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Jess 11414weal to $eafottb astetday at
teyacowh tunteal.ofhost suet, the late Mrs.
tof that Wens, Ceptatn Macgregor..
of folia town, wits also present Mt the ohsequ es,
Jobx ll1Clkoaala, whom flnanolal fortune has
with hined e mother ntsgedeef and of friends
nod left yesterday ata Malt to nr, Tonnage at
North PAY. tor i f w dayr. Mr. slollonald is
connectee with railway infi'¢digg•
The Sick.
Mrs- Mee.) bun. who was very IU last
week, la now Ole to take out door exercise.
F. J. Mattel, ,hie many trtends will regret
to bear, is set showing 'tiny great impreromarrt
though gig ,ngctloa1 etteadante have not lost
hope of lits raogpsry.
Thee. Muckiest) lies so tar rum.oiod front lila
severe specks, abto be eble to be out ocou.lon.
aUY, and it to expceted a tow days will see him
around bale and hearty.
1). Wl�{ ns arrived in town on Saturday.
being eallgpd home by the illgnness of his parent).
Ohio, Idspt permit* Wogeday lie ftmuch again for
Themany friends et thefamily here will
etzupl,thfee with Mr, and Mie. Peorgo *Riven*
Ouelpb, in the eetgs of illness they are pase-
hig ;through. Their eldest dem/liter. Miss
i•'aslny ben been 1n the hospital soma weeks
trete 'iwtth�toarlotrfever ; Mr, fitivon had at
severe had not b000tn bronchitis, and
All hero will
hope.. those afflictions may soon pass away.
GLE#IRIPI1
klgrd'oAx.
CtiRIS iF ir4at9,:t4�
A line of gee. and ,5e, Grey
Matted ?Ietp res,
Clearing at 5c. each.
$1.00I►iettite$)
Clear] ite A 'sec. each,
$2,00 0ct11re8i ..
Clearing.at $e,00 each.
vVat0t alar Shaer Window* for
other lihesweate'olearing at less
than ,^t4h640414 'Coat ; ' ' '
NORDHI IMI PJIANOS,
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CEO. FURTER,
IMPORTER OF FINE GOODS
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Court [louse Square, t3ODBRICH,
Ebc ecobericb Star.
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PRIDliAZ NOVEMBER 20. 1009.
PEOPLE WE KNOW.
UJoe ph Dolls tot W1ngham, 8undayed In
ieb.
Mrs. and Vett Pemplonreturned from their
Tomato visit tin Saturdee.
Chas. J, f'3tbttb Pett Monday for Stratford,
where he goes w twke a position..
Captain A.' 1t; Mitogregor returned this week
from oStokes Bay, at wch port be left the shr.
Page.
Mr, and M ciaopberson of Clinton, were
the owes of sew and Mn. bhaw C. Lae over
Sunday.
Mis. Rabe tB{{.s�att, of Colborne, is spending
a tewereeke with bar son `George and bindle.
atthe P,QR
apt. $renter Sutherland reached hoe en
Saturday,'at Mm
Me 010aa gt his swoon on the
lakes. The captain'e aobooner is laid np for
the
ter at »reedati,'Ont.
Mrs. WM. Robertson returned to town o4n
M
Y., sftera oix months' visit to her Lugb-
II�
Sheppardton.
PaCRBONAL.-Mies Tena Gordon, our
school teacher, Is suffering frown a
severe attack of the grip at present.-
Mlsa.• Edith Pellow, of Port Albert,
sppeent: Sunday at Mr Vroomen's.--
M1ss;;Louella Tichbourne who Is at.
tending the High School in Goderich,
spent Saturday and Sunday at the
home of her friend, Mies Olive Foster.
who is also a H. S. pupil. -Mr. and
Mrs. 'Wm. Vrooman gave a supper to
a number of their friends last Friday
evening, in honor of their guest, Mrs.
John Quaid, of St Thomas. - Mrs.
Potter, of Holmesville, spent hest
week with • her father and mother,
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Richardson.
THE OLD REL LE 1
Sodom.
NOT les. - Mr. Silas Stanlake Sr.,
who has been confined to hie bed with
a sore leg, is recovered sufficiently to
he out again. -Hilton Ford, eon of
Mr. John Ford, Sr., while at a wood
bee, out his toe so severely that he
nearly bled to death. Ho is still con-
fined to the house. -Mr. -Harry Smith
had a small raising on Tuesday at
which he/raised the front of his -house.
--Mr. Jas. McDonald bas 'been busy
hauling brick with which to put a cel-
lar under his house.- Messrs. Wm.
Carrick, Jno. Ford and Nelson Stan -
lake spent a few .days at the lake last
week duck -shooting. They were very
successful in losing none of their am-
munition.
Fanning t'1ill, Pump and General
Water Supply, &c.
The Improved Grain and Seed Cleaning Machine with its improved sieving,
has a cleaning capacity fit for market grain, from fifty to one hundred bushels per
hour.
It will separate nearly all if not all, cockle, chess, mustard -seed, wild flax, wild
peas, rag weed and Other noxious seeds from any grain they may be in, without
blowing any into the chaff. It will separate any timothy from the grain and
screenings it may be in while cleaning the grain.
It JO an excellent machine for separating wild oats from grain, one of the best
of clover and timothy seed cleaners. Can be fitted into almost any Fanning Mill, n6
matter how old the mill is and make it do the work of the latest Improved mill. It
does not disarrange the mill for the use of its own sieves, and can be taken out of
mill nearly. as easily as a three combined sieve. , About the same price as common
set sieves._._
No sora charge for fitting in mill. Full printed directions and instructions
')'given with each machine.
If you need sieves, write to have one put in your mill and tested. Sale subject
to your approval. When writing, mention maker of mill, if you know, and width
of shoe Wide.
Old Vanning Milia repaired, Sieves and Screens of all kinds for any snake of
mill; old Frames re:sieved. Bag holders ani bag fillers, coal and sand screeners
for sale,
Pumps and Water Supply, &c.
Wooden Pumps and Wooden Pump Repairs. Iron Pump, for hand or wind mill
use, and Iron Putnp repairs.
We have the new Champion Iron Pump, said to be one of the caaie,t and fastest
working l'uinps fp the market, can be worked by women and children in deep wells.
Anti -freezing Cistern Pumps, for in. or out door,, can draw water from outside
cisterna to inside house. •
Long IlraftPumping Systems, for drawing water from wells, springs or creeks
a distance (several hundred feet, if necessary) from where pump is situated. Pump
can be placed in the house or stable, or any convenient place, guaranteed to work
easy.kan be worked by children,
Automatic Syphon Systems, Wind Mills, Hydraulic Rams, with all the neces-
sary,,p�pp'�cI1, hydrants, tope, tank,, floats and troughs, &c.
Water Systems for houses, stables and yards.
Stock (rood Boilers.
Revolving Clothes Reels for out doors, can be raised or towered, or folded up
when not in tee. Armade not sag, large capacity.
ARMSTRONG BROS., Goderich.
HOME FIRST ;
The World Afterwards
AGOOD MOTTO this for either in-
dividuals or communities, and readily
finds its echo in the voice of every
merchant in the town. Every dollar spent
in your home stores adds to the development
oaf ,the home industries. It helps the growth
`of the town by helping the growth of individ-
uals, for we are all more or less dependant
upon. Each other. We are keeping careful
track of your wants and constantly adding to
our stocks to meet them.
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COME AND SEB THE 000D VALUES WE ARE SHOWING
•
DRESS GOODS
STOCKS
Most complete line of up.
to -date goods we have ever
shown. Values, too, are at
Ahe..,,rock..bottoi11 of . _:price.
Cheviotts, Zibelines, fancy
Tweeds, 'Venetians, Broad.
sloths* 'Show Ffsikes.
It1s
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r *ode i oar'tment
you choke Bargailla.
S etirlil x,e 11iI , $I2.oa Jack=
1`t
suitor itt0.00 ats..$&OO
It"1 AIRS!
Stylish Ituits mkt tAISVA
tows flit ,IOWer Utah
oef Wired before.
Does your Husband
need a Suit?
Perhaps he does and doesn't
know it. Great Suit and
Overcoat Bargains are to be
offered at our store fust now.
Come "t6 iia" itlfii 1H(Vd money`'"
on any wants for men or boys.
BLANKETS,
COMFORTERS,
CURTAINS.
Keep warm --cold weather
is here now. We can save
you money on any of these
lines. A full stock on hand
• mall prices.
Remember PREMIUMS
will be Stopped
jAM/A .Y hilt, x904
Absolutely Pure.
THERE 15 NO SUBSTITUTE
A MONSTER BARGAIN.
lOc. for Tug STAR to the and of 1003.
$1 to the end of 1004.
Port Albert.
(Joon STUFF. -Mr. George Hawkins,
now In his 70th year, did a bit of work
the other day whioh few then 20 years
his junior can do. He shouldered the
carcase of it dressed hog, over 0 months
old, and carried it with care into the
etoro house. There's life in the old
men yet.
Everybody reads THE GODURICH
STAR -(-•Huron's largest and most
progressive newspaper.
Krppen.
(Too late for last week.)
PERSONAL. -Mrs. Henry Penfound
spent a few days recently with her
parents in the township of Grey. -Mr.
and Mrs. Morrison have returned after
visiting friends In Toronto and Barrie.
-Mr. Alden Whiteman, of Detroit, is
enjoying a few days with his friends
here. -Cdr. Kettle and Mies Moore of
London, are renewing old acquaint-
ances these days. Their many friends
are pleased to see them looking `so
well. - Miss Meelymont was home
from London for a few days last
week.
Nonce. -Messrs. P. Fisher and A. Mc-
Murtrio went to Paisley this week for
40 steers whl$h they bought there.
They are home again with a splendid
herd of cattle. Mr. Fisher will feed 20
head this winter and Mr. McMurtrie.
80. -Mr. Wm. Murdock bought 62
head from Smith McLean, of "Luck -
now, and he brought them home this
week also. Mr. Murdock feeds from
50 to 75 bead each year, and takes
them to the Old Land each spring
himself.
ANNIVERSARY SERVICES. - Last
Sunday and Monday wore red letter
days in tho history of the Methodist.
congregation. The beautiful weather
made their anniversary services a
splendid success. On Sunday the
(bey. S. J. Allan, of London, preached
good sermons morning and evening,
and in the afternoon addressed the
Sabbath School. flood collections
were taken at all services: On Mon-
day evening an excellent fowl supper
was served in the basement, after
which a splendid program was carried
out in the auditorium, consisting of
addresses hy the Rova,, McLennan, of
Kippen, Miller, of Varna, Sewers, of
Brucefleld, and Dr. Medd, of Hensall,
and music by the Housall Methodist
church choir. The receipts at the
door were $GCI, which along with Sun-
day's collections, make about $120. -
Tho Presbyterians hold their anniver-
sary services on. the 22nd Inst., when
Revs. McAuley, of Mitchell, and
Larkin, of Seaforth, will preach. On
Monday evening a grand fowl supper
will be served.
A GREAT SNAP.
10o. for Tun STAB to the end of 1003.
$1 to the end of 1904.
Dungannon.
PERSONAL. - James Whyard and
daughter Clara are spending a few
days with relatives in St. Thomas. -
W. Treleaven, of the firm of Young &
Treleaven, attended the wedding of
Ids cousin, E. Treleaven, at St. Thom-
as, on Wednesday of this week. -Mr.
R. Anderson, of St. Helens, taxider-
mist, was In the village on Monday
and took home three deer heads for
mounting.-Mra. W. J. Smith spent a
few days In the village this week. -
The organizer for the Workmen is in
our midst and is enrolling many new
members; he is a hustler -Tho Meth-
odist choir hove a new member in the
person of Mr, Seagram. He is a
young man, active in church work,
and has a good bass voice,
t},INMIIAL Nonni, -The hunting
party returned home from Parry
Sound district last Friday evening.
and brought with them their com.
plement of deer, tan in number. The
vension arrived in good condition and
many of the villagers enjoyed a sweet
morsel on Sunday. -The Dungannon
evaporator closed down Wednesday
of this week. the proprietor says it
has been a very good season, with
prices fair. -Rev. J. W. Robinson will
exchange pulpits, with Rev. Copeland
Sunday, Nov. 20th, for the annum
missionary meeting. -Samuel Roach
was In Exeter last week with a view
ofurchasingg a dry goods stock -in
that town. -The Goderich dog poison-
er must take an ocaseionai visit to
Dungannon, ars some of our meat val•
ued canines are done away with. He
or she had better look out, for if
caught they will be severely dealt
with. -J. M. Roberts le making his
yearly collecting tour in the interests
of the W. W. lidutual, he is aceom-
panted by Mr. W. Rabbirk of Blyth. --
Apple packing is completed for this
year, with large quantities of apples
unpacked. owing to a scarcity of bar-
iie1s. Why don't some onterprisirg
roan
his to mill
he are forests of timber there,
suitable for barrel rnaktng The Raine
ber could by bought for very little,
and consists of elm, and oak, oto the
hunters say.
-Pointers-ftr;Patrons.
Tisa Sten gives the news.
Siam advertisements bring results -
quality, quantity and circulation tell
the tate.
The elrenlatlon of Tina" STArt sou`
Unties to increase at a rapid rate. Not
a, day but nese names ere being added
to the mammoth circulation.
tax STAB. htut in stock every re.
qulrement to execute printing of all
kinds, There's nn use „fel sending t0
the city for anykind of printing when
superior work s guaranteed at home.
If you are is arrears to Two SUN
for subscription there Is not much
time to wa ste, as the'¢l.b70 rate will be
on and after December xtrt,
Bale delay the advapossible. prise with as
fbOW* s Ootd 'tlO4tir
a ,
''rake I*x*tlrA Ilton o quinine Tab.
We. Ail dr ista rofttnd the >b
It to flus to euro..E.. W. Giro
ItignaLnre 1.011 oath 'box. se.
o oderich Star
a Leader. a» In 04*.
TELEPHONE
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ENDLESS VAR I E
FINE QUALITIES, C000 VAIDES
THERE is not a Store hereabouts can show you a variety in
i' U R S that you can see here. We do not make this state-
ment boastingly, but it is a , fact we want you to know
because it means something, to you when you come to do Fur buy-
ing. You are not narrowed down to one or, two styles or kinds, or
articles, but there is a choice assortment of new, popular and stylish
Fur garments here to -day. Wideness •ot.9 choice is not the Fur
stock's only recomendation. Its strongest point is the sterling qual-
ity of every garment that finds a place in "it. Each garment is made
from choice, selected skins, cut, rna shed a<nd put together by skilled
and experienced furriers. They are'the best Furs we have been able
to find and we are willing to stand behind every garment we sell.
Furs bought here are right in style, right in quality and right in
price.
RUFFS $3.50 to $25.00
COLLARS $3.5o to $6.00
STOLES $7.9o' to $40,00
CAPERINES $6.So to $4o,00
JACKETS $25.Oo, $35.0o and $4o.00
All dependable qualities, correct styles and good values. We pay
particular attention to the filling of special orders, and should we
not have what you require in stock, will get it for you on short
notice.
The MANTLE Sale
Still
Continues.
V.
Such Mantle selling as
we have had this month
has been phenomenal.
Phenomenal values have
made it so. If we had not
bou ht them from the mak-
er at the end of his season
we could not have sold
them at any such prices.
He sold them to us cheap
and we are passing them
along to you in the same
way. In justice to your-
self you ought to see them
before you buy a Mantle.
Styles are correct and the
prices are money -saving.
Ladies' Jackets made to sell at $ro.00,
Sale price $6.9o.
Ladies' Jackets, made to sell at $12.00,
Sale price $8.5o,
Cheaper Coats $4.25, $5.00 and $6.00.
Children's Coats $2.50, $3.50 and $4.5o.
Ladies' Underwear
Not many stores sell as
good Underwear for 25c and
5oc as we do. A few, just a
few may, but there are not
many of them. No better
Underwear for the price is
made in Canada, and we are
quite willing to have you
match them for value with any
you will get ANYWHERE.
AT 25c.
Ladies' Ribbed Vests, shaped, 'fine qual-
ity, soft finish, good weight, every
size full, no skimping, nicely finished
with lace and baby ribbon, all sizes
and Drawers to match, special per
garment , .................25c
AT 50C. -
Ladies' Ribbed Vests, enough cotton
mixed in with the wool to keep them
from shrinking. good weight, soft
figish, well made and trimmed with
e lace, pearl buttons, all sizes, Drawers
• to match, per germent 50c
Plush Knit Vests 5oc.
Ladies' Plush Knit Vests, very soft and
comfortable, made by a patent pro-
cess, will not draw up when washed,
Drawers to match, per garment 50c
Better lines 75c and 51,00.
' 'Combination Suits 51.25 and 51.50,
Children's Underwear, all sizes,
many qualities.
Bloomers and Tights 90c, 51.00
and 51.25,
HODGENS BROS.
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t7 EAMINGTON
�USINESS COLLEGE
"ORE YOU READY"'
To accept to good position 1111
were ottbred your If not, lot u,
prepare you, and'you will reoelve
a superior preparation. We
have the highest standard N
gr,4uatI a end our _graduates
are in grea�tdemand. Free cata-
ogee "8' will tell you all about
it. write 0,0 tt Phone 16.
• A. L. IIMWN, frier
Vitoria Opera House
Friday, Nov. 27th.
MADAM HAUSCH'S
$weedisii Concert Trio,
from Stockholm, Sweden. Under
the auspices of the
North 8t: Ret mist fir:•
DON'T MISS THE TREAT OP THB
SEASON.
rrCRErs 28c and 35c.'
Plan open at K,IDD'S Boole-
.S'POlt11.
erairwereewereemeereelesiewrotiedormweelaosele
Tho Dispiap is Oyer
Save Your Tag;
And Get °Your Reward
ilieSpiewea
Headquarters for
Piro, Tobattosi t igat'll.
ipes fro\ni sc. to
Lin lust opt'ned,
Holmesville. -'
CHURCH. -Tho Methodist 'Church
will hold its missionary anniversary
on Sunday. The pastor will preach
in the morning on "Our Missions,"
and in the evening on "Four Pillars of
Foreign Missions.' -•The W. M. S. held
their sewing circle at Mrs. G. Tebbutt's
on Wednesday. They also had it five
cont tea in connection with it,
PEtisowae.- Rey. J. Hussar and
cousin, Miss Manop, visited friends
in London, Inst week. -Mr. W. Stan -
lin lei last weak for Manitoba witli
n Geer -band of apples. -H. Mulholland
returned from Chicago. -Mr. Wpi.
Forster, of Markham, visited his
brother, W. B. Forster.- Mr. and
Mrs. D. Tudor, of Constance, spent
Friday with the latter's mother, Mrs.
Stanley. Messrs. Geo. McCartney
and W. Tehhutt, and Misses Vine and
Edith Tebbutt, spent Sunday at Nile.
--Oliver Willson returned last Wed-
nesday from near London, where he
has been engaged making butter.
THE STAR would rather have your
dollar Now than the $1.50 after De-
ceinber let. If you prefer to pay the
$1.60 and not save a third, be prepared
to pay the credit price promptly.
WHAT YOU WANT IN
11
JUST OPENE.D
New stock of X -CUT SAWS, direct frOlit
the manufacturers --good values, `Large
including the "FRAZER & LOGA,'N'," "LEADER,"
"CHALLENGE," "IMPROVED CHAMPION," 'ION," "PREM-
IER," "RACER," Etc., Etc. .
See our MITTS, HALTERS, BRUSHES,
AXES, WASHING MACXINES and
WRINGERS.
W6K6nliO &Howell
The Right Place to buy your Hardware, pints, Oils,
Glass, etc., at Right Prices
Jordan W.
A. MCKI Ont.
WOMEN'S
GLOVE
BARGAINS
3' doz. Women's brown silk lined Mocha Gloves,
regular value$x.5o, for $E.00
I% a doz. " x.75, for 1.25
1 doz. grey " 1.75, for 1.25
A GENUINE BARGAIN IN SEASONABLE WANTABLE GOODS.
JACKETS
Not many left, and these will be
less in a short time if little price
tickets have any virtue, We don't
want to have one left by the ist
January. -
"NOXALL"
A special line of pure wool Cash-
mere Hose, extra quality arn,
full fashioned, seamless, f':
color, special 25c
New Idea Patterns roc.
FURS
Just a few Neck Furs left at big
reduction :
516.5o CAPERINE for 512.00
510.50 ,
510.00
6d AI
$ 8.00
$ 7.50
and on down to $1.50.
BLANKETS
Our MATCHLESS is the best
value we ever handled for the mon-
ey, 6ox8o in fine lofty finish., tilli„
scoured. Matchless it is in quality
for the price.
Dress Goods. We have a lot that must be
cleared. The time is draw-
ing near for stocktaking and we don't want to inventory
half what we have. Your opportunity to make 75C do duty
for $l.00.
M6KIM' USY STORE.
ST R R D Y.& CO,, The Grocor,ry .
HAVE as Fine a Stock of SELECT GROCERIES and HOUSE-
HOLD NECESSITIES as can be found in any Store in the
West. The finest of everything is kept in stock, and perfect
satisfaction is guaranteed to every customer. A trial order makes a
permanent customer, and we ask for the trial.
'PHONE 91.
STURDY & CO..
The Square, GODERICN
•
zee
Staunch, reliable makes that won't fail, nor prove
disappointing.
OUR LONO BOOT STOCK IS VERY COM.
PLETEI PROM THE BEST TtANIPACTIJRi?f7S • .
Have you tried a pair of our RtjiiBE t t3EN BALS ?
Just the thing for this season.
We have a large assortment of MEN'S LEGGINGS
In Grain and Satin Calf Leathers with patent adjustable
fastenings. Ask to see them.
It rillpay yen to Inspect aur stock of Mena rind Wo►aten'q v
PELT GOODS. Big tinge to thooee front at lowest pities*.
kunseui-'wet fora may to ,mist toy •doettilalrCt,
tit o ttNfi . ,
DOWNING MadVIC
Is the cry of the WM.
tlODG
to
6tlT6fl
UPS,
BUCK STOVE CO. with their
HAPPY THOUGHT RANGES and
RADIANT HOME HEATERS
NOW that they have their new -large additional
Factory opened. Perhaps you noticed their
advt. in the Toronto dailies, wanting too
Stove Plate Moulders. Do you realize how manly
Stoves that means is the output of this factory daily, •
while their present factory is working a far greater
number of men than that, and yet they cannot
commence to fill the demand for the NAPPY
THOUGHT' Range and the RADIANT HOME Heater.
The deinandfai exceeds their output. I myself
have orders for nine HAPPY THOUGHT Ranges and
four RADIANT HOME Heaters. My customers are ::
patiently waiting; as one lady said' that if she had
to wait until New Years 'for her's,, she would have
nothing but a HAPPY THOUGHT, as she' had worked
With numerous other Ranges but none of them could
touch the HAPPY THOUGHT for economy and easy
working.
When you art repairing your Window3,don't
forget that Yhave a full line of GLASS. 1 an fit any
window with Glass for you. '
1 earsyone of the latest and most up-to.date lines'
of HARDWARE west of Toronto.
Plumbing, Heating,Fast-`'roughiti . and' every
` thing pertaining to Tinathithiiig is givefl a eeisi
attention, '
.1 carry a full Hoe of Salt Glaredtoe from
*l , rtrcilear .lip to 18 iriclles�.,,,, °,
ctll.11 tut