Auctioneer.
Peter Kilpatrick and Margaret J.
Hay, Executors James C. Mc-
Lean Estate.
Gla.d.inan 8,; Stanbury, Hensel]. and
Exeter, Solicitors for Estate.
AUCTION SALE
EXETER ;A. ''tar any illness of many months ward 26.50; Municipal World, seven
Chas. McFalls .anal John Luxton Mr Wei, Laiminie died at hie home subscriptions' 7,00; Sick Childr ns
*tended the funeral of their aunt tee Friday January 5th, ,Decea hospital grant .5.00; Children ys
Aid
t Bay y City recently. ed was well to in years 'and Was and. Humane Society, Goderkc'h,
Method- rant; W. L. 'Siebert re ,Zurich
M.r°s. �l,. Reeder had the �isfb'x� a valued, member of the , ,
r e- grant;
r W. 6. Walker eterd
ane to fall down cellar one day tst chatclt and Wes for iaevelra y Drain 73.20; r r
,, • c wrier on the- Ki pee Mal tel. tax 11.35; Bell 'Telephone Cop,
!u'st week, falling' 'through a. trap: ears a,;i?p , .. ; tel.
bruised .o Route and a'bso en :1L..ltr 2, Ilenoalll toils 56.17; Jac. 1#enh.eter, ereer l
rrT.airr and. wars badly butf
b
Stu;ratrly'
ouee were broken. Ile; was borneea r Bayfield, and is tax 2.00; T. Webb ditto 1.90; 1VI. G,
rio
}r •'°:r 17,1ewe're a C a'o''o i'. we. r::'1, by, bis widow. `cvhonema;-
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VALUABLE FARM and. I3USH
LAND IN THE TOWNSHIP OF
STANLEY •
The undersigned , has been in-
structed, to sell oil the premixes on
WEDNESDAY JANUARY 3151,1923
at 2 o'clock, pen. that Attainable
farm and bush land known as Lot
10, Lake -Road East, containing 105
acres in.ore or less, and Lot 11,
Lake Road East, Stanley Town-
ship, containing 109 acres more or
less, On Lot 10 are 50 acres of
hardwood bush with come, ash; elm
and hemlock, good spring water.
Op Lot 11 a brick 1e2 storey house
with galvanized iron • roof, good
bank barn 44x.75 with cement .flog
ars in stable and water piped thr-
ough; Straw shed 305c40; good
root house, drive shed and wood
house; also blaeksinith and repair
shop. 04 the property: is an ap-
ple orchard. of about 3, lacres, ant
artesian and 25
of mike
ed busThe�rtwollacres lots will be offered,
both separately 'and as one par-
cel.
TERMS OF SALE -10% cash and
balance in 30 days without interest.
Fro♦• further particulars apply to.; l_
Osear Klapp, Auctioneer.
Thos. n Snowden,, Executor M. D
n Westlake Est.
Giti
ladn & .Stenbury, eesall and
1:leat r, aolieitors for Estate.
The Herald's
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Herald ani Daily Globe 63:00.
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Herald and Kitchener Daily Telegraph --- $$5,11)
Herald and Daily Mail anti Empire ... ... -_: ...6.00
Herald and Saturday Mail and Empire 75
Herald . and Daily Star ...... ... 6.00
m Herald and Weekly Star 3.75'
Herald send Daily News :._-•= -•- 6.00
Herald and Fre, Prose evening editionE.
6,00
Herald` and Free Press morning edition 6.00
Herald and Advertiser, morning edition • 6.00
Herald and Advertiser, evening edition .._ 6.00
Herald and Farmers .Advocate --2.75
Herald and Farm and - Dairy .. -_ __. ___ _2.15
Herald and Farmers Sun $3.00
Herald and Family Herald and Weekly Star ....:.$12.75
- Herald and Canadian Countryman $2.25
:Herald and Weekly Witness' _ 2.75
Herald teed Farmer's Magazine _ 2.50
Herald and Youth's Companion •-- •-• - $3.75
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Northern.Ontario S
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•North help is more urgent needle•
Nod` that winter has gripped. the p
01that ever . Here is a typical scene—a little boy who travels many:
miles tor the daily pl?•stt . ly of food, far a large flurry, Hi* lather is bum
ldth a new house to replace the one destroyed in the , big fire. le the
meantimwitherwither and the children live in an old oak shack r, en the Mite
6airta of Cobalt,