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relate.
stare Weir radiated the
spi it Crtmeos bilk
am Sums every cbankike.
sow of evergreen draped all
iie shelving. The counters wea
Skwws with (adataas cards. bookiets
sad favors
CM seas who lad dropped In to be/
Mead points ter his peckat pencil re,
=tired to pore over a stack of gtft
kooks board In tate leather. Then he
hard to. voice. Atter that only his
eye Was on tea boob. HL intend
was cosceetrated es the possessor of
the Mee.
"But you mid such things were le
treat demand arooad the holidays. and
tles~7.11.r--
allarso Liss TO Taxa A Loom LV
SUOMI CAMS"
•
I have taken indalte pains with these.
['hoar pleas• tell me what L wrong
iatb then."
Chem pram a Dote of tragedy to the
Bich contralto toms which, together
sigh a beseeching glance from woo
Sall violet eyed, put to rout the
ekes sad regulations of the astute
hater •t Christmas novelties. His
baa a apart shop, and be bad never
gaocieated atylanation to struggling
pew artists who. work he declined
'e mail os commission. but now he
pekad up the little Packets of plate
sat .Wore cad., Bal with holly, Bents
Daee heads. etc.
PLO roe 'spiels," be said. "Them
are sot novelties. They aro the same
style of cards used is the past twenty
years. with the same decorations. We
sees who can afford to Pe7 the Priem
Ihmaad•d fie band palated novelties
mast ',seething sew. See this pole
untie bloseom-not painted cm a card,
bat ..t in the shape of the blossom
Iwti-and this tansy. bulging stock
lag. overflowing with feces of pretty
Wk. for a bachelor. They are catchy.
the earl of things my customers want.
Row work to neat, but sot novel."
"Tbaak yen." the girt said bravely
'1 Isd rstaad now, and it is too late
(se me to try EAT lithid at novelties
that perhaps you will keep my cards.
end I -well, your novelties might not
go aruaad, and thea perhaps some late
caatoaar slight bay +alae after all."
"Osetelaiy. I win be glad to keep
them In reserve. Year name and ad
dress—oh, ye., I r+m•sbet-Mea. By)
via Leigh. the (least studios. I will
M ray Met ter
atterattbelss as the girl rlIpped
through the door M opened a deep
drawer eider the crustae and dropped
the cards est of sight It would never
Re to displat those old fashioned bits
of paateb•aat aaeag tea novelties
which topes/al to hie fashionable
trade. And Mea very suddenly the
mai who bad berg esg'r'eme•d in lith
or house girt heed stepped up to the
muster.
"One minute, phrase I should like
to tale a leek at there cards you just
boogkt from the young lady."
Elle Woodshed masagcr of the store
(Wood trim the well groomed man
with Mee breva des art iron gray
Mir to the trite egpprlve novelties
b the shows..
'Tho ow you jet bought from the
yelmse'taty,• repeated the customer se-
"Orrtai ly" rapsalr the manager
heftily, sad he spread forth the de
eptssd bits of pasteboard The work
was data*, bet utterly commonplace
"Jest what my sitar would like-
eminendve sort et masa" my Meter
Y --don't go is ter aswlasgW Idoa.
TU take these- .s deers. Not
mewls! De year seeps• tie girl
meld de two deem mem by the day
Mew Ariamesi It who can, send
'em Mad James Meq, at Marq.•tte.
I'll take those with aa"
And ahnse betsr. he Braid reales
what had Mppaard the manager yes
a enalh madam epm meths, atter
ehb eseestrie a eemew whose inter
was le give a dinetw tarty of dsr7
morose es Anstome day sea Wrested
rs buying a seem Important ankles
es dim. aver. M es sanlssety Is-
hnikdw brake
ave who be sty some
dames Mo, seg hese tram Ito
mmau; seaowhet pima, at the
made.
=av'seeleses ensue wore to
10111/. gyms usimor with rue-.
tmin
THE SIONA4'R<3()DERICHI ONTARIO
yith�at atrcionWtmarket Meate blooms, and on
er table as
stack of parcels
widish, seat byPmall wawa/de
to the but wawa/deba• chelor. ter Musiv� was dubbed
by matchmaking mothers
♦ young lady to see you, dr,' re
masted hes man Impassive*.
Jamas Map took the card.
"WM Sylvia Leigh.," ran its *Ned -
She cams to him, Uoklag taller than
the day to the shop, toe bar bead was
held list.
"You win pardon my coming here
on Christmas eve and anchapsresed.
I could est leave tows without seam
you." The violet eyes had tarred al-
most black; (be coatreito voice was a
hit too eves In its teats.
"1 am beloved." replied Jaime Maq
gravely, and be tottered bet a chair.
which she declined with a wave of
her gloved bead.
"It was hard eaoagk to know that
the man who bought my foolish tittle
pahttnga did It through a dose et
pity, but to learn that he was also the
Mu who wrecked my mother's life -
Mat -that wee too owl. I hats
.•see to return your mosey sad ash
the return of my Ards it you have
Mt already destroyed them."
'My dear girl,' expostulated the
✓ im. who bad turned strangely wilt..
'Zeus do not interrupt me," eros -
Dined the girl passionately. "Hy
meter's brother -perhaps you races.
bar him -Henry Johnson, is here. He
west to the shop and found out where
mq cards had gone and- Oh. It is
sr a miserable Uttl farce to you, a
aoressful many I thought I could be
as artist They told me so at Mama
Agana uncle's wishes I came have te
mar my little light and failed. Whoa
yes bought those things I thought peer.
baps -but uncle, who wanted as to A
homer sifted the story to the bottom
and found -you. I as going bouts
with his tonight"
"Ms Leigh, I want to beg a favor
of pen. This is Christmas eve, and 1
am a lonely, desolate man. it ever
the Christmas message of peace and
bt-
nano/ d will wntans anytht your ing wIt . toTT
ose
little Christmas cards you painted are
the only touch of real Christmas that
baa tome into my life --and I want to
kelt them -and tell you why I want
to keep them. Will you be sated?
'Tou my I wrecked your mothers
Iib. Well, then, know that hers was
net long. My season of regret and
penitence has lasted longer than you
ate lived. I loved your mother, but
I fild not understand her. I went oat
tato the world to make a fortune, not
for myself, but for her, and I thought
that the fortune must come int sad
love's dream afterward. With women
It is different The dream must come
brat -the fortune is a secondary con-
sideration. Your mother tOod bless
her memory) thought I had forgettes
-that I did not care -and so she
passed out of my life and Into your
father's.
"But she had yots. I bad nothing,
nothing but money and the memory of
one happy rummer of her life. I sever
expected to know what peace Ind hap-
piness meant again until that day in
the store, when your eyes, your voice --
I thought It was the other Sylvia, my
Sylvia, come to life. And I bought those
cards because you painted them.
"And now you come to me in anger
and tate trom me my one Christmas
"I as aoeoiaD," wnzuD JAMIE arim.
happiness -the work of your hands.
S ylvia, Sylvia, haeme+ I paid my debt
of repentance? Can you not eateed
torpveneas-(hAatmas fotglveser-la
year mother'. sante?"
Sylvia turned toward the door.
'1 meet go now. Ws are leaving es
the P o'clock train Uncle is waiting
for me downstairs in a tad We are
going borne"
"ar.ener The teas echoed the wed
mechanically, dully.
Teta girt Wtsted. thea Med eel her
hasd.
"Te beet to dear Md Rerbevthe
Why deal you time tee? Wily desk
yes run •ate tamssvew-tor Warr
"Sylvia, ehfld, de you mate tt? De
you ua lerstend that if I came a vrsr
be -to as yes?"
gravely the violet eyes were Mend
to mare the waarebtam leek be the
brews seas.
"i. R pesos eat good wig M ma
Olivia I"
"Ten-ead maw Ghsi Besse It les
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Woman's World
' The Cesess •f W arwlek,
Originator •1 Nee Paw SehseL
SART 'Aiwa= Aso des pATOarrs soar&
Long before Mrs. Belmont of New
Tort thought •t espousing the cause
of women or establishing a Lara
school an Ragilsbwoman, the gifted
and bautiful Countess d Warwick,
organized and opened a college for
women horticulturists. is her school
dairy work, market gardening. Poultry
farming, beekeeping and horticulture
are all taught It was established to
besedt well bred women thrown on
thebr own -resources in earning a liv-
ing. Capable women teachers are in
charge of each branch of the work.
Lady Warwick publishes a paper, the
Woman's Agricultural Times, which
exploits the work of the reboot_ The
countess also established an associa-
tion of women agricultural workers,
known as the Daughters of Corea
TM products of tbe school, one fea-
ture of which is a jam factory, ate
disposed of for the beseet of the In-
stitution, whose preliminary espeosea
were borne by Lady Warwick. The
Agricultural college originated fa 1898,
when the Lady Warwick Hostel was
established at Reading, England. Lat-
er
aber the school was removed to Studley
castle, about fifteen miles from Blrk
taingham-
Gardening has always been a fad
with the beautiful Countess of War-
wick. At Easton Lodge, the magnlD-
cent heritage which she brought bet
husband, site has one of the ducat rose
gardens In the world. Eery known
species of ruse L said to grow there.
Her garden of friendship is remarka-
ble. Everything In It baa been coa-
tribated by her friends, and each pleat
or tree bears a heart shaped label
showing who planted It.
Besides plants, Lady Warwick is de-
voted to dumb animals. Her dogs are
always beauties, and her stables con-
tain the choicest of horseflesh. She
rides M bounds regularly when at
Warwick castle, her husband's famous
seat, and L said to be one of the best
horsewomen in Englasd.
Of Icte years the countess has been
an ardent Socialist Through her ef-
forts much bas been done to improve
the condition of English working wom-
en. It L her ambition to convert to
S ocialism bee ball sister, the Duchess
of Sutherland She Is the halt sister
alio of the Earl of Rosalyn and the
Countess of Wertmorelan4 In her own
tight Lady Warwick owns about 18,-
000 acres of land.
A GERMAN WOMAN'S PRAISE.
She Says American Women Dress Bet•
ter Than Parisians.
"American women dress better than
the women In any country In Europe.
even in Paris." says Mlss Helen Hasse,
a German author now traveling In
America.
"In Europe only the wealthy classes
dress well, but In America all women
do. Clerks who make only $3 or $4 a
week dress In perfect good taste. With
a ore dollar shirt waist and a one dol.
Int skirt they have the style of queens,
a style that European women do Dot
.get by spending many times that
much. They dress their hair beauti•
fully and take good care of their Com.
plellom. The latter -although some-
times more art than nature -are very
good. Al an average the American
women are pretty.
"Here in America It is trauma/ to
see a badly dressed woman, while fa
Germany It is unusual to see one who
be well dressed.
"1 am a greet admirer of the middle
class American woman. Ube L ts-
t lllgeut, always looks the lady, makes
her own clothes. does her baaswork
and le • splendid housekeeper. Tbe
German woman of tbe same case sev-
er
ever toots well dressed. Is always b
dressing sacks, dirty sad serebblag.
Ore aldose sees the deportees wows
scrub. yet her hoses le always eosin
i.
"rb. Paris wanes pessiby ha. the
better of her Amer,..rstater os bets
sad goer., bet the Amerirss wema•
leeks turner. Daly tea Sigh society ef
/Peace ran afford these 'epeesave
gowns. The avers. American wows
ease malen,wsPlt a beautiful sad sty{.
M !taws for little messy; oses•onsak•
t► the leer elk Meng te
Reetetreares • Meow.
Wbee, after twee servire a br..s
Mewls, i,.rtor en wee side the. the
War and the ..da ef the strew• ea
Aare as me•tlet Ile it is bet water
end trim ft Iowa quite .e•siy with
' the rheum The meek will le a sewsO
M semvltsable as when MR • -
Cookery
pinta
Bettered Begs and Towed.
Wash two emcee •t Ilse the sapW
and seek it sail It to quits Moder b
seem seedy damsel white sleek
which is entirely tree teem tat. hiss
pain tt through a Sas wire Wee and
reheat it L a mamma esetitalag as
moos et warm batter and a ealtspeee-
Ail et carry powder and two taw
spoonfuls of thick stewed tomato: alit
it weq add a little malt lead black
pslper and as sear as it is hot pear
is the beat=er yolk et as *Cr R•-
M•ve the tine teem the stove directly
the spit be thea oshly breaded with It.
leafier acme madam clod Molds *ret
eeaby the M Map* pet a nada"
OW thick layer •t wived teas. at
the tipef ea•i. time W thane with
the dee, padded it is tightly, and pat
lase a arise.. eves ter about tea
Maass. er Whir Isis If the Mat L
Metes Oa thing the melds from the
eves eros the rice est en to a hot
Mak ant cover the tep entirely with
Malay batt=ed epn. sprinkle a lit
Ise Sae* .lend patatay ever the to
and serve rep Mf.
Pratt Meriogw,
Tab two pleads of say kind of
are very good -
lump sugar to taste and about half a
g ill et water to sad past according
te the taidmmsa et the Det.
Put the water and eager tato a
saaospt•- La tam Mid fee Ste ala-
atss. thou add the holt and cook vary
patty till levier. Beat the whites et
throe eggs to a atilt troth and add
three tahissp•eettds et sugar. Pet
the reit Into a Grepeeet elk: spread
the msrtague ever 1t Bake In a dew
MN WI to. meetagoe Dads wisp lad
Y et a delicate Saws eider. Serve very
estt
mLSelect t astsapn of miters
abs shin, thea set of a mall section
that may serve as a Id. illi lock
eaatolsnp• with whipped cream which
has been .west sed and adze. wit,
gnt7 chopped eager and aariaal-
lwa. Pot the caataHope in a tremor
sr bucket, pack I. equal gaaatities of
ben sad rock salt and lit stand fes au
lour Serve spat a phttsr Sari with
*Dsbd ice and wadi with nastur-
tiums
asturtions and their leave Or the canta-
loup. could be .nod with whipped
cream at1[.sed with Teles or say
sweet jleily.
Raspberry sad Corea. salad.
Ran a pound each at raspberries,
rho or white currants and Mored der -
ries, two Manse, two oranges, half
a can of pears er pineapple& Ro-
we the stalks Dom the raspberries.
currants and s kafles. Peel sad eat
the Mums and oranges late very
small penes, taking sat the corsage
PIPs•
Out also the pears er ptaeapple fate
shall dice ,int the fraft is a salad
bawl tad peer ever Nese et the piM
apple tae pear Mos. Let it stand is
the Icebox fee ens boar Ware arra
lop
• la Russe•
Das I la Some to as artiatie dish
lad moot ap,etltat. It is composed
it whole hard belled spa tram which
lbs shells are earsfallly teaeesd, then
Ike cep lid .Mat a re=nd dish Ike
a uta Mato 6t aartacee decorated
Mtk 1lWa Mem at &Mles. a better
It lush shad vegetables lacked
with little mesa et caviar. as/ the
*UM triaged with white kittens
leave aid diamond elapse pieces et
sated minim The osier amass et
tide dish Is most semi ala attrsedro
A Dellsitie Fret+ tided.
Mx larger firm MOW. as ba'daa,
see wawa a .mag beach et white
grapes, halt a septa of Imam wales,
imam halt a 'aped et snood snared
trusts and as tea p•lattd of vsa6lia
extract Asp the swim creep ant
beams very Ise, aid the nae. mei-
died +tett sal venire ase min wit
(Walsh the tea with the grapes,
balvd and seeded. If the apples are
very seer add a .tete mon hone
at small daftly Aston.
7e Ogry MetreM.
Mab Me t=ee h le tM eel way, ewr
mpg that 1t is set asewmary M cook !e
to INC Kw. a ssIleapaaatee each of
Mrd aid MOW sena, bet Is a nitri.
1st LM the bet mash to the MON to
+.calsis sad tapas it eat le rein
meekly and is mvraam ala ml.,.. Mas
whoa allowed to gat who and tinea
tiro_ Ie to WNW VIM Wed w th
DIM shines.
Monad Dosesieg.
ler bast dtemty bang ap two —
add hit • OM et Timmer. as. tea.
el wewtat •t emelt. a dish et MTI preys
aur lahaeapee stvis el sear cess two
sea=m et ,atlas. NM wall sae seek
is • dead" hash aaereag esaiastly
calf the drtiry Imo Mimed Ten
sed seed sorra ibis eramLag ane he
d ims. wadi MOM amass or dies lei
Groom Salad Dreakep
eh pupa,, cream WWI errmlag arab
r lets of three MO belied airs M
a selesth partes, p*aeoaW add as lea.
+••seas et mak as teageastd se
seipt. two ms'_-iseetek •t vbealpr
arid as tremae! et muster. Wide
t eem pat •t ammo ureas r emei/h
ata set etre a rpalmal at d ere mIp
Mos egg gagigenwryt,-4.e,m.;
Christmas Gifts
Christmas is here els and we have prepared for It better
this' year than ever. We after suitable sue sudors is the
following :
EBONY TOILET SETS " EBONY MANICURE $ETS
EBONY MIRRORS t` EBONY HAIR BRUSHES
EBONY NAIL BRUSHES EBONY NAIL PILES
EBONY TOOTH BRUSHES EBONY NAIL SUPPERS, E.
Also a nine line of Kodak+. etc.. Safety Eames. Perfume.,
Chocolate. OhrI.tstea Garda. Oaiendase and Booklets. A
pleasure to show goods.
Druggist
F. J. Butland
Uoderich
•'Phe Store That Pleaeee." 1•
rwe.0w elk
New Topcoat
Models
Your clothes should look as if they -
belong to you. In being absolutely
right Semi -ready Clothes show their
superiority.
Chesterfield Overcoats at 11S and upward..
Raincoats (for Fall and Spring days, sue or
rain), 115, 120 and 125.
=tort* illatlartug
McLEAN BROS.
GODERICH
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C.A.M.Lot ht.;
ett&o 'eejr&i'pi d JA
4.MAa Q
y.644.4,14Eusis but a tregaseet d a very Intarseing letW
received by the 7.s. -Bak Co. (rem Mrs R. Coteett, et
loggia Ihidge, agb a., N.B. The later matures.
•' Whes the ewes fret brake out i sailed la a detest bat kis tr+atemet did
we geed. I tried eaves sot le/iess end w•skes el al kiwis, bet Use same
slip hewer disease Malty hee so bad that the child's fees said
resider weee semp)atdy veered with saw Imagine the pate the per sited
haat a year rid) had to safer
"Om day • friend advised wee to try 7ee B.k. I d,•'. •M have mew •k faith
se. that time that 7.. Ask weals( he rhea to work a rare, bet as there meld he
M kern is trying N. i obtained a supply At that time the disease had dead all
remedies I lied tried for over a year by the tine i Md tried wee but of
7em-ltek there was a marked imrrsasa et. 1 es"tiswi the 7.em ink
tes.tme.t ed day by day lb. ewes showed sign et imprev.ment, seed the
sewn was ensued to the rihM', sioeliw, ewe sere ew whirl bed Isms
psrtieokiry deep, By aver this, .lea, wee healed: and Nally 7e. Bek
ks_lied every teen et the deems
" I have waited se eeel weesbe Mien mesteaaiieg thy.
elm te yes, is order se sea if tiers wee eery rears it the
ewama. Tose be. sat irises say neer+ : the nee Mese
}er�sseait and there is se seer caw tiers e1 the tissue.
frsm wriak eke ek1H raised en teew Yes rosy pakltei
Ws ldereuNss ,f foe wish. • that eatery member may
knew the retn of l -1•k.'
Sam last is lust • geed ler mid .cew stepped heeds,
?i•. Meed pis skews. W leg. ~tees. skiers. seek
awes, fro{ We, baby'e sed pierce. see. Akre • as .wAnaanw les Ammar
time seWkis. ear. All Dragging ad acmes, Ma bre et Um 1.k 0e.., T mono.
Mur press
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r.• •.d •r.
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Mar •e. Cr
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PreP/In for S eithiot
Helm" purchasing
to the casing win.
tar, call (nsuee
the of Port.
land and Piano Boa
Cutters
whish have just ar-
rived and are now
ter view in my allow.
rooms. For
Strength,
Elegance
and
Comfort
NW Butters manu-
factured by Meseta
Wm. Grey, Sons
Campbell, Ltd., of
Ghat cannot he
surpassed.
HIGH IN QUALITY
LOW IN PRICE
tome and select yours whirr
you have the full range L -
cholas from.
Robert Wilson
HAMILTON STREET
K. LYBEL
DNNArilt llf
JUNK
CORNER HURON ROAD
ted WELLS STREET
Having- moved to Goderieb
and eetabilehed a huskiest here.
I will lover all kinds of junk and
pay Rood pries., Any pens
my
any stuff to sell is re-
questei to deep • postcard tool
address and / will all for it.
I will also buy all kinds ul
Live Poultry
K. LYBEL
To Winnipe
and Wes
TRAVEL •T THE
Direct Only
Canadian Through
Route Car Line
Daily Service
A11NAer
Pacrir.
Solid Mroe l' frau et
CetesMa, Tourist • • d
•eaadard 5lesee,e and
Dining Can, Treats Is
Vaneeuvr 10.30 P ".
d.sr.
,lea. Kidd, Agent. M
at. ti ' MurM►. Ore.'s
Powwow Aware, Tarr,*
Brophey Bros.
"IODERICH
Tire Leadlsit
Ftlaeral Directors
aid Embalmers
Orders carefully attended !'
at all hours. night ,.r (Ise.
IT'S Tills TO ORT THAT ltgn.
WINTER SUIT
and OVERCOAT
and you'll make no mistake when
yon leave your order with
t1UalI DUNLOP
wed m. Tea th-MJaea Take
New
Cutters
i have received ewe fine
new Gutters and would like
any ppesrr•uosem who le iwte eeted
in Oaitkse to sell and see
them at my wareroo ts•
Hamllbm street. Hs rine
to w the new
FORE • DOOR CtJTTER
This is sooasbieg eetirdy
new, and I have the agessy
foe tea only company that
Wilda thew.
All Sleds of Parsee.' tap
lmucase. Repairs. ate., nit
Itasd. (live an • odL
Alfred Tebbott
Hass )ttne et (+ndwieh
H. tier ■ tonne stand
.r
W. P. flew
d lb
;lo able Jam
W. J. Lease
the guest orb
leaves, of IM
to see him �l
us agsln.
The imitate
,has been
Ane
ting wood at
engin. The
locality.
• y. _
Tag E
AltbouRi the
Ontario is drat
still
ery g
be do
ing • much into
Mr. Musgrove
last week then
eon in atte
night of this w
the interest t
proudtoot is b
Ha.
peewits!.
Eva Kelly, w
eph's convent,
by another his
to visit her fat
on the sick
wbo has been
for the past
home. His m
icing trisects
country. .iso
home end will
R. R. Rloan, w
en Godarich
home, e:pcti
winter bare..
here over a y
town sod
taker. He Is
patroe• will
Those et
excursion to
returned
turned last
Rogersoe, W
They all seem
They report
out there. It
of the farmers
couldn't get It
it is still in t
poets of a
when the
been Ten
grain's Mean
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