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The Huron Expositor, 1921-01-14, Page 8Annual w Clearing THE HUIRON EXPOSITOR Sale One:week only January 17 to 22 20 to 50 p. c. off Underwear, Sweater's, Flan- nelette, Serge's. Prints, Ging- ham, Shirtings, Mitts, Shoes, Rubbers, and Gaps. Terms strictly cash, No goods on approval. No goods Returned. D1STRICT MATTERS Hockey ! Goderich va- Seaforth Goderich will play at the Palace Rink Saturday, Jan. 15. GAME CALLED 8 p.m. ADMISSION: Adults, 25c. Children, 15c. E. A. McAsh & Son $8 to $12 PER DAY Auto 1*,,*,,r 1•.huh'cx. ,ulrau'r.i lig. $8 to $12 per day Men wanted till orment do maid ae. •, e,hd,. ertaam .-. ,Iri aye. tactor operaLI tl1 tare •tulcan,¢n,g. •eb'lrn welding. ,„rage tl1.0nr. rlert r,e:J uric Practical t,am,ag O»I> 110 wr,-kw rc- nu,rd. Iter nal .,ght ~ rl:�..-,. Writ. free to lug ur.a 1,g 'w• e^ Stead0 mploy- ment�allh:hl1.1111.1.' Alt t, a Del GASL'IHAI:- '1'Ofr S1'ltOU1., *2 h,u; St W,•.l• '1 •.rorty. CREAM WANTED We have our Creamery now in full operation, and we want your patron- age. We are prepared to pay you the highest prices for your cream, F you every two weeks, weigh, sample and test each can of cream carefully and give you statement of the same. We alio supply car's free of charge, and give you an honest business deal. Call in and see us or drop a card for particulars. THE SEAFORTi1 CREAMERY Seaforth - - - - Ontario mittees for the year and report st the adjourned meeting et 8' p.m. The adjourned meeting was called to or- der with all the members present, and on the report of the Special Committee, the folluwing were ap- pointed un the Standing Committees: Property, Grieve, Parke, Smith; Fire and Water, Parke, Beattie, Crich; Finance, Cardno, Haigh, Smith; • Charity, Mayor, Cardno, Haigh; Court of Revision, Mayor, Reeve, Cardno, 1 Beattie and Parke. The Finance Conuuittee recommended that the fol- lowing accounts be paid: W. Gilles- pie, $64; A. McKay, $80; J. A. Wil- son, $75; A. Stobie, $40; J. Knight, $65; Public Utility Commission, $19.09; R. Edgar, $72; J. F. Daly, $' 105• Stewart Bros„ $15.93; R. and FRESH LETTUCE and RADISH every week. M. PHILLIPS' Fruit Store, Seaforth. ('olts IionspoJ, The Western On- tario Colts Ronspeil will be held in Seafurth, eonuneuring on Tuesday' next, and the local club are making big 1'repaal!ors to entertain the visitors. If rteather conditions are largest favorable t}•1• will be the g bonspeil in the history of the ass.u'ia- tiall. :rs 5.•.,f:rr;❑ ;lour are entering ,even rink-. TI e turn! ;kips aro T. S. Smith, .1 `I -t Broderick, 5lclnt,17ms tb.artle, here:.• JIIhn lt- M. Jooe.- .u'd 11. W. l'rasswrll- • Cull)--Mel:rigor. A quiet wt'cl- diug too i, ph. ,t lite lrnmer Al. '*1'(�re>;•.r Fide street, Seaforth, on '1'hut,.tao. 1)..,,•luber :10th, whet, she was ul::trd 111 l44,rriage to Mr. A. t•Lare,,r, 1 1. > of Mitchell. The Rev. E. .1. 1:, •'.'.:-ton, of StulTi, ethic' M1,- 11 • . h Steele ploy ed the weeldin,; n.., :.shite bride entered the room or. the arm of her bre th. r - in Iaw, Dr Steele, 11 1'., of Tavistock :unl took het place beside the grow. The bride ;u• I ;•motel we're altrmlcd by Mts.. M:,"' ' , Steele 1:: 1 1lr. (toss Murder. Mi, ami Mrs. l'uily left al, the afternoon gait for l.ucktnow, and on their re:..11 »ii: resole in Sea - forth for a .'sect tune. - — F. Devereux, $16.25; Thompson's Bonk Store, $2.45; Bell Telephone -Co., phones, $16.50; J. C. Greig, $3"2; ,Municipal World, $5.09; G. T. R. Crossing, $'28.92• F. Sills, $16.50; R. Frost, $2.76; William Adams, $14.87, Mr, J. M. Best was appointed solic- itor and A. Scott and A. D. Suther- land auditors. Mr. A. R. Box was appointed Chief of the Fire Brigade and the brigade was given the usual motion s. to ar.mend gave By--lawtu14'2. ice of The sum of $10 was granted to the Chil- dren's Aid of Goderich. By-law 216, appointing officials, was given, its several readings and passtxl. The council that adjourned. They dur,d hen, tart nenn•thin. astar, nd Ire finished it! Seo it' " ...twit rho - I..n,n tia•nn igen 111 "05 Jnii' n>.- now »how my al the Strand. 01 Muff Kound.--b'uuieel .t the rer1Rt Itacaar lei Seaforth, a brawn fur ,net. Owner mus hate ,•r applying roar. 'the Expailtur ani name p»,.ng charger. 2768-u WESTERN ON'I'.1RIO'S IIF.ST COMMERCiAI, SC11001. Stratford, Ontario Our winter terns commences Tuesday, Jan. 4th, and students may register in our Commer- cial, Shorthand or Telegraphy _Departments at any time. Our courses are thorough and prac- tical, and we assist graduates to positions. Get our free catalogue. D. A. McLACHLAN Principal. JAMESWATSONWATSON GENERAL INSURANCE AGENT DEALER IN SEWING MACHINEL ESTATE AND LOAN S. Four good hooses for sale, conveniently situated in the Town of Seaforth. Terms reasonable and possession given promptly. Apply at my Office for particulars Turn Over a New Leaf -- Iran't Kirk You has plenty of laughter rorn,0.g. "'1'11.- hash. rn High Life" at the Str:a0,1 0n M„1,11.5. 'tum,lny and Wedge - 11Ux1r Notre. We .1:!1 ru u r the butcher .I.5 r .•far ur , : tor, Iran,' will handl, ,.:I Isnot) fr„-h'Iloud , ,•el r ,at.., homenne. dr n,1 1.• nal err l„.... ,rel chase eln. • Ia,dte1 s, »I.�I,. ,.s tf” the .1,... :et II,+11/ . n.1 r, `. •r..1.,, '1„ -tar. 0d t1 .•dn ,,0, ,nal ., ,.dl uu- e1.,,a»d 001 "1'„ ,,',sash r A+o„r;,..,,... 11:,. bur.. -1 100,.1 ph„t,.pl:r>:e Ib, „e,. ,o l> for p„• est;>w> a:,,I' r,,,, rr„ .:,i, ,o.. far Nao, nal Ptah este• f alt:, Aberhnrt'n men r:. ,l y,; .i b, r,., 0. S7170d:,,. .Ia1 nr. I ., _..0 '.. Account,. nu.. -I1:, bra, r woe ... e: 101 1l., e, u. eon.- ,0Jd ro;u,_, I. .•• •Inv. dor 11,0•um- Ite A 1'111 'Har !,, ,,n .nuts pilin ti nes Non nae ''n., to 1 .' o r ,..1 :Lod pot � '0,1,0' ,. Prow. I In..,1,01 -.. ,:d »per Start the New Year"by buying your Rlf(nk- Books here. LEDGERS MINUTE BOOKS JOURNALS CASH BOOKS MEMORANDUM BOOKS RECEIPTS ACCOUNT PADS DIARIES INDEXES FILES BINDING CASES MUCILAGE INK PASTE PENS INK WELLS PENCILS Thompson's BOOKSTORE - - SEAFORTH cousin, Mr. J. F. Welsh. Mrs. Wm. 1 Sleeth hue returned from aµ visit with her son in Lansing, Michigan. --Mr. I and Mr's. J. E. Stewart, who .have been • spending some time at the home of Mr. Stewart's brother, Mr. A. M. Stewart, have returned to Red Deer, Alberta. Dr. F. J. Burrows was taken to London on Monday to undergo special treatment for his eyes, which were injured by some poisonous in- fection to such an extent that he lust the sight of one of them. The doctor's many friends here, however, I hope that the injuryt Will not prove permanent.—Mr. and Mrs. Snowden, of Toronto, are visiting at the home of Mr. and`Mrs. E. Mole.—Mrs. Thos. Aitcheson, who has been visiting for the past two months at the home of her brother, gr. J. S. Welsh, left this week for Londeaboro.—Mr. F. C. Jackson, who spent the holidays at he home of his sister in Egmondville, A Bargain Two Columbia Gra- fonolas, table size, to clear at a great bargain. BEATTIE BROS. "The Fair." Eye Specialist here on Janu- ary the lith and Ihth. Phone 129. Mr. Mulholland.—Tho Citizens Band intend holding it public euchre in the town hall on the evening of Monday, January 24th.,-11rs. John McClure and Miss Ethel, of McKillop, spent Sunday with Mr•. end Mrs. Robert McKay in Egitinidville.---Miss Edith Hunt, of Tururto, is visiting at the parental horn, of 1L'. and Mrs. Ed, Duet in McKlllup.•, !Ness Jeune s Ait- IL lisslla Harvey chosen, Jr., and t o r ant 1 are visiting at the home of Mr. and plrs. Thomas third in Shanley'•—Mr. Melvin Brintn'll, of London, was a recent visitor at the 'home of his Hockey.- Tine Juniors made a tine .tart and ;ur'pr,sc•d the public gen- rr,dly by tine brand of hockey' played against. St. Mary's Tuesday evening. The score, b : , 4. hardly' indicates the play. which was fast throughout, the hart;, t-rnwrt present were delighted wit h our youngsters and the game here Thursday. Jan. :'0th, with Mit- chell, should have a crowded house, The ('lub have to thank the following gentlemen for :darting the buys away. financially unon!barrasseel: Mr. Gen. Haigh, Mr. Welt. ('rich, Mr. J. F. Daly, N. fluff & Sons, Cha-. Aberhart, Geo. 1 A. Sills at Son., Mr. E. Umbach, Stew- art Bros., M;'. Chas. Holmes and Mr. C. P. Sills. G. «. V. A. Notes.—The ladies' euchre on Toe:day evening was a huge ,accts, rod everybody' reports a fine time. The prize winners were Mrs. Wm. Devereux, Mrs. W. 0. Gev- enlock and 11 rs. W. Cole. This t Fri- day' evening fusty couples from 'ruckersmith will play the club inetrl- hers a series of games, and the even- ing's entertainment will include an hour or s., dancing with music by the orchestra. The club members will confer a favor' by being on hand promptly at eight o'clock. lunch will be served. A charge to club »',embers of cents per person will be made to ;Deer expenses. Jeweler a n d Optician. Issuer Marriage Licenses SEAFORTH - ONT. Thr 1e a.»L,: ; oh, rt and engem, Opera, r.• 51,2.:,.1., w,u Ie o„• -, v.na r„erne,• in the I/ o1 : ,.1 the. 5,11.0.Ir1 Over» Cumpa,u 1. 11, ui1,01 M,n,I.'• ,rind. 14011. Orth or. Otto, n',V. a .lain.,)• -Int. !111;. . or. 1„1 ,daborntely n- 11 „1e m 11e' gat>1> r roto -I dmx of hold Japan 2710 - Automobiles Painted. We arc. .,lu,purne pair, .hop to han,lle automobile,- .11th Will be pr.•leo.,,l to repaint •» ren repair tun:. and trin,tnin::' e11111 mak., - your ear look „d . . ' Ih„tg ,nor 1111.1 WI. ).111 hate then, cowls C11,,_ , the",pr, ng. R. & 1. Ile„.reu x. 1orrthl 2761 The National Opera Company ,. ...ming to S,.uforth .e Friday. 1.11,0aary '_1.1, 1121, 00' der un,plr "f Sea fort h Red ('oss0 s„o, hon. will 'rhe en.nt rx vuieit- dancing •er nen n• wall be 01 ,n by ,i In. neem gorgeous r,nturnr. and will he (h., num, a, seen u, Moser 11041, Toronto. 2710-2 Special Optical Otter. High grade, golel• fllbd snflat1 opherrna ie•al eye lenseshwfor only (;bent one.1•;,�,•a nmin,.,l [ ,r to our well known and Pain:dnklrnr onecinlmt. Mr. Hughon, former - 1» optimal expert for Kent'. Jewelry Store, Turns W. We n" u money on everything the optical aline. 'Ilwer days only, '1'uea- dany and w,dntrda,. January lath and 14th. Come early. llcattic'. Fair, S,-ufortll, 2766-2 Women's Mission Workers.- -The Wnmen's'Missionat'y Society of First Presbyterian Church has just complet- ed a roost successful year, the offer- ing amounting to $909,78, this in ad- dition to $584, raised by the Barbara Kirkman Young Women's Auxiliary, and. $66.38 from the Sunshine Mis- sion Band, makes a total contribution during the year of $1,560.16 for mis- sions from the women and children of the congregation. The officers for the craning year are as follows: Presi- dent. Mrs. J 1). Hinchley; Treasurer, Mrs. T. 5, Smith; Secretary, Mrs. J. Watson; Hone helpers Secretary, Miss Crosby; Library Secretary, Miss Bethune; Messenger Secretary, A. D. Sutherland; Strangers' Secre- tary, Mrs. C. Aberhart- Supply Sec- retary. Mrs, John Beattie. Let's go to Hngill's Music Store; he sells that good old Bell Piano. The tone is so beautiful and the ac- tion is so easy, any child can play It, end! the price is right, although it may coat a little more than some of those strongly advertised cheaper linea. Musicians tell na the Bell is the best bay on the market to -day, ,talding everything into consideration. So,''.i is,our duty to have a detnon- oil+a If yon can't call on him, Vil•high:.call on you. He ,leo sella g apha, Sewing Machines, and Separators, and he will be et oral Pair loith his exhibit of • Look hire np. ' If writing ad - H UTGILL Bou ES9 '.4W,)ffi"Y f e The horticultural Society. — The annual meeting of the Seaforth Horti- cultural Society was held on Tuesday evening. The financial report showed that the past year had been a most successful one, the total receipts for the year amounting to $879.60, the expenditure 1.857.53, and the member- ship being 2115. The Society this year will lay out and furnish flower beds at Victoria Park, around the soldiers' monument. co-operate with -the G. T. R. in fitting up the station ground, and M many other ways carry on their successful efforts of beautifying the town. The following kers were elected: President, Dr. John Grieve; lot Vice, Wm. Hartry; 2nd Vice, F. T. Fowler; Secy.-Treas.. A. 1.). Sutherland; Directors, C. Stewart, John A. Smith, W. 1). Hoag, R. F. Jones, Mrs. Alex. Scott, Mrs. S. Somers. Rev. F,. W. Edwards, Andrew Scott, T. S. Smith, W. J. Duncan; Anditors, R. M. ,Jones ant. Dr. C. Mackay; Delegate to Annual Convention, W. D. Hoag, The ConnciL -The first. meeting of the 1921 cornett was held in the Monday morn- ing o n Y Council Chamber Co ing at eleven. The following mem- bers were present and signed the declaration of office and took their seats at the board: Mayor Golding, Reeve Grieve Councillors Beattie, Gardner, Crich Haigh, Parke and Smith- Cardno—Haigh.—That the mayor, Parke and Beattie be a com- mittee to strike the Standing Cerrn- LET us vdiRE 'YoUR. lioUSE rah t returned to Montreal on Monday.— Mrs. Jackson, of Indianapolis, is a guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. Archibald. — Mrs, Glendenning, of Arion, and . Mrs. (Rev.) Beshgetoor, of Alma, Michigan, are visiting their mother, Mra. S. Wallace.—Mr. Wilbur Free, of Dungannon, was visiting his brother, Mr. W. J. Free, last week.— Mrs. J. E, Bibbey, of Toronto, is the guest of Mrs. R. M. Jones.—Miss Stephens has returned frorn a visit with friends in Toronto.—Miss Isabel McDowell, who spent Christmas at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. 3. McDowell, in McKillop, has return- ed to Toronto.—The Globe of Tuesday contained the following announcement which is of special interest to many here, "Mr. and Mrs. William Gil- lespie, of Seaforth, announce the pn- gaKement of their youngest daughter, Lynne, to Mr. J. R. Miller, of the Air Board of Canada, the marriage to take place this month." --Mrs. 3. Acheson and daughter, of Goderich, were guests at the home of Mr. Mud Mrt. 1, C. Greig on Monday. --;111. Alex Kennedy was a Stratford visitor last week. --At the aniival meeting of the Duran Law .Association, held in Go,lrrieh on Monday of last tett!., Mr. 1'. llulmstod, K. C., of Seaforth, was elected vice-president. --Mr. W. Devereux, Sr., of the Huron Road, met with n nasty accident while driving The e n 'unda • evening. I into town , Sunday electric light ditzzled his eyes so the he did not notice Mr. Jas, Ecker driving in the opposite direction, will the result that a Callihion resulted and ;Nr. Devereux was thrown fru» his buggy on to the frozen ground his nose being so badly cut in the fal that. it. required several stitches to I Hose t111' wound. — The Epworth 1 League of the Methodist church will have charge of the programme at the 1 Dung Peonies Christian Endeavot'S,- 1 riots meeting in the Egmondvillt• j church on Monday evening next. '1'h, Eg'ntotiville Society will entertain the visitors at the close of the programme. M M M Big Sale of Coats Big . Sale of Furs Now For A Rous- ing Special Sale of Ladies' Winter Ap- parel at prices that should make an ab- solutely complete clean-up of hund- reds of' important garments The` Big Sale Includes the Very Things g IIIIIII'il --� you need NOW. All our Officers Elected. --At an executive meeting of the '6'. 1'. S. C. E. of of the Egmondville Church, the fol- lowing (officers were nominated:— President. Miss Violet Finnigan; 1st Vice -President, Mr, Ross McGonigle; 2nd Vico-President, Mr, Leslie Mc- Kay; Recording Secretary, Mins Sadie Robinson; Corresponding Secretary, Mr, William Strung; Treasurer, Mr. Ivan Forsythe; Organist, Miss Mar- garet Grieve'convenor; Assistants, Miss Pearl St11ung and Miss Margaret Wieland; Programme Committee, Miss Ella Chesney, convenor; Assist- ants, Ivan Forsythe. and Russ Mc- Gonigle; Literary Committee, Miss Bertha Chesney, Convenor; Assistants Miss Ina Gray and Mr. James Up - 'hall; Social Committee, Mrs. Kling, Convenor; Assistants, William Eyre, Ivan Forsythe, William Strong, Peter Simpson, James Carnothen, Ross Mc- Gonigle, Leslie McKay, Miss Ella Chesney, Miss , Claire Sproat, Miss Violet Finnigan. Miss Sandie Robin- son, Mrs, (Rev.) McLean, Mrs. Ben Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Close, Mr. Earl VanEgmond; Look -out. Committee Mr. William Eyre, convenor; Assist- ants, Ivan Forsythe and Leslie Mc- Kay; Music Committee, Miss Marion Gray, convenor; Assistants, Miss Claire Sproat and M1. Murray Tyn- dall; Missionary Committee, Miss Ina Gray, Convenor; Assistants, Mrs, James McKay, Mrs. Robert McGon- igle, and James Brown. We use great caution when we wire. Avoiding many a needless fire. Our live wires are cautious o electricians. We appreciate the importance of our task. Our experience has skilled us for the public service. Our stock cif electric fixtures and appli- ances invite your critical in- spection. rvlzctla ar��Y4. I1ULLETT Youthful Bandit.—Fired with the supposed bravado of a bandit, after examining a new rifle secured by his chute, Wilfred Allbright, aged about 11 years, employed by Mr. Mills, a Rupert township farmer, held up his chum's mother, Mrs. Alfred Lydiatt, Wednesday morning, and is alleged to have stolen $15 from her. Allbright Escaped into the bush and after being traced for six or seven utiles W215 caught while hiding in his employers' cowshed, by Chief Fitzsimmons, of Clinton, and Chief Whiteside'*, of Hensall. The lad was grade prisoner and brought to the Clinton jail at midnight. He appeared before Magis- trate S. J. Andrews Thurilday morn- ing. When arrested Ablbright had the rifle, which he had taken from the Lydiatt hone. He said he did not know why he acted M such a manner. Last night Allbright went across the road to his chum's place and was shown the new gun and how it work- ed. This morning he made a second trip when no one was in the house. It is alleged that he then secured the $15 and went -upstairs and got the. gun. Mrs. Lydiatt hearing a disturb- ance, carte in and started up the stairs. She was met by Allbright with Out rifle and the command: "Hands up!” The woman slammed the door in his face and ran outside to raise an alarm, Allbright giving chase. He diverted his line of travel, however, and headed for the bush. After get- ting into the bush he went several »tiles before doubling hack to the place where he was discovered. 2%ID ti Ross ELECTRICAL: SUPPLIES le SER TOHOrV)E 121 SE AFORTH . ONT PRINCESS NOW PLAYING CHARLES RAY PARISt GREEN --A Paramount-Artcraft Picture— How did they keep hint down on the farm after he'd seen Payee? They couldn't—at first. But when something chic and pretty from Paris fled from a couple of crooks to Quigby Corners -ooh, la, la! "Paris Green” for the Blues! Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday OLIVE THOMAS in THE GLORIOUS LADY PRINCESS Local Briefs.—Mr. and Mrs. Apple- ton Elcoat, of Tuckersntith, left this week for California. where they will spend the winter. Many friends here hope that their trip will be both pleas- ant and beneficial—Mr, W. Chapman, of Hamilton, was visiting at the home of his parents this week.—The sum of $330 was realized by the apeetal collection taken in First Presbyterian church on Sunday, January 2nd, for the China Famine Fund. in addition to this amount the Ladies' Aid Society of the church donated $25.—The an- nual business meeting of the Huron Presbyterial Society will be held in Willis church, Clinton, on Tuesday next, ,January lath, at 11 o'clock aem. —Mr. W. R. Blanchard, of Nelaon, B. C., was a guest this week at the home of his uncle, Mr. Henry Cash. —Mr. Peter Daly is exhibiting a num- ber of his gold and silver laced Wyandottes at the Mitchell Poultry Show this week. Mr. Daley was also a successful exhibitor at the Goderich show held in December.—Mise Mary McFadzean, who has been visiting her aunt, Mrs. Thomas McFadzean, has returned to Toronto. — Mr. J. W. Beattie and daughter, Mise Ethel, are visiting with friends in Detroit and 'jbledo.—Mrs. Dudley, of Moose Jaw, is visiting at the home of her father, Strand Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday A Human Interest Story of tine Picturesque Miss- issippi River Shanty Boat People. KiNG VIDOR preaenta "THE JACK-KNIFE 11'iAN” --By Ellis Parker Battler— One half of America laughed over Ellis Parker Butler's book, "Pigs is Pigs;” two - thirds will enjoy his charming photoplay, "The Jack -Knife Man.” A FiRST NATIONAL ATTRACTION —ALSO SHOWING— Al. Ray, Chas. Con'kin and Charlotte Dawn to a new Comedy, THE KICK IN HiGH LIF' "A Firat National Attraction. New Strand TIJCKERSMITH A brilliant new screen star, Lnuin i(ennt- son in "Oh. Johnny.” the, romance of a smil. tK ,un mane is now playing „t the Strand. You'll like it1 2770x1 Successful Lawyer. — The Port Huron Times Herald, a daily paper of that city, in its last Monday's is - sic, contained the following account of a divorce case that was tried in that city last Saturday, the 8th inst.: "Husband 73, gets divorce; wife 71. Desertion by his' spouse for a period of two years was considered as grounds for a divorce case for Frank Sykes, aged 73, by Judge Eugene F. Law, in Circuit Court Saturday. The wife, Margaret .Sykes, aged 71, had not lived with him for that length of time, so the husband claimed. At- torney W. McLaren Doig represented the aged plaintiff.” The Election.—The following are the official returns of the municipal elections held on Monday of last week: 1 2 3, 4 5 6 For Reeve. H. Crich 30 25 39 20 6 38--158 ,l.McNaughten 67 46 19 57 55 37--271 For Councillors. 1. G. Crich 21 34 53 28 20 34-185 R. Kennedy 74 54 29 65 56 66-144 T. Moore 33 35 13 28 33 47-189 C. Riley 66 44 10 31 30 43-223 R. P. Watson 36 37 27 46 28 39-213 The Council —The council met on Monday, January 10th, and took the declarations of office. The following officials were appointed for 1921:— J. A. Murray, Assessor; Robt. BeAtttie and J. W. McIntosh, auditors; Silas Eyre, Samuel Switzer. school attend- ant officers John Murray, sanitary inspector; W R. Archibald, member of Board of Health, The next meet- ing of the council will be held in Seaforth on Saturday February 6th. —D. F. McGregor, Clerk. Ladies' Furs Ladies' Coats Silk Dresses e S Drse s Serge g Waists, Skirts Item And Every I t of Millinery ....OPPOSITE POST oI PICE® y OUR STOCK OF READY-TO-WEAR GARMENTS IS LARGER—IT MUST BE PROMPTLY REDUCED—ALL WINTER GOODS MUST GO REGARDLESS OF COST OR VALUE. WE ARE PUTTING OUR GREATEST EFFORTS IN THIS OCCASION — AND LIKEWISE OUR GREATEST VALUES. A GENUINE REDUCTION SALE ON THE CLAS OF GOODS WE SELL, IS OF GREAT IM- PORTANCE TO THOSE WHO BUY, FOR IT MEANS HIGH CLASS MERCHAN- DISE OF THE HIGHEST CHARACTER AT PRICES FAR BELOW ORDINARY. AT THE EXTREMELY LOW PRICES WE ASK THE GOOD THINGS WILL GO FAST. DON'T DELAY. BE AMONG THE FIRST TO COME. 111 111111 III© III 11110 ■ 1 timLiilliiiliiii 111=_ IIIIIIII 11 ®.^o._n-ewe-ams-e=eo ” mem®=e 1.1 V, y111 h �,t14