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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1910-12-8, Page 44 Tu etcher. 11Kcjeffe$H $, 1910 f. TIDE SIGNAL : •GOLI(:RICH. O1 TA RIO district News. STANLEY. TesleUAY, Dec. ttth. Noeue.--Lorne Moffatt has come 'Lome frow Bahi ti, where he had a good {oeitioo as engineer on the C. P. K. He and Mrs. Moffett•sod children Are now the guests of his father. John Moffatt \Ire. Mew. of t3enmillei, visited among her many friends here !suit week .... Norman Jones began this week a course in Clinton Business College. This makes the fifth going to this college from this section this fall. We wish them all sUecce{•sns. The Methoeists purpose holding - their Christmas tree entertainment on LOCHALSH. Mummy. Dec. 5th. .. DEN\TY. ON HII.INUUAL IIit'HOOL$- A debate whtcb proutbiee to be inter• eating will take place. at Laurier un Tuesday evening, December 13. The subject is in reference to "bilingual reboots." and those wbo are expected to take part are H. McLeao, F. 1). Me - Lougee', I). 11cLeau and Chas. Stewart. Hitters.- Mrs. Dan S. McDonald, ot Huiou. spent a few days last week at her father's, John Armstrong's Alex. Hi 'Iton's repltetion 1.r a sk ful hunter is growing fust, ant Thursday evening, the -}Ind inst. The. week he shot two fuxrs; .', OX un Presbyterrians intend bolding one ales,. each of two days in s ession, aid bis without the es = .. duce of a dog. WCKNOW. • ....\Ire. Jae pbb has - been con- Hned to a room during the last a set -rte at nek re lumbago, ' Rt:rt•RQE0 atITtt His Sema:.- Wil- week liatu McKenzie. Lucknow'r well I %e'r-hope for a speedy recovery trues known horse-buyere returned' la. -this painlltt trouble . ..ltev. end were Helens, were n r . f t � week from Brieieh l'ulumhit, be roc". )lro. S.H. M _ e . •s bride with him. Mrs. M enzie regent et the services in Ashfield Presbyterian chgrch last Sunday evening. "O cheerily is heard at break of day r J'ung of our Jdr rtu.d itan. en the Nuttily removed Aird".he tbcute of all bi• merry Icy. eat. The'. twirl tog took place. 1- a charming •nigheana bnsan.' • e renitence of the bride's parents. Tile L.o H.ttsII LiNE OF DEFENCE.- - in Vencouver;in November Stith. \Vheth.•r it is on Account of the "liet- .AM.yTEI a twee/tellers et KIN- nh'n.ireril, .r the •'yellow" petit," or "cARUixe.: The l,•tcinow ':Drafteetie whet err trey' et,ute talent tear that .Co+npeny weed to Kincardine on the -1 vele Sant may shp ,louse the lake. 35th tilt. end pres.•hted the play. '•The land up the boundary, under cover of was formtte formerly Miss A' ater.on, Cerrito/nem. a daughter of A. . rriterecnt. She was a resident of 41icknnw until a few years Ag to Stolen Diamonds' in aid of the Kin- li sardine genet al tempest, Ncorirlg a greet success. The Opera Hostas was packed. and after deducting expenses about (tee remaiys to the credit of the hospitII. The Kineardine paper, speak very highly of the pet for•meuce: AUBURN. WEh .i sIlAY, Dec. 7th. Miss Roby Young Wil ni (itderieh on•4llonduy. Alf. ltollineu returned from ljode- riee on Saturday. Allister \Tann wee home from the G. C. 1. last week. Miss' Hahnah Mole was hie frOni Seaforth fiow Friday tjjj- Siesday. at toy;. but one thing is sure. and that le.cheleh is taking; all pt•eceutious net. to he sensed unawares. For lure rifle club is peter wing every Sauna/4y at the butte -and the' members have recently secured the caboose used by '\'bus. Sandy in his cement construc- tion work, and hoe.• stationed it on the filing eine. and installed in it it gasoline heater. They can now, cote leniently and coutte'tebly during' Lb. cold winter, fire tht•ough the op-rf door, and hit -or milts -the tat•gt t Dotibt less aft et• a time Thr ()lobe and This Signal will be on tile (our club is "Gritty"). to he read by the members -Waiting their turn-, wish one or two c.•piew of The London 1 tree Press for the consolation of a few who are yet in gross •Ierkaess. Mies May Ferquan visited Wing: A lei.u'RislhINei CoettREIi.eTH1N.- laid friends on :\bride• laid Twee -lay . Communion services wereheld in the Mr. and Mie..%Vu1. Mole, of Dun- Aehfi.dd I'rrebyteri*n church last gannun, visited :he i'ormrr's parents Sunday. The utetnhrt•ehip of- the con- bere on Sunday. • gregation was increased I.y forty new Ralph Munro wen haws tiler Sep.tneeubers, an unesurlly large number day. He it taking up' high school for s rut -sI cengregetion. This in - work at Blyth, crease war doubtless due. in a large Mrs. Geo. Denrtedt was celled away • measure. to the ep-cial meetings held for three weeks prrviuwiy in the on Saturday uu n count ..( the dinette cburch, at which the young people of her sister urns Stratford. " were aroused to -their responsibilities We ate eorry to hate to report the in this matter. A large attendance continued illness of Mr. ,!.add; but was present at both services on Sun - hope that hie health way improve day. which were conducted by the speedily. pastor, Rey. J. S. Hardie. The cou- A number of the y.,rrng people en- eluding service was held today IMon- io'.ed their first skate of the season on day 1, at which Rev. 1). A. McLean, Plaetzer's pond on Saturday evening, of Ripley. preached a vigorous settuou The ice was fairly good. in which he in true orthodox style Edna Raithby hes been ill with strongly .attacked modern. -higher jaundice for aurae time. Ws are criticism," especially that of the so - pleased to report that she was able to called 'destructive" kind, and gree it st=et to school again on Monday. Don't forget the bazaar to be held'in the Temperance Hall Friday night under the auspices of the Ladies' Aid of Knox church. Refreshments will be served. Emil Badke left on Thursday, ,after visiting two weeks with bis parents here. to visit friend. at Brantford and Berlin before returning Lo hie work in the Bank at North Bay. Rev. R. A. Miller's subject for next Sunday morning is 'The Unpardon- able in. eh. Miller's discourses stimulate thought and are much ap- preciated by his congregations. Rev. R..1. Miller. and Mrs. Miller have been visiting friends near' their old homes in the vicinity ..f Varna this Week. Mr. `Miller gave an ad- dress et a tea -meeting in the eletbo- dist:chtrrch there on Monday night. WEDNESDAY, Dec. 7th. Mr. and Mrs. George Willard 1.i. rived here last Tu.wdsy. ' Mr. Willard has been in the Western States and British Columbia during the Inst nine years. The sleighing has made things quite lively. Large quantities of grain have hett taken in at the elevatur et the station dining the past week. Logs ate heginniug to come in at. the sawmills : both • of them are gee tine quite a large number for this seaeon of the year. Things are beginning to look like business at the new rounds Ieur- ,hared by tit..ltahk. The brick.' are all on the grounds, and scene of the lumber is three • also. The cold weather has me sto.ped the work on the telephone lines. week th.• poles on the l'olbot•tt cipait line hay's• beet- plat tion to the bridge at Guelph show 1 week. it leo a1.e those than ev In urn. e ani posi- I the rage this e easier to enuner- t have stayed at home who have gone, as nearly ne is &wee, George �,etflp has purchased a gas- oline engine for his furniture shop. Rev. N. Shaw, of Fgmondville, was in the village last Tuesday. George Y ounghlut shipped hogs free) here Wednesday morning. He intends shipping a carload of cattle on Saturday. The farmers of this vicinity are be- ginning to believe in tbe co-operative Ise, They received ieuseload of salt Fast Tuesday. WESTFItLD. I MONDAY. Dec. 5th, Domes OY •rHE \VltHu,-Among those (tom here who ere attending the fat stock show held at Guelph this week are Mr. and Mrs. Wm. McDowell, Maitland Henry, Will Fgthergill and John (Scott Miss Lillian Clark spent Saturday and Sunday visiting her friends, Mr. and Mir. J.H. Met in - tem of Godericb,.•...The Misses \'ruin .f Darlow, visited their sister, James Redmond. one day las� The beef ring held it, anodal business meeting on Naturd •h(rt. sr JekINGANNON. - DH. NE\VTON. Dh:NTIST, O F .�.LI,I[OOw, has Ora -.ed K vhdtln outside y,rtuta and will henceforth give hl.. entire attention to the home oltlo& Lueknow, where he wilt be found every day. All modern meth- od.. NOTICE. -THE LOCAL AGENCY W I,unaanuuo for The 8igualisat the tort• attires Root and dtatlonery Store, where orders wW to received for subscription,. ad• vertleing and job work, sod receipts wul be Karen no am isiita oatd fur the rause. WEUNKSDAY. Dec. 7th. Attie Roach, ot lioderich, visited his frit lids in Dungannon Sunday. Miss Rete Worrell. of lioderich, vis- ited Miss Elva Johnston over Sunday. Rev. L. liertlett has brbught hu gasoline lauuctl beck frow the lake tar tbe winter. We are glad to see Mrs. J. Stone- house out again- after eel; recent ill- ness. Miry Gladys McLean, of "(iodericb, its t„frn vis t'n grandparents. t uu K bm'Kra Parents. Mr. and Mrs. %Veyaed. E. S. Mitchell, of the local branch of the Stirling Bank, arid bit Tiriie ar- rived in the village last Saturday night. We welcome Miss Mitchell to our village. Mister Elva Johnston. Cora Allen, Pearl McKenzie, Ethel Gleno, Vete leurnie. Ethel Case, Janie Stuth_-1 er•s, Lerne Young, (ho. Case anrS !toy 1, ld, G. C. 1. etudeuta- frow hung&• ein,. spent Suilitay at their respect...; homes here. g• •CHWs•! NI ye Fti8'FIYITIES. -Don' t for- get. 1.11.1 entertainweute to be held this l:uristwas season -St. Paula bunuay reboot uu Dt•cetut,•"r 1LV:d; hrskiue • Suuday school ou tJhrtntwas nigut, Decewoer 20th ; eleth.elist Sunday school on New Visaed night, Jeuuaty and. 1911. KINGSBRIDGE. UEMEMBleK YOUR FRIENDS this Uhrlsunas by rending them a card. aur selection 1s great ici variety and price.. Maas this your ..tore for your Christina. grocertei. candies. fruit. o1Rw+..ate. We .an serve you as weal as the town merchant.. We buy from the same wuofeaalersat they do. Try us and °oav(uee yourself. All kinds of pr=�duce acid fowl bo. bt at, highest marks pekes.. L. FI )RSYTH; Kingsbridge. ST. AUGUSTINE. Tye:pee. Dec. 8tli. Bit'Ht.•e. --Miss Lizzie Kearney vis• heti friends in this vicinity lately.... We are pleased to state that Joseph Boyle is recovering after his attack of blood -poisoning John Beadle, who held an auction sale lately and sold off his farm stock and Imple- ments, hats returned to the Wert and Wm. Miller is now on hie farm as his firm belief that the woi Id was Arch. Martin ,returned last week created exactly as it was described in . a three months' tour of the % the book of t)enesis. lir hal i that ,tit -s, Neo. Brophy its vis g friends nto Mr. ster-in-law, Mite e tfie, called un s vicinity 'lastldweek.... nox and Mr. Sprung, of min, passed through here ou butt= play en 'flute to Belfast to visit friends there Awing t hose testing in rho Guelph fat stock show Ibis week are : Wus. and Uriah Thomppsson and Rob- ert and Wit_ Meson McAtlirwr Cameron Jefferson bas returned from the West looking hale and hearty. r man is hound either to accept the et Albion, Dear• whole Bible as (wing true arid the in- tlardisty and spired word of God. nr to accept no Woodcock, part of it at all, and that it wits a fact friends i , which cquld not he get, ever that Jesus and. his apostles evidently re- garded the books of the Old Tea .me as not cint&inint anything myebreal, legendery or fahul•u.s, and eluded by staying test young per, should he taught at a v . y -r1. age the dili- gent study of the, t ,1 •, so that when they go away from home they tray not be led away by the various "lana' and thereby be ruined. If Jewish methods of solving geological,*nth. ropological or etheologicat problems as described in the book of :Genesis are anyway nearly correct (methods which are filly Accepted by the good man who presides over Huron Presby- terian church,, ehen it would follow Hutt a tattiest.revision of our standard text -books on geology and kindred sciences. should be undertaken, as the youth of our land imbibe views from those books in our schools and col- icges which are somewhat at variance Ito put it very softly) from the views held by the Hebrews on such matters. But science has a dreadful way of going ahead, passionless, cold an stern. sometjntes celnlly tram over our most cherished con ions, and *horrid manner of no ying the tenet attention to ou • 'Ronnie. and probehly, at tin dogmatic asser- tions. CURRENT LITERATURE. THF. CANADIAN MAuAZ.INE.-In lit- erary excellence and artistic. beauty the Christmas number of The Cana- dian Magazine is a fine achievement. ROMP of the best Canadian writers and artists are represented. There are short stories by Marjorie L. U. Plcktball, Rtibert Barr, Theodore Roberts, Peter McArthur, Frederick C. Curry, A. A. White, Katherine Hale, and Jean Bletwctt ; articles by Ooldwin Sbrklt, Newton MacTavish, W. R. Wallace, Hoy. George E. Foster, and Batelle M. Kerr ; poetry by John Boyd, Arthur Attinger, Visna Bossed, Isabel Ecclestone Mac- Kay, sad George llerbert Clarke. Tb. illustrations are by J. W. Beatty. C. W. Jlhuil. M. Kerr, Jack Hams. McLaren. Hiles Castes, g AMBFRLEY. TUENUAY• Dec. lith. orrieos•-Wedding b.ellsare ridg- ing loud and cher in our little burg. Notwithstanding the inclement weather the West Shore Electric Rail- way is making wonderful progress under the superintendency of Mr. Green For fresh groceries try the White House. Highest prices paid kir poultty and produce. Our new merchant solicits customers to come and select their Christmas gifts, as he pas jure the Foods to gladden the heart, at netting prices The sleighing is good and we are all taking advantage of it The L. O. L. of this place are repairing and recob- structing their hall. PERSONAL MENTION, -Mies Stelle Campbell arrived home from Toronto last week Mrs. Chas. Boyd is vis- iting friends in Lochalsh Misses Cora and Myrtle Gihson, of Under- wn.,d, are visiting in the vicinity Goderich Ws are sorry to report that Hugh Ferguson is forced to re- tuain confined to the house with a sore foot. We hope for his speedy recov- ery. Deafness Cannot be Cued hT local applie.0 us they cannot resell the d4s.ertd poetise of Um ear. There is only ene way to pure deattws. and that 1s hy censutn- tlonal remedies Dsafnewn Unsuited by an In - named condition of the mucoua lining Of t.h Rustwchtan tubs. When this tube le Inflamed you haus • tumbling mend or Imperfect bear- ing, sad when It ie entirely stored deafness. Is the result, and unless the 1nn.m,natlen Can be token out and rya tube restm ed is Its normal condition, bearing will be d,•.. roysd forever nine eases out et tan ars CausM /1r Worth, which l. nounutt bet an Inflamed a ntlitlee of the mneera aarh,•ea We will give one htrsdred dell.,, ter any agar of deahsou Naused bi oatsnhl test _eaa- not be eorod H sees Mrs. Sam Gray s visiting friends in THE SHOOTINIi ('ONTEIT CON- FLUDEn.-Last Saturday was the close of the shooting contest. There was a large crowd present. each one very anxious to know the results. The prizes were won by the following members: First prize by Joseph K han, second by Father Leurendeau, third by Joeepn Brophy, and (Duct by Gus. Leddy. Elsner 'i'itli 1 Gus. Leddy were ties for th Tmirth place. so tbey took tie • ots more spices and blur. woo lest prize is a rtiver cup p !ted by Father Lsurendeau. hen he gave it he slid if on it himself be would take and prize and give the second ber the cup. Faeuer L eurendeau wet ahead and Joseph Kinaban was second, w Joe gets tbe sup. Ambrose Brophy's side won by 160 points, so his side hes to prepare the program and Wm. Leddv"side the ,upper. The concert and stepper asp to take place in the church hall December Beth. Following are the scores of the mem- bers -at beruwt the four shoots for the prizes -fourteen shots at the 209 yards and fourteen at 6110 yards : passible 70 pointe at each range: ecu vn Yds. yds Total Rev: Father Laurendeau._ 60 55 105 Joe Kivah*n 413 5)1 11[4 Joe Brophy .. 411 57 1113 tins Leddy 48 54 10'2 E. Tiffin._ 51 51 10.2 Ambrose Brophy 41 42 iii David Tisdale . 6r 47 1111 Oswald Pollard ... 44 53 P7 David McAllister 51 34 83 Michael Cummins' . 46 44 PO Robert Thompson 48 41 84 Charles Robinson 51 42 93 i teem' sago is Rheumatism of the back. The cause is Uric Acid in the blood. 1f the kid- neys did their work there would be no Uric Acid and no Lumbago. Make the kidneyedo their work. The sure, positive add only cure for Lumbago is Dodd's Kidney Pills Tom Leddy ..............48 Ed. Robinson 43 Wm. Leddy .... 29 Joe Flynn 41 Gus Kinahan .... 42 Robert McAllister .. 3i1 Joe Leddy 27 Tom Kearney .32 Wm. Nixon .......... 24 George Naylor till Joe (Ihamney Hugh King Frank Thompson ... 41 37 78 Vincent .Walsh....:. 34 26 00 Nelson Nokee, ... 27 22 49 26 56 Barney Mam Thompson... 10, 2= 82 John BoyleBrophy , 18 16 34 Uriah Thompson 19 16 86 These are the names of the member. who shot at the four shoot... Some of the other„ member. were . present only at one shoot and some at two. 62 100 42 8S 31 54 48 81) NI 52 47 77 s9 45 77 12 36 311 00 14 9 23 10 12 22 elreelars.frow Hall's far w lmslewsstm se f►ur��.! Ardd d 5.'. J. e9LIiaY t CO.. Tslste. 0. etas Wawaen1rrh MM ` li� atb77ss Itis.'aan .asty r1 for •••.UyMlsa.p rspe*5S.s"'• " Tg of Osntr�itT. a..Us.s.r. s ! "* 'I f.„‘.01,.,21;04.! " `�4 1*'isi" '•'it, AFF .%tlx3'°+!'' ' . ate.•'ft AUCTION SALE. re v. Dee. tithe Asch.. sale of taros Ol.1DAY'1y ti UGGES�'IO ISS Signet Brooches We have a beautiful showing of tbese goods ranging in price from 2so to $8.oq. Engraving free. - Signet Rings - Ladies' tele Gold Rings from $2.00 up, • Gents' io-k GPM Rnigs froht $4.00 up. Engraving free. 'Signet Cuff Links at $1.00 $1.50'. $2.00 • and $2.50. Engraving free. The above mentioned goods are all in the latest designs. as our stock holds nothing but, new goods Prodi the best manufacturers and sold at the lowest prices. . Call sod inspect our stock. J. S. Davey Jeweller and Optician. South ride of Scottie. Goderich. CHRISTMAS OFFERINGS, Never before wire we in so good a position to, show Christmas Novelties as we are today. Our stock is large and up -to -nate. Just read , the list of some of our special offerings. PRICES CROWDED DOWN. WHITE LAWN WAISTS We have just got in an extra Hue showing direct from the selectedfor our Christ- wxkers, mas trade. Never had before anything so good for the pekoes -Mc, $1 *125, $1.50,-11.75, $2, $'2.`9y $2 5tt. $2.75, $3.26, $4. SILK SCARFS • R. A few, two -yard Silk Scarf These are rare golds at our primer, and no more when thew etre gone at our present pricer. We got them for Ciitittas sell- , inR• ACES "x',/474' w,r' ust got here this week. the -finest lot of Val:• Tot -clime( luny Laces this that bud Oriental Lac store it as ever offered. We start them et lc a yard. You should'see• what we can give you in these goods. • EMBROIDERIES A lot of about 5110 yards at les. than actual core A new ship- ment of corset -waist flouncing and skirt widths end allover•*. Never bad so tines lot and never at such prices. WAIST FRONTS White lawn lace fronts. em- broidered. 1Ve are selling them 50c to $1.25. Thew ale very dainty fronts for waists and the prices are just now about whole- sale prices. bought for t be Chriet- wat selling. SHAMS, DRAPES, Ci)VERS, CENTRE PIECES We never showed s u ch a variety in thew lines. 'Direct from the makers. Come and get our pricer. We know we are right on these goods. HANDKERCHIEFS In white colored l,ontere. pic- ture, excelda. initial. ewbroi- dated and silk. PRICES --3c or 2 for 5e. fie or 0 for 25e. Se. I211c, 13c,J11le. 'tic, :tic, and still : better ones, Sc..sad ilk. bordered for fancy work: initial. lac to :els; • embtoider•rd. lac, 121c. 15c, 20c, • :5e. and atilt better ones ; }urge --initial silk, SOc ; a very fine • French lawn. fancy colored bor- ders. indelible colors. in two sizer. 15c and :etc. and c.,n be got unle at this store. - FURS \Vr are giving Trig bargains in Fors. \Ve intend clratieg our lot by. t'hristtuas, KID CLOVES Black and colored. all sizes. PERies's. None e o good w Perriu's-$I and $1.25. ENDS Flannel, wrapperette, priest and drew. go.rds ends at a Rood deal les. than wboleeal. price. They must be sold at some price. Conte rod get a bargain. FURS Jest a few left. t, and the prices now are all reduced. They must be sold before Ubristrnas and will he if priors will do it. If yt.0 want a collar or muff you can get one here cheap. COATS Just eleven Crista now to sell, prices $12.:11 to $14.60. Come and get one at 8)4. They must go even if «sell at a lose. w 4oyt forget that *8 hopeaCoat wlprth *12.311 to 1$14.St.• NDS Thief -yard ends of wrapper- ette Wanting. for JOc, 35e acid tic for the end. Flannelette 'Mill Enda at lees t has regular wholesale. Pieces three to ten yards in an end. Perfect goods in end.. Buy than and set a money. J. H. COLBORNE CANDIES When desiring choice home-made Candies at reasouable prices, try us. Our ('ardies are always fresh And pare. Choice l ty.ter• and Lur•bes served et all hours. Don't forget the place. Goderich Quick Lunch Next British Exchange Hotel. o Some easy-going people still allow thvire dealers to sell thein a subnfitiite• for BELDING'S SPO.OLSILKS Are y� bne of the easy-going kind or are you wise enough to insist on - "the silk that doesn't kink :'" lit you don't know ••111.:11.101,i G 'S " you don't know what reel silk timidity mean.. 1Ci ,Yes•,;"'+,+s s';i':t#i.:. t:.xi:vm ! `4 v•1, e� Ask your dealer for list of premiuma offered for empty spoors. or write to yF� A ILOING, PAUL & CO. LIMITED g,...' ...yr, '1' CHRISTMAS GOODS I have a full ti J c'tion of Christmas Goods- -Toys, les, Dolls • of all kinds for girls ; '1 *xi Sets, Knives, Engines and 1,Mle-cal Toys for boys.-- E,attcY' Dry Goods in -Collars, Belts, Ribbons;, Handkerchiefs. Underweaa��d Hosiery for men, women and _children. les' Shits from $Io.00, $12.00, $'4.0o to . $17.00. IN THE BASEMENTGranite.• of ��ja�ef�; articles' a;� household die. Call and see my Sc, 1Oc, lSc, 2Sc Tblea 1 ,f• Highest prices in cash or trade for Butter and E 7. P. T. Dean's DepartmentStore Corner East Street and Square. \ RENEW YOUR SUBSRIPTI TO THE SIG'NAY..ut..t, I CHRISTMAS 71 Bay Street r 1.` TORONTO I FTS 5- It i.' becoming the custinsi un.n• and snote every year to select a gift that is not only acceptable. but *useful as wtJl, and nothing fill* this requiretnentlike a well -selected article of MetweeeeeseesliteteasereSWeetriteiseareeadeslateeteteatieteateerteleleaseeeeresteteereliWie eIrist»1as Cifts We have our Christmas Gifts opened up for your inspection, and what a large assortment we have in Ebony Hair Brushes Ebony Military Brushes Ebony Clothes Brushes Ebony Hat Brushes Ebony Penner Brushes Ebony NAil Brushes Ebony Nail Files Buffers, Ctuticulei, Tweezers, Toilet, Manicure and Writing Mets. Also ■ large assortment of Perfumes, by the best makers, including Kerkolf, Piver, Puiland, Roger a Halley, Hudnut, VI'floits Perfume C". Huyler's Chocolate.. Fresh shipment just in. Mao nice line of Pipers, Cigae gases, Tobacco Pou n, etc. Come early and make your selectioaw A small deposit Will keep your choice untie Christman. Druggist F. J. BUTLAND Ooderlch "The store IMI please/4" Oaw:IDd:'.f"..s�rrwl uvd a 'S hes.11341 1111 di4r04V,-- ""1""rrZiiingilr'. e FURNITURE :1 gift of this nature is not one p$ea«ittg to the eye And useful in the home, hut itt an tnvestmentas•weil. We hale one of the; choicest ',Locke ever shown in Gowierich, and not en article of Furniture in our stale but would make a moat acceptable and profitable gift Make it a point to call on us before dee•iding, and you will And it will repay you. 1 Tpon the payment of a small deposit., we will set aside any article for you, and deliver it according to )oUr instructions. - W.j..MuIR & CO.