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ttg.mtner, of (linter ass 1
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hrlsunOs this week AMn SudMra Seattle of 'ho
lit the New Books, n5 (Attila and
•relientation Bindings, also, large
tock of Bibles Prayer Books, Hymn
3oolts, &r
Leather we41$ Ebony U0014.,
-Sterling Silver, Cut Glass, Aft Pott -
_5'V, French, English and other High
'..1 --rade Chinn, Bronze and Metal
c`40ods
Genuine Engglash Briar Boot Ripen,
Tobacco Pouches, Smokers' Setts,
Shaving Appliances.
Christy and Fisher Art ,itcturt'.:.
Children's Books, Games. Dolls,
Waterman's Ideal Fountain Pena,
,gown and guaranteed the world
Aver. Y,,ltt'ea $2.50 up to $10.00,
„ kept in stk.
A full lltta,.of other ?,ountain ' Pens
st half the above price.
Se. Show Window for new Christ
' encs, Goods.
Prices marked iu plain figures
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GEO. PORTER
PHONE 100 B
Court House BQuare - Goderiah
Business Notices.
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See S. E. Hick's adv. on page 8..
Can yon see? It not. du you, want
to see? If so, see the Professor, at the
Hotel Bedford, on 18th, 14th, 1Gth or
18th of December, and be will make
you see it there is any see in you.
Are you still worrying about that
Christmas present ? Let Fred Brophey
settle the matter for you -be can give
you several lines to choose from, all of
which will please. BRorsav's Photo
and Art Studio. -
kiralirr.
tr wf5 On Wed•
wem, in town
Miss B. k Silence a ta•cl, Jxtended visit to
Cleve)" nti.
of Owor duuntl, lvas fn Uoderlch
yesterday.
0. 0, bt, of callo g, was visiting the olid
town this week.
H. J. D. Cook, nart'tetei .rf nenaaB, was 1n
town Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. 1'. Barr lett P aday on a visit
to friends to Ruffian
J. Cunningham. of Wingbam, was In the
county town this week
Mies Grant wain town this week visiting
her brother. B. D. Orrent.
Maes Vivian Iegvci today to visit her 414ter,
,tint. Brown. at Kalmawo, Mich.
Mtsa Taylor of Luoknow, was this week the
guest of the Wales Hutson, West street.
Mr. and Mrs. Goo. llteaott were InMitt)
Thursday (yesterday) attending the funeral of
Mrs. Win. Cowan. •
Mise Beuaumount has 'vaunted bee vosldonce
' at the St Lawrence, where rho will bo pleased
to receive her friends.
W. J. Chapman, a one-time resident, now of
Acton, was renewing old friendships Mr
couple of days this week
Mr. Wm Crooks, of Holwesvllle WKS 111 town
last Monday on buidness, and while here made
a friendly call on TIM STAR.
Jno. Salkeld, jun., and Harry Morris were
anions the number who took in. the Guelph
Mat Stock Show on Tuesday.
Miss J. Carrie Cabman left Thursday morn'
tog on a trip to Chicago M1mloapolis, Bran.
don, and other western points.
A. L Moss lett this week for Elmira, where
ho has a job on rho Pigott part of the U uelph
end Godotioh It It.. now building.
Mr. Thos. Sheppard, of Clinton. was In town
{�odnesday, on his way to Nile to visit Mr
tirotLor George, who le In poor health.
Moyers Chas. 'and Harold Blaoketoou, and
Joe Habklrk, attended theaseenlbly given b
the gentleman of Brueeele lags Friday evening.
Contractor S. 8. Cper, of Clinton, has
been seriously 111 from n attack of appendici-
tis, and his many felon will be pleased to
learn that his condition k,mush Improved at
`last aebounUt.
Mrs. Colin Campbell, . Mrs 1. Salkeld and
Mrs. CBeck were vleltorsat the Ouclpb Win-
ter Fair, on behalf of the Women'. Institute
hero, and are delighted with the event. The
allow was a huge mece/ts and well worthy a
vleit.
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Maxtor Sutherland Logan was the subject
of an operation on Tuesday, Drs. Ounn. Tay•
for and Hunter, being the medical mon. The
little fellow is doing well, though notout of
danger nd all hope the good natured Suther-
land wilt n be with his playfellows again.
Mr. Bor Hodgen., of Hodgona Bros., wh.
has boon i delicate health for some time has
so tar repo rod that he le likely to return from
Theme
Top Notch
in price is not what you want, nor
is it what we offer you, but we do
guarantee the
TOP NOTCH IN QUALITY
and if you will examine our goods we
will satisfy you on this point.
For HOLIDAY PURCHASES
We offer you anything in Jewelry that' the
largest city establishments can furnish, and
the price is no more, while the trouble of
purchasing is Tess.
in Pearl. Gold and Silver Goods
Such as Brnoches, Scarf Pins, Cuff Links and Buttons,
and Rings, we can show you a larger line than was
ever- seen in Goderich, and at prices from
lir" 50c. an to $20.00
IN WATCHES
For Ladies' or Gentlemen's wear, in everything from gun
metal to best solid gold, we can meet every requirement.
Sterling Silver and Plated Goods
EBONY and other lines, we will compete with any
catalogue you, like to show us.
CLOCKS
Why enumerate.? Time Keepers for the humblest cot
or the millionaire's palace.
ENGRAVING
Anything you need, in the .ghest style of the art.
JUST DROP IN
And let us make good our claims to a share
of your trade.
W. T. WELSH
JEWELRY STORE
WALTER E. KELLY, Mgr.
Big
Bankrupt Sale
SOME AT ONE-HALF
SOME AT ONE-THIRD OFF REGULAR PRICES
SOME AT ONE-FOURTH
The balance of our stocks have been marked own to
good-bye prices.
The Gen 's Furnishings and ' ,thing P epartment
must be cleared out by
JANUARY este
Every article has been reduced away down and must now
go if price will move it.
COME AND SAVE MONEY.
Orn you afford to purchase any kind of merdhmndise
elsewhere before knowing what adventages are to be gain-
ed by pnrohesing at this Big Bar'gatn flak.
ALL CHOICE GOODS.
BA*OAIN PRIC@S
• dodo
Iltttlss
Ribbon* atilt Laces
Handkerchiefs ,
nosier" mad (Moura
Jackets sad Skirts .
Furs , t
Men's,Gotki and Overcoats
Boy's tiethin . d O4srcetsttit.
Tient sail Hats
Underwear
1NERY AT HALF•P'RIOE
XS• 4114 1111
One of tj New
'rho following letter, dated
(.c. 9rd, speaks for itself, and
li\ as tecolved from it Wioghani
r)aldeut
Mortara MI11'111'4,1 & Tonlir Uodern-L
'Oonllomon l'wlsb to thank you s0.
the 4001,0,3 u1 your spirndld week,.
paper. `firs Goosttut•u STAR Ir to •.,. .
01 the best ft, rho county, and ..
credit 10 your taw' n, as well nn 15,
.-0ugty of Huron Better liar s
.s 041 the right silo of politic
I am veru reapecltul:.
Wtnghau•, tna. ard. 181)1
'rhe price of 'hilt STA.0 ,D
only $1, to Iho end of ,1905
s/
Clinton and be at hie 0041 01 duty lu (iodcrwh
in Ole near future.. Mr. ilodgens is a capable,
up-to-date business man. and his maaey.town
and country Merida will welcome rd.: -:,unplat0
rout orsdon Go health
• Sheppardton.
Nor tts.---The roads aro not iu a very
gooa condition at present, there being
not quite enough snow for sleighing�,
and.a little too much for good wheel-
log.- Miss ,.,,Addle McLeod returned
from Goderich on Saturday, after a two
weeks visit, there. ---Mr. George Bur-
rows and family moved to Saltford
last week. -Miss Eminla FiiI-4pr return-
ed home from lake Nebagu son, Wis.,
last week, after a visit of,a:.aeouple of
mouths with her brother at that place.
-Sir. Harry Campbell, who returned
house from Owen Sound. Ont., a short
t irne ago, has gone to Work for the R.
R. Co. ut (ioderich. — Mr. Andrew
Green, of Loyal, called on his uncle,
Mr. Peter Green, this week. -Sir. Will
Vrootnan sFlent timidity at home. --
Mise Louise Douffherty, who has been
sick for some 1lou', is now con vnleacirly.
--M r. 3y'hn Foster, of this place, was
married on Wednesday to \lass Mag-
gie Nevina, of Blyth The wedding
was yet'v quiet, on1'•' ear relatives of
the contracting por•tie being present.
We wish the younJ, coup bon voy-
age.
1 McK II
NoTlrs.-(food- l ghI' g and wintry
ivsather 81111 continue .—Wm. Gray,
of Hibbert, apeot n ay in McKillop
hot week; he was accompanied by his
daughter, Miss Ethel. -Mr. #and Mrs.
,Barker; of Logan, were visiting!viande
here one day recently. -What will be'.
the next piece of rascality to be per-
petrated by the Gait leaders in On-
tario ? is being asked. Well, we believe
they have been guilty of alrnost every
sin and crime except murder. -Edward
Drager bad a bee hauling stone from
Oraubrook on Monday last. Mr.
Drager lutends building a barn next
summer. -Mies Edith Gray, of Dash-
wood, is visiting her friend, Miss
Violet Irvine, at present. - George
Thoroton, who is, one .of the oldest
men in this section, hes been engaged
getting home his winter's firewood. -
It is rumored that two of out bright
young girls intend to change their
names in the near future.
Carlow.
ANNIVERSARY WEDDING. -A most
enjoyable time was spent at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. John Young, bound-
ary line, on Monday evening. Decem-
ber 511i, upon the occasion of the tenth
anniversary of their wedding. Many
of their near relatives offered their
congratulations in person, while kind
messages were received front others
who were unable to attend. Mrs.Young
was -assisted in receiving by her sister,
Miss Blanche Sallows, The room wain
fragrant with flowers, and the dining
table beautifully arranged. Dinner
was served at 13 o'clock'. The young
ladies who assisted wore Miss Sallows,
Mlas Halliday, and Miss Green, of
Loyal. Dinner being over, games,
songs and dancing were indulged in,
Wtn. McPhee being the violinist.
Lunch was served at 14ro'clock, and
all went away, leaving spent a very
enjoyable evening with Mt. and Ml's.
Young.
Nlle, t
Tett SICK. --It is With regret we
announce the serious' illness of that
old patriarch and pioneer, Mr. Geo.
Sheppard. His ninny friends through-
out tate county of Huron wilt wish him
a speedy recovery. The veteran is
well past the 80 mark.
Report of Public School to Nov. 30-:
V Ct.-Minot Girvan, 551, Gladys Pent-
land, 1234, Celia Meflwa in, 502, Melvin
Cory, 487, Willie (Arvin, '11, Harvey
Pentland, 201. Sr. IV. -Eva MoNee,
080, V -era McNee, 048, Ada 'Kennedy,
510, Roy Kerr, 340, George Ryan, 171.
Jr. IV, - Leonard Mclllwain, 374,
Willie Wilson, 145. Ernest Mcllwaln,
(absent.) Sr. III C1. -Mabel Wil-
son. 618. Jr. I I I. --Gerrie Kirkpat-
rick, 495, Douglas Kennedy, 400, Viola
Young, 444, Reginald Glen 435, Lame
Kirkpatrick, 887. II 01. -Lyle Kennedy,
582, Victor Young, 484, Worthy Ryan,
425. Pt. II. -Harold Mclllwain, Olive
McNee, Ernest Glen, Sydney Leary,
Pt. I. -Leslie Pentland, Loyd Young,
Voila McWhinney, Vera Tiffin.
Number on the roll, 80. Average at-
tendance, 25. 1 Mo1NTosii, Teacher.
Dungannon.
PKRSONAl..—T. E. Durnin returned
home from the West Saturday even-
ing last. -Jas. Whyard wits a Gode-,
rich visitor Tuesday of this week.
Onrr. - Mrs. McNall r and family
have the sincerest sympathy of the
residents of this place In their sad
affliction, the lose of a 'husband and
father. Mr. McNally had been in fall-
ing ,health for over a year past, and he
t.
recently underwenan operation in'a,
Tor6nto hospital. Tho funeral took
Place Tuesday of this week from his
ath redden e, to Dungannon ceme-
tery.
GsrnaRAE Norse. - Rev. J. Ken•
nedy, of Nile, and Rev. J. Rutherford,
of Dungannon, exchanged pulpits last
Sabbath. -The pupils of the Methodist
Sunday school aro preparing a good
program for their entertainment to
be held at Xmas. -Rev. J. W. Robin-
son is busily engaged making pastoial
calla. for* great number of his flock
sra ill. -Our merchants are preparing
for Xmas trade already, and are
elbowing many new liner thi n. -
The sleighing in this vicinity Is ex-
cellent. Our citizens are taking ad-
vantage of it to lay in their supply of
wood for the winter.• -•Mr: Kilpatrick
was around last week collecting for
the granolithlo walks. All were set-
tled for with two exceptions. These
two claim the waiks were not built as
specified. Their cases will be heard at
the Division Court here on Dec.16111.-
The directors of the W. W. Fire Ina.
Co. held their last meeting. of the year
on Tuesda .of this week.--Tbo fife and
drum bend is tatting a,few lesson' In
tere hsoey; It they epot aloe to take,
it L certainlyinore pleasant for their
asigh�bore.- r. Button hu his saw
tnUirannIaf.in Gourley's bush. and Is
woekI*1 a taalUl Ren, I, ha wilt eve the
PIPES
CHRISTMAS CIGARS f
TOBAC S
• e neW all Ia.
4.101.1.0.14
A !fuer assortment hu never before
been shown in Goderich.
, Call end ate them.
Prices right.
RUN WICK'
at! sop . of
TELEPHONE
No. 25,
t1 DGENS L ,oSe
s.;pA '771:
grafi U flit $467. Oy
Now for, Xmas
JUST two weeks and ,the world's greatest holiday will, be, here.
From now till then things for Xmas will have first place lin, this
store. There will be no neglecting regular stocks, but Holiday
goods of all kinds will be keptin the foreground. This week the store is
putting on its holiday dress. New goods and novelties suitablefor
gifts are arriving every day. By the time this paper reaches you we
will ,be ready with a display of the useful and sensible for holiday giving
that will be well worth seeing.
You will buy in greater comfort and have greater variety to select
from if you do your Xmas buying early.
STOCKS HERE ARE ALL READ 1.
Ribbons for, Fancy Work
c) This is unquestionably the Ribbon store of the town. Every wanted pattern,
kind and width, suitable for fancy work, in stock, and you will save time and
bother if you come here first 'vhen looking for Ribbons.
Bebe Ribbons, silk and satin, All colors, 2c. and 3c.
Pure: Silk Ribbons, all widths, all shades, 4c., 5c., 8c. and loc.
Satin Ribbans suitable for Cushion Frills and Fancy Work, many
qualities, all width's, 5c,, 7c., ioc. and 150.
Fanc,'Ribbons, in wide. widths, suitable for Fancy Work, ,35c., 50C.
aria 95c.
Sateens, Plain and Fancy'.
Some handsome patterns in fancy Sateens, suitable for Cushions, - Comforters,•.
etc., also a complete assortment of all wanted shades in plain colors., .
Fancy Sateens, 200., 250. and 30c.
Plain Sateens, good quality;15c. and 25c. • ,
Handsome Cushion ops
You are not likely to find a stock of Cushion Tops town to compare with
the selection we have gatli' ed together for this holiday s fling. The designs are
new; unique and up to date, and although the variety is large there are very few
of any single pattern. Come and look them over before the best are gone.
Heavy Lithograph Cushion Tops, great combination of "handsome new
patterns at 371c., 50c. and 95c.
Damask and Silk•Cushion Tops, rich colorings and patterns in crimsons,
greens, blues, etc., each $ f and $1.25. -
Heavy Velour Cushion Tops in red and green, $1.7$ and $2,25.
Japanese Silk Embroidered Cushion Tops, $ t and $1.25.
Tinted Cushion Tops in a large variety of designs, 25c. to 6oc.
Cushion Forms with Down and combination filling, 5oc., 75c., $[
and $1.25.
kiinens for Fancy Work
New drawing and fancy Linens just to hand. We carry several qualities
and different widths up to 54 inches. They are made by one of the best Irish
Linen Manufacturers, and sell at per yard, 4oc., 5ocr 6oc., 750. and $1.
Xmas Gloves
„ A lady never has too many Kiri Gloves and they are alvittt3iS accellifttble gifts.
Kid .Gloves bought here can be given with confidence and we guarantee every pair
that leaves the store. We are making a secial display of the standard lines and
novelties suitabi' for Xmas gifts.
At $i.00
At $1.25
At $t.5o
Real French Kid Gloves, made from thin, soft skins, two
large dome fastners, self or white stitched, in blacks, greys,
fawns or browns, every pair guaranteed, very special value,
per pair
Fine quality French Kid Gloves, made from soft pliable skins,
perfect fitting, all dolors and black, per pair $1.25
Extra fine quality real French' Kid Gloves, made from choice
selected skins, pique sewn, one large pearl clasp, in greys,
fawns and browns, per pair $1.5o
Silk lined Mocca Gloves, in blacks and colors, per pair $L50
Xmas Handkerchiefs
The finest and largest stock of fancy Handkerchiefs that has ever been in
this store will be ready Saturday or early next week. Never have we had such
dainty and beautiful designs nor the variety to select from that we show this sea-
son. We advise early buying for 'best patterns go first, and of them we only have
~'--limited quantity of any one design.
HODGENS BROS.
GOOD POSITIONS
Always open for good Stenographers and
Bookkeepers.
. .-rs.%
A COURSE IN"TIE
will qualify you forforthem.
No time like tjtC,resent
to begin a Business or'3horthand coarse.
We cannot get' enough graduates to -fill
the calls made upon us for office help.
\Ve received two calls during the past
week for Stenographer. et S3o.00to$35.00
e month:
Day and Evenin Clunes.
SplendM niposent.
a��EE ase 'I cchers.
mann arrea~Irele
ilaiita srn*r
IttamvIDVAL Ir erettello1(. Visitors
always wsiceete. We artist all oar
graduates to rood pcsitioalr. - -
Ilea of a! ctrentarri fee tbs./slaw
raaM tla1N eursei V orb Mu.
\ M. L. CLANCY,
PtueCtPAL
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melee portion of the timber gut before
spring.—Many of our townsfolk are
111 with bad colds or la grippe at
present. _ P
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAV
Take LAXATIVE 8110/1O QUININE
Tablets. All drugglste refund the
tat ne It RUM to slue.
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4.4 ALWAYS THE BEST AT HICK'S
Ho I for Christmas
J am now ready rfio Christmas trade as never
before, svith Me 'best ,selections and best values
in goods In my Cine that I have everseared
best facilities and best service for shoving than.
Handsome Perfume Cates, from 28c up to $5.00 I f3"achet Hovel-,
oyes, Sachet (Mors in bulk I Bottled Perfumers froth 10c to $4.00 ;
about 20 different Odors,ln Bulk Perfumes --.Ample them.
Ebony Toilet Brushes, of all kinds, from 2$c to 84.30 ; Hand
Mirrors in Ebony. Celluloid, Rosewood, eta., from 723c to 82.50 ; nice
Shaving Mirrors cheep 3 Brush and Shaving fete in Oases, Manicure
Bette, Tr!(rslling Setts in Leather, Gift Pipes, Ohrfettnas 01
Purses andVocket Books, and many lines of pretty and useful oRet
Novelties
atc at low prices A plearare to show our goods.` Thought"
Wippy
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Xmas
mas iE.Liyin;
II o ei 1's Hardware
writ ;,feast' aur customers to hear that
wares at vera, low figure4.
Our buyei was
Snaps .y,We can oak
Si LVERW Aitl:
A ,:h.5tur lei
Silverware
Knives. Spoons, etc
J
Aft puichaaeq a lot of
down tv the city end Traci, ,.,me genuine
mention few here -
RAZORS
ken' GeoutBer
ll zors,regular$nefBodiokne.
this tot we offer at $1 00
each ,
Our space will not permit of more d- •ifs
impress on you -that we have a choice c olle
durable and will be appreciated.
Our prices will be found right.
POCKET KNIVES
A great number of
these. We cannot say
More than that we can
please you
but this we want to
of goods that are
HOWELL'S Hardware
Successor to McKENZlE & HOWELL
W. A. MoKIM
GODKRICB,
ONTAitIO.
Overcoats and Reefers
THE Stock is going down, so are the prices—
if we have 'a Colt or Reefer to fit you, the
price will fit your pdrse, no matter how lean
it may be.
JACKETS
Not many left, still we. want to clear them all and will do
so at about HALF PRICE.
FURS
Another, and best shipment of the newest Neck Furs, at
specially low prices, $1.25 to 212.50.
A big
SHIRT SALE
We have a lot of samples of glen's heavy wool Top Shirts,
very sprcial value, in good colors, at 50c and 51.00
OAPS
Wemushclear the big lot of Manufacturers' Samples we
told you of last week. All kinds of Cloth Caps up to $1.25 to
clear at SOc.
MILLINER 1'
1Vow:forkfirlal clear out, they must go and there
are dl- / 7 dozen up to $2.00, to clear at 50c.
Thins, of the newest Felt Hats, the very cream of
the winter stock, prices up to $2.00, none were less •
than $1,00, all to clear at 50c.
—AT—
M°RIM'S BUSY STORE
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Skates I`' Skates
The Skating Season is again with us and
you are in need of a new pair of Skates.
LEE'S is just the place to go for them. He
has the Skates you want.
Skates, Straps, Sticks, Etc.
Si • l.. 11-1GliCentral Drug Sore
4 dormirticH, to ut
Mafekhtg.
Bottom. Hamra. Iron Novrinnicu.--
V., Harold Treleaven. Isaac Btothara;
IV. Laura lt'1 , Eyelet Henry,
FIela t r. IV., Geo. Treleaven,
R441311„. a
R. anis Okn, -W. Altont
Pearl Saunders jr.III., Leila make,`
Fanny ti�t�eeraid, Wallace Twamley,
fiery Saunders, Oilman Stothers, Sr.
II., Walter Alton Morse Saunders,
Erneat Hall; Jr, 11, Et1}e Johnston,
Part II., Mary' 01u er rni t
Kea
Part ,l 1., Toni Glen, ,fila n Twatnley.
The rY1 Para in Weil rtpeUhStl nnatehea
`ester Snot l #v. 4tbtl
wawa
8r. 8rd, Pearl Saunder'at Jr. Ord, Mary
Saunders; Sr. 2nd, Walter Alton.
Nmrrs.--Robert Edward. who ie at-
tending the G. O. L, was a tranitient
visitor hero on Sunday. L•:Vartgty is
the spice of 'W. -4m. Maley has
Moved into his new houee. It ib a
ntoe one.-Wm.,Agar, Ifah. is "wife
and family,`vWted-t d tilay'a
on
Sunday.—B. 0. i Sep t1 ,"bad
Maty. Even some of Mr..Roee top.
ppasrtera think so '-!Tete Ittill be ie Ile.
Lure and +eatertaintileet.Ile. Iilake'e
church taro weeks fronl.I!tiride night,:
reader testi auepc a at bb h
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it is not too late to Secure a HAPPY THOUGH'Plf for
istlnas. They are still moving along, giving every-
wher+ their old-time satisfaction, for which they are so
famous. t �.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
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