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MUNICIPAL
Excelsior Bildr class rants ant
ELECTIONS. emhleute. in flowell, the ,u+lltl•Ilr VMS!. NEWS OF DISTRICT.
ate' the maple leaf, and the lewll•,'
Monday Next Is Nomination Day Who
Will Be in the Running: -
Monday next, December eeith, will
be muuicited nomination day. The
nominations for the town of G•kle•icli
will be received in the town halt in
the evening,
There is nothing very definite as yet
about the may tally conte -t, exeept
that Mayor Macklin will be a came.
date and will probably have etppeei-
tiun. either lrwu jja(Iert Mcl.ealt or
-•Rolwct 'bents WU..ur but.lt✓_-$sur- the-.
reeveship the candidate; will he l)r.
Ballow and Robt, Elliott: and for the
deputy's position the present holder
of the sett, U. M. Elliott, and ('. A.
Reid will probably mike it light.
There will likely be a large number of
nominations t o r the cuunrillur s'
chairs, but it is 1uuipl is+ible to hay who
all will otothe
wait... although)a.11 ('ounrillocl.iaith-
-. urged by won$ of his
friends to stand ter another tern.
rotates that he intends to retire.
Councillor Johnston also .tater that
he will not he a candidate for next
year.
' In Colborne township J. N. Kerne
ghan has definitely announced him-
self act a candidate tot -last' sacs -hip
Reeve Mcl:wan will task for it, second
term and there will he a close and in-
teresting flght, as tboth• are strong
men. For councillors we have heard
mentioned the names of H. J. Morris,
Jas. McManus. Jacob Moser and John
McCarty, in addition to two Of the
present members, W. F.-1 g and
John Dustow. Councillor Straughan
is away in California and it is under-
stood that he wit? not again -be wean
didate.
In Ashfield the situation seems to
be rather uncertain. It is not known
whether It'•eve Stothers will have op-
poeition or not. There will not likely
be much change in the council.
There is .nothing nett to report
about West • %Vawanosh. ite,•v,•
-Bailie. is in. the - flettl aguiu.. ttult uua-
Ination day wilt tell whether there is
to 1e a tight br not. If there is ho
contest for the, ret•veship there wi11
likely be one for the council.
'Aii is quiet in Gbdttrteh tie
but there will be a big crowd. no
doubt, at the nomination meeting on
Monday to watch the developmeuts.
Reeve Salkeld will ask for another
term.
• OBITUARY. '
Aid and Mia..iunar•
y Nlre'ey senta
oc sant h and ui bouquet.. The deeea.el
wits it her tarty -fifth year and was,. a
daughter of Mr. ,and \ 1'. li••i•••kiah
I1ale. She wile t,tarriel eighteen
)rare ago, and beeiClee her sorrowing
huah:ttul lease, two yuuug ehildeen.
Stewart. and hone. ages eight Alia six
year',riep;•rtitelj-. All her brothel.
and sister, were home for tile funeral :
William lisle, of Munni t'leuu•n..
Mich : Frank Italy, it'l'uruutu : Theo.
41,,,,,41,,,,,Ilnl.-.-tif teientutt, M Alfred
hdwat.ls, of 'l'uuawanluu, N. 1- . and
MiseL. t wis McRae, of '1'urotit 1. ltev.
It. 1V. Millvltrd rltndueled the 1'uncrltl
eery ieemend the pall -bearers were the
det•ewt•
tst four bother,., a 1 nulla
law. Janie.. Burkholder, of Sernie,
andJohn Nee ell, of town. The jam -
ily wish to express then sleep ..plat." t 1 Int, left for her huou►e in lit Uri.
114* int of the itutlili•-t.tt11 n. tit' ktltd w t r f the salon" 1
nett and sy-utparhy they havert•reivt-d 1 yeale4h ti sf
knethel' year, ata salary Hitt 1.,
- anuulu.
WESTFIELD.
\\'t•:llxr:slr,tN, I)ee.231.1
N'eddiug bells are ringing in out
iuid.t thik week.
Rise . Beira l A1110011, of Termite
h.n:eel $. heel, I......, f..r +114.4,41,04--
year',+114.4,41,04--
tion.
A number from het.' attended tite
Itaplis' to i•nue'etitg at Aitken' of
Monday eVellint.. The choir nr 1h'
Weettleltt ehueeh funithtd part , t
this untsi.% • •
The concert in the Uotty1.1.—
...heel lust Friday avenin{; was 1.
nitended. All report a got ad pt,.gr i,
the dialogues being excellent. I'(
..eels +unuunled to $111.„;-,,
.414 'ho.tt- clnaed • yesterday for tite
h„11,1ars and the teacher, Mi.. Mat
during Weir tine. of Burrow,
LOCAL OPTION LITERATURE.
To the Milan. of 'rhe $i cued.
Sit.-- 1t is a matter. for gratitude
ill it into the eantpaign so fay no per-
sumac ,ittetweee h tsetse •n iitte e ttu-.ud •
\Ve must continue to live together as
Citi &didand neighbors after Jauittry
Illi, no matter how the` vote gees.
Let us continue to discuss the (lie •.
Doti nth lis merits and :void all per -
1 wlreiitie e
So much for nut'.`a•r.uu tl t real welt
each other. I fear quite as c.o./
oft
thing, cannot be said tori the ,-b tr-
ttcter of the literature issued so fu'.
-Fifi r:att4i e 1 elTre-ntflti' pamph-
let giving a Vet of Pa •int•aa burn and
manufacture's of Owen Sound (tecigr-
ing that leeitl option h t- faded inch' t
teem. That 1. t is over one year ebb
-
In a year iso:: ay people may have\
changed their mind.. The Itrut of
Macl)uhgal1 A Lennon -whose hu«brass
stamp is un that list now frankly de-
. lttty • ttt.nat.ele44$ -iia-- favor_ .f 1: tl
option, And there boty be ushers out
of ties..• seventeen signatures of Ita.it
nese limns -seventeen tut ••f a twl,sible
•MNI in Owen Sound.
m Ti another+hart the uT.c1uufun is
divided :mentioned the present tithe.
Mr. 1•) Inlup wtnild make a gu.N1
member of the council, and he will
wet ale& vire whenever ,haec:ues.to
come Iwteri' that electors.
.1. E. Jurdau intends organizing his
F.•.tiva l of the Lilies chorus the begin-
ning of January. All those1nteeding
to take reit1-inthe chorus are 'mired to
attend the brat practice, the date of
whirl' will be annouueed Later.
•
CI4URCH NOTES.
A splendid musical seivit•e sea.1 IOU -
doled at North street _'lt•t11.list
chnr;•h bt.t Solidity by the _rhuir.
nub r the &te the) of A. guy Adams.
Mr,. May and Miss treason. were slue
,The services in 1'icturia street
\le•thodist ('hutch on Sabi. tuti, et01
tet td by the pastor, will be of a very
Nee 141 a -f ,u int- , r. Phre nritingantbje'r't-
wiftbe••t'he 1,11• (lathery,- incl the
evening .uhject "least Things.” Both
of these subjects sur apprupriett• for
the ehmeltetutl -Lite tLay. being J lta• luSl
Sabbath of the year. -
made that heed uptiun i. but the old
Scutt Ana'. ')'hal statement most take
it fur granted that its readers will be
criminally . ignorant, and have out a
mi rat. iutpt trtent gttestiiiit habitually
teethed to read. And Lathe this (itt'nl-
• ball lig sent i•me: navil 0
1fl O• A t 1 I t iu
Johnston.
Constable Robert Johnrttou passeel
' away last Thursday at the good age of
eighty years. his death Ming due to
heart trouble, for which the doctor
had been treating him fur suave time.
t. Johnston, during his residence in
..rich, had lived retired. being
arty -one years of age Iwfure he carie
to this country. He was a native of
Enniskillen, county Armagh, Ireland,
and in his earlier years was a meniltrr
of the Royal Irish Constabulary. from
--wbsie[t itis reteeed-••-befeee s Inouea
Canada, and up tt, his death he stow in
receipt .4 it regular pension. !111•.
Johnston is survived by his wife.
formerly a Miss Johnston, but nt re-
lation to her 'husband bier to their
marriage. tared to -her is extended the
sympathy of all in the lura of her life -
companion. The dea•aw•d was. u.
member of St. George's congregation
and a regular attendant at the serv-
ices of the chins h. The funeral
services on Satu)day were cendurtel
by Rev. M. Turnbull and tate pall-
bearers were R. C. Hayes. R. Ili. Reyn-
olds, F. F. Laiereiia', .1. l'. letit.►t
waite, James Tait and A. F. J. N.efttl.
eN•1 Itl lull e' las*•err pet
fore, it It 1- moved a faille.. +ltd has
Istem repealed at the t•u-lir.t oppor•
tunily.'
SupItuut• we look int,u Iles thing.
()kir "anti" friends de'•lare that the
Se11.1 A'•t wit« te failure. Why du
they .ay ,o % Remote the people
tieing judge by their vote in repeal-
ing it .o devilled. Talking this .,.tit:•
judge presented by the ••anti',"• Lit u+
hear what it has to say att,nnt •'oral
option. In Omar... there sue ever situ
muuicipllitiee. Of three.. :112 tune
nd bt-rns,1 ?hie r the
Redound.
A very sad death iu. carred at l'.t1-
gory, Alta., recently- when Iil1N,'
the beloved wife of William Reed --
mond, of Reeky View. depart,.1 iltia
'
life at 'Huh• l'rosa 11ou t i'1taI. The
deceased laity wee very highly e.. -
teemed by a large circle ot, friends
and acquaintances. With her hu. -
ben,' .ha mineral to Alberta from
Milwaukee some four years ago,
Up to the time of her death
she had enjoyed most perfect
health, but a sudden attack of appen-
dicitis male a change and tit a
few short days the once happy
home of Mr. and Mrs. Red inlaid
'became a house of mourning. Mee
Redmond wee removed t" Holy
Cross Hospital to undergo an opera-
tion and after the operation was per-
formed she never rallied. lingering
only a (lay and a half. To the ber-
eaved husband and IS little daughter,
two years old, we extend our heartiest
sympathy. The funeral took place nn
December 1st. Rev, Father Jan, parish
priest of St. Marys church, sang re-
quiem high tnast and the cortege
wended its way to linty Cross ceme-
tery. Mr. Redmond will' be well
known to a number of the people in
this vicinityy, being a snit of John Red-
mond, of Wawanosh.
UcKenaie.
A terrible fatality occurred in the
south end of Goderich township oit
Tuesdayeal last week which has rttlt:a
gloom over the whole neighhnrhottd.
Donald A. McKenzie, of the Hayfield
mad, WU at work in the hash with
his helper, Frank Picot. sawing a
fallen tree again.I the rehire of which
another partly fallen tree ha 1 lodge I.
When they finished the out the Foote
dropped and in a twinkling the .ecend
tree crashed down and relight Mr.
McKenzie between the twe, t:ruehtng
him to di•ath instantly. Mr. McKen-
zie was in his forty-fifth year, and
while quiet and retiring in dispnsi-
tion he waa one of. the most highly
resp ert+cte"7fineft lit the eomfferbit\': fie
was an elder of St. Andrew's church.
Bayfield, and took an at -tire interest
in all good works within his sphere.
Ile leaves his aged mother, one ...ter.
Mins Carrie, and t wo brothers :.lames.
of Harvey, Washington. and Alex.,
of Kippen. His wife If ,rtnerly Mier,
Stirling, daughter of William Stirling,
Of Bayfield) also survives, with three
young children, and the sympathtes
of all who know them are extt•nled
to those who have been no sorely
bereaved. The funeral tuitk place on
Thursday afternoon to Hayfield cetne-
tery and bras one of the la est ever
seen in the township. Rev. John Ale -
Neil conducted the se rvires, and the
p-Ilbearers were three brothers-in-
law, James, John and Alex. Stirling,
and three cousins, Charlie., Thoutait
and Walter %Vallis.
Burkholder.
The death of Mrs. Benjamin Burk-
holder last Thursday came at at de-
livery out of much suffering. and, be-
ing well prepared, she leaked for-
ward to the great chang6e with long -
Ing. For come days before the end
her sufferings were intonate mid the
ravages of that dread disease con-
sumption had wasted her forst to n
mere shadow. For the pee* three
or four years she had been in porn
health and since the beginning of the
Plummer the progress of her malady
had confined her to led. She had el -
wart been an active member of the
Congregation of Victoria street Meth-
odist church and her worth was born
'enemas to by the floral tokens of sym-
lpathy and sorrow the different nrgen-
eatione of that rhnrrh einem' on the
Casket. The Epworth League and the
Lri plays•,where lural nptioy.,line leen
in fairer tit et' ye.us. :'i'hts is their
•tennis+et_ amPortunity to relwal
lint only thiels -ant• 111.. ..'leapt itis: it.
lent year !hill .11 title's.. It•.1 it. and
.utreeett'd m-2'11_, -ptms* in- the etnet rn rum .' trait -TA -it rinmr corm aro -tr.-
tit,- year:. over I.rl ittighl hove tit- vited none exiledWI. All sheets'
tempted it.-atnl.tf-tht- fees -wlriett-.lel levees-chi+riM. stmt (.,tee -til •Ise ltkcr. •
only twv, sure.•ederl. t?'"'"ill ,( Far New• Vi•ttr'itrint,dtty in Nnrtit
ute:ut shit ha:d uptiun irt, prttt'tI 'e, .uis•r Melh...l bet rhntth, nul.ir,uif-
f:talkie lural beet) a't•peden-tat 1�17,e, ate, toe the -brett«iesr-wittl+t-reivrtrna•
•• •,.1lust oplartunity :' .u,nsen*r : both serviees. In the itutaling Iter.
It nutans sunt Imetl elation buts tn•et' Itis. 1 i...t'u, ,,f 'l'utunby .eerrpu'y of
'The Salvation Army are having
their (Triestine.; tree en Christmas
night, tl.t•euth.•r 'Sethtit, at s p- in. A
liw'pr•giutu is ill 11-• given lay the chil-
dren, it conslsting ut dial.tgne., leeitu•
Outs, sots ,tlu-trtetle, mu.ir, and at
Christmas sortie entitled "Leaking
Out fee Narita ''laus ' tw't'tty pieces
in el Ili ei yl, t #a welcntne. -
Th trill11•y' ,s df North 141141\le th.slist .•hnr,•h\will render it ian-
tita. '•kit Oaf -,bile Christurts Pat tv,"
in Ilse let'tuu roninettt 11 Jut'•d.t)•,-
lhe ;sit 1 . ;it • .die. A CMist mi.
tree will la i vel y iftt\I•eet ng fe tour
of life er sir tut and S:iel i ('lane will
slot appear in tw41 liar form. All are
were •• Attuti..iun I•k:t -
ltev. Dr, Chown. te•ml r. ince and
Iii .cul 1,•f"rnt ,t•,•r•111-1' of t e Metier.
(111.1 11111111i. vstit pmol li Vnnlr
.1 rt•e; '.1 1IuNlist r
tumuli uta tit Lay.
Ill. 1u II a. to And in the iUMtiti:;
till u. eupy Ilse pulpit ..t Knox due. b.
In the ,%L'e111'atr„at I ...lurk, 'mewl!!
addles, a teem ung fur wen in the 'rem -
a treule•tld"us sltccess. with scntrely a 1••ulpet:wie• and mord rrfurw will
radium anywhere, the Peel& tier"' ere:telt lit lits• evening there tt ill b,•
ee•hes by their voles ..n tb-ehuing. a The by acid t'r•
('an Ilii” be any potable
augunr111 e sp,usire reading will aplaced in ti
lt
refute) 11th tt furl bet. t•videPee harms ,f sitepeople. It.Demean
dors any 111411 Open 10 runt a Lion sent i' will t•,•ad t h•• 1,4 ,...1,,,„ tif I. -' 'yt
—**11 i t-1,444 tion.
The anneal entertainment and
t'hri•1ma. tree of the lika/t.tial Nuheiuy
,rttn 11 sea. heist'011 Tuesday evening,
It u.t, a.nicestitland happy gathering.
The lit lir ones furniehiel al•ti-i t• part of
Ill• pnovenae with tt-eila(i"ttr and
.•Ion .,. \It•. and \h'+.' Ileiaicke
rendered violin dame and plebe ('. It
o • Y e t is• ( )'r' .• 1\'
Jones told the Lty of I1 1
"Christmas Gold.- Santa ('Left. w
not present in pt t'son Irl lire %Vit-
Anetherstatement ethich will frier/king inade te good substitute in the
inct•,tigat• "Refrrt•n,•e to Lbw distribution of the present.. upon the
Orlhabtee 1,4eal kite 1441 -.tit W
pjc ass'n. The tit bilis'Antes mi Newest-
lei2ttd of this year in an (slit dill
aid that the Al irupruveulent sea,
uudunbleJ. It tlu„led fl•unt hu -bars.
men who had leen helped by local
uplinu, an I their eheiug paragraph
aestitan that t"t al Mitt ere, n our
seas. To tt.t•ir knowledge not one
business had leen injured. 1lriltie is
a larger town than time, and )tow
levet uptiun has worked thele should
utean something to us
Dentin:on year Ito ,k will 'show tjj{{at Christmas time The Huron poet -t...
the convictions for drunkenness xert• Mis« K. ttik' • gs, eontributed the
greater during Chese yt-it-• 1Mr(ytt z\rt folhiwiug glint r.un to the pet”-,
Vettvea- t -plan at -any liaaw tf.tce err,;..- MAY kiii• ('iiristtila. tr.e
sinceee 1 have looked up lye t••isrrt ill Irl K"' T (reit lu chi•
of Ontario for thesevela., tae ser are \Lfy through the new year
interested in how think. Wink in our
own Ptevince. ticket ;Art was in
force in Huron county during the
year lese,'Ii,'7. An these were the
„watt Act years gr arty in (hntar•icr. f wee excellent. —
'rhe °Meial report ay., that the
mitiuemts to gaol for drunkenness f0
the three year, ham e these Neint Ant
years wee 1:4.04:9. For • the three
y-eal i alter. 13,.421. Hut (tit• the Setilt
Act years, 11.7114. Or takellte cnuuty
of Ilttron. For the thief tears be-
fore, 17. For the three ,year, after,
11. Hut tit' the Seutt Aet years. 7.
The "anti" Literature tler•larei heal
upturn will destroy hotel accontm.Nla-
tent. \\'herr has it destroyed it nut- '
trite of -villages where- one- yr tau
hotels existed by aid of the sale of
liquor i What have such et nditinns
to do with Goderich ? There will Ire
plenty of accnmrutelatiun in our town
lifter lirratl option smiles in for all who
want to pay for it, If those who era
Orrin' in the bumbles. refuse to give it
rand so cutting off their own noses),
there are these not now in that boat.
nay, who will. .lett nobely worry
about this matter.
The ivthv-wriW-ynrr furthery The
hgnnt battle is t til. with'a11 tine re-
deeming ft:Mtt.'. Think ..f the either
reported in last Saturday's paper who
in a drunken frenzy tried to least him
own little Ilve vent -old ant in a hot
ores ! Hut it was not the father, it
was the whiikty. \Ve will he dr•
lighted at the email mitotic!. of per-
sons in our town who will wish by
their trate to register their manhood
or woutanhsel in its defence :tad
sultport.
Thanklig you.
bran S. Dow., '.lata.
LOCAL TOPICS IN BRIEF.
Many fond heltat«clattt.t - .
The enteri.,tinmr'nt h td not been ad-
vertised but the children hail done
their partwell and the attend titer
R. R. Sa11nw. hn• -till Icfl n few calendars
with tlo,lert'•h t i 1r- 't ilia -t Acceptable gift
for friend- al limn, lir apron,,
W41111tr t(Mett *l ii'. Ise• ,n*fly t,ilmnl.nf
the rat.) -trees A11 "Hue n happy Chi nor4
uud n prosperon. Vow yr:u.
Three rales foe t 1.t1-1 tn,t• Hon 1 eat 00
m eel and put a lodge In von! re -I. lion) tear
)'tine vent t ry Ing to get nwuy farm a girl who
wan:- you to *tend Hadar the moo n:toe,
Don 1 d1 down on a Chrl.lmlt- tree undies if
arideuts should happen, F. J. l'rlrlhath enn
make you a fine new -nil at n moderate Klee.
The ipan•nir rink opened the sen•
tam yesterday afterntan.
The achottlm clraw'tl tin Tueeley rind
will t-eopen on Mondnty..lanuary. -1th.
Miss 1)'lkmogltur:has resigned her
position as junior English fetcher ill
the Collegiate Institute to tcee'pt. e
itttitirrn of teacher of modern l g•
nage in the SI. Marys CoNcgi • In -
attitude at a salmi of 1tuni1 ;
A number of his friends have been
urging 11. Cerfrae Dunlop to he a ran-
didtte far the town eunncil at the
coming electiona. Mr' Dunlop. how-
ever. nays his hu.inlen requires bit nn
-
PERSONAL MENTION.
C. lis 1 -among. the (. hri-Wait
anular-.
Hand, T4,1111 i- burn,.• (atm Teraetu cul •
V1410011. -
Mi -r NI/11111M 1.040,1• hone, front 'stir -r - f
1 citric mar.
Mr. ( hallo.: li.: Lane 1- home (tout
1 hrht nes-.
Alt.. W. A.:McKim t..pendinii ('brl•tsua.
.t. "fhnnln•.
w. t'roudfoot. jr., i, home horn Trinity ('ol-
lege; Trwerwr.r.•-
Ge'e. 1.. Allan, of Fort YPfllinne, i. in town
a few day-,
Mfw, Maud %V41 of 1- house from Toront.e
for the holiday,.
to Atma trsrrrey t. now ham -New l r,Tx
for n holiday lids.
Henry A. Jur ban. of Windsor, wee in erode
rich for •few day* thiee wreck. -
Rev. C. R. and Mr.. Jane, are -pending the
Chrletmaw holiday- in 1 •Irlcdouhe.
The Micro. Dunlop are horn:: from tkelr re:
r)etvl i re .chooir for the t' nrai:oh.
unit«.
etre stilling the t' 1 rata. ti-itor, til nowt,
T. T. heckle, of the railway mall service, is
rrrovcring from but ..that Of lyphutd frier.
harry Rareness, of 1'hi ui ,, M-(Neneine
4 ttrl.;ma- sett h hl, parent. a1 Port Attu,ur".
Cyril earclo nrrfttd home. nn Friday frons
\1'yclitfe l',ill,•trc, Ton tit for lite hoih1-u •'..
Mrs. I 'orleton I..pendiug the ('hri.1ma. hol-
iday. with her mon. Wm. nntledtfe, In (Tinton.
1.. War11.N'k, of Indiana, I. *,ending ('hrest-
ntn, at the residence: of ht. father, \11n, 1t•,.r
nark:
\tis'. Thnhtn. I:unilry and son, \Lrstcr
Tont, left un Monda/tawnier •
y to .pend ('hHsl rn.,. til
W Iowan Line arrived yesterday frnnl
I nt hartnes to .pend t• hrt.t orae under the par
( ntnl roof.
Mr, and Mr.. h, F- Hamllnk left yc.tentuty to
.1/01•111.1111 l •hri.t maw swoon in It tetraster land
New York.
Mr'. Vet tet, of Detroit: is nt the'restdcncc of
her {{.trent.. Mt. and Mr., Wells. far
the holiday -ca-on
sir, Teller wear tri Twain reveler wen
patient, , 1lthnel rlrhwantt, of 1'olhorni; who i.
to he operated upon.
Ittt, J. I:rei•ne, qf1•lioeon, will pest in the Is
Ikt dl -t church on . itnrdfay nexb1rt.
will known in r;e«letfi•h.
\lie. Mahe' Ihnyy'ttod NII.- Ila Allen are home
for the t hrl.t nutet hol idny. from Toronto, whet.•
they have been wetondtng sehool.
Met. Win. rrlraehan,of lout.rflte, Kent
it .pending 1 it• 1'hrt.t ntA.t ids with her mother,
• 11t10. Morel., t •nnthria road.
Reg. Elliott, of ,he Pehnnl of Prat -Ilea-
ticleatr, Toronto. Is 'handing the Christina.
ra)•Ailon with his parent.. Mr. and NIT,. It, M.
pilot t.
Among 1ler snrr'htdnl rondi.lae, for tenet..
yrs' IImtitt% third alas eertifleate. are Mi..
Laurerte K Kirk, Hunaannon, and Mks bourn
Int rnchnn. ttrttsa,It.
Mt.. Poul Wide, of Winnipeg, who le a
)dent of the e)nt.Mn Ladies' t•ot(t,g ,
Whitby, i. •• ••'' • - h' isms. holiday.
*Ilk her i esoamettiles IMO
• Miss ailuro,, mart-, on reiladel hit, who
ha. been visiting far .nm•• we k. with friend.
at 'M. Melon.. 1. Ihn one., of Mr.. w-arlttick for
e few Any. before returning to her work at
I'hllatltlt,hta,
Mr.. Will 4,4 1,11rley, of Pena/Allure Mask,,
hie beenng 'trough a revers attack of
arLa
hat would Christmas be
without Music ?
lt'1usiL I, ai ,much a
part of Christmas as
Sint Claus. There
is music in everything
from the sweet -toned
clear -ringing church
bell to the sweet tin:
kle of the bells on the
reindeer. There is
music in the laughter
1f the children play -
ng - with their new
toys or trying their
new sled.'
I)o not let this Christmas pass without, having music in your
home. We have supplied quite a manlier of
PIANOS AND ORGANS
Iiut have still Nonceleft and more coming. If you feel that you
need au instrument and liavtF mit all the cash laid by for one, do
not let this stall& lit your way; •but call. and -see tis and we wilt
:make tht' terms to snit your 6tiunces. • -
auuthet imiputtaut,feature of 'our store is our stock of gout!
VIOLINS, ACCORDEONS, MOUTH
ORGANS, FLUTES, MUSIC BOOKS,
' '' SHEET MUSIC, ETC. =
l.a,t •Lot ivy no mean.
le a.t in the \[osis 1'ru•lu,
1- t'. • 1' of 1intt'rt ,iu:r,
THE EDISON
PHONOGRAPH
apps 1-.t..: i•1 a:', t:, utt' - ' . .
baby up, making Christmas I '
1 trighttT with songs.,bantt• , ` - -' ... _�
..nesis d.•tnct--s nd ,cura' \
The new' foils testae a\1P-ERClhr .R iOtt 1 •s. et,- tit. 1„n_,
Keeerdt of any kt TVI sts
- tucett Their •n•• t
1 limo t i'crnnt ,dtsir ,,.
hrrrtof..re imitussilril.•.-. 1f you 'hear tiu'se
want a l'hutltigra Ila. it_t:ou-halr_a: '
mrsitte :\mbefote-ast. vadat tt111-: •:'1 we urn
utaclunts front ft6.5o u
''''. . What more sen.iblt' or'est int
--.rr. -- gift cottllt'it. last 1t.l.t,1 t11:t•'
lit ” WHITE." ss. . .
.A.4 . NEW WILL►MS,"or
'• NEW RAYMOND"
SEWING MAC tl1NEY•
t\)ulsv„',r R111.1,!•• u 1
NO14. 44 1.44111,
t i' tat itt.tr.thiPr; Tel -l -el
.tell the well -k now 11 :11. !
1 .1, ry pen gnat anti -t 1 tu'rfi•,
(',111 :tial sec r,n1
1 •„Ill Of
111• rl l.a11111e-,' bit libel• wllll 1N•
al tmlelc it) t biT el entity w „
1'-r wee, • 1' Tie'.1r'
maliin..,.re .•.ht 111 difii•rt 11 1 n ., •
ante lin•, lu_
the •1. to :mil rifest.
1 l,n'1\f,q is, up. •-
\1'r
ILi\G•• 1:01'\,.'11\ 1'
Christmas Papetries, Calendars. Cards. Folders, Etc.
.1.ntIlea1ecis1 holidaya local hiew f•
.it r. Just tl
1••;,;
to scull to .,tto show yott have not forgotten him..
Remember that the Greatest Pleasure in Life
is in Making Some Other Person Happy.
We will .t5,ist ywl in doing this if you cell ..n 11.,
r
Christmas
.Footwear
1„Urilir 'ttuuld IN• more appropriitte or acceptable as a
present to your Mother, Sister or Friends than u handwwe•
bite
SHOES or SLIPPERS.
Huy thins herr and you will he .ire of getting 111, ni 111:1 1
11'e trete at magnificent assorinteut of
HOLIDAY NOVELTIES
ready be- yugr inspection.
Spi-i 111 rallies in \let's, \Vunlen's and l'hll.lren's Slippers.
All the latest .tyles its felt and leather.
SOL. A' ENTS
Queer Quali:, • .
Shoes for
Women _.
-...rm.1rs111111.11.s 11.+.11
FOR
Walk- ovr
Shosnfor
Men
.e
Downing & MacVicar
North Side Square - Goderich
1
•m,
she
irCALENDiRS AND
DIARIES FOR 1909
levity bleed, 11"Ilt lied Itird
Calendars. choice :le . a•'h.
lavereer• rent ettts ,and t•:' . -
Ilii kite., Itute-. Hewlett
nr-, .'I/• . :Illd'.rl'.
1 Til i..\ 1,,n. 3111.ti1•
I'. •e1 (1111, • I)iauies for
I1:411 y. 1 .,'„ t",1 ',;r..• :l.,,-- I•,
f..Ile , 1 WO her isit cid,
11..• .II.
Canadian .Almanac
1 1', ,tunics
t,.1 rt heat,,
1 �: 1; :•.tit .l
GED-.--- t ORTER,
'I'..I,.ph: 1, N 1 .1
CHRISTMAS
11 GIFTS
for Men
JAMES F. THOMSON
J
1 yphoid ('-t-et. lin' la•l•e.,.lerirh (riqq'1'1. wilt I,, e.yr t• -1, - i tl et -icy, 1..l14 ...
pka-.,1 to learnt 1 hat .be t, now roe., orbtg. j eel. 1.'4.
g
1:,•n•r nnrhnnnn, who hes hienoeen , telt! tie f 1 . air,i Ott. of Toni la - u a ,.v.
-.hie,) in l ill tyt•.t for several tanr 1 .1 lid tif- 01.1 friend's hat are glad to renews'', s
leo k Ili-, t.,in*.i.y seri will nw•tte .-•Ie•n.Miflttt Yay. __.---. _._. __-- -.. 1
Christmas Gifts
We pride otu :yes on can fine display of Christens, fiift
I ee hear many flattering tpm:u ks en the esrellenee of quelit 1
1 he large rl►ngt.of artiel,- 1,, ei)o,)se from.
11, •, rr'battinF, he Barr yo ',1 alar herr fins and set. ant•
,,:..• 'e sure -nil Inn• in, •-1 ,'titiCa-T.- -
\\e also eat t y n 1 . y:i- ass' it no'nt of
Christmas Post Cards. --
Butland-s-Drug Store
The Square Ooderich
THF STORE THAT PLEASES:" ----
\A MERRY CHRIST • S
and -
A FLAPPY NEW 'YEAR
1
I; o r wish to
oou many
William L. Lindsay
Maallton St Thane 50
This is the Story w'hi'rl'
you can make the t'asi-
t•.t A1'lectioll yf suitable
!'Ilri:ttuas (sifts fel-
Men.
eteMe'll,
Fverythtng in Furnishings and
Short We;r that
A MAN'S FANCN'
Could suggest .s hr:•
-ilk SuarIs, '
Knitted Scants,
'hit'. (Ascots, Four -iii-
I 11a1t(l, tt(i .l;ow),_
swt•,tta•►s, Sweater Vest-,
ant) - `eats, - -
Smoking Jackets,
I Cloth Caps, Persian Lamb Caps.
Fur -Lined Gloves, Gauntlets.
Watch Fobs. Tie Pim,
Collar Boxes, Cuff Links
_ ilk Handkerchiefs.
rchief,
5 Ha e
Boxed Suspenders.
Combination. Arm Bands,
Garters and Suspeone».
Reg:7111ack
Tailor`and
Men's Outfitter
L
- J
ri
iUl-ra �r,.Y r
ft ▪ PAIN
NArtoEgY
ft &BEA
hic o 25 ets. pffbflt.
119NARD'S LiNiMEH i CO.
I ItIT)P -
YARIUl1-i I,1Lu
THIS WEEK
We wish all our custonters and friends,
and the public generally, a very
Iti1FRRY CHRISTMAS
and a
111PPY NEW YEAR.
S. E. HICK
Central Drug Store - Goderich, Ont
_____ ...j
THE
ORIGINAL r
AND
ONLY
GENUINE
KEA ARE
OF
IMITATIONS
SOLD
ON TnE
MERITS'
OF
MINARD'S
LINIMENT
CHAS. E. GRIFFITH
UPHOLSTERING
AND REPAIRING
HAIR MATTRESSES RENEWED
AND REMADE
CARPET All astern
LAYING promptly auendtsl to
omen., moderate
rei'atr Rosen- : One door West M C. J. Harper's
ritoveStore, Weet•N+tet.
Residence -Klein Atrium..
UOI►tttt('�, OMT
•
Jewry ' a' Home Journal,
January ....dies' !lime Journal Patterns,
January Style Book,, now ready at the
Pattern Counter.
/
See "The Journal" Window Saturday
N1,.. \ 1: 1 NG the dose of 1908
1v(' wish to thank you and all
the good fricpd; for the many kind
words of aplrreciation of the store
.111(1 its service which have been so
Often extended (luring the past
year--- -to thank you heartily for the
very generous patronage that . has
- bade 1,0s the most successful'
year in our store history—and we
sincerely wish you a Merry
Christmas' 'incl a I-Tappy New
Yi'ar.
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