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daeghene en Jae, nnheene. age,
Mi. lane Mee. 1: it .rt ilei_. oe (hen> itlu. stet eta. Cele ;mit entitle, � t
teen, left fee el :ewe en ' a%ene ay' of , �y iere�)', g” nee jl,----1e at tie free: i f
tr):9 ecce'l ,yfat,a thnnieterel tieing..-1lYC'.,, &i t__l�
lilt e iaarda: c, 11oy loft. fez* el-> avert It 4s wi;it°*a dtcep tegect that we'I
en rim clay of t e week wenn) 12o t►ia'ctak o ttiL' dlt'a*'sr, of Mee. Geo. lee-
v ill si tea eeme time e,7itia Lacs t-.; thee, -butt of title place. Mrs. Tebiailna s;x., tr
�siteaa,greatly i:et(Dvc.l £,y alb c�lao LawYat;:,1
'ea o!d'1 etre Swill heaver, Incident in and lken OS will In felt for a leng
ttc neroon of John. Platelet,' eenea tune, enectiaati5 an church c gamete., _ - -
Y i►W1,1y--1'a`i:,;f �Si nfid0g.ee me erceeen, L7nere ties' vets teetively cngagci,} "s
c u Jainney Iltte in the Iintsee of Re- a for thetas Ware. The cat -amenity
fnac,, Ciitaton. D1r. neteley was aara Wiela to catered their v rlaltathy to he.
leetc:,t mei upright lan and dice] at ralony eoraiowin fie:end%
tee rate old DSO of gee Ile ID a:a,°vio-
•:i by two :,ons, Min, a fort Dever, '
mid Ron.of r'I'ort All;et�t. The fate'
':al wee icldi els Monday, Jan. 13th,
1th interment at Clinton.
r „►3f1 PP IRDJ.ON
Mr. Den lliardeen,.>af Gederirli, woe
�'y%�
y..
visitor nfth Wanda in the village
DONNYBROOK. loot Sw etili,
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Owing ?o the stormy weather there bir" rP cd tt ai. e . err ved omexioJi ri Leith Mr, end. lura. David Errington before returning to Goderish holed,
=eyes reef' melee glee in lkds tis, l aoaa.. chtiwa lr' hloi da, 1' and 1r. tend Mrs. Jack 1,rrfn;ton, eel to finite her coarse in sir, menthe.
wtfnler lap the lal'.cs,- Re'. William E. ,Verne L Tb,, lett , The new c
fact Sunday. � •
Bliss 'ycrna (:lirttaanrty, of ulitrn Mr. gam 1:agioson, ug Milton, North on Monday afternoon for e.andoti. slrihall onMonday
met in the town-
' wts
nentitmation ochpstl, silent the cweeic- Dakota► is visiting friends in the vii- - where he will remain for two weeks all the membersnprresent, abut the
lege and visinity tit present: ' p
etid under the parental roof'. for the purpose of writinq examinee clerk, hare. I'Ietherington, who eves -
1ll1‘14 Dougherty, of Blyth, has beent
The fishermen ere busy harvestinglama*, absent through sickness. The trees'.their store of icer this 'veep, the ire
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<engaged with BIr. George Wallace boing e 0,na �luatity trrc�lvo irchee Whose of the Goelet°ieli Collegiate ever; rdr. R. M. Young, was not.able
and moved here last weele with his oda Institut stu<lentr, wire were home for lto attend through illness,
wife and two email children. the •wveeleend found it `a cold drive ° What might have been a very seri
Mis:i. Alice Stinson, having anent ` back to town on Moeda was. ious
Mr, John Johnston, gmai Godcrield, tie; past dnenth visiting her parents necessary to melee they,t i ltp iar ri tpn'sd house
Pon Monday morning,
iL Erring.
'visited leis daughter, lilies i+alui'a, oxi in tv a village,
left
m o e etas nesdfor sleigh, the snow storm on. Friday when the stove pipe and chimney'
took fire, also the ceiling. But for
the__: nick re$puu a to the filealarm;,
evben'' the neighbors gathered in a
short time and soon had the fire un-
der eoiitrol,. teach more damage would
hove resulted, and as it was consider-
able dam ige had bon done 11y ere
and -water, . Mr. ltrington swishes to
thank those whe mai quickly respond-
ed to the call for help, as .a number
had left before' he saw them. '.
• -AUBURN
Sli e are glad to be.able to shite that
Mrs,JohnstonJal ns n. o
i to is u a fele way, n. re-
covei
lklr, Crowder, of Guelph, spent a
fewda ys with h' f ' d, alr<
DU G4ANNO
Mins :'1Sary Phillipe, of Toronto, is
vinitor with relatives in this uis-
trlet.
Tice a;ew eigne have been placed
upon the Dungannon b...ace of the'
Now is the time .to have
your
ewing Machine
OVERHAULED
Farts, Oils,
_—
_ _ Belts, Needles, etc.
MISS S. NOBLE
RfTizfl E'CCHA:1Gl 11LOCk
�oudtty' woad epee with a clime plow
€attrtelicit to the gravel truck nand you
cora etapondent thinks with the chow
fencer, and plow we ere neene to have
fnitly good roads this winter.
.n
Miss ,Terata M•orr ls, who .AW spent
Cartadien Dani: of Vomtanerea, the past eairf' months fed Emden Weed-
a1lis�i L'attrrd l'*dtzpatsick, It. !C. ofi tai, returned florae on Monday. Site
btsnghari,
ie ca Test fora few weeks -visited with her family as short twee
Ignday. 134isd Johuston.laadl tlie.nais�
New ori 1 r,3 r I a position
tortotte to sprain her m lcle while to- as nurse in .one of the Barge hospitals.
bogganing one day last week and has The infiuenea __end lin etre citing
Sleets unable to teach sines: down the past week. Not many new
Cases, if any, have developed latel8,
ASI LFIELD and all seem to be improving who
Mien Lilian Mackenzie, of Port Al- have been laid up.
't ert, was borne for tlia week -end. eve ars corm to relate the a of
y death
Mrs.. Duncan 1►lacl;ennnu is in Torte Mr. Valentine Wilds, which•took place+..
-auto attending the funeral of her ale- onMonday night at Me home in Stan -
r.. ._1►icainrrize. ley, ad3oininEg tbo village Deceased
Tame of Blue(Cole oc • . he Past
College, r-3 health for a t
r ,C , u had been npoor h a t f
ssl
vied the pulpit in, Ashfield Presby« six months and last week' suffered a
marten church on Sunday. On ac- 'stroke, which, witlt his failing health day morning, 'when the stove ati`�los
beetling overheated. andtheceiling
duet of the ,storms end bads was more t i. strength could
r etlin
h la . rated to a tl an his a ng.r,3
surrounding ,
t u
hero taught t fire, l~
Ater was a evening service. o • n lived on
ig at
e it n n sc ice, n �. He was beim n a d had vee
,g bear.
having tnade the roads in-maskdlble
fo`i ears. .
i'1r. and Min. betel;- Stifled metamer,;
eel to Toronto on b'riday after a ele-
li`hhtful . four -weeks' holiday spent
with the lady's parents, Ur, and Mrs.
John It. Savage: Formerly they re-
sided in Oshawa,: but it is' their inten-
tion to make Toronto their home in
the future. .
Alfred E. Errington, 8th concession
of Colborne. had a near fire on Men
.#1
unatel f1 s
t the fire a noticed Y w atice time,
1 e
m
`e t ' aria ,
PO !1' ALBERT the same plat for six Y years n
. 'vas" i,�oad neighbor and respected) be and, with the help of neiwbliers, 'MS
�,. at dvTt`o ltneiv lifer. Ho is s rvived extinguiahetl before it had' mode mucid
fo a result of smoke and the Use of ova-
Mi. Wm. ElehardsOn Is ill with the i �tO liters, Ills° enters and bratbers•
teri
n extinguishing
th
liso Thursday
e blaze.
The funeral tookAlio on
i!]it. '1'Vdr'vfsh Minn speedy recovery, d
Mr. Thos, Greena Altotning from les late residence to The January meeting of the Dun -
'bar
nd Joseph - iy:the Roman Catholic church emote* german •brag;ch of the Women's Insti-
e hese been on the dick list this " , to �.' I
'week. at Drysdale, SAuble line The.fam is t be 'held at tire 1?qme of a�lrs,
ily hare the sympathy of the cora- W. R. Stothers at 8 p.nt.. on Thurs-
"�Y,e are sorry to hear. , that biro, . neunity in their: sad bereavement and day, January 24th, instead of J near
a y
loss. • rilst, which is one week earlier than
Mrs. Davila martin has been sof' 1 u e
uaaly ill with 'tire tie.. by his wniow,. two sons and two h _ adway. Sonic damage wars done as
The Goderich Women's,
Institute. "
t4 I:1'
>s , . ilali,D A 5:13'.1'. or
orae Made halting ��, � end
:Serve �ifterttctan Tea
Prone a to G (*'chick, on
SATURDAY d N ' 2
A . „Gth,
, in 1S�ac1*Alt` -HALL,
the p ocecds to be used for Mae- -
Kay hall;
4,4
Marcelling
usual. A full attendance is request-
SHEPPAROTON ed as inepartant business is to be dis-
misseussed. Boll, mall-�-» Reso i
moony, It. '�, Ili let ons for
Y, a. , is horse Nat
no* getting .a good rest, ,
Miss Elizabeth roster visited some
friends here last weekend.
Our teaeher, J. Johnston,. spent
the wweelc-end in Sheppardton... _
Miss 11, Green visited 'bet 'aunt,
louse Wm,. Carr, at Nilo,. and other
friends.
The weather of late has been very
stormy, " waking made impassable
some places.
Writ. George Pollack boa been laid
up with the flu. Glad • to knew she is
impr'd ving nicely.
Miss Burrows receil�ed a nerd front
Venice. Italy, from iter niece, Miss
Jean Bogie,' of Goderich. She teaches
school,
hear Edinbur h Scotland,. r , and
is on her holidays. The cad . vas
'posted 25th sof december and received
January. hili,
Victoria -Street
South of Kingston St.
Phone 540 J .
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MILLINERY
January Clearing
Sale of
prevailed y a books.
LANES
the Naw- k't ar." Topic,-'dt'usiness "
The Miseion Circle of n
Circle T1s ganrio>n
United ehureh held their monthly
erecting on Tuesday afternoon- at the
home of' Miss L. McClure,. when the
election Of °dicers for 11129 took idac
with . the followingresults, 1
Honor-
ary president,.lilts. G.,P..1•larris;'hon.
ovary vice president, Mrs.. James Mc-
Whinney:' president, , Miss 0. Piton -
gen; treasurer, Miss' E. Roach, re-
cording secretary, ' Miss . 'M. snub;
corresponding secretary, Mise •lei. I`in
nigras; press secretary, 'Miss L, me -
Chiral pianist, Mrs. 1 . Finnigan,
rw:r is rien Joseph
Carter, last `week.,. •
We are sorry to hear that. Mr, `Way.
John Parks,:is'seriously ill with )teen -in Hurolt Count . lair, Johnst�in's an -
mold% at present, • Mrs: 'Whitely and. daughters. The ' Y .
11 in 1922 there
were 225 probates 5 administrations
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THIlIl9DAy, JAN— Ert?'•, l!022
JANUARY
411101101/0
11 4.-llu -1f' 41' 0. 0000 •
BLANKETS: -
All pure Wool Blankets, line, soft and
e�liippej singly, bine •and pini borders.
<ixe 7J x 84, heavy weight, at per
- pair >� - , $9.7Fa
UNDERWEAR
Penman's and Stanfield's, heavy ,, all
wool, for Men, Women and Children.
January Sale Price. '
BITEX SILK HOSE a
The Stocking for health and, comfort;
the silk lined Stocking, •all shades and
sizes b'j to<t0. Pair..
• MUNICIPAL .L COUNCILS
- eioderlelt Township
The Goderich township eeuneil met
In Holmesville on Monday last, Reeve
John . . Middleton, Councillors Wil-
mot Haaeke, Frank Powell and B. W.
--WQMEN`:1-C-OA Sr—�"
For lined Broadcloths, Needlelioints,
etc., silk lined. Formerly $i 5.00 to
,S3S,0u. , Now . , .. $18.O0 to $38.00
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1111/' .4-44 I..
PRINTED CHINTZ
Yard wide, for Comforters, Draperies,
Cushions, in large choice of designs and
exquisite colorings, fast colors. One
table full, Regularly priced from 39c
• to 70c, at per yard , 3Sc
CURTIAINS'
36 inches wide, full 2.!•`.; yds. long, Mar-
quisette Curtains, with deep insertion
and lace edges. Regular .* 3.: S.
Pair.... . ............. ....$2,0U
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ACHESQN & $QN
were received and reeve-iind treasur-
er instructed to sign. The following
bills •were paid: Signal printing
Co., finaneial statements, ballots, etc.,
$44.55; telegram for .poll books ac-
count to Municipal World, 41e.; div=
• iaion' court cleric, $5; bailiff. for seise
Chulrchill: _present, there being one div-
:talon
Next meeting 1�'ebruary 120, at
member . not net. elected: The :mem- 2 p • -- G. J." THERIN'GTON
bets of the council spoke 'feelingly of' .
the loss they had sustained in the • .. •
Clerk
death of the esteemed asci efficient HURON COURTS WERE 31:SY
treasurer, hWhitely,
a3iad l the late Jos E.
a
L
os ante
n ed
molested from year. to year --.well,
something is a little bit out of propor-
•tion, somewhere,
r i n _t
OA.d� ,C'(`f�,rR.`1`dar.
In Use For Over 30 Ye arm.
h for 'thirty-fourThe returns from the office of Bolt.
who years. had
die- Johnston, Clerk of the County Court, e
charged the duties of:this office is a
Local Registrar o£ Supr•eme Court and
painstaking, courteous,, end obligingletter of the Surrogate Court of
manner, And we feel tiler the whole Huron County,, show the tremendous
munfeipality concurs --.in desiring that e
amount of work done by rhes courts.
it civ. test n f
,,
a r o o s tl bee to
a n -
heal return shows #hat
The various churches of't}to vill:igo, Muntcijial.,ttssoctation carate re nicht- ,.»
owing to the:• storm, last Sunday, had bershfp -�-no. action. Hospital tor
MOM -
but a small ,atteudstnce. skim cM"id, en wxnto aslci for assist- and 1 guardianship issued from his
3tg
u x were 5,8 k
• office, and the total emu* of pr opert
The end f the ieene,�Tr, a d.IVits. once --filed, Mr. S..1], /Croft asked :t vetted a:. yany 1 ed therein atmounted. #o $2,-
�� � for at r t for prizes a ora is
1Fm,. I'at.r.,oli `of 1Vaa'ferf: ; giant f pr es fox d c .lot
• during the Huron- Trace Celebration; ..,4 22, 8, Making a total ,of over
visftfng fneiuds in tar v;Ma ge.: S80,000,000 !fled in the office, In ad.,
filed. lair. D. Glyddan was meatipodnt- dition to this 'thew were 34 audits
lir. Armstrong • was unsuccessful' - gd school attondaitce afitcer. : ie
a recent: and 5 citationsduring-the.a The N
t themunicipalelections to
capture .the..reeveship of Iiiilett.
School section No. 2, West Wawse
nosh, closed their school last ,Ne,.eit,
owing to. sielateasl in the seetion. .
r3 We are glad be able CO state that
a
1f' t
11ir..R. D..Munro has so far recovered
front: the, to that he is'able to be in:'.
the store.. ,
1sX a wd. Helwig - returned to his .I
home here on Monday after spending
his 'Christtrtas holidays
wield friends `I
in ?Vindsor. 'r :: :y... .
Misse tedmond, . our tcaelier in the
village, -is. boarding at Mr. Charles
Iiawusan: instead s netted, cif. going to het' 11
home as -formerly. • • •
Mr. Carl 'S*u blue a
rig• isbu.Y at pres-
ent making a •skating rink en.has
father's lot. Nothing 11ka providing
• unrlisednent-for the yours
11#r. Clarence -Walditn readied the
cope stone of matrimonial P t< trim nisi aiel ei
1
last week.' Iiia partner -in -life pre -
Highest cash price will be .palet
for good elm, ash, maple , and
ba s
s wood 1
logs, delivered tree in our
;yard, at ,Thos. 3yalifs' bush
faun,Std' concession
Goderich Township.
lilcEWEN BROS.
Bayfietd.
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S. S. No.
fi As d=
hAA1
b'ollawing is the report of S. S. No
6, Ashfield:: Jr. IV,e-Bernice Roach
78 Per cent.; Bello Swan, d8,• James
Reid,' 56. Sr, TUL-11a, Maize, 57;
Mary Million, 63; Willie Culbert, 51.
Jr.. 111. --Margaret Stewart, 62, . Sr.
IT.--lint;tleen McKenzie, 81; Cattier-
lame Reid, 74; Jack Johnstone; 10; Me-
dllr. Melvin Haekett, of Lucknow,. Vey Congrani, 57. Jr. 1t-�.+Glaica
spent the weekend at his home here„. Heid, f;5. X �.-Lorna Poach, f'7;.Thos.
Mr. Will Alton is spending 'a few Johnstone, G9,;'Audrey Cangrain: sand
p Ikons Swart, 01; Donald Mel(enzie,
day with lois father, Mr. David .Alt- .48.
on, of iLucknow. PAULIN CAMPBELL, Teacher,
Mrs, 41'. Glenn, of bungautlan, $pent , ,n ice jam at the mouth a the
a few dtwya recently with her -laugh-. Nine 1c? river at Port Albert is
ter, lairs. Caswell Beckett.
crowing much inconveidence to at
dare ► ..,pent a few days re+e+ently 'with
demi: ,ivas instructed' to order, si z- ca• d g year. to - ora is the 'tune to bring in those
ie r7 , County. Court Record shows 511 hens
pis f Tha 1Vlunicipitl ' World' `foZr .for fl'
1928 led, involving a total of. Photos,
os
council members', . 'The reeve issued � � Fi✓14�5 dt
a �
warrant. to hold nomination on Fri -
1 total
$too, .00.0 ; XGU chattel mortgages in-
d J 25th t 1 k
volving a of$172,843.98; with ars''
1 t 2,
+ 08 certificates - . -- Thele were
fill a vacancy in council and election, d3 writs sand 21 'eagle ntv;in-County
sante. polis, the satl" _depaty retarn: in Supreme'Court- and 33 'executions
ay, 'au. , a , o'C oc : p.m.oissue. .
if" any, on Friday, 'Feb. 1st, at the i e
Court, and S0 writs anti 17 judgments
a lg
ing Officers, adi'd. same Ball clerics nt at7, issued withnumerousfilings
the last election. Moved by -Coup- ' e na;s and
other=::stindry*.items in ell courts. All
cillos Haacke seconded •bit Couneiilor
Powell. that'the reeve 'rind clerk sign,
e.
and subniit'tothe 13epaetment of Pubs
.. East Si. :phone Air : -•
and have them framed. Coine
in and see •some that we nave
done. You will want yours
done too. then, to beautify ever
walls. We will do theist well at
reasonable- price..
of the . aliave records are` -open • to ,
sea?C}1 by the public, Sm]th s Art and Gift
Star
lie elightttays the scliddules of ex eft» 1~' -Vf' o
p a us c�: r
' ing tide tV'anconver• nun) .
dtttire :llifrmg' 1928 and areal
state
statutory tgrant onsr, Cr'
me, Carried.
.
A .1,7 yearold Chicago negro broke.
Bylaw t h � 4 a. small window itt st. restaurant.
i ws;' policemen iter ion im
tl
trersuraly 51.1101 eolleetor, $1U6; as-
seseor 8G� auditors.- - a clr- about. it. Ile barricaded himself in
$ , $& a his room, produced a couple of rovely.
Bylaw No. 2 appointing (Attends R. ors and .defied thein to get hint out.
Thompson, clerk, I•loward Sturdy, Before the affair ended 200 i"
t n , policemen
Ne. 1 setting the salaries a
officials tis follows: Clerk, $ w ,
Three a
t p1 to t' h`
collector, Harvey McCartney, asses' laid siege to the place• Hitt f them
atop, euditore, D. Gliddon, weed int south lead beon shot to
sort Austin ' Sturdy end Jas. Joint- had: been wounded, and the.nero
seated hint' whit a :young son. specter:. As there was no applteation ,' death. And
We are - glad to be ablti to 'state for the treasurership this wee lett all for a broken window. '.The .exact
that Mi. Teeter is ere u until x, . t' T follow -!.stomal of this #rale tale e a re ob-
Gordonit ay+ ar leeoverittd,+ over u t Ile r meeting. Thea score. When 2U0 policemen are cot:
front his neeent illness. Mr. W. T, ing .accounts were passed for pay* -1 led - out for t� 4 -hour Butt , battle, its
Riddell is assisting in the store.: Ment.. Jas- Harrison, sheep claim, which a' 17 -year-old boy is killed and.
Me. Alexander ittetienzie, °f tile $2i1; Cl, V". Srtudy, valuing sheep, $0-, nine officers ~wounded, because of a
welch.., 1.... been. spending the d.--._. 2wTntit,ss.T:t,rnrrl:. printing, gni. T. T. .broken restaurant
window; when all
Xdurphy, division court clerk tees, Aa; of this happens in a edty tivhet"a a
tV. l', Clark. dfvislon roust bailifiF Kang of plug uglier, cofvieted•of con-
,
of, the new year .with friends in Tor-
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'or-
'Mr's. Hamilton, of near the bouts-.
onto. Ile has bat returned home yet:
levet one than, "air. Bogie, the owner ll J t Wit t
feet* $.'" d lection �cpenses 568 It
of the rltoppint mill, situated about a
her brother, Mr. Jas. Cooke. r.
r. a lu sen tivas a Dungan- G. Thompson, school censu 1' ere let off with finosr where beer run
noir last week, He and air, Donald
' Miss •Tillie Ilaekett, of iurlaniitiv; the .lake. The high westerly winds , e n $
qu linter of a anile up the Inver• from Meinan were auditingthe Met ` ' _
spent ar day recently with her 'broth- wane.
which revailed far several days last m
pet, . IL G. THOM Sbiv"','
vanes re
,
1■HONg a30
PotUpholstering,
ai"
Rep Repairing
Refinishiaap-
A. 'area range of Sample Cater*
im'i ,c tried
ZIMM,ER11+A11T'
Nelson Street
SOU never heard of a dis-
tingaished ratan who did
not keep hisclothea well
pressed "
TRY 1:66 A MOMENT
TO THINK. OF ONE
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s to i Hiving at a murder on, election day For Expert Service in
S., ; $2.50; �eupt. pat. voucher No. 1, ners, gambling kings, vita lords
715.03. e '1. tl d, t S , and
tet on Monday, Pao. 4th, at 1.30
Pitt Insurance 'Coudpany"s - ounei ren -tz laur1 ea o such -like gentry seem able to go un-
_� er, Mt. Caswetl Beckett, of here. week drove the slush, ice end snow
1wiNTER HAT s
} v1' rennrkable value. Most a' -f ;2
rhar<se hots are marked at bet n
fraction of their former value.
• Neatly every one is ad indivi.
dual style and the Seasouts
utast favored totems. l::x;ra-
aspecial Friday and . Saturday, '
Jeanette' Sale, '
Vi
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Children's Bats, several ditYer-
ry
ent a�ty1Cs r $1,L0
5
You_ are cordinll . .invited to
inspect our stock.
Mfs.es Myrtle Johnston,,Meada and into the mouth of the river and (`or
1Virtnle Lane, and Elsie Vint, alt of sonic distance up the river, complete.
Lueknow high school, spent the week- ly blocking the course of the watei,
endat thein, homes here. watch Nicked up and flooded the base -
meet of the mill, where much of the
MAILING machinery is situated, to a depth of
Mr. Sidney &own 'vas a visitor et some lour or dr feet. The river
?torn= Shaekletott's this week.lists west of the village of Pont Al.
oitdl, bort, were elect inundated, -water and
to tbe
Mrs. Thos.,Altou, Lueknow, is the
guest of her niece, Mrs. ltoakesa ,iu gas of oftw1Morlllfeet. oy gaTho °xyeg dkeenance
12iel�ard deptth
Johnston, this week. frost of the past tow days has at`rved
The
M. R. Mac%ir
h'dr1.gstttrs S!e"L'£it • '
: utile/rd �1
i
fie
patients are alt improving to bird the Inas of slush together,
Mrs. Richard Johnston, Mr. and thus holding it fast. Little relief
Mrd. 'l P. Moran and gene, Mr. and 1 from the unasuat situation is splee ,
Mrs. n er p
M Geo. .. au d s and 1`antily, and pated until mitder weather .romea, and
Mr. and Mrs. J. Lasenby and family.' even then it is doubtful whether touch
It is rather a serious matter when •good will. bo accomplished .until the
whole • families are taken"alcit at once• spring freshets. It was suggested
that blasting might be resorted to,
IIOLM ' SVILLE
The T,ndira•' Ai$ are' i,1nmdng to `°nee of several men, a narrow ehan-
Last Monday owing to the severe • Clerk,
storm our nail ec'at'riers were unable - . -. •
to make their rounds. Although not to ., ,ne iso mucid snow, cawing• to the heavy The ineu ural meeting of -1020 Col•
winds in some laces the drifts were a township places r is 1 era bole tai sltrp council: WAS held in GA NS
large.••+M....1,II L..
tido township hall at 1.l p.ni. January � � I I
Mr. John Johneton,`,,:of Godsrieh,' 11, -with all members present, viz„ - - ._ - -
a
R IL dill o
as t I tau e l is '1
eel through nil V L
arta
p tat villa 1
c e ,
Its on
>t t
lri
>t
R 1 13
SY 1
day on leis way to Donnybirook `tet visit 'T•otan .A, Fisher. Wei. Thoat and F". ga i1S 1n
is aug cr, who : teaching there, r s n. er signing g ec ar d . Dining Room
and who hall rho tnistortuno to felt tion of tette the tauten proceeded and
and spraitd her ankle. -• with the business of organization.
During the a'ata3t week there has The minutes at nee. 15th41028' were Bedroom Suites
adopted, as read on 'motion of Wm.. -
h' d ht h i i h Wit o A;ft i in thed 1 a
•
been aquae a contest bennee,t talo Thom ad WV. 1,,, Young. Bylaw No.
waves of the river and tate ley grip.of 1 wawa passed fixing salaries eanie ars:
wi or
nt Frost
has- id
>< t ea
cont • '
g
t dao
t1>id covered the river with its hinter last year.. Sive+ loo, .. tuns pacellesl"
mantel. appoialtitag Drifters as (allows;
Pence viewers ---ked. haw,
We ee o t t t that 1!f' t S W. Sea,'
'ti7m. Hoerr is last very poor t1•.•aatit at
ae sorry e state e rs taNs; J.: J, ttoucrtsali, Y'Pilt. Chen,`
,lido ton 1 e its •
i, fr d oardx zltrd Ell.'
present. A eltet tune ago she half as litaa'bol. aurid tenerwLAlexe Witt -
Sante in Solid Wal-
nut and also in Walt'
nut finish
but on Wednesda' •, with the assist• .stroke. She its gradually getting seal Jonathan Fisher A i1.ilut and First come first , served,
hold a Valentine social, nel was cut in the lee neat to the peer/wee the sands of life aro almost
NI.. Straughan, J. McManus, Nelson,
.
'verse. At preeent to -all !moan alt- Wes. Fisher. sheep F valuators•. -A. -
M'r. W. ft Laub hada very success-• south bank of the rimer, anal tier, ]I..£1 inn."Metarty and Wm. Green. Sanitary
ful vale en Tuesday of this Creek. alleviated to sante extent the da+iger i LTA week saw another vaeaney inspector Wnt. Straughan, Geo.
of the situation, as some of the wa. i among those who have long been as- Fowler, J. In. Parrish, M. Tyndall.
The treat* oAieiat bowel °net on ter is thus allowed to ias::s tote the 'iaociated with this locality', in the per., of Board of Health -Allan
,. ..._ 1h lake and the water in the odeal''son of Mi -s AliceClark, Deceseed' Wilson School attendance officer
*100 iq
The "tFLU" will get you if you
do not wear
.
Pror1 FOOTWEAR
WE HAVE COSY WARM FOOTWEAR OP ALL KINDS
'frt,' a pair of our GOODRICH WPM 'hey fit snug
at tfu` top and the cuff is so shaped as'to tit close whenturned up. We have scald GOODRICH ZIPPERS forwe
three ars and NOf TWO 1'} R Ma. `1'. have elven
trouble,OVERSHOES FOR EVERY -MEMBER OF THE FAMILY
KEEP WARM AND DRY
t e,a: t tthc its alt
ITI.W. Hern's Shoe Store
a
i.1II...1.1.1.11�
11111111 II 1E1
teachingatower level. Thon
spent most other iif a to tine locality e. je Robertson. Weed inspector;—
J.
Pressing , Cleaning and
-Repairing
b
TR
Goderich French Dry Owing Works
J. N. VROOMAN
Phone 122 West Street
-n •.
Plain Your ..
New Year
,vwu,«t� __.
lip baying a new piece of
FURNITURE .._
for the Home
We are the people. for
Nese and Used Furniture.
R. WHEELER - N180LUBUCI(8TONE'$
FURNITURE MANGE
On the aw..r .r a.rew
Hamilton St, Gaaderich
milt twos practically marooned, the kyynd pea highly respeeted.by call with Arm. Strsugliaan. Auditors -44n: .
¶driveway leading from the meta whom sh waas acquainted. During young and Hume (Tutton. Assessor`......I.d..,,
there road to it being also flooded., theT. H. Wilson; collector- .Wm. Wirt.
Some hogs belonging to Mr. Bogie' i pastealth. year
was visiting her !US, If—
bon. The d•krk was instrurtr�T t4 or-
were discovered just in time, as they ter, Mrs. Armstrong, of ltrussele, iider 10 copies of Municipal World.
were doer the becks in.water. with when the end came. On Friday the. The clerk was" also instructed to mitreC only their heads showing. Several funeral took place from the Union for the township the hydro contractor
i summer cottages and dwellings of 1 elmch in the village, of which dreeas-1 for Bisset Itro , end R. J. Walter.
1 permanent residents cleared damage The reed supers is
a3 tel war, a member. Ger remains wcxe', ntcmien " vouchers
� from the water, owing to the fact
interred° in ltaall'as_ cemeterybeefde I III X11 1 I 1 , 11
that they were hunt en high( r ,i those of her pull ate.
k�*'eund. A good deal of valuable tris
(chirery was etoredt in the basement ; The alar of Mm.r'aWoran Powdera Attalla Meeting et r
Vieiieric)* horticultural = Silknit ionone, Sale prier $1.113
eltisea as it flour rill, 1 attributable to wirmatare
11 CARLOW i children fa traeoeb*e to worm*. Shoe. ;
hof the mill as f'ortecerly it Tied beedi in
ailments
attsures be althy•ehiidren PO fee as the
concerned. A high mortality annan;g'
MD -WINTER SALE
ALL 'MILLINERY `REDUCED
V.11eort arwd Felt Hats soiling as low as $1 .00
,' aaatin and Ribbon !Fats groan, ramie,
LUNG*R*E >tltK HOAP
first, $1.00. Sale Prier, ....85e
Vet $1.1110.. :$air Pr ee, ..ttl.2u
I I W,11111
COLLAR A,ND ('IFF SCIS
colored and white
Pdeed,
SALE COMMENCES JANUARY 1
�+1�1lt
isy th(+�
TOWN HALY:.,, en
'rl'R, DAY. JAN. 22. 1,20
All other «erntents reduced,
1Js. Rote, Dean bad an Operation Asp deet atrwanllt at infante ea that = LADIHM' Prta14118
Clearing art cost.
-for the teawt,waal of hie tomtit* rat t their *OP unable to atatrltslrt the battle
tindi.rich hospital on eisturaday ar.d rat!form life and 14etasn 10 yellows*, et 8+n'choir «ii.
doten of 'Y"hi+t tidaw
heaihir emit k it, d ierrae (�i Awurine«.. Ifiilt' tall
Mr, anal 1 Theo, Miii!ddwtw enter- h°11/4/4 - t, Framer, intea�"1""t" tdiwdlly se ;pwarrt
trtitwi as few of rites .Itch„!r 1► p1. elst f,rat
e Atlee Whistle ata., ..its. et thin
lmoo I ltat.Urdi'!t1 evening' seed they rewire 0 i View tales -Proof Imago Y1M're aa*anat • 3 . Gee, 1„ wimp, rm.,
,I,.:r iNt., i. 1tnMrltid+st' t* krtl±+nt Iter t.w't xtwwrtwbrr
i
trtt very well,
. prepsr a Rtreot promise of for the elettloe of tVwr v* end
w rocs 1(�s
a s p sant errata, 1 iltttts(�i--h'a eight on my lip* het 1 1f',"i'. 1�Talllr":4RInc. nee n
Ince Eror_is
1
UNIVERSAL MILLINERY, Goilerieh
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