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twelve lois set wi� apt in Range pews et the emWidata. said fatalist'
A ireetfon X, a tette lots in to be retuned to the treearwsry in the
.t 1G,A:.. met on IX; the ;plans evert cif his success. Abner Comas,
have Seen prtpert'd accordingly. sad beau at the moment is the rennin,(. = we recommend that the plan be seeeaMd the proposal sad Duncan
• adopted and' lots offered ter salt. Marshall gave it his bkssirtg, but
1t4'e are ratsfng each of the posts at v►lwn the rhstnwasn called far a show
Sale tha cemetery wartime one foot, and elle hands none were visible in favor.
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are building two more similar stone i Mr. Comma was the Liberal candi-
data in 1V 3, polling about half as
post;, one each aide of tate entrance. la0 'g'
We .herewith submit sketch of a `many votes as Sheldon Bricker, VJ.
curbing Sze inches around plot in Q. and the latter 39 fewer than
continues: t�# week Court House park esestaining the :. John Joynt. It was pointed out that
heildiers' Monument, showing- a walk a farmer esndidate would be likely
to garner more ballots in rural carni-'
A Bag of Samples les y+)G+ , to the mof thet from the east side; l
FREE the rest of plat enclosed would eipalities than a town resident, even
be tilled in and a nlce Xreen tCrass if he fsikd to damage the C'ot+serva-
t,F►ltle every 50e pnrchase Clic over lawn, with two Bower beds made, tie. majority in urban centers.The balloting was to have been a
- the Horticultural Society agreeing to free -foto sll, feta, but c�olnebod} got u11
provide flowers; and we recommend and insisted on the delegete system,
AN'�' SPECtAt. 'RICES that the idea be carried out under whereupon the representatives were
- the supervision of your committee. seated by municipalities and their
Your committee has had a request chsiarman handerd out the ballots.
from the Children's Horticultural The convention r dieted of do
Satiety for assistance in providing gates to a faceting of the itrovinciai
�� garden plot far children's .vont, and executive in Toronto next Friday,_
Ca we recommend that this matter be Gordon Young, the csndirlate; Airs.
left in the hands of this eotnnnittee "
(� �.j� with power to met, Young and Airs. Robertson.
Phone 90 "' oder" "" Th special committee reported as
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PAGIl
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UMBRELLA.
We have purchased a nein stock of black and colored Umbrella. also
a few lines for the kiddies at exceptionally low prices
You must see these to appreciate the value3 ince ars off girls.
An Umbrella is always a very u3tful and acztptat: is hitt.
Are you taking advantage of our Wednesday, Morning Specials ?
The seer
follows : \13'e recommend duet' the AatS. i FI +.LD� -
F. E. HJBBER-T
arc . - ,•c . � billiard and pool room license: of Mr. Mies Bessie Grants el Leeburn,
H Wood be renewed the room was home for the 24th.
bep. to � open to view from the street, Miss Anna MacKenzie, of Toronto,
TOWN COUNCIL also that the bowling alley license spent the holiday a'( her home here. papN seg
THE. of Mr. Wood be renewed, We are Mr. Barry West ,and Mian Lsabeli THE CASH STORE_
• .� asking for samples" and prices on Grant were 'home at'e3 rho weekend., c
police uniforms and will report at Mr. J. E. Tom visited aur` school, •e QUALITY MERCHANDISE AT MODERATE. PRICES.
Regular • Session Last Week 1'aata! Hell next tweeting. S: S. No. S, o» Tuesday at this week. ;+ M � � �'!_,�� I�s�
The public works committee re,. "�'jf j{'` 'jjjf'j
ground has been cleaned and put in. A. T. Henderson again to our come
on Thursday
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Dai Celebration -to r. � Gomm�ttee condatlon, and M Buck has been en munaty
from fort Stanley for the wee en , o Improvement
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