rate > = TT Rg aay as saa a 3 a Si rin Si Se ee ee fa I a Pant eS ee, PEELE ee Mes iat aa ie, ret ' tr 'aca t re ani a eI Neen een nen en cee Sh dh ica Saad aie ka ina esa i A aia a RD eT ao é si ' -- ig : ' aes ¥ = ate ~- " . us -- ~ THE MIRROR Local Interest Mr. W. J. Secker, representative of North American Lige, was in London this week attending the Underwriters' meeting there. The many friends of Dr. J. A. Beatty are pleased to learn that he has resumed his dental practice in the Northway building, 48 Ontario street. Dr. C. L. Grant, who has had charge of the practice for several months, will continue to be Dr. Beatty's associate. For the second time the celebrated Kenny-Wilson Entertainers wil] ap- pear in the City Hall under the aus- Pices of the L. O. L. 2668, on Thurs- day, February 9th. Keep the date. These entertainers are among Can- ada's cleanest and cleverest entertain- ers, The Horticultural Society the other night at its annual meeting re-elected A. E. Hunter, president, and received some very satisfactory reports on the year's work. This is a society that in a quiet way has effected a most won- derful work in the city of Stratford. It has fostered a love of for flowers and has in a very practical way work- ed so that the city as a whole has been greatly improved. It is well worthy of the best support of Strat- ford's citizens. ; New Chairman of Waterwoks Com- mittee Mr. Waugh, the new Waterworks Chairman, has served the municipal- ity in many ways for a number of years. His record show that he was six years on the school board, five years in the city council, and secre- tary-general aid, director of the agri- cultural Society, and president of the Old Boys. With his executive ability and grasp of details he should be of valuable assistance as chairman of the Waterworks Commission. CHAIRMEN AND COMMMITTEES OF NINETEEN TWENTY. EIGHT COUNCIL The committees are: Finance--C. E. Moore, chairman, H. C. Clark, N. R. Fiebig, G. I. Graff, F. Ingram, W. Newman, R. L. Oman and F. Wright. Board of .Works--F. Ingram, chair- man, T. Brown,.T. Higgins, J. Mel- drum, C. E. Moore, R. G. Murdie, R. L. Oman and F. Wright. Fire and Cemetery--W. Newman, chairman, P. Bilger, N. R. Fiebig, T.| Higgins, J. Meldrum, J. G. Smith, P.| Wahl. Market, Hall and Relief--H. C. Clark, chairman, P. Bilger, T. Brown, G. I. Graff, R. G. Murdie, J. G. Smith, FP. Wahl. Industrial and Publicity--G. I. Graft, chairman, C. E. Moore, H. GC. Clark, N. R. Fiebig, F. Ingram, W. Newman, R. L. Oman and F. Wright. Agricultural--F. Wright, chairman, F. Ingram, T. Brown, T. Higgins, J. Meldrum, C. E. Moore, R. G. Murdie, R. L. Oman and F. Wright. Bonds--C. E. Moore, chairman; T. Brown, G. I. Graff and Mayor Andrew. CANADIAN DEPARTMENT STORES, LTD. You Have Been WHAT VARIETY! HANDSOME FUR COATS Coat of fine quality French Seal, Kolinsky collar and euffs; brocade silk lining. Regular $175. Sale price .... $89.30 A Million Dollar Sale Waiting for an Event Such as This Is! WHAT VALUES! WHAT AN OPPORTUNITY ! A MAGNIFICENT ASSEMBLAGE OF - Handsome Fur Coats AT A TITHE OF THEIR VALUE! Coat of genuine Hudson Seal, mink collar and cuffs, hand- some plain silk lining with Coat of Canadian Muskrat, sable collar and cuffs; plain collar and cuffs, rich brocade lin- ing. Regular $165.00. Sale price, Coat of French Seal, No. 1 quality, choice sable $39.00 Canadian Department Stores, Limited -- Successors to Duncan Ferguson Co., Limited crepe silk lining. Regular border at. bottom; of rich Sale pr $1 63 00 flowered silk. Regular $325. Sale price .. i ve . $04 : ; BoCe. ass « ed nw Coat of No. 1 quality coon (let down skins) large collar and cuffs of silk; rich brocade silk ining. sze30. Regula $37. CEQ OQ Sale price ee eee eo Oo 808.8 066 @ @ by oy ae o. Pie: |: Me sie Potiage