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were going to pot them. 1,:i to Blake sit=, en ;bee ease'' rule .)t' leen a'
Reeve Lerner thought the saw. Praises Trashiest street freot Recline •heel es Rieke,
'sehuuW be !w•atr.i sunwxhrre be ww•n.' � e w -t.. land an the -reek sine of Wilteams •
the .ao hiehwaya where people ve. uhfIcorstreet teem Britannia real W Voyley;
not hire to Mita epaulet the Square ! Miert. teeomacrended the lieu Saha
to feet t >>ihent, I' Backache, 1mtsbewz be pee/Ma-eel to erect an electees sign '
c-'oun. eller 'Eunnuigii" was in fat—or'' can Hamilton street on the Coden:h ,
\'air � l
of the p.esen. reale for the Seale -a irn,l,: ,atter whirl y" ❑r sage a '•. Inn l•uilii•nq upon gi+anti the usual
-lie? yeas t ou'ncillart Sproule. heirs long l,.►u .14Nt been. tro+sibic.i 4i • hint of indemnity; repotted that le.-
Counciiler Could was not put -Uvular h4 flranV' ratdi.AP,'A 3; -ad hare' tet• • tees •c'f Se'it, 12 and 1e front H. F.
where They might be plaac,rd, 1 at'; +ten„ln. Reties,, ,.. if N-ou ase• cr ii:t Marr regerdinir see -Went to dor?, tamer
Councillor croft did not think c,mc�'c't lldaet4! w-eakeesy snit IrutaUc'tt, had been handed to ehe Iviability la-
present lorati-r behind the lif�rars tlodC8ustng Jaya of triinele_?nleerros cureeco C'o.; recommended that the
Maser MaeEwan pointed out that,.atea invite to tae the amazing •ea ue retques;tecl to fig up ,nc�� nctrtia *nil of
the scale's were `there before the liba'jof lir. Sou.hwur t►'si `•1'ra.aba' vaatht Wellington et3-e.t to t1ii €atiefactran
nary wnae and t'ouncillor M4(4.e41 y "ut, ra:ik 'inf rust nine" .life 1 --ed watlr : of ,.he tcwng vie.ommendecl that the
proper plate. !mete Anti nights r,[iliactt.er R� F, Yea Metcalfe fonstraethant company be
said the Mayer bad ,fust taken .the r"'ults. ''residents on thea east Gide of Col =:trno
words out of his mouth for ave. was l Mad(' fwm a spF:=ta)- formula ta,ed,steeet from {'hutch street to Nelson"
dust going:: to make the some • oiei- , � street be allowed o sangtruc-t a
state
be ta'n 1)4rrer f°t` QVP:' 3Q Veal's °6t_r
went. The present site was ad rt.iod ,stabs" ere designed to swiftlY re-" dard cement curbing, the work to be"
'as any that could be get. CouncilIor Awl' :he pain and naiti2tt of Ream icompleted at once from erect 'tee
Bailie favos- 1 the present site. :mgIfre.hred Irritations. Bac'lm macs, street. the curbing to be heated and
Deputy Reeve ttraigie thought the if
ferment daily annuyar..ce and trainee installed under the suitee inion oY
Depot should be referred back to ile:�+.e nights. Any good druggist the town eetneneil or i,s -appointee; and
the market committee to bring to a will sol mdy you o't a guarantee of recommended '`hat the engineer's re-'
report and mailed to this effect and menet' back on first box imrcha,:ed Dort on cede road nil assessments be. •
• Reeve Turner seconded :his motion. if you are sa wonderfully satisfied rcecivrd And riled and the necessary'Councillor Bailie at once moved in with swift nod Positive relict obtaie-: bylaw passed.
The tire committee re1ar*ed having
Councillor
or council that night 'and, "-- - ---y'- passed all applications for Wilding
Councillor Gould. as the one who wad tVilson street; from ll. G. Smith, to ' permits referred to "' et • the lilt
asked the council to discuss the mat- re -roof garage on Raze- street with council meeting.
ter. seconded ;the amendment, patent roofing; from R. C. Pestle. '#hese reports of standing commit -
Councillor Munnings, Bailie: Sproul, thwaite to erect ten• Ss12 addition to tees were adopted.
Gould and MeLein-5—voted for the kitchen on the Bayfield road ; ±rom
Reeve Turner mentioned the eon.
amendment. which therefore eras de I). t`. Young, t.. erect gamete on Bate dition cif the sidewalk on thee east
eland carried, bor strict; from J. W. Armstrong, to sido of 11,.uco htree*:, built last Year
The question 'being asked w1i t site re -roof dwelling on St. David suet. aucl in bad rendition Until. The eon -
available
:than the present one would be with patent rode -faced shingles unci tractors knew that it had -zone to pie-
Gouldba skecf r"What's the matter tilIorith make interior clisrnges mii1ting into a' 'res and the leu:. they could do wa:a to.
4 apartmen• house; wa saes estfmatcrl"tin 1.
back of the town hall?" end then eu- cost of $600; from Seeord Arlin, tosu'Mayor lliacl evam said the matter
sufficient usual
mcfor ria longtlo lack
of
rover house on Albert street with pa itMadsbeen Bb 11ug8xos. ands attention
brnciel
int siding; from i4trs. Nairt3. to re
turn, and Councillor Bailie moo- ahingehouse. -on• Keane ---hoer.- wnuad lava foie fixed, ohs.rwista the
k
, seconded b . Councillor _ Snmuiee-faced shingles):.from W. A. Cli`isTiolm towh,miahs= y—tine 1 a"R...ano i'r
..,...t�stt' the neviw. seides be Ideated on they to erect . one-story dwelling; •,rn Bay- aetion for damages.
old site. The vote on this was 4 to 4. Reid road, on cement foundation, aid- It etas expected that the Water and
Councillors 3:unnings, Bailie, Sproule' ed with cedar shingles, also to erect );right Commission ion would meet the
and McLean votingfor it and the garage and poultry at:. eat rens of coencil at this meeting but Commis -
Reeve. the Deputy Recce and Council- the lot estxma ted ccs ° $2000• and nioner'`aylor was laid up with a cold
amendment that the natter be avid- ed.
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You are Invited to Vise Our
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Home Furnishings Department
on the Second Floor, where we are
now sho Cling many ne71? lines in:
WINDOW DRAPES
CONGOLEUM RUGS
FELTOL RUCS
WINDOW SHADES
and CURTAIN RODS
\V 'eliere we hare a larg‘lr anti a more beauti-
ful range of WI AVOW' CURTAINS and i1 R 1,P-
: RY MATERIALS than we. hare ever had in twist
Especially tt'e U'Ottlti mention the. •
DAINTY RUFFLE CURTAINS
o in all shade
FINE SWISS CURTAINS and PANELS
lin many new designs
Also 50*Inch Sun -fast SILK DRAPES
►'?r tti►llaltriet-►ncltertx .
p
Phon
laws Croft an. Gould against. f and Chairman Murney was not very � , .86
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;This Mayor said hefavor d t 1_
from Fred P
H1BBE
The
Cash
e the old store on east side of than d . aro beat- wen .and did not want to come to the iit111t111 � 1i11111111111A1� 111111111�111�11i111111111�I111IIittil11 1
sate until something better in the +yzsy -ween Hamilton street
and
tcaia�t council without Commissioner- Taylor•
of a location could be shown. He in- with hot Asphalt.. . ; Bylaw Na. h3 authorizing the oitin
edited Mr. Geo. Price, who was Pres- Are west front e ' of streets the past summer and asses
q Ala kie s 13rread
ent, to express himself if he had airy- Ltd.. Stratford, fol' a transient •trade sing portion of the cost against t
thing to bring to the council's a.ten- ors license to permit them to peddle property on these streets was passed
out to see: what :the commit 'vas Poing rich, was referred to the special sown -
to do about the, scales. They should mittee. 1
be behind the town hall; that was
Councillor Bailie referred t
who the 1 to the
t e of bad been n bow ht .: for. �
g r fact that •.h
ode' Theatre
e G. P. R. hard as yet dons.
The Mayor comtnented'itha't the mein nothing in the way of putting up the ea,—...
was -needed for the town, wagons and sidewalks outside 'the bridge at the Weep of Oct. 14th to 19tH
equipment, willful led Deputy Reeve foot of harbor hill No attempt had
Thea total cost of ithe work is $G917, 0hild ren, art
he And "`adjournment° 15 alto next or- ��� '
deer of business 'after bylaws, so the FORTON R' S
council adjourned. - CAST R1 4
tion and Mr. Peke said he was ores- bread from _house •to houeye in Godc
•Craigie to remark that it was not been made to carry out the promises MONDAY and "TUESDAY
' wagons and equipment it was used of th,v eoinnany. 1 ERIC VON• STROHEII4I
far but old junk."Tho Mayor said he lmad been speak-
Ciou 1citior Bailie's 'notion to use ing to the superintendent who he presentn. another masterpiece. You'1
sthe old site was notdeclared carried was in town who stated':that :r the mat- seas Vienna --as it will never exist
�but.we presume the Mayor's approval t r would b ' at again. You'll Feel the pulsing life f
U IL of 'the of it r e tended w when the
. .. .TI1E TOWN d s e xndfcates the way he 'rex a + n on i _ the most amazing somal whirl th
Y. � d t pe n ti nest oar with the as
votes and that thea decision of the sing of the matter ;through the our-' world has •over lot wit You'll under-
_ ..: council: is 5 to 4 in favor of the pros esus' departments had -Been got rid of. stand the queer and lovely romance
ent location. Councillor Bailie `said that thea ,Von Stroheiin; has evoked amidst this
New Weiah Scales to Be l�trrChased •— here '. 1G►L1lS1�T111ey - „A, letter frown it W. Fraser, local reaches to the i dazzlingStr environment.o hvo
mans p e bridge too were m
Be Placed per of the Western Canada bad condition" and the town had had- "THE WEDDING MARCH"
Flour Mills Co., stated the compan do something to- make•the road EIJUCATiOIt.AI, COMEDY
Of
R ` desired to build a new: office building passable. He moved ,that the clerk �•
C. ,F M.. Co to. Ruihd New -Office Duttdiri and c.fshed to locate same loaf east write a letter the cbsai any askin ' 'G°N/Eywrlr3) wlvl s
of the lane east of their salt block on that• the matter be given attention. Ad"tsissiun seen nits, ..Adnits. 3Jci
thernty. iThcy would re -and the Reeve seconded this, and 'the- Children; 25c.
' town proPe,
-quire 40. or ii0 feeaw sgmzare for, the -
thairtxran croft of Speciat committee eporfs As to building and the: -company asked the
motion +vas carried. , ry atinec Tors.. tea n. m.
The finance committee xecomm d -Admission—Adults, 25e; Children 1"ue
One of the:, commonest comlmlainte . • -*'^"*-�
of infarcts is worms, and the moat
effective application for theta is ,. WANTED' NOW
.Mother Graves' %Vornn. I:xtexminat- .. .
' er,' .. ,
101(W 330
For Upholstering, Reipalring
Refinishing
1 A large range of Sample Cover
WI' carried
A.
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e P. A. ZIMMERMAN.
"video. Street.
,
edeeror
. Band Matters
Where . should the • town, weigh,
scales be located .is sone of those
troublesome perennial questions, iiii:e.
the location of the Wellington street
sidewalk, which get an. airing peri-
odically est the ,town. council:; Wrist
brings the question up, again just now
is the fact abet the town scales have
been put out of commission and a new
set will leave to be got, so naturally
the question of where to' put them
came rn for discussion at the meeting
of .the town council last Friday even-
ing. The town is going to try to get
the Provincial . Highway Departtnent
to bear part of the.cosh of :-the,, new
scales as it' wet the provincial truffle
officer's' atom,. to have
Eaechler's truck loads of
ed on the market scales:
aged them so that `they.
been declared 'inaccurate.
Ano of x
town to lease them that part of laird en wv
sufficient for ,thie purpose for. a Hurn- ed that the statement of receipts and '
ser ci years: e f would are expenditures from the Dominion l)ay WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY
celeiiration be received and.filed anti
;yi`: a' modern building and:wvould improve that the committee be thanked .for 'NANCY CAItItULI,, RICHARD
logs weigh thea look of the streets refund of ,$85 grant and cheauo For; RkCIiAltl) AItI.EN and >?'At7I.
which dam-. Deputy Reeve Cxaigte movedto re.$135..20 surplus; recommended that L[TIiAS•
have time fez. thespatter to the public works the cheque from offer •the adventures of a air of lav-
•, q r a the �if'aminfon 'Road pair
The traffic c o mrntttee . and Councillor Croft Machine Co; Ltd lam ti able youngstera.in a tingling roinuntie'
rY rto
,
mince a re payment g g r gorgeous b
dad, not like file .
lase ;and succeeded in demonstrating t hies :of this be received and filed; recommended gayety.
that it was heavier than the scales
matter being saddled on aim and .h ,the fi i ' ..
eomnuttee send said it .e .as cath r a'. 1 ng of the t x cotleotox s report' yIANHATTAN COCTf.T:1Ii.
cos representative
at v e of .Septeanlier. 2Ceh: molted that
A representttiiive o# the Fairbanks m ter for the sneehe .commence; et CAMEO COMEDIES
ltlorse. Company was in town last did not belong to the publig ysrorks the public library board . It laeeti "1'I,r11�'FIII. PAPAS" and "%Ii.it
weele and incl the council at the cora« committee, paid a further sunt of $600. on their` �,
pant; send repot -ed on a number of •Bio BEN.
officer Was trying to prove that the seconded. Councillor Bailie who is $1,09$:39 as n men ofbalanceg = melodrama- of backstage breezy bits
was heavier than is • allowed by. chairman. of thea public works coin -
load p Y. t , in F,
full on their 1929 deb
of'bri ht It his ►or eous •iris and
nittee neeetings on Thursday even-. The commend .frond the, clerk that ,accounts, including 50 for band
ing, Councillor Gould suggested that the land proposed to be used was a i; $': rnfs
g ter's salary for September, $64 for: . --
frig, and 8A'1'IiJRDAY
the "location for new scales be taken corner of the harbor park suggested band , concerts for: September and ESTELLE BRODY
.up, as it,was no use placing an order to.Councillor Bailie that . the . parks :126.20 for new music 650
until the council knew where they committee was .the prover committee t0 t' S: featured in the sensational British
....at _,.:..,a to deal with this matter, and Council Russell' for ..balance :on ,i;xandstand Empire Production. A tale of a
stele• ec s fear
T : THE PEOPIL t OF
G : ERI H and VICINITY
WAVING disposed of my grocery business,
I l 1 take this opportunity of expressing my
appreciation to my friends and customers of
their patronage during the past five years, and
' for
1bespeak rely successor, Mr. :G;erz .Price,
a continuance of your business and confi-
donee.
Yours sincerely,
GEORGE. SCHAEFEP
GreatliteautyllExperts
the world over agree # band master intended training six or
for Sproul seconded his motion..to re- The •public works deuartinent ye-
- tale of ,p French Cabaret -lancer and
fer ito the park +committee. Deputy commended that 13e11 Bros. be her riotous romance.
t,imP riotous
r mane 1'AILLEY VO()„
parks committee,
, chairman of 31500 as ilei entiineer's rrogross Co;- .
parks committee, .znd,:realizing that tificate No.' S tviren sidewalk con- CAMI,O COMI✓1XiE5:
the matter he had tried to put over struetion work is commenced; report- "DELICIOl'S and RES
on on Councillor Bailie's committee was ed •that cement sidewalks as ;petition- "HER GIFT NITE"
coming back to his own, he suggest- ed for are being built on the west side .Matinees Tues. at -1 1) in. Saturday
ed that perhaps the harbor committee of Keays street from Raglan street 3
would be the proper place to send:it. at p. m.
It went to the :parks committee how- l
evrr, on a 5 to, 3 .vote, -.
Band matters were brought, up by,
Chairman Croft of the special ..omit-
mittee, one of ..whose functions is ,•o r ..
•
deal with band matters. :So far this
year .he Mind had .cost the town.
$350.78, which_ included $175 to the
leader, $11() to the men, $30 for music
and $35 for repairs, including the ac-
counts recommended by the finaneo
committee at this meeting for pay-
- inapt. Though playing outside was
over for the season, the band would
have to be kept in practice this win -
i ter if the town was to have a band
s next summer and he moved to retain
the se`rvlces of the present band mas-
ter for !the remainder of the season.
'I'lie band, 'le said, Proposed to put on
some concerts during the winte'e, .by
which tiioy laoped .to inako same
money to add to. the $30 or $40 they
had on hand, send lturehase a set of
chimes, The band wanted ;t•o go to
''Toronto fair to compete next year and
felt a set of chimes eras. 'neeensary.
Councillor Croft said the salary of
the leader wan practically the only
expense of the band for the scent of they
year, ten sufficient new music bad been
aaeeured and the instruments in need
of repairs had been attended to. The
• d
•
"twice -a -clay use of
Palmolive Soap
essential to skin care"
AiN every country, in every te=arld capital, distinguished
beauty spteeletiists urge the tw;ct=daily use of Palm-
olive *sap to pratectektn loveliness. Madame Bertha
Jacobrsons London; &leenn Day, of Toronto' Peed, of
Vienne- 'Vincent, of Z'arhooand scores of othere tell
their *mart patrons to follow the, "foundation des n
ing" smentod i Massage the face gently for two full Heine
utea with Palmolive lather. Rinse ...Oath warm
water, then with told. All other tre strncnte should lie
preceded by this haste
skin cleansing method. -
Palmolive 'soap M a Nene
of palm and oliva oils.
More than a mere olein
rlc inner, it lax a blonde
eriotirinet emollient effect
01110lr leaves the tenlerem t
akin toeuooth, refreshed.
radiant firth the gime of
natural color.
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PAL -
eight neer men thio winter.
Reeve Turner expreeeed agreement
with Councillor Croft's ideas of keep.
inc; the band together through the
winter and keeping up practices.
The 'Whole council in fart were in
accord with this idea but some
thought a leen salary would be 3utdt-
dent for the leader and probably ac-
ceptable to him, for the winter; :$50 a
month xxeiined u little thigh for the
winter months.
Tile motion that oras finally adopted
suns that the town engage Mr. 'Davies
for the balance of the scacon if a aaat-
°icfactory figure can be agreed upon.
ao renmunerationa. Thea Wa5 moved by
l Cotfiteitlor Croft end ooeonded l:y
t Couneilloe Sproul.
All the nmembser° of the eyount1 were
Ipeeeent
at iaat Friday'e meeting.
The tax collector repot ".cd $1057 Jiff
p 1923 t2ie3 collettcd ';ince a'epat. 20th.
11;10 hart been toiee email -Acting eke '
1 zoitecs1,ae at, t.Cbie1i tame siOC T coalpkL.4 tel.
The t'olkitviaV applircxtiotis far
;letildirig eremite e+=,•; 0 tc•feer°cd tis the i
fire Catsreti_tee with pewee to act : =
r l'i oa Macs LilyV%ltitciv. to eee-eat
ears. on ti:e clot nide el the i euctsr
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r teiteeeni Il.steeLera tercet and Vin, da l
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Age.00triir
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picasaut when your
stove looks as well as it
eooks ... when its brib
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sparkle like new ... when
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Liquid Stove Polish, the
one quick easy, clean way
to keep stoves lovely.
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Your - family will dernnnd '
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ran take.
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Phone 114 "(Wilt St, .
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