Stratford Mirror, 15 Jan 1926, p. 3

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THE MIRROR The kind of Furniture you have always wanted --ata price you can af- ford to pay. That's: January at R. WHITE & CO. | --Home Furniture --Funeral Service Phone 33 Night 376 80 Ontario St. | to the Old Country. Aldermanic Items Alderman Lightfoot is confined to his home with an attack of bronchitis. We hope he will soon be around again. Alderman Fiebig is feeling fine ' again after being laid up for a short | time with a bad cold. Alderman Newman is on his way Before leaving he informed The Mirror that he ex- pects to have the pleasure of shaking hands with King George before he ré- turns. No doubt the king will he pleased to see anyone from Stratford. | Subscribe for The Mirror A WORTHY CAUSE We are pleased to announce that Mayor Marshall has authorized the Stratford Branch Committee and Red Cross to open a subscription list to aid the family of William Sharpe, Elma Township, County of Perth. It was thought that Stratford citizens would wish to contribute. Donations may be handed to Mr. Batcheller, Royal Bank, who is treasurer of the society. A show girl only just married for 16 years old has the second time. She's got a better start than most, and if she doesn't make a world's record, she has only herself to | blame.--Cleveland Plain Dealer. | | | a TT a GARDEN COURT DOUBLE COMBINATION CREAM Is the ideal choice because it is soothing, fragrant and asplendid cleanser. and satiny, and protects it from sun and dust. ON SALE AT 50c Barker's Drug Store 36 Ontario Street By Appointment (a ee Ht i It leaves the skin smooth a H Phone 521 ee SPECIAL JANUARY OFFER 'fs a Bhs, " EASY PHONE 595 $--.00 bills. Sends Home The EASY 16 Months to Pay the Balance Here is an opportunity you simply can't afford to miss. for waiting longer. These extraordinary terms make it easy for you to enjoy the many advantages of this wonderful electric labor saver while paying for it as easily as you would pay the ordinary laundry VACUUM ELECTRIC WASHER No need ly, thoroughly and safely. cated in Toronto. The EASY is the original vacuum cup washer, and represents 48 years' development of a tried and proven principle. Washes by air pressure and suction alone; no wear on clothes: washes the heaviest blankets and the daintiest lingeries quick- The world's leading electric washer, the product of the largest exclusive washing machine factory in the British Empire, lo- COME IN AND SELECT YOUR EASY NOW--This © Offer is for a limited time only--Don't delay. BENNINGTON ELECTRIC CO., LTD. 30 ONTARIO STREET Stratford Made Furniture (Continued from page 1) ing: "Largest Manufacturers of Uphois- tered Furniture in the World." is the kind of a banner that gives our city an air of importance and undoubt- edly created a feeling. in the hearts of. many a passer-by that was not akin ito pride. The other ing are: McLagan Furniture Company, Lim- ited. : MeLagan Furniture Corporation. Stratford Manufacturing Company. Stratford Casket Company. Farquharson-Gitford, Ltd. Globe-Wernicke. Avon Chests. Imperial Rattan. Stratford Chair Company. The Furniture Show will continue until Saturday, January 23, and will be open to the public. local factories exhibit- Every day, it seems, since the women were enfranchised, they grow harder to get along with. Now a Michigan woman demands a divorce on the mere allegation that her hus- band keeps live frogs in the bath- tub.--Kansas City Star. 7 Harold V. Pym TEACHER OF PIANO Studio - - 383 Ontario St. Phone 1326w GILLIES & EMM Don't Miss Seeing Our assortment of Salad sets Just now we are showing some special values. GILLIES & EMM Diamonds Watches C. N. R. Watch Inspectors 23 DOWNIE ST. Jewelry THE MIRROR J. MAuRICcCE CORBET The Mirror welcomes a_ former Stratford boy back to the city after an absence of a year and a half. While Mr. Corbet was in the city he held several positions in the Bank of Com- merce here, where his obliging man- ner with the bank's customers made him many friends. He has opened a brokerage office in the Gordon Block to deal in bonds, stocks and insur- ance and we bespeak for him a large clientelle in the near future. Poultry Show Draws (Continued from page 1) officers of the Stratford Poultry and Pet Stock Association whose names appeared in last week's Mirror. The following is a list of the special win- ners: Silver cup for best collection of birds in show, Sunset Farm, owned by Mr. Harrington, Brampton, with Buff Orpingtons; cup for best collec- tion of brown leghorns, J. C. Benner, Shell Lake. D.C. Wiithrow, Stratford, obtained a silver cup for best collec tion of S. C. White Leghorns, securing for the best S. The cup a second award, a cup, C. White Leghorn cockerel. for the best collection of ornamental bantams went to M. A. Fraser, Strat- ford, with an excellent exhibit in this class. Other trophies secured by the Sunset Farm for prominence in showing of Orpingtons, and the med- al presented by the "Canadian Poul- try Review" for the best solid colored bird, other than white, was also won by the farm breeders. The silver cup for tion of White Wyandottes, by Seaton-Roche, was captured by H. H. Damm, Walkerton. This cup at the 1925 show was won by M. A. Fras- er. Rev. J. F. Mahoney, Lasalette, lifted the stellar award for the best collec- tion of barred Plymouth Rocks were the best collec- donated We don't believe a spirited girl shuts her nape of the neck, though she might wink one of 'em in quiet apprecia- tion of the drollness of science.-- Columbus Ohio, State Journal. eyes when kissed on the series of Sunday l, Talented Young Singe.r "Crossing the Bar,' by Tennyson, arranged by Wegenest, was a most appropriate selgction, sung by Miss Corabel Ingram, at the close of the Rev. W. E. Donnelly's sermon last Sunday evennig in the Central Uniied church. Miss Ingram is the talented young daughter of Alderman and Mrs. F. Ingram, who has an exceptionally sweet and sympathetic voice. Rey. Donnelly's sermon on "The Faith of Tennyson,' was another one of his evening sermons which was greatly enjoyed. Mr. C. C. Maynard also sang at the same service in his usual good style. Next Sunday evening's subject is "The Soul of Lincoln." -- Sa ons--noteworthy for their dependability. HEADING OFF A HEADACHE-- and numberless other physical and mental ills which tend to sap your vitality and decrease your efficiency means short-cutting it to us for a consultation on your eyes. suffer from and are handicapped by deficient vision. condition of your eyes -- don't "guess.' should need glasses, we can fit you becomingly ina pair of Shur- 'Quality Beyond Question,' PEQUEGNAT'S Established 1885 Stratford's Oldest Optical Practice Unknowingly 70% of us Know the Consult us, If you *- style, Maddock & Barron's | UGE MIDWINTER SALE STARTS SATURDAY MORNING Thousands of dollars worth of Men's and Boys' high-grade THIS SALE bargain tables. of winter goods which MUST BE TURNED INTO CASH be- fore the last day of January. Profits have vanished -- on many Wearing Apparel thrown on the IS A NECESSITY--we have many thousauds of dollars worth lines we shall take a loss as we simply must clear the stock. $25.00 Overcoats at $35.00 Overcoats at $15.00 Overcoats for big boys $10.00 Overcoats for small boys $3.00 All Wool Sweaters but good service is assured. MADDOCK 47 Downie Street $1,00 Silk and Wool Socks go at. $2.50 Fine Broad Cord Shirts at Men's Winter Underwear at Factory Cost. Hundreds of Suits, Men's and Boys, at Factory Cost Come right early in the morning if you can, we will be busy No reserve --everything on sale. Wally Hern's Old Stand at & BARRON cove noone eee semen en ee ~-- A TRUE EXAMPLE OF HEROISM The hearts of all Stratford citizens go out to Mr. and Mrs. William Sharpe, of Elma Township, who lost four of their children and all their household effects in a recent terrible fire which burned their ljttle horhe to the ground on a bitterly cold morn- ing. No finer example of heroism has come to the attention of The Mirror in years than that dis- played by Emily Sharpe, who gave her life in a vain, yet valiantly.,i(., to save her three youngest brothers, Arthur, James and Neil. individual From the position of the body it was ? | evident that the 15-year-old girl had thought of nothing other than to get her brothers to safety. It is the opinion of The Mirror that the girl's heroic action brought to the attention of those or- ganizations who recognize such deeds of valor. Beauty parlor must sterilize their | instruments. Next, maybe the lovely | manicurist in the barber shop must | wear rubber gloves while treating |.the ham-handed patron. Then will | the winter of masculine discontent be without hope of glorious sum- | mer.--Louisville Times. | | | should be 3 - $100 RE-PRINT EDITIONS BY POPULAR AUTHORS Patterson's Bookstore PUUEUCEEETC CETTE CET ATOLL LEC CUL CUO UL LULL LL LLU UL LLL ob THE | Greatest 1 Overcoat Opportunity Ever Offered in Stratford Men's and Boys' Over- coats Now on sale at cost, and less than cost----- 25 to 50 p.c. Off Regular Prices. P. J. KELLY Subscribe for The Mirror. = 200 Men's, ee

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