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racks the brain of most ever Christmas,Cift' C:liver at this time is "What Shall >l'Grive 9' The
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you in morning and go to.bed with you at. night. Yo don't want to slight , Uncle" or Aunt, you.
question. seems to get up' wlthpthe
l i ...Grandfather, you must get for the children and you must rememberfewfriends. - How
won°t .slrghttathelr and mother,and: there is dear old Grandniother and g g a >l
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a13 spread the. lad' Christmas joy joy to every one seems to be your neatest trouble at. this, time.
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• ` f' ' few more: dollars doesn't worry You at all --but, there are thousands whose purse. strings are lien
�• aur a if o r arse is filled'to..atverflowling•the . extra expenditure of You e
¶' ,(11# c s Y u , 1p l o.o madeglad on the bri ht•Christtnas. day,through your thoughtful remembrance. It is to these
• andfigure-closely so that uo�one•' will. be slighted but every _ane g la . g rnembranc . ; ll► e
>,ted who have.to . ane . of desirable ' il►aBe abk Iii' things. �. A ' - .. -
greatest help. Here are athered superior stocks in all manner r desirable, ept c.g ing nd .so sensibly priced are theese.
thousands that this store offers the ir' g. a P� WhatK,.,
.. Shall 1 Give, A .careful,, reading , of the: list below will convinceyou. that: you mayselect
splendid id; , stocks that you will fiend it extremely easy • to solve the question.,g. ,
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something here for everyone and still have •a snug little sum left over from•,the. Christmas gift' allowance.
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Gift. for Father ather or
• Grandfather r.
Toelecta gift for :Father. or Grand
s .c
father is not al .ways an easy task. Their'
ift should not only be a ro riate-but
serviceable.
select an thin from.
sif you anything ,• ,. h
.this list, your gift will be sure to; please
them immensely.
SLIPPERS'. -60b. 't6 $2 25. •
GLOVES: AND SIITTS.--50c. to.$1.75.-
TIES: -25o. to .$1.04
WINTER CAPS. -75c, 1.00 and. $1:25
CASHMERE SOX, -25 to 65c. ,
WOOLLEN SOX. -25 to 60e. " •
A NICE ASSORTMENT OF UNDERWEAR..
$1.00 to $5,OQ per suit. '
•HOUSE COAT. -A enlendid gift, $7.50.
PALOMA.•ROBES. for Dressing Gowns, $3.50
or if you, leave your order, we .will 'melte it up • at
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A FAMILY GIFT FOR FATH
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all chip in and get Dad •a new Rue Chat. ` Goodness
knows, he needs, one,: end when you can buy them .,
here for so little money, 'there's no reason for hi>ri
wearing the old eine •any longer.' .Peyrhaps he has
beenwearing it 20 to 30 years, or' perhaps he has. ,
never yet known the comfort and service of a Fur''
Coat. Prices range from $20 to $65:°' •
Gifts for Mother„or
Grandmother '
. you d• think' of�°lettin Christ-
would h Chris
mas slip by without 'a tokem,of Christ-.
mas. joy for mother ? Since no one,
Would, we've made up a list of giveable'
gifts which will make it easy for, you to
decide "`JVhat to Give.”
KID GLOVES. -Always ;suitable,`always use-.
. fol.: • A most acceptable gift. Black 'and colors.
Prices.'1.25. to $1415. •
HAND BAGS in avariety-of shapesand colors
47.an exceptional' value at 650 to $3 00.
FANCY HANDKERCHIEFS --Oer display.
of dainty Handkerchiefs is attracting' special .atten-
tion, as the qualities are fine and the prices so
reasenablo. We have them in bnoklets and fancy
'boxes„ so suitable for mailing ' to friends:. Prices .
singly 5 to 50'c, and in boxes 35, 50,'65 and 75c.
TEA APRONS.—Beautiful and dainty,' c nn-
'binations'of muslinlace and embroidery, at:25 • and
;35c.
FANOY COLLARS.=This store make a spec-
ialty of carrying the best in this line See our dis-
play at15, 35, 50,.75c'and
BARRETTES.—Many styles, plain and jewelled,
at 10, 15,"25 and 50c. 1 • '
HOSIERY. -:Always 'an acceptable . gift to
k, mother orgrandmothe>t. See our range of Cashmere
• and Wool at 35' to -75e, and a beautiful line el Black -
Silk Hose at $1.25. _ , •
KIMONAS.—Nice range in €ancy.'colors end
in grey. 'Prices 1.25' to $5.00.
FOR HAND Ei 1BROI DE'RING.-A 'Splendid:-
'assortment of,Stiunped Cushions; Centrepieces, Guess
Towels, Night 'Gowns, Pillow Dasas, Day Slips, Baby.
Dresses, Baby Bibs, Baby Blankets,, 'li'abl'e hungers'
and Corset.Coverrs. 'Also Mercerized`and_,,Silk Floss
' for working,"and . Laces 'and Fringesfor finishing. ,
Any Of .these make a most acceptable Christmas gift.
;Gifts for .Brother
Gifts : for. "Him" .>p:
.There are hundreds of things here
suitable forivin • either your own
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brother or some- other ` girl's 'brother.
Just glance through this list and. jot
down the one, you know_ he will like
be it.
• ' , THAN uTERCIIIEFS� are always desirable: gifts.' ••
Plain Cotton and Fancy Excelda with borders,
10c. .
' ` Excelda with fancy border or'anitials, 15,c, or Z
for 25c. c r•• '
:Nine Q•nal`ity Linen, plain and initials 25e.
Plain Linen infancy boxes, 2 in a box, '35c.,
in a •box, 80e,
Silk Handkerchiefs with embroidered corners,
25e. and 50c. • •
TXES.—•-When•in. doubt, give Ties. Endless
-varieties' at 25, 50, 75c,.and $1.00.
SHIRTS are always acceptable gifts.' We have
a beautiful range at 74c to $3 00, ,
SWEATER' COATS make warm, comfortable
gifts. See sur range, 9Oc to 50 00.
CAPS -We have the famous E'stern' Brand and
other makes. Large range 75c, 1.00 and $1.25.
GLOVES AND MITTS.—Any girl's brother
would like these. 50c to $1.75 a pair, '
CASHMERE SOX ---A fine selection to select
froi`h,.35 to 60c.
SILK SOX' make an excellent gift, 50e.
• ,MUFFLERS, 50e to '$:3.00.
• IT 1•l BRE LI., AS, 100 tae $3 50
SLIPPERS, 600 to $2 25. '
MOCCASINS at $t.50. •
' HOCKEY BOOTS, 2 50 to $55,06,.
OTHER USEFUL GIFTS are Cuff Links, •
Artii •Bands;.Garters;'Tie. Clasps and Tie Pins.
Gifts for. Sister
Gifts for "Her"
It matters not whether you ' antici-
• pate: giving oto. your own sister or to'
anotherboy's sister,.t-here isn't any,ques
tion but °what,you want your gift to be.
appropriate and in harmony 'with, your
feelings toward the girl you are going
to ,remember.- See 'how many • items
will be sure to.please. "her•",.in this list.
Eighth Con., . Kinloss.
-Monday, Dec 4.'
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John Watson is cutting 'wood in this
vicinity at present. '.
Mrs- and )l<Iissue 'Baker spent ,Fndal
.afternoon.at. Robt Etliott'ss ••
• Mr. Joseph Culbert spent the 'week-
end at
week=•end'at James Needham's, Gleans..
Mr, and Mrs. Charles' Congram• and.
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(aridly spent:the'Week•end in .Ethel.
Miss Myrtle Oongrarn visited 'Mrs.
Root. Hannilton, of Ludknow. on Friday.
Mrs. Garrett and family, of Toronto,"
are Visiting relatives around '.Holyrood
at present. ,
SEND". OFF TO SOLUIFF, ---A nurnber
fromthe neighborhood gathered at the
home of Mr. and. Mrs.' Jas. .Ross Wed-
nesday evening of last week, to spentla
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use More Days Until Xmas.
We have.a splendid' stock forChristtnas Shoppers
and below we offer afew suggestions.
This is one of the
best 'FOOD
ppe
manufactured., a,
splendid' cutter
and easilyclean•
ed, In two, sixes
-1.00. and $1.40
The
Rayo• Lamp
Hae proiren itself -tost•be the . •
best coal oil' lamp. on • the
• market. It shows a beau-
tiful white `light which, is
very easy on t4, eyes. •
Rayo Table' t.amp'$2.50
RayoRangling Lamp $6.50
We were fortunate ., ..
in buying• a large
stock... of English l +,.,-J-e`
earvers before `-e ...,. '
prices , advan:ed.
We' hage beautiful
sets in plush lined
cases at 2./5,5.00
3.50 and $4.00.
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aWehave asplendid selection otENGLISH RAZORS.
lfaur-+ -'cit-ETT `-:-SAKIIET '`--31A-ZO S. wry - •
guaranteed. etre
have also a bine-
aaaortin ettt of
S'1" RAPS. '
Although the.price
-of copper jumped
to , an extremely
high price•you will
. "find . the price. of
our Nickel Plated
Tea nettles • and
Tea Pots very
rcas;onabie and the.
quality right.
Lucknow Hardware. 8 :Coal Co.
tliglITOilt THAT NEVER tISAPpoiNTa
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few hours with Corp. S. Ileeyi.tt, who
was home on his last leave- before .going
Overseas, ' After a short but pleasing
program, the opportunity was taken to
present Corp: Hewitt with a gold watch
chain• and a ten:dollar gold piece '>n be-
half of his friends here. Corp. Hewitt
acknowledged the g.tfts in a few fitting
remarks.- Ifi.: preseuttng the 'gifts the
following address was read.
Holyrood, Nov; 29th., 1916.
Ourp Sidney Hewitt,
.'187th. Datt', »1 rCo., C1a..3+"
Dear Friend: :
• As you -ars" leaving to -morrow for
overseas, to de ' your . bit . in this great'
struggle for liberty and freedom, and for
the protection or our, homes and loved
ones, we, your .old friends and neighbors,
on this occasion of -your visit to your old
home, desire to express.our appreciation
of your courage and desire to do,your
duty: You have lived amongst • us for
, some years before going' west, and , your
-sterling-cl atter our 'admiration
and• we rejoice to know Chat, since sign-
ing up with the western battalion, 'your
character and ability has already won
your ernniotion from the ranks, and we
trust that you may be spared to come
back to this great free land of Canada,
when peace shall be proclaimed and jos
,tics and freedom shall prevail and the
lamp of liberty shall again continue to
shine throughout the world. On behalf
of yodr many friends in s vicinity,'we
ask you to aecept_ this watt ? Chain and
ten-dbllar•gold coin•tis a tribute ofour
appreciation .of your action.' ,.We, one
and all; wish you God speed and" to safe•
return,
Signed on behalf of- your neighbors
and friends, /ry
Criu u as OONORArr.
• TTI1 [A8 ti ARUM
Niafeking
-Monday, Dec 4.- --
Miss Vera Altonis visiting vela' ves
on. the 10th Con; this creek;
M rs. D. Anderson visited at Fred and
Thomas' Anderson's on ,Sunday.
Isaac Andrew, Alfred arid Jessie visit -
Mrs. William Mathews,. •of. Goderieb;
is visiting her nicce, Mrs. John Blake,
this week.
Mrs. Thomas Anderson and daughters,
Olive and jean, leave'Wednesday for • a
two weeks'•stay in Toronto. ,
ANOTHER WOMAN TELLS
How Vinol ivitide Her Strong
73eallsvillc, t)h3zi.- "I wish all nor.
votes, weak, run-down , women could
have Vinol, I was so rundown, weitk
and nervous I could_not sleep. Every-
thing I ate hurt The, ai U •the niedieino
.1 Marl taken did me no good. I de,
cided to try Vinol, :and before long I
ebuid eat anything _I. wanted and mild
sleep all , night. Noev I ,am well and
strong, and in. better health than •1
have been for yearn. --Mrs. ;ANNA
Mrr,r.tsov, I3eallaville,, Ohio,
We guarantee Vinol for all riot -down,
weak and debilitated conditions,
011e At Mt SPENCL J,UCKNOW
Zion
• 1'nesd'ay, Dee. 5.
Rua;ell Rttcbi returned home :froin
the West on Saturday. • ' .
Mr. and Mrs. David Andrew visited
friends'at Mafeking last week.
Miss E•1na Woods, of St... Helens, vis-
ited relatives here, recently.
Miss Nellie Campbell spent' Sunday
with.. her: sister, gra. Jacob 'Hunter.
Mr. and Mrs. Anson Finlay end fam-
ily visited at John helm's one day last
week. , , ,
Miss Margaret Clarkson; ..Paramount,
was thegiust,of Miss 'Mary Hahn on
Samba,:
Mr. and Mrs: Herb. Stothers,of Dun-
gannon; visited at her former home here
on.Friday.. - •.
Don't forget the anniversary services
tq be held in ;Zion thatch on. Sunday,
rt the lecture . n M o nda
evening,
The Jungle -
Tuesaay, Dec. 5.
William '•MClnner% who has.: been con -
'.fined to the house with rheumatism, is,
we are glad to•report, able to be• about
again.
Mrs. D. S. McIntosh, , tio• some time
ego' had the misfortune ti break' her
arra, Ls . visiting at 'present with • her
daughter, :Ars. N. McOalluin, on the
4th Con. .'• .
Mr. and Mrs. T. McIntyre, from the,
West, who have for some time been
residing in the Jungle,. are' moving to
their recently purchased home. in Luck -
now this week
W.''l)awson' McKay, of Winnipeg, who'
has lately j' ined a transport • Apr) s .
tri •Toronto,itnrl MissBl 'riche Hamilton
(nurse -1, of Wliithy,•vi'sittcd the .former's
grandparents, .11r. and 'Mrs. William
Dawson, last week -end. •
BOXED FAP.ERTERIES-Containing 'fine,
paper and envelopes, id neat fancy boxes at•` 10 and:
25c. .
atGILQVES'.--A nice range of Wool. Gloves in
white•and colors at 50cand fine quality Kid Cloves
$ L,25. r
HANDKERCHIEFS --A1 w a y s acceptable.
Send her a pretty box containing 1, 2, .3 or 4 ieanti- .'I
ful embroidcred.Handkerehiefs. .Price 35 up to 750
a box. -'
BRUSH SCARP' . SETS. -These consist of a
wide Scarf and. Tam pade Irma Brushed Wool, and,;
are very prettyin appearance and .very fashionable.
Various colors; at $2:50 per set
SWEATEI. COATS. -These are warm and.
'comfortable.
comfortable. See o.nr'nicerange bf colors and styles.
Price 1.50 to 55 00.• •
•HOSIEitY.-Fine" rangop"of Cct,ahmere, Wool
and Silk Bose. See three specials very -suitable, for
Christmas gifts. Silk ankle, white only, 507; Silk
and Lisle, white and black, at 50c, and fine pore Silk,.
in black otlly at $1 25.:
SKA'ING SHOES. -Nowt that the skating . '
season is near why tot give her a nice pair of Skat-
ing Shoes, which youcan get here for 2 00 or 8.300.
FUR S'iUS -Where is the sister, either ycur
own or some other, fellow's' sister, that would .not,
appreciate one of our beautiful Fur Sets, either aBlack Wolf at $10;50, or a 4V4t..ural Opposum at
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$18 00, or a Black Fox at 233 00, or one of our Mink
Marmot sets at 17 50 to 530 00, or even present her
with one of our separate Stoles or &&Juni, which are •
marked at very reasonable prices. • :° •
Gifts .fir• the Baby ,
why, it would n'ot be Christmas if
his or her 'Royal HighnessAbe Baby—
was' neglected cm Christmas morn, I-t's
worth ten 'times the• cost of anything,
ANIS
you buyjust to . hear the merry rattle
1Yprattle,
of baby op his day of joy making.
FANCY BOOTEES -low and high cut steles,
at 25 anal 35c. BIBS,—Pretty and and useful, price 50 to 500.
BABY VEILS --In Wool and'' Silk,'prtces ,150
and 250..
INP'ANTEE$ -Si.lk and` wool, ..trimmred with
silk, 25 and 35c• .
• BONNETS -Various k(hds and styles, 50c and
$1.00; and beautiful Angora Wool Bonnets at $1.75.
INFANTS FLANNEL BINDERS -regulation
size, 18c or 3 ,for 50e • '
INFANTS' VESTS=Union and Wool, 25c and
• .505. ..
KNITTED OVERALLS -1.50 and.$1.75, per
pair. ' • .
WOOL JACKETS= -Trimmed with . silk, 60,
75c, and 51.00. . °
CASHMERE. HOSE-Wi"ite and 'colors at 25
and 30c.
Gifts for Friends
One of;thegreatest leasures of the',
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Vuletide season is the ?ivin of.gifts to
friends.
In addition 'to.'the ' many siiitable gift goods,
alreadly mentioned, we wuuld'suggest that you 'see ; ;
our beautiful display . of Japanese. Wares, such as
Fancy Japanese Trap, Fruit Baskets,Work Baskets.
And . Waste Paper Baskets. These are very•:prettily`'
glade in various shapes and styles, and for the fine
gtialitlr,of the workmanshipthe prices are .very reas-
onable. ;
eas-otiable.. These'.would be a useful adornment to any
room and as a gift to a friend would be very .desir-
able. Don't miss seeing these when selecting' gifts
for friends..
..- ".y»r-.. ::i.:• .!j�dy '.'.rp„-.
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ANNA CASE
the miracle girl oo the Metropolitan proving by direct com- "
, parison of her living voice with Ed.sons Re -Creation of it
that the one is absoluty indistinguishable from:the•other.
Lr„:Ne
—Monday, Dec. 4.
William Crozier lost 'a very valuable
horse last woik.
Mrs flibnon IR visiting her daughter,
Mrs. William McConnell.. . • _ •
John Ryan and son, of G4oderich,
Spent Sunday •at the 'hope of John.
Menary. •
Misi tda illiaeltletne, who has :been a
•visiting friends in . the West, returned
home last week.
Mb's. Annie McQno d hits returned•
home after spin+,ing a, few days with
friends in Wawanosh.
Misses Violet and Ruby; Kilpatrick:..
and Irene ?McQuoirl, of the (J..0. I,
spent Sundey at their •Monate beta.
Quite. a number from around here
attended the dance givt'n in LueknoW
Mast Thuridsy uiK1at,, Ali • i ePor't .a ($anti'
titin; 1,
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There are only two, ways in which you
can become fully familiar, with and truly ;
appreciative of a great artist's voice—
or instrumental performance..
.The First way is to bear him
or play.
• The second way is to hear"the Re -
Creation of his voice- or `instrumental .
performance -on "the New Edison. •
No talking machine is sufficiently
realistic in its reproduction of an 'artist's-
performance.to gitve'•you a true concep-
tion..:
• >fs-_not a Talking .Machine:.. ° ,
'It differs' from any and all talking machines' in that the New Edison Re-creates music So per -
that talking machines eiv4. but a liollwfinite- fectly that the. Re -Creation cannot be dirtin-
tion of an artist while the Ne*'Mis. ifterally guished from the original.
e-cr_aues i'he• ' as '.a ri utita .,,. _ _ ii i• rlerbeTt_'.fiets-tCi-t'iY191�%eVl leJn .., ,
Great artists have stcod beside the ew Edison , ,as "tliepbonog raph with a shin." The New York'
and have sttng- or played --in direct t•nrnpari- Tribune says, "Edison has snared the soul of
, spit with it. . music".
More than 200,000 music loiters bade st'eti nnct' ~you. 00 Not ?teed Imagination
heard these couiparlsor"is and have been 'utterly
Linable to'dis►iiigutsh the livinga-tist'sperfortn With. the New TC icon ni ,our"hofneybudonot,
ince Froin Ti'dison'r Re -Creation of that perforitr-" bevel() imagine what an artist's vnicc.soundalilies
-autT: •'When 'you play lit riciison Re -Creation of tont,
More than two hundred �cf America's leading .trtit's voice you know exact ly how the artist's
'newspapers concede freely -hi their own columns voice w6uld sound if 'vote heard it in real life,
• VISIT OUR STORE
We want•' ou to he,ii? "the phonograph with masterly bowing of Albert 'Spalding and 'Carl
a soul," lrlesclt. .
We Want you to bear the lie -created voices of 5 We Want you to Hear. jibe Re-ereatioit of
:Emmy estinn, Margarcte 1aiattensuer Marie every kiwi of musical ivatrnnitei:t'. ,
Rappcicl, Attn2r Case, lt.lia xiernr ch, tllictw,ver- 'i'here is no obii-atien to buy. We merely
. let, f.,ucre ia' ilari, /e Moho, Aileehui, niiridle- want you to come and'heir anti be. convinced
ton, Mina, Goetz, and Chalmers. • that '',BdiSent had snarecl.tire soul of music,"
We want y au to hear the Re -Creation of tis Just as the Ne ,a Vork Tribune says . . •
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