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Calendars and Art Christmas
Cards.
All the New Books, in Cloth and
Presentation Bindiuga, also large
stock of Bibles, Prayer Books, Hymn
Books, &c.
Leather Goods, Ebony Goods,
Sterling Silver, Cut Glass, Art Pott-
ery, French, Enfiliah and other High
Grade Chiva, Bronze and Metal
_roods.
Genuine English Briar Root Pipes,
'rehecco Pouchca. Smokers' Setts.
Shaving Appliaoce8.
Christy and Fisher Art Pictures.
Children's Books, Games, Dolls.
Waterman's Ideal For;ntaio Pens,
known and guaranteed' the world
over. Priee $2,30 up to $10.00,
kept in stock.
A full line of other Fountain Pena
at half the above price.
See Show Window for new Christ-
mas Goods.
Prices marked in plain figures.
GEO. PORTER
PHONE 100 B
Court House Square • Goderloh
the 3oberich %tar.
TELEPHONE CALL 71.
FRIDAY. DECEMBER 2, 1904.
PEOPLE WE KNOW.
James Claris Is on a business trip to Wier -
ton.
'MMk Conn Campbell was In Canstwnoe this
wee
lake McCreath is home after a season on tho
F. 3. Prddbadr made a salt -able vielt to Hen-
son this week.
Mia Wm. Gundry was with frlends in Mlt-
cboU this week.
Dr. Whitely made a profoe-:lonal visit to re-
route this week.
Miss Kate Nevins left Tuesday on a visit
,to Fargo, Dakota.
Mt. and Mr.. Geo. Acheson left yesterday
etterupon for their Orange Grove on the-Paelle
Vossat, tlalupcat,•
A, 11- lite barrister of Brussels, was
Jai town ou seam y.
SArnteln Ou0Yire mac sant lest weak trent
blit trip to the north west,
Master Vita t Dewy is en a visit to ble
grwndhro sr n Detroit °BY.
H. J, D. Cooke, barrister of Denaaf, was in
the county town on Tuesday.
Wm. Wallace returned 1r4t week from bit
!IRIDIUM` resideece at South Say.
Bert- Smith, of St. Louie, is apanding a see,
eau at the old home, Colborne street,
Mr. and Nu. Joseph Salkeld, Baylleld Road.
spent a few Owe in Toronto the past week.
F. Dots onager of the Doty Engine Works,
left 'Midday on a sucrose* trip to Winnipeg•
bliss 1lanoey, who had been on a tow weeks
visit to her brother E. L., left forhome.Dctrolt
on weeds,,
Mie. Eiea, of London is epeod(ng thein
for with her mother, Iii. Smith,
borne street.
Mrs. Halt returned on Saturday from • seve-
ral weeks visit to her sister, Mrs. Conquest. at
Niagara ALUs,
Mr. J. C. Stewart, of Stratford, was to town
tide week In consequence of the Illness of his
sister, Miss Lucie.
Mrs. and tt o Minas Huteblsou, eft this
week for their %1vatreal residence, were Choy
w111 epend the winter.
Messrs. D. 1. Neville and Jlif11ston Mull
wain joined t'lle classes at the Ooderllch Bust.
nese College duringthe pant week.
Misses Jer Johnson and Eva Drennan, of
Kintall, Jo„, ,d the obwees at the Uodorlch
Business College during the past week.
MG;s and Mise Evelyn Cr•algle. West street,
wore In Stratford this week attending the
wedding of their friend. Miss Lawson. of that
city.
Born.
Kuaaeusw.—In Goderlch on Thankeglvipg
Day, CO Mr. and Mia, Thos. knoeebaw, a son.
Died.
Pgu.ow,—ln Port Albert, on Monday. Nov-
ember 28th. hills, Annie Jackson, wife of Will-
iam T. Pellow, aged 27 years.
Tho Meeting Calendar.
Court Goderiolr, No. 32, C. O. F., meet on
Tneeday next, Doo. Otb, for the nomloation of
officer*.
L. O. L.. 182, will moot to special session on
Tuesday evening, Doe. 18th.
Business Notices.
Choice Sachet Perfume,. at H1Ce's.
Extra values in Ebony and other Hair
Brushes, Hand Mirrors, etc., at HICK's.
Ready now for Christman trade, We
take pleasure in showing you our stock,
whether you buy or not. S. E. /Mx,
Druggist.
You are of course commencing to get
ready for the Christmas holidays. Well,
don't forget that we have some of the
most suitable 'end acceptable things in
Photos, Scenic and Art Pictures, and
Frames. Call and see FRED BROTHEV.
To the Public
THE Watch. and Jewelry business of W. T.
WELSH, so long and so •well known in this
section, has been remodelled and re -stocked to
meet the largest demands of an up-to-date city
establishment. We are now prepared to meet and
promptly fill any order in these lines, no matter
__how high in class. not ..expensive .-in. _ price
The additions to the stock include tbe fol-
lowing goods, particularly suited to this season
of the year':
EBONY GOODS SILVERWARE
WATCHES
from '.ja,00 up to the bightest price, in gold, silver, nickle,
Enamelled and gdld filled cases.
CHAINS
For Gentlemen, in every pattern ; for Ladies, a beautiful assortment.
eCKLACES and BRACELETS
Including the finest lines of Lockets ever shown in Goderieh, and
/ Charms of every description.
BROOCHES and PEARL GOODS
We have Pearl and Solid Gold Pins for Gentlemen, and lines
guaranteed for 20 years which price from $2 to $3.
Large 'Assortment CUFF LINKS for Ladies and Gentlemen
Our stock of CLOCKS includes those suitable for the smallest cot-
tage up to the King's Palace, and we have a very nice
Variety of Fancy Clocks.
Bring She moat elaborate City Catalogues you can find, and we
will 611 your selection therefrom as readily and as satisfactorily
in price as though you were in their own stores.
ENGRAVING
At the holiday season there are many things wanted in this line,
and we can fill your order to the utmost details. Let us
show you our Samples in this chess of work.
W. T. WELSH
W. E. KELLY (MGR.)
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82.60 PER DAY TO 1OUIITRI MEN
in oasis lcroraltty lotrudn4.tng itaacle
Gyyyy distributing our alvcrtiutntr natter.
18 tatty om�toymout to reliable r roe.
�At�o expst eros needed.
Vette at encu for particular*.
TKO L1rik7COT'T COMPANY
Brantford, Ont.
tDITORiAL COMMENT.
'fere,,.- Telegram: --_Two sots of
resolutions aro now before the people
of Ontario. There is this difference
between the resolutions passed by the
Liberals and those by the Conserva-
tives. The former were passed by the
party which for over thirty, yearn has
been the Government putty. Theirs
has been the privilege of legislation
and theirs has been the opportunity to
crystalize them into legislation. The
latter were passed by the pasty
which for over thirty years has been
the Opposition patty. In almost each
particular they have. tried to crystal-
ize them into enactments, but have`
failed by reason of lack of smashers.
It is therefore for the sovereign people
to judge not only the wisdom, but the
sincerity of eaeh set of re,oluttOns.
Fr seems that prejudice and passion
will not down in the Province of Que-
bec. The following treasonable utter-
ances are the latent:
• I2IFSLrrlt SENTIMENT SHOWN.
Montreal, Nov. 18,—The /Dente sen-
timent is showing its face again . Le
Soleil, Sir Wilfrid Layrier'a Quebec•
orR.wn, says under date of Nov. 1(Ith :
"This is the 10th annivrisary of the
execution of Louis Riel. All those
who .were the accomplices in this
judicial murder have disappeared from
the political stage. Some have , gone
down to the grave, while others have
received their punishment at tbe bands
of the electorate. The last, T. Chase
Cosgrain, has just been banished from
public life by a young Ivan 20 years of
age. Bow your heads as justice is
passing."
HORRIBLE.
(Montreal Witness,)
Enough of evidence has come out of
the Belleville bogus ballot box case to
make every Canadian, and particular-
ly every Canadian Liberal, hang his
head with shame. Those exposures
came at ac ill moment for the Liberal
party in Ontario. We are not pre-
pared to assume that that party, as a
party. is guilty of the worst of crimes
against human liberty, but t as the
election law holds the candidate
guilty of criminal con uct by an
agent, so it is impossible not to hold
the party More or less- so -for climes
.done in its ranks. What is horrible
about this exposure Is the •fact that
such was the belief of the operators in
the utter rottenness of public morale
that they did not shun to enter upon
t. proceeding that involved making
criminal propositions to a large num-
ber of persons.
Dungannon -
A CHINA WEDDING.—A most en-
joyable china wedding was held on
the evening of the 28th of November,
at the residence of Mr and Mrs. Win.
G. Taylor, 112,Waterloo St., Brant-
ford, being the 20th {anniversary of
their marriage. There were 20 guests
present. An address was given by
the pastor, Rev. Mr2 V. H..Cawsert,
of Park Baptist Church ; a beautiful
solo was sung by Mrs. S. G. Reid ; a
recitation by Mrs. G. F. Crabb ; in-
strumental mucic by Mr. Taylor, Miss
Lizzie and Master Wielbert • and a
duet ,hy Mr. and Mrs. Taylor, and
other . Mr. and Mrs: Taylor received
a number of valuable gifts. They
served dainty refreshments, and the
friends retired after singing
Lang Syne". .
Ooderich Township.
100.MYs for THE STAR to the enol of
1004—for new sybaoribers only.
THE RIPLESIEN.—A friendly shoot
for the oysters was hold between .the
married and single .men of the Rifle
Association on Nov. 30th, at 200 and
400 yard ranges. The Benediets lost,
as shown by the following scorn :
BINDLE MEN. MARRIED MEN.
It. Rundle 43 G. bah white 27
1L mercy...... .31 J. Netvcombe, sr23
J. P rtcr 39 0. Ginn. ... ,......31
C. I use I. Salkeld 20
3. eMIlIan
J. Chleholm
J. Newcombe
J. 1}ell
J.
Andrews 3l E. ElUatt 27
323 up
About 40 sat down to the supper in
the evening and a jolty good time it
was. The shoot for the trophy will
take place on Dec. 14. , and in the eve-
ning election of officers and the annual
supper. -
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330 11 Whitely ' 225
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DLENTY assortment left. Every article, every yard here, HAS
BEEN REDUCED to less than wholesale price. Any need you
have, come right here ; YOU WiLL SAVE MONEY.
M'nILLINERY : New shapes—going at HALF . PRICE.
See offer Millinery Window.
Bargains in Dress& Goods •
Special No tables at 1St. per yard.
Right New Suitings, Waistings, Linings and Velvets—ALL REDUCED. -
Bargains in Strnail Wares
'1, Ribbons, t;acet; Bdrtuns, Hosiery, GioVes, Braid, Dress Trimmirltg-ALL REDUCED.
Bl*nkets, Comforters, Curtains. Carpets—REDUCED.
Bargains in Jackets, Skirts, Sults and Children's Jackets.
Bargains in Clothing, Caps, Ties, Underwear, Shirts and
Hats—ALL REDUCED.
t believe . what some say, that we are all sold ,out.
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IT is a settled feature of our business policy to clean out all lines
of goods, as far as possible, In-° the season for which they were
bought, and the time has now come to cut the prices on our Jacket
stock. Commencing Saturday, December 3rd, we will sell the balance
of our stn of Coats at remarkably low prices. There -are not a great
many to sell, and the prices we will offer them at are low enough
to, save money for people who get them. Our reputation for keeping an
up-to-date and reliable stock of Jackets is thoroughly established.
Customers can depend upon the garments w:- ;lifer being dependable in
every respect.
Ladies' and Children's Jackets.
To facilitate selling we have grouped this season's stock of Ladies' and Child-
ren's Coats in three lots. Here is the way we are selling them :
LOT NO. 1
Ladies' and Children's Jackets, in black, grey, fawn and navy,
in plain cloths, Zibelines and tweed effects, regularly sold up to
$7.50, your choice for
LOT NO. 2
A good assortment in plain cloths and fancy Tweed effects, in all
the latest styles and shades, our regular pi L e-, range . from $9 to
,, .$13, clearing at
LOT NO. 3 -
Our very best Coats in blacks and colors, very stylish, sold at
$13 tD $18, clearing at $lo
$4/5
$6.90
There is not au old garment in the entire lot, every garment this season's
style, nicely trimmed, well lined and the best workmanship.
In addition to .the above, which are all new garments,
we haveabout a dozen Coats which are all we carried over
from last season, and in order to clear them out we have
,
r� Cut deep) into the prices.
Twelve only Jackets, last season's tyles, fawns and
blacks, some of which sold as high as $I2, clearing
for each •
THREE •DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS
New ,,Lace Collars from Germany.
•We open this week a shipment of Lace Collars imported by ourselves direct
from the German ,manufacturers. They conte ;in heavy and fine Guipure .Lace
and in white, cream and linen shades. - They are without doubt the best val}ies--
we ever offered in these goods. Prices are
75c., $1, $1.25, $1.5o, $2.50, $2.75, and $3.
HODGENS BROS.
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Holmesviile.
PERSONAL.—Mrs. Geo. Tebhutt is
laid up, but her many friends hope to
soon see her out again.—Mr. Stanley,
wife and daughter. visited Mrs. Fl -
coat, Tuckersmifh, on Tuesday.—
Mr.. Lew Tebhutt attended Misa
Snyder's wedding in, Colborne, on
Wednesday of last week.
Cavaco.—Archdeacon Richardson,
of London, gavel an excellent address
on Missions, in St. John's on Thureday
of last week.
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Kipper.
IN GENERAL. — Last Sunday the
Sabbath school hold their missionary
Sunday service in the church, when
addresses were given by Mrs. Henry
vison, on the Women's Missionary
Sociel y • W. H. Johnston, on China ;
Rev. E. A. Shaw on Heroism in Mis-
sions. An interesting and instructive
time was spent.
PERSONAL.—Mrs. (Rev.) G. H. Long
leaves this week for her hpme in Har-
row. Her many friends are pleased to
know of.herimproved health. Mrs.
John Jonee•ia again somewhat under
the weather.—Mr. McDonald is keep-
ing very well.
OnrruaRY, — During Wednesday
night, the 2,1rd inst., the late Mrs.
Love departed this life in her seventy-
fourth year. During the last few
months she was a great sufferer, but
all that could be done to alleviate her
suffering was done by her daughter,
Mrs. MoMut'trie, in whoee home she
lately lived and died. She leaves t0
mourn her lose, four, sons, Robert, An-
drew, William and James, all prosper-
ous farmers of Hill's Green 1 Mrs. A.
higMurtrte, and Mre. P. Fisher, here,
Mrs. Randall, of Bright, who was.prea•
out at the funeral, and another mar-
ried daughter in Man., besides the old
veteran, Gordon Young. of Colborne,
her brother, who was also. -present.
Her husband predeceased' her many
years, and is buried in Scotland, where
he had gone, accompanied by his late
partner, in search of health. The
funeral took placerem the residence
of her eon -in-law, ir. McMurtrie, W
Ba'rd's cemetery. , /
Ebenezer.
Orroncn Noran.—Rev. Mr. Kennedy
occupied the pulpit at this place last
Sabbath. — Rev. Mr. Rutherford, of
Dungannon, will occupy the pulpit
next Sabbath.
Conn AT 1r AGAIN. --Wm. Young,
Saratoga„ was married to Miss Ida
Wilson. of the same place, at the Ben-
milier parsonage on Thankssggiving
night, by Rev. Mr. YVveliand. e join
In wishing the young aouple'a happy
and prosperous journy through life.
GYNltnar. Ntrrni0,--Mr. Brown, late -
1q from Ragland, bas engaged with
Joseph Waahih ton for the coming
year. --A atortt, fence is being erected
on the Alps, No doubt this will be of
greet benefit to the neighborhood, as
as snow drifts very belly* there. ---A
number from this neighborhood at-
tended the party ht John M'Phee'e
last Wednesday, anis reports •good
tune,—Rieherd Bruce is bnath en-
gaged dressing stones for the erection
of it new barn on Cherrydtale Parris.
That looke business like, Dickey.—
Mrs.
icke ..-.Mrs. John Mills, Sr., has ranted her
fartm to her ton John tors term of
years. ---James Boyle, of this place,
inteAntroluined e term on the Ott• toe.
euf Warwai oeh, end intends MOSing tit
It in the near future.
tintiottAtossaoisti Porvat;;,'iot Tinker.,
terra Hort**whO flit* been
with Men, Rare fold chit port lestnister,
has returned hote.o- 'rtunkc Brtrc+e bee
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Address
and Miss Mabel Rutledge visited 'With
friends in Dungannon last Sunday,,
Samuel Johnston, er., attended the
great Conservative convention held in
Toronto iast week. — John 'Moulden
snakes Isla usual Sunday trips.—Dr.
Beason 'Hamilton ''sited at the nome
of his sisters, Mrs. Samuel and James
Johnston, recently.—Adige Mabel Bai-
lie.has tendered her resignation as
teacher of S. S. No. 1, West Wawa -
nosh, and hes been engaged as teacher
for 8. S. No. 17, West Wawenosh.—
Miss Mary Mills, who has been visit-
ing with her sister. Mrs. Krelling, of
Myth, has returned Mime again. --
John Welch. of St. Augustine, Sun-
dayed at Alex. McCabe's. — Misses
Stella and Mabel Rutledge visited
with friends at Port Albert on Thanks-
giving Day.
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And one of our ,
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With HYATT'S BRILLIANT LAMP HEATER you
can make riot Water, Beet Tee, Lemonade, Cocoa
Chocolate and Hot Drinks of ail descriptions on the
SHORTEST NOTICE.
it also gives a brilliant, cheery light.
Let us send you one on trial.
You will never regret It.
IDEAL FENCE: --Special offer for this month.
Ask us about it.
HOWELL'S HARDWARE
Goderielz Business College
will •qualify you for them.
No time like the present
to begin a Business or Shorthand course.
We cannot get enough graduates - to fill
the calls made upon us for office help.
We received two calls during the past
week for Stenographers at $3o.00 to $35.00
a month.
Day and Evening Classes.
Splendid Equipment.
Expert Teachers.
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always welcome. We ambit all our
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Beautiful circulars for the asking.
WI ITSR T111M e►e3a JANVAAY 3rd, field,
',M. L. CLANCY,
'PAtNctPAt,
A number of the ladies of'Witlghlttn
are making a laudable eff'or't to aid in
the good work of assisting the Mus-
koka Sanitarium.. Though they heave
not yet succeeded fin *coringeoongh
to endowei "Winghtun etlt,'"pfotl, they,
world he delighted to `see euccesat
trOWning their effort*.
The Teeewater New say's t The U.
P 1l; aturyeyorehi►"wheft aperating,in
a about Teeswater` for the petit
week. At present there te ntu **Yin*
whet convect the propoeedrinefn to
ekuyow Will take. ,aAi b6 �N.
Meting, the 'iter sal tsreettee ,.g, road
antreyore. atw: asking Ott
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GODERICH
W. A. McKIM
$1.75 FUEL CLOTS ROUSEB,S for °$l .40
TUST 30 pairs in the lot, Men's Wool Etoffe
tl or Full Cloth Pants, well tuacle, colors
black and dark grey,
Just 30 pairs Etoffe Pante worth $1.75 %for $1.40.
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SAMPLES MEN'S CAPS
We secured 5 -dozen Men's Caps this season's
samples, priced np to $1.25 each, the lot to be
cleared at 50e.
Men's newest Cloth Caps, priced up to $1.25, to
clear at 50c.
SHIRTS AND DRAWERS
Special value in men's all wool uushrinkable
Shirts and Drawers.
MILLINERY'
Perhaps you have not got your Winter Hat yet
or would like another. Did you see ours at 50c?
They ore Travellers Samples, hence the little price.
Special value in White Beavers.
DRESS GOODS
We can surprise you in style, big value and
little price in a srecial lot of the newest Dress
Goods in this week.
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IGKIM'S BUSY STORE
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"Crown Brilliant"
THIS modern attractive `Stove is unquestionably one of
• ,,ai iii otnest ever built. Its castings are beauti-
fully carved ; its proportions are elegant and pleasing ; its
nickle ornaments,ion is' elaborate and in the best of taste.
Economy of Fuel
Because it has the greatest possible radiating surface,
with extra large return flues, so as to brim heat down the
back, around the base and up the back again before reaching
&for in large quantities
thi; smoke pipe; you receive full benefit of all fuel consumed.
It 'draws the cold air from the
and., discharges it intensely heated.
If you are thinking of getting a Heater thin winter, it is
to yo r advantage to see this one. It is blade by the makers
of th celebritted tf ''appy Thought," which we also carry in
stock. Inspection invited.:
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