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Institute
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PLEASE NOTICE
The above is the title of a PaPer Pre-
pared by. Mrs, Rohl. Newcombe and read
nt
We will be open on Tuesday and Sat g't
urday nights only, in the months of
at the last meeting of the Womeil's In-
stilute. rhe paper is well composed and
worthy of presentation to our readers:
alt
a a
'fo begin with no organization, no india
vidual can get far, without a good
very
and
deal of 'Pep" the "Pep" necessary
A clean-up of all mills and ends left over from 1919. Selling
each item marked at almost give-away prices.
S
AVE
t. January, February, March and Ap-
ril, 1930.
for any society mint begin with its presi-
amt and her associatea. members
Dollars on your
must be loyal to thi"maelves, their branch
next Suit or Overcoat.
then officers and their community. By
Serges! Serges!
250 yards of •all -wool serge,
4,1 and 51 inches wide. Re-
daction 20 per cent and
less.
ttaa cultivating a tine community spirit
much can be accomplished along the line
M Boys' Fleece --Lined
OVERCOATS
Pi
Underwear Men's
,
Snirts and vrawers. Clear- mens Navy 13hle and
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OUR SILVER MILEE YEAR
1930
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of Institute woik-"For Home And Corm
by," While the individual can do much During the entire year. 1930, we :14'
through persotval effort, she must reach 4
they are to carry on commuoity work el-
(actively. They can also take advantage Jubilee by presenting, at no
most Profitably of the services available
through the various departments of Gov a!a, 41te
etnineut and other otganizatiuns It is 4
per cent. and less. $15,00, $10.00 00
ing price, each 49c Heather Mixture
Regular 75c
The Iewest Styles.
out and co-operate with other women, it will celebrate our Business Silver
Clearance of All Men's $8.95, $ 13.95
Women and Children's Wir $17.50, 24.95
ter, Underwear. All bran(
Regular Values
new stock. Reductions 2
expense to you, the best
quality of Silverware.
Our stock of presents will be on dis-
play and open for your inspection in
not necessary here to name atly ol the
many activities in which the Institute is efe
eagaged. Every member receives a copy aacc
aivc
of the annual report, which makes very
$:.15
Men's Work Shirts
Ladies, Misses and
Girls' Winter Coats
at bargain prices. Half
price Coats,
worth $25. now $ 1 2.50
All new coats. Act quick.
interesting and instructive reading au(
should be well studied. Every commun.
ity has its own particular nee& and it is
Op to us as Institute members to decide
along what lines our activities may ha M
gl Special at._ . 69c
last directed. and then do our best to
We place on sale about 100
men's Work Shifts, nearly SUITS
ra
a all sizes in this aSSOriment. Men's or young mons
la Values as high at $1,50. blue's and fancy pat
terns at
Lamy out that work iffectively. Before ° Ladies' and Childrens
,tnything can be accamplished the ecu]-iWool Gloves.
has must cultivate a malt 01 unity. Stock -taking bargains Chil-
The scripture says "Behold how good f ,
urn s 15c. a pant. 2 palrs
and how pleasant it is Inc brethren to .
dwell together in tutity" and that ;wiles tor 25c regular 50c. each.
to the sisters., as well. We must learn to Ladies 25c. •,1 pair, regu-
zOidu by the decision of majority if we lar 75c.
Ming up a measure and are defeated. In
all societies the maJority supposed to
rule. Of course, we can always do, as the
poiiticians do, bring up the measure again
and again and win out in the long run It
all depends on how important the matter
under discussion happens to be. When
asked to perform any task, accept grac-
iously and do a little niore, like Rebecca
of old, and in doing a little more you will
be surprised at how much you will accom
plish. May we never grow weary in well -
doing, for there is indeed a religious qual
ity in all faithful service. As the titute
is an organization fur service, we may
help the work along by willingly and
cheerfully responding as far as wt" are
able, to any demands that may be made
on our time, talents or substance. It is
what we put into it that brings tile great -
eat blessing and reward to ourselves Ai
other way by which we can help (Inc 1 n.
statute is by publicity to worthwhile ed-
ucational, social 'and service activities in
Mauch and district throughout the pro',"
tuce. Publicity is easential. because in
this busy age, we are prone to forget dates
of meetings. Nommembers must be not-
ified in some way and each member shout(
do her part by calling attention of friends
to the date and place of meeting. In this
way each member becomes a publicity
agent ar d should send in all items of ia
terra( or outstanding merit to the press
secretary, who will send such reports n
the local paper, making the reports snap.
py and interesting to the readers.
Another way to advertise is to tall
about the meetings to non-members aid
always write newcomers to join. Yet
another way is to send post cards to
members and non members, this will
make the cc minutia y realize that the In-
stitute is active.
In order to make the meetings interest
ing, we must consider Inc Cal 0 programs,
something to do, something to see and
something to hear, They 111101 be in-
sti native. construed 00, progressive alc d
valid. They tnust make people think
and they should be made up of topics of
a cliscinsional character. When people
listen to something edifying and interest•
lag, they are likely to attend next maeting,
they feel they mould miss something good -
if they stayed away. '11,e chief require-
ment is enthusiasm, apathy has ruined
many a gored cause '1h successful peop-
le in any line of endeavor, are usually in-
thusiastic and optimistic, sure of success
in all their plans and Work, So it shcadd
be with the Institute, we are engaged in
a great and gond work, the betterment
the human race, educationally. spiritually
and socially. The following lines were
faund on a junior Institute program and
are well worth committing to memory
They cover t he whole round of a suciessful
tied happy life.
"Give a little, live a little, try a little
mirth;
Sing a little, bring a little happiness to
taut));
Pray a little, play a little, be a little glad;
Rest a little, jest a little, if the heal is
sad;
Spend a little. send a little, live a little.
Love a little more."
An organization so keen and alert as the
Institute, so adjustable to every need, so
alive to new experiences and enteral ises,
eager to help its inc labels, will not be
content with part acknowlegments, there
will.ever be new visions and new ventures
If we take an interest in our Wotli, have
$4.95, $8.95,
$11.95
Reg value which is
$25.00, Let us show
you these big values
Bargain Table
Hundreds of yards of odds
and ends of Dry Goods to
choose from at give-away
prices.
January, 1930.
Coupons will be given with Cash
ec•
Purchases only.
From time to time Certain Goods
will be excluded from Coupons,
Goods cut in price or special Sales
$1.
will. be excluded.
All we can afford to include Cou-
pons will be given.
This is a Profit -Sharing Proposit-
ion on our part. It costs you
OLE AN -UP OF ALL ODDS AND ENDS OF DISHES
All odd dishes reduced 50 per cent.' and less. Make it your
business to see these values.
COME IN AND LOOK AROUND. YOU ARE WELCOME :7,1
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Notice/ Notice!
This store will by
closed evetrY Timrs-
day evening during
the months of Jan.
Feb. Mar. and April
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BLYTH, ONT.
-Read everyitern
These prices rA
hold good f o r
the month o f
January. While
the goods last,
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BLYTH BAKERY
WE HAVE ON 'HAND
DELICIOUS
CAKES
ALSO
PREPARED ALM-
OND PASTE
FRESH OSORTMENT OF
BON BON BOXES,
CH01GE XMAS
CANDIES
FRUITS & NUTS
OF ALL KINDS
CAKES PASTRIES
AND
DELICIOUS
BREAD.
F J HOLLYMAN
'PHONE 38
BLY TH. - ONTARIO
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MEETING (.0 HURON COUNTY
COUNCIL,
The Council of the Corporation of the
County of Huron will meet in the County
Council chambar, Goderich, at two o'clock
in the afternoon of Tuesday, the 21th day
of January, 1930.
All accounts against 1
applications for Old A
be in the hands of t
Saturday, the 25th
sure action • this
Council, tl 0.
matee.
Applican
that all
ly ansac
or
Court ty and
ion. should
a• before
der to eta
of the County
Pensions Com -
Clerk o
1, in
in
A. Pensions should see
lions are properly and Maitl-
and all forms properly execut
Ed. Br sure your Post Office and the
Municipality you live in ate correctly
given.
Municipal Clerks are asked to send per
Mail as soon as possible their certificates
of election of Reeves and Deputies.
GEO. W. HOLMAN,
County Clerk.
Goderich, Jan. 10, 1930.
Mr. 1,, J Williams tecaived word on
Ft May of his appointment to the office of
clerk of the lath laivision Court in sue -
high ideals and live up to them, even ceasion to Mr. Jos, Stothet a who resigned
though we do not attain them, our Insti-
tute will goon being the great influenae
it is for good, not only in Ontario. but
throughoutthe whole world,
Let us each in loving mood, Church Sunday School, met at the home
Each help each through life's short span; of Mrs. S. G Leslie and presented Mies
If we can't do all we would. I llazel with a paste, ior to her depart -
Let us do the best we can, j ure for Landon whore 0110 will enter
Victoria Hospital as a nurse -in -training.
on leaving Blyth, 'I he appointment re-
ceives general approval.
On Thursday evening, the members of
the 'Golden Rule" class of Queen Street
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ALL WINTER GOODS AT GREAT-
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JANUARY TO
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WISHING YOU AND YOURS A
PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR.
POPLES1'ONE STORE
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.You'll find the flavour you want in
every cup of our Coffee
OUR GROCERIES ARE ALWAYS
FRESH
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Naval Oranges,
Seedless Grape Fruit,
Tatle Figs
And Grapes.
OYSTERS,
ICE CREAM BRICKS.
FISH,
GOODS DELIVERED
Wm JAS. Si
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'PHONE 14
*I- HAVE YOUR PICTURES FRAMED'
+ FOR SAFE -KEEPING.
*I- Those pictures you have just received and the
÷ ones you have laid away would look moil het--
+ ter framed. In their present state they are
unseen and unappreciated and unless carefully
stored will soon lose their value. Bring them
*I-
*I- in to us, we will be glad to help you select ap-
dr propriate m (midi g° for them, and in our com-
4. ! plete lin ., or fraiu,d pictures you may find oth
er subjects that will go well with those you al-
ready have. We specialize in framing and our
prices are reasonable.
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itt 1011 ear, a in I please notily
Chas. Riehl,
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WANTED -To exchange on farm, 50
acres prefened, a good comfortable claaia.'
ing 110 Blyth, inc particulars apply at
The Staadard.
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