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MUSIC .
1010110F. W. 11. JACKSON -Instruction
1• given In Vice (Suitors Organ,
Plana Violin. Guitar. Theory. etc.
Studio eruct residence. North Street.
C. HAMILTON -Organist Porth St.
Vatted (lurch. Concert player
and Teacher.
Residence at Mrs. Colborne's, St. Pat-
rlek Street.
LEGAL CADS
1M. it. D ARROW . '
Barrister, Solicitor. Notary Publics Etc.,
Successor to J. L. Eltloran
Phone 97 Office, The Square; tiederleh
ERXEST M. LER.
Barrister and Solicitor
10 suing Street East, Torontd, 2
Telephones; Main 7793.7794,
DUDLEY E. HOLMES
Barrister,Solloitor. rotary
Publle. Conveyancer. Ete.
' PHONE VI • • HAMILTON STREET
• pry.$Elietla
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eetise of Dr. Colborne.
s !b. sat 'arill take pommel.* at
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the bhsning of Um blew Yeer. Err.
Faiip$.y kris est mese"
from a special poet-*ratuats
at Scranton and New York, rpseial,-
ising in several branches of medlar,*
and surgery. His friends are gladur
to have hint retn to the old home
county to practise, and wish hint .sue:-
cegr.
ApocM
ps
Raefage*.eats An
Mr. and Mrs. James Ste ing,
Wiliowdale Farm, Goderieh township
announce the engagement of the;
"eldest daughter, Freida Jean. to Mr -
Alfred Lawes Bailey, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Edwin Bailey, of Amherstburg
the marriage to take glare early hi
the new year.
Mr. and Mrs. John A. Cox, Code -
sick township, announce the missta-
tement
istateent of their daughter. Vera Ellen
to Mr. Thomas W. Hustle, son of Ser
and Mrs. John H'udie, also of. Godes
rich township,• the marriage to take
place before the new year.
Aelre.Abhett Neptisi's
On Monday afternoon of last week
a quiet wedding took place at James
street, United church -parsonage
Exeter, when Miss Lydia Mae Ab.
bott, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs
Wm. F. Abbott, was united in mane
nage to .Air: Robert Arto Delve, one
ly son of Mss. Eliza Delve, both of
Exeter. Rev. Duncan McTavish per-
forated the ceremony. The bride was
attended by Miss Betty Grant and the
groom by Mr. S. G. Chambers. Im-
mediately following the wedding d•n•
nee, the young couple left on .a wed-
ding trip to Aetr.;it.
Fall on Sidewalk Ends Fatally
Slapping on an icy sidewalk in Lon-
don about half past two on Tuesday
afternoon of last week Mrs. Robert
Southcott of that city, who is well
known in Exeter, being an aunt of
the Southcott family thereL,sutfered
SPECIALIST.
DR. F. J. It, b'ORSTER.
EYE,, EAR, NOSE, THROAT.
Late House Surgeon New York OPh•.
thalmle and Aural Hospital, assistant at
Moorefeld's Eye Hospital and Golden .
Square
03Waterloo S•L. 5.laSt atford. London, Eng,
'Cele
phone 267.
At llotel Ue4tord, Goderlch, on the
evening of third Monday tort each month
UR the following day, .Tuesday, et 1
p.m. • .
CHIROPRACTIC •-
DBTJGLi:SS , PR 1CTITIONER. -
DR. A. N. ATEIXSO`;
,Chiropractor and Brugkas :fitcranial,
• (oderieli
• Chronte, Organic one Nervous Dieresee
1equipped with Electro-atagnetle Baths.
Electronic Electric 7'.eatnente . and
Citiroprartie.
OMce hours -•2 to 3 and 7 to a pm..
"Rad by appointment, oieepting Mond,is•
.and Thursday afternoons and evenings
Office Hours on these Jays 10 to t" ale.
axle:
h .�.,. eeetettetl'
Residence and Office -Corner .or Konih
. tet, and Britannia ::toad.
, AUC IONEIiylii?t1G
THOMAS (SUNDRY
4444,1464.6.4..4664
Lire Steak and General Auctioneer,
Hamilton Street, Goderlele
$les made everywhere and all efforts •
•emade to give you satisftctiof.
Fartners' gale• notes discounted.
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'ROBERT ROBERTSON.'
Auetteneek. Eldon St. Ggderieh
Wits cohducts and arrange any 'sale cin
t"se Tt-est methods-tcl get lmzt resnfts
•._....•S''e t na..._oe dropa earl and lid will •
give . it imtnPd alis aTiai t eit:'•-larrtir•-•-
Sales a ,specialty •
NOTAUT /PUBLIC, ETC.
,�r. •f13AILiE... .. ... .
NOTARY PUBLIC
General f,:onveyancine dons 1
Good Companies Renreiaiite;l
Picone :No. 208. Goderich, out)
r't EonaaE E.-•GREENSLADE'.
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CONVEYANCING AND NOTARY.. i
13aylleld, OnL • E
INSURANCE : j
cKll.LrlP MUTUAL
FIRE 1NSUit
11ACE COMPANY.
? 1Rhf AND ISOLATED TOWN l'ItOP •6
ERTV INSURED,
Value c t •proppe8o Or�,,ty tnsnre�l up to Jan- _
t„ AFH ICERS3,0iS-JamesConnolly, Presi-
• dent,Goderir1s; Jas. Evans. Vice-Presi-
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dent, Beechwood; T. E. • Bays, Sec.
Vit• ag.,.Seaforth.
1Jltit;LIOfS•-lP. `..F S-Mc1 regoi :--»-
fc+rth; .1. Ms Grieve.:1Vinthrop; Wm.
Wren,• Constance; George McCartney.
Tt_akersmlth; John Ferris; Hariock;
Joan Dennew:lse. iiroadhagan; Murray
Gibson,. Urucetleld.
AGENTS -J. W. Yeo, Gnderich; Sandy
Leitch, Clinton: Wnt. Chesney, Sea-
forth; it. llinehley, Seafnrth.
Polley Holders ran pay their ogees.
ni. nes at 11. II. Gutt's store,- froderiels;
A., J. lorrlstu's Clothing Store, Clinton;
or J. H. Reids. hayfield.
a hectored abseil anti diad is tit: sat.
Mauve, eta beer way to Vittoria hose
petal. Mrs. Southeast, was was about
eat yeare of age, was ea her ,,ray up -1
town with her dame/ser and sun -in•
taw, wags she;esaed fail. She 4
le esndMe4 below two soaa
acct tars dstlttlRsser. else bee aged
is it
years sf apt
Mr. Freak 'Th.b art Diens After
Mort Mums
Mr. rank Tri.bner, of Exeter
passed away Tuesday morning, Mr
21st, following an innate of only a
couple of slats, his death elating as a
surprise to many of his friends. Fos
some tittle Mr. Meteor has beer
suffertttg with some trouble in only at
his ears and on Sunder, the 18th, af-
ter several - dizzy spells he was rens
dared unconselowt, from which he
never recovered and he passed away
on Tuesday. The deceased was aged
69 years and 9 months. Most of his
-life was spent in Stephen Township.
For many years . he farmed on the
4th concession until moving to Ex.
eter about four years ago. In poli.
tics he was it Conservative and in re..
legion an Anglican.
DIRECT SERVICE TO
Port Arthus'.
Fort William
Winnie
Regina
Moo:w Jaw •
Calgary
Vancouver
. .t "orOnto
00••Every
riilir : Dag
Connectional"
At Regime for Saskatoon:
At Calgary for Edmonton:
At Vancouver for Victoria.
Standard ..Sleepers. Com.
t-Olisegvstion' .Cara.
outlet Sleeps Cera: Pins.
• Coaches,
7A,ttentiVe Service
---Excellent --Cuisine•-
Marra: .MacLennan
On Friday afternoon, (Dee. 17th
1926), at thePresbyterianManna,
Lucknow, Jessie Catherine, daught-
er of the late left. and Mrs. Mac-
Lennan, Lochalsh, was married to
Mr, John Murray, of Lucknow. The
ceremony was conducted by the Rev,
C. H. MacDonald..
Death of Wan. C. Rawive
Mr, William C. Bowles, ,a well
known Ashfield farmer, ,diad in a
18th. eal Mat Bowles suffered ds ystrroke r
about two years ago, and as his con-
dition grew worse he was taken to
London for treatment a few weeks
afro. He was 56 years of age, and
leaves a titeidow, two sons . and one
daughter. Mr. Joint - Hawks, who
lives a few miles south of Lucknow.
Stanley Tn. Man Loses Life From
Clothing Being Caught By
Gasoline Engine.
What seems one of the saddest
heaths. that ever happened •in that
community took place on the Sauble
Line, Stanley, at the hose; of. Mr.
and Mrs. William' Emerson Snider, Passed away in the mg am General lower duties have encouraged torpor -f
recently! when Mr. Snider nu't with t Hospital shortly after midnight. He lotion rather than home manufacture 6
almost instant death through nn ac- was the 24 year old son of Mr. and and have thus increased customs .1u•
client caused by his clothes becom-
ing entangled with a running part
of a gasoline engine,: which had been
started to do some chopping in the
farm. Mr. Snider, while.putting on
the belt, carate in contact with part
• of :the clutch pulley which was re.
volving and before his hired man
who was assisting him, could trap
the.. engine Mr, - Snider was 'drawn in
and whirled round . several times. he was hurled front his feet and
One of his arms was nearly severed Excise duties have increased from
front the body, while his body and his thrown with great force around .the $29,500,000 to $34,1.00,000. The. ver:
head were bruised to such an extent shaft.several times. Before the en sous excise taxes, such as the sales
that just�in the :prime of life, geds 10 gine
could
be he owpas torn, cu nn tax, the stamp tax, etc., have brought
years, 8 months and 15 days, and bruised about the head. Medical air'
leaves hit ' bereft widow and two was rushed from Wingham, and tr
small children, also his mother, Mrs Sunday he was brought to the Wing• ' jay
J. Snider, Ind one sister, Bessie, of ham:. hospital. 'ate was found neces' •
Kitchener; a sister, Mrs. Chas. 11Sc. sary to amputate the shattered leg •. at
Gtiggor, of Grand Bend, and also one on Monday evening. His condition
br.:ther, Gerald Snider,, who lives op vas, however, worse than it wase at
pesite the-road-afdeer>rap4, Staniey first thought to be,•and it was impose
ti wnship, The funeral was held or bI t to win a ,fight fur -lite. ,.bauaai----
Tueadsy, Dec. 21st, to the Bayfield such odds and the spark fled. Th,
ce tietery, Rev. F. B. Meyer, of Dash- funeral was 'held' on Thursday after-
tvood, officiating. noon from the parents' residence tc
Winghant cemetery.
Former Seaforth Lady Dies Sudd--'•-
1.. Detroit
a air
Patrons
A Happy and,
MN 1 n •u • 1sPu,•.II� .nom r rmIr6.0 111116 1 6.y I
hit fit
mantseanna
Mast people was surer. *War sc-
carissdht art ekrouieally fres ass
smelts,* algid iadigesticn. kava stow
dissenttard disagreeable diets. pat.
rt
f NIR feels mad 14119at e karwful
v�tg+, atm a eh tastes. trtsdkines end
artiic•isi digesteets, and instead. ful-
kering tier advice w often girders it
thsr ut as. take a teasp.witful of
rue toikMs at Magnesia r
d Riser ed i
New Year , LirwsM• altar monk with Owl iksrA tbglr iReooale les IonMtt
, trembles.
x tawan ab
. that), ale to +wt ,
Fido' TSheet ••Metter Yaalta. T �wa
wla y
1s lillater•:
of Gifts The e Last seed iitagemia never dread the air
"roach a2f' meat time Meause tees
I knew this wonderful aatiaecid ave
food corrective, whirls eon be obtain-
' ed from any good drug store, will in.
• stoutly neutralise the stomaeh acid.
ity, sweeten the stomach, prevent
E. C. r� j.7o,%,e. E food fermentation, and with;.ut the
vv Robertson slightest pain or diseoutfor�. Try
DIAMOND MERCHANT this plan yourself, but be Certain to
AND JEWELLER daily prepared for atomach use.
, eat pure Bisurated Magnesia espe• 1
Ptfians 136 p
Godericla - Ontario, et:clap:ow:Sum as to make it essientliellto dose grips with public
a +mat
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t - What has been the result of the!
Sweeping reductions" in the ine •nett
near Exeter, where sh•
e lived for a tax? Revenue from income tax it
to Turn• tea ilrrt eight utonths of this iltr•al
few years, prior to moving
year, the period in which raetieti's ;
berry, where he was married to his p
now bereaved partner, A*nos Kelly. all of the income tax revenue, is col•
and where they livedy happily just screed a *52,60 , to f145,400,1H10, at
north of the Wingham cemetery, un• eight ginst $52,600,000, in the *Maher
til they retired to Winghant _about eight months of 1925., This is a ce•
twenty years ago. For the past few duction of about 13 per cent., not seg
years they have been tenderly Gated exp sweeping
n ias s that t income tax burden
for by , their daughter, Mrs. A. E on investors in Canadian Securities.
Loutitt. Six others of the family was increased although reduced on
survive, viz: Jas. G., of Shelburne; salaryearners. The increases offset
John, of Vancouver; William T., of to soe degree the. decreases. Nev-
Brandon; Foster L., of Toronto; Mrs. ertheless, the 13 per .cent. reductions
John Kerr,, of bower Wineliam; Mrs. has definitely given stimulus to bust.
B. G. Diacgure, of itydlebank, Algo• ness�and further income tax redur.
mac • tion, especially if it can be made to
Young Kinloss Township Alan Dies benefit investors, will further help to
at Wingham Hospital the Resultlol promote pros terity %n • ; Canada.:.."
wore o
Clothes Being Vaught in Engine
Shaft.
-Customs duties also
cut and
yet customs duties in the eihgt menthe
Wingham - Advance -firmest Tett period have increased from $85,400, -
whole community was overcast with 000 to $96,400,000, an increase of al -
gloom on Tuesday, Dec. 21st, when most 111,000,poo.. Here several facts
it was learned that Hobert Conn had have been at work: one is that Clio -
Mess Wm. •Conn, •lot 33, con. 4, Ein• tiesout of proportion to the benefit to l
loss township, and was a � u•
very P P the
country. The ether . is elle fact young. man, and his sad death is that purchasing power in the country
regretted by everone.» . Saturday has increased from the expansion- of
afternoon, while . cutting wood at natural industries and •has'thus slim
Reuben Tiftin's. with an,engine .tt:C tested bt:yin;~ both. at home and saw which he had just recently, Pm" , a,,; road, Yet . a third "factor is the `
chased, he reached over the *none to more careful administration of the
make an, adjustment; when his cloth customs department, upon Host. W. D.
•ing:taught in the revolver shaft ani i Euler,
his clothes soon wound so tight teas. I other tax revenues have •grown A
A HAPPY AND
PROSPEROUS
NEW YEAR
TO ALL
J. J �.w cE E g
GROCER
South Side Stroare Goderich
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in $0&,800,000 as against,, *60,200,000.
This hats occurred despite uneven eo.•
section of the sates tax. All told. Du.
minion revenues from taxes. bless nu!, creased from $230,500,000 to l el,•
400.000. While Dominion ),.eve rtes
from ell sources have increase from,
$2'9,700,000 to ;273,000.00u.
When Greek Meets Greek
A grinning crowd stood mound tate
tea. unconscious men lying on the
sidewalk. "What's the matter here?'
demanded a policeman who hnd t•tieh.
ed up, attracted by the crowd. "Oh
nothing," replied one, et the bystand.
ers. "A real-estate man was trying
to sell a lot to a motor -car salesman
as trying' to sell bleu a car
They were pretty eeenly matched, foe
they both dropped horn exhaustion at
the same moment. -
°Welt, -perhaps sheet. would hili It
difficult - to select shoes if they had
76$ models to pick from.
These great- -balloon tires are more
economical et' you save and - eats Lill
the scrap iron they pickup •
ADVERTISE IN THE STAR
SH Milers of Suparlr
RockyMountain Scenery
Clothed in Winter Cur
Canadian Pacific Edell at
Winnipez, Calgary%
rani -nom and Victoria.
GOLF AT VICTORIA •.
THE YEAR ROUND
Asa any eastawtt ter free.
ttwablr,.Ue.. or writ
W. FULTON
Dislrwtt��O peat -
ERIE INSU1RANCL -
Have it attended to by the
*EUWAWANOi$ rWM& IIf E IttWRANCE to
Established 1878
Head 011ke ; Deagatmen, Ont.
Harry L. Salkeld, E. R. No. 2, God-
ericb, pres.; Wm. J Thompson, Aub.
urn, vice pros.; directors—Wm. Mc-
Quillan, St.Helens; W. P. Reed, R. R.
No. $ ]Lucknow; H L. Seibold', 'phone
800r11, Goderich; Alex. Nicholson,
Lucknow; Wm. Watson; .las. Girvan.
R. ii. No. g, Goderieb; Wm. 1 Monne.
son, Auburn; Tim Gr*Mn, R. R. No.
Y, Lucknow; Chas. Hewitt,. Kinear-
dine, Ont.
THOS. MOTHERS, T. G. ALLEN,
Treas. Secretary.
Bronliu Bros.
QODER1CH
Latana
. ?mai i' Ora
AO -
Orders carefully attended to
at all boars-•--iaigtti Gtr day.
Many in Seaforth and vicinity
learned with regret .of .the death 01
INNY MEN
Stras'aier, a *former:resident. »l
that town, which occurred suddenly RUN Dov,"��
in Detroit on Wednesday, Dec, 15th n
J`Ira.Strasser had een calling,on ls.+t . __....
• RVOUSm
daughter, and was standing on a
-Ms eu,evs oohing- for-a-•busratal1'.
she expired almost immediately; F'ox
several years Mr. and Mrd. Strassei
t.
Awfa Asthma Attaeka.- eIs there a
member of your family. who is in the
pew of this distressing trouble Y
service you ran render him will
Dr. J the 1). Kellog stoAsthma� Remeof
dy
, This remarkable remedy rests its re.
s potation upon what it has done foe
others. It has truly a wonderful re-
cord.
covering years and years of
success in almost every part of this
continent, and even beyond the seas.
BrideeNvereentul proeeese First week
• "his;" this'd month, "ours;" ,second
year, ""mine:'
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GOLDS& FLU
Coughs, asthma
Bronchitis
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We have been. appointed authorized dealers for
VICTOR NORTHERN ELECTRIC
full
Come in and lunch to they music of the radio.
stock of choice family •Groceries always on Mand.
Help the boys in our "Popularity Contest"
Buy
'tat_, HARRISON'S
• CASH AND ' S.ERV-CE,
$PECIAL PRICES ON -
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WHICH YOU • CANNOT AFFORD To MISS - -
(Subject to Prior Sale)
Radials 111 with two tubes and Brands headset, reg. 532.00„,
for: . , . .:..... 555.00
R.diola 111A (4,tubs Ng)* stri ply 54.00.
.Thebes and Headset extra .at. .. . .. . , 515.00 - -
Good quality adjustable unit loud
speaker,at. : ....56.95
Jewett_Peon-Unitst. g. $7.54 ; .$5.00
Federal or Brands Handsets • ..... .55.00
yi 'tuba sterni-guaiity--exceilenh-stripper .1:1-1461X-50
Complete, ready for use, with' 100. amp. Storage s astray
fcr. ••••••••••L;:.,.:..,.$115.00.,
Prices of other sets on applicaton.
we tarty a full stock of'Tubes, Batteries and etc. 'Mitt'
If interested, phone or retail your order at tsars.
MELVILLE CULVERT'
DUNGANNON : ONTARIO
conducted a restaurant business irk'
Seatortb,_ but for the past year had• DON iIa�. THISf
You
been living in Detroit. The remains ,. _,re behind the times-
were interred in her old home at Ac don't know that Cod Liver Extract is 4
ton on Sunday, Dec. 19th.
A Rumens Death one of the greatest flesh producers in
the world.
After being bedfast practically 11 Because it contains more vitalizing
weeka Catharine Sperling, widow' of vitamins than any food you can get.
the tate Mr. John Manning, Brussels You'1l be glad to snow that Me -
passed away on Monday evening Coy's Cad Liver Extract Tablets
Dec. 20th, at the ripe age of 78 years come in sugar coated form now, eco ii J
1 month and 5 days. Deceased was you really want to put 10 or 201
born in Strcetsville, • andwith• her pounds of solid, healthy flesh oil nun .
� c
bones and well v li
parents, Richard and .Mrs. Sperling' feel e and .,iron, one;
moved to McKillop tp., when a child *leave a 'complexion that people Mil;
Later the family moved to the 16th admire—ask any druggist for •; ► eats
con. of Grey. In 1870 deceased was of McCoy's Cod Liver Extract 11:b.
tarried to Mr. John . Manning, in 1
Brussels and resided in the village
for five years, building the house
now occupied by the Champion lam.
ily on John street. Later they liver
in Grey and on the Gthline of. Morris
-where Mr. Manning died 25 years
ago. Mrs. Manning moved to Erus.
N. H. FLARITY sols some 16 years ago. .
Uptown Ticket Agent C. P
GODERtCH
Only 60 cents for 60 tablets nnci"ti
you don't gain five pounds. in D day.
your druggist will hand you back tip'
money you paid for them.
It isn't anything-unueuni for a• -per
son to gain 10 pounds its 30 daya, ani
for old people with feebleness cvcr
teking them they work wonders. •
R. Death of Turnaerry i ioneer DOM, GOVT, COLI,EC»ING r'
e The death took place recently of MORE TAXES THAN EVER
Mrs. J. II. Llnklater, oneof the pion-
,,, eers of Turnberry: Deceased wet
SULPHUR IS BEST
TO CLEAR UP UGLY her parents to the township of Turn
BROKEN OUT SKIN
born in the totvnshi of North Fast bower Duties have Ineresaed Tremor.'
Hope, near 6tratfor , abort thin mice
• •tations leather Than Home
elle f last century, and came with Manufacture
e berry when quite young. Theytook1 Ti (Financial Post)
Any breaking Out or skin irritation
on face, neck or body is overcome
quickest by -applying Mentho-Sulphur,
says a noted skin specialist. Becuusc
of its germ destroying properties noth-
ing hat ee of rer been
found to take the
Istantly brings Bowe preparation
rom theeitching,
burning and irritation.
Menthe -Sulphur heals eczema right
up,, leaving the skin clear and smooth.
It *Mons fails to relieve the torment
or disfigurement. A little jar of
Rowles M eettho•sutphur may be ob.'
Mined at any drug store. It is used
like cold create. ��y,���,��y
��t' s
3..i. Wheeler
Funeral Director and
Embalmer .
iloderich, Ontario
All Gaits 1►romul,t:It attwnlle.I to
ci:is 'n Blight.
Pboaea: tore 333; House 311W
le word has come out of Ottawa!
up a farm on the 9th concession ani that further lex reduction is certain
erected a home on the banks of the to come at this session of Parliament.
Maitland. .This was in the patty It is •always wise, however, to dis•;
days, when pioneers were hewing out tinguish between reductions in the
homes for themselves .in the Queoa rate of taxation and reductions in the
busk. Her father, the late Davi”' weight of taxation, . There were tax
Baugh, served for . a .time on the reductions at the last session of Par-.
township council board. In 1884 enc lisment; "sweeping reductions all t
became the life partner e;f Mr. J. If down the line" in income tax redue• e
Linklater, and went to Maple horse. tions hi customs tariffs and e1Imina-
l+arm, ter read, where of Irv' tion of the stamp tax on receipts. itt
done of
ed until done with the things time the interval since these reductions •
and sense and went to dwell in the came into force, business has so ex.
mansions above. There are three minded in Canada that ge.vernmental
sisters and two brothers still living revenues have grown to such an ex•
viz; luta.,,, ,Tohn Hutton. Blvevele' . tent that the Dominion overnment ice
Mrs. Keys; •' Shelburne; Mrs. t"harlee now collecting in times much more
Fortune, Strathelalre, Man.; ,Taniee than it collected under the higher
Hauer, Winghant; and Thnneas rates af•a year ar•o. Unless the fur.
Haugh. Turnberry. Besides her her- ther tax reductions that are promised
caved husband, she leaves one dough.. are very substantial they will hardly
ter and two sons, Mary and Ewart se serve to do more than keep the tax
home and William. of Boraces, Site revenues from - growing , Only :•ub.
Death of Ternberry Nonagensrtan etrential tax reetne•tinm wilt j* .,•..l - -
One by one, the old pioneers, are '-"... - - " "e'".`I.
Loi':; a their heavenly answer scams. Mr
I,0 reslee Fyfe answered the Last �c�xi��,�•
ea1i shortly after midnight Monday ,
morning. Ices. 20th, at the home of l FK' Ia ix lend chndon
his son-in-law, Mr. Albert Lluttit, ir For Good Clean Coal
Wingbam. Ile was an his 90th year In User rerOver3ZY�atrn
in fact would have reached snothet Always tears
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THE VIEW YEAR WARM
Nappy New Year!
What resolutions .Hilt y o u •
!make? -
We resolved to give you alt the
warmth and comfort and cheer
-that one year can hold, by con.
tinning our policy Of hest coat and
' gest service.
Start the New Year right . by
ordering your Cnal. before the
January blizzards.
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We take this opportunity of thanking •our'ntimeroua cus•
tomer* for their continued patronage during1926, and extend
our heartiest wishes for a Prosperous. New ear. Let us. •Jselp
you during 1927, and we can do this when you buy your
groceries at Dominion Stares. "Where Quality Counts," and
where REAL VALUE is obtained.
Finest California Navel 49c - 59c
ORANGES and 69c doze,
CRISP° FIG BARS 216. 35c
CAMPBELL'S TOMATO SOUP 2 tin* 25c
Other Kinds 14c Tin
15 oz. = Raisins 15c Table Figs 25c1b.
11 oz. Lh.r.t Raisins ft 25c Table Raisins 35c pkt.
11=4 ••PEEL 27clb. Mixed Nuts 25c11b.
'lir. plat. >wiYa PEEL 19c New Washed Brazils1.23e
Finest Currants gibs. 27c Filberts ih.
Santa ClaraPranes 16cIb. SHIRRIFF'S JELLY 2 C
11.1t' 1 DATES 2116.25c POWDERS 4pkts.
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Deeniswiott ,Stttt'es FRUIT C
)hire CAKE Alii, 3.
Fry's Breakfast Mayfield Brands
Sliced Pa3e a Bran
COCOA
bacon9 Pki.5
%lb. Tin 24c il.
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