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Christmas E3ooks
Copyright Books. Aa•eats, s9c.
ou will find un our shelves
near) .11 th..t is worth residing
to the new' books.
d
• 1..ddie.- by Gene 8trattoo
Polies , $1.35, "Iron Trail" by
IRm . Beach, De( $1.50, "P ollyan•
ori of the Wiled Book.' by Sknor
Porte*. $1 25 net, "inside of the
Out, by Winston Churchill.
$1 'Ili net, "Broken Halo,- by
Florence L Barclay. •1.X. "A
Fool end His Money.- hy Ueo.
Barr age('utcheon. $1.10 net.
'The story of Waitstill Hazier.
31.10 net, and many many
'others.
ANNUALS
toys' Own, $1.7:1, Girls' Own.
31.75, Chums. 31.75. Chatterbox,
*K.c, Prise rtllc. Infants' Magazine,
35c, eta. .
Artistic Toy Books ranging in
peke from 5c up. • wed
Hades, Hymn lfook
Pt Ayer Books foe all churches.
(ply Sprays.
p s.CatHolty Ribbon,
e, Tags, Seals,
Idly St'x 7
gold and .dyer Cord. etc.
IliWatch show windows for spe-
cial prices.
The Colonial Beek Sure
°W. PORTER, Pt0Perich
Phoae439
SINGER STORE
. CHRISTMAS
GOODS
Finest to be had
(:ewe and see our Christmas
Novelties. weft as Handkerchiefs
and GMve Cases. Boudoir Caps,
Umbrella cases, Knife. Fork
and Spoon Cases. Collar Bags,
1.'tdie►' Shirt -waist Cases, Shirt
Holders. and other articles 103
numerous to mention. .'
Ttiese arty, les are all made
..p. stArnie d for hand embroidery
end tusks the handsomest gifts
poneibtr
'A lull range of stamped
gun.l,, such a. Waists. Night -
g,•au-. Combinations, Corset
etc . Centres, Tray
Cloths, Pincushions. Work Bags.
I sural, v Rags. Pillow Slips,
Towel-. A pious (, I1 tt and Cuff
V••I r. «t
t\tt article in Belay's Wear ,
News.; Neckwear. Rows, l'+.liens
and ('1.Ila. and Cuff Sets.
Cruinoes, Yokes, etc.
We are going to offer for the
no-xt two weeks five Sewing
Machine.,lhat have leen slightly
used, at bargain prices. ('all
at once and see theist.
No trouble to show goods.
TO THE UNKNOWN DEAD
Gederich Gives UsidsstI ed Sailers a
Public Panoral
.\n impressive and sad spectacle. one
which tabooed will never be seen here
again. was the funeral cortege of the
unidentified wreck victims buried in
Maitland remote' y on Thursday after-
noon. Four were from the steamer
James Caruthers and one from the
steamer Meth -an. The l odies were iu-
terred its a plot given by the town
.ouncil. The plot will likely be cared for
out of the lake's Disaster fund. Five
hearses supplied by Messrs. Br'opbey
Brus.,led by the three officiating clergy-
men, Rev. J. 13. Ford, Rev. W.K. Heger
and Hey. Geo. K. Koos, in it carriage
thews] by white horses. and followed
by the town council and other promin-
ent wen of the town. slowly wended
their way through the streets of the
town. The :($ d Regiment band. led
by Mr. J. H. Hunter, with funeral
tread. played the "Dead March in
Saul." The streets were lined with
people and everybody turned out to
pay their last respects to the unknown
dead. The utercbants kindly showed
their respe.t and all the stores had
their blinds drawn during the funeral.
Arriving at the cemetery. Rev. Oro.
R. Ross made the following fitting re-
marks : "Before consigning the silent
forms of these gallant men to mother
earth it is fitting that s few words be
spoken. Our hearts have been deeply
unit -bed by the sad course of events
which bes brought us hither today. The
recent disaster on the Gtest Lakes has
wrought havoc to many a strong ship ;
scores of brave and hardy seamen have
found a wale: v grave, end the shadow
of death has settled like a pall upon
our whole community.
"Throughout our province, as well ass
at lake ports of our neignboriog re-
public, and far away across the see
where loved saes dwell, there is heart-
ache and .orrow in many a house.
Not • single survivor lives to tell the
tale of that awful uight from any of
the ships that. went down to death.
Stark and stiff the stalwart forms of
but a few bare been borne ;chore on
the crest of the tearless wave. But no
other message save that of floating
wreckage gives any token of their
fate. And As welisten to the nut that
breaks day and night upon our shore
it seems to chant a tegntem for our de-
parted btethreo of the take.
Our gathering today is extremely
pathetic. It' is our sad duty it commit
THE &.GNAL GODERICH ONTARIO •
to this resting place the bodies of these 1
unidentified and unclaimed dead.
Their names air lot known to us.
Death has sealed their lips and they
cannot tell us whence they come or
whose they are. Their hardy Woods
are helpless by their side and they are
unable either to point us to their dis-
tant home or beckon dear ones to
their side. All that could be done has
been done to locate some friend who
knows or coats heart who lover. But
thus far no response brawn».
It maybe that with the poising days
some tiings may be borne hither and
their bodies claimed. But its the
tneauuom It is ours to give them Chris-
tian burial and to perform the tonere)
rites.
In committing "duet to dust" we
are not unmindful that somewhere
there are doubtless love* (loss who
know not. P• ssittiy • asotbeefrom heo
wonders wbysone memo('
r
hiis so ong delayed ; perchance
sone ',teethes, t who may be oount-
ittg the days till the navigation season
ens and anticipated joys destined
never to be realised on earth shall be :
or some faithful wife it say he far
across the era. expecting with her little
band of dependent children some mes-
sage by each dieappoiotiug mad.
And here we are today only able to
mark their resting place ty number
and the name of their ship that went
down on that perilous night'. e
Unknown to us and others they are
nevertheless known to God. and who-
ever they may be they are our brethren
--gallant nen who wrestled long and
hard against the elements in their
desperate struggle to reach shore in a
lite -host, and as their strength failed
they :outwitted themselves into the
hoods of him who ruler the winds and
waves end whose path is in the great
waters
With bowed heads and reverent
hearts we place these cowrades side by
side in the tomb. Here at the open
grave all distinctions Ate obliterated.
Uoe is our master even Christ. We
are all brethren. Amid the mysteries
het compass us about and the pang
and heartache of life, our common
faith is in Jesus Christ. who is the res-
urrection and the life and the only
Saviour of the world. Faith in Hien.
whatever betide, is the sheet ancbot of
our souls. To Hint we look for coin -
tort and on Him we trust for strength.
Now we see as through • slaw darkly
but some day face to fsce. Now we
know in part. but some day ore shall
know even as we are known.
A wooden slab on which was the
nuniber of the body buried and the
game of the vessel to which it.bebng-
ed was erected over each grave.
The pall bearers wete Messrs. Mal-
colm McDonald. Lorne McDonald,
Hoy McDonald. Norman McDonald.
Allen NlacAulky, Capt. John McDon-
ald, ('apt. Ww. Sutherland, Hugh
Luxton, Georgge McLay, W. C. Win -
mill. Capt. Robert McKay, Capt.
Angus McDonald. Capt" Ww. Robin -
eon, David Marwick, George McMillan,
George Wilson. Thowas Taylor and
Wer. Keller.
CLARK'S
• PLUM
PUDDING
As Ids& Cbaistsas Oitt
Ma
HOTPOINT IRON
or TOASTER, etc.
There Ie nothing so bandy
arouod ibe house. all guaranteed
for • term ofears.
We have Flashlight Batteries
which make • rubsiaotial gift.
Electric Fixtures, etc.,in stock.
Wining sod repairs doge
quickly for you.
W. J. HUDDART
Eleetrivet Contractor
North Street over Signal
TORONTO
cad rotors
From GODERICH, $3.90
Gond Goiag P.M train* December
5th. all trains December 8th. 7th
and & h
Account Seeond Annual Fat Stock
Show
All tickets valid to retoro up to awl Ia-
dudtng Deoomber 9tb, 1911.
Full painkiller.. aril ticket* at Unwed
Trunk Ttoket utnos�
F. F. Lawrwnota t Son.. Town Pswsneor
and Tweet Agent.. Pb..e 6, Ooderlcb.
LOCALS =-PERSONALS
-Miss Tremeneer Thomas has accep-
ted a position in Toronto.
-Mn. W. A. Carter spent last
week visiting her daughter in Detroit.
-Mr. Wilson Wylie paid a vying
visit to Clinton on Saturday last.
-Miss Evelyn McDonald is at pres-
ent visiting friends in Ottawa.
-Ven. Archdeacon. Jones-lesteman.
of Grand Rapids, Michigan, is in towu
for a few days on business.
- Rev. and Mn. W. W. Wylie, of
Clinton, were in town visiting Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Mansell on Monday last.
-Klee Catherine Wylie, of Clinton,
was visitiog friends in (oderfch the
early part of the week.
Mrs. John Holliday paid a abort
visit to her sister, Mrs. A. Wade, of
fSeaforth, on Tuesday last. 1
- Mrs. J. A. Robertson, East street.
left on Wednesday to visit friends in
Stratford.
- Messrs. Fred Davis, C. A. Nairn
a d 'bra Sallow, who have begs in
CONDITIONS IN THE EAST
Sunday Scbool Superintendent Speaks on
This Question
Mr. T. F. Harrison. superintendent
Ready to serve after heating -augur-
passed for quality and tla.oer.
Don't wade your [tate to preparation.
--Bey "Melee. tr
Mrs. L. B. Tape
n u
Irrtcana. Alberta, all summer. return-
ed home'on Saturday evening.
- Mi. R. C. Carter, of the Bank of
:Montreal branchiae Winnipeg, former -
of 8ydenbrm street Methodist church, Iy of Ondericb, is in town renewing
Sunday school. Kingston, preached in st9 uart
iotaces.
the North street Methodist church on Mrs Thomas, of Thursc, North
HIS IS THE
CHRISTMAS STORE
T
,.1
HE Christmas Store is ready -Ready with the practical, the use-
ful, the sensible and the beautiful for holiday giving -Ready as
never before with stocks of holiday merchandise that have no
equal anywhere near here --Ready with big generous assort-
ments giving practically unlimited variety to pick and choose
from --Rear with down right good values that will make the
Christmas allowance go farther perhaps than you thought -
Ready to give you the best possible service and to make holiday shopping
easy and a pleasure.
The Christmas Store bids you welcome. Visit it as often as you
wish. You will be welcome whether you come to look or to buy. Every-
thing arranged for easy looking and there is plenty of room to shop in
comfort even on the busiest days.
CANADIAN
pAkc i ri c
WINTER TOURS
Tu
Cahforn;a. Florida and the Sunny
S„uth
of LI,'. rete.
For ( WINNIPEG
Lo+.. r pronto 230 0.n 1 DAILY
a, .... w.•....g $.00 am .
Comport u,••rft tib-ervatton t eat. •atand.rA
wt. •Ian. C+ ,-. Tourist seeming Car. Rin -
a,.1 at F irt•'t, 1'1w. l'oarhe.. t eloai.t l ass.
For VANCOUVER
1••.e Toronto 10 200 m. t DAILY
A, • ,.e v ane . u.se n 30 p.rw.
Coro portreent bates. r Ubserratioo Car.
:•1t.ndsrd Sampling ear. Tourist Itleepint
1V. !Nolan t'sr 11.-4 Placa t'oad.ae.
('01641i -titer.
Poetic -star. Iron JOS KIDI!
at. or writ 51 (:. 611.; KPH D.P.A..
P Ito Tomato
FARM
MACHINERY
knhirt Wilson. Massey -Harris
Agent. hoe • fall line of Farm
Meebioery always on hand. We
hair we thinks the rheapeat
and best liasolin• Rugines no
the Market.
5. J. YOUNG
SEE OUR FINE DISPLAY OF
Christmas
Chinaware
AND
Fancy Crockery
A large and varied assortment
of gond. snit.able for boliday
gifts et low prices.
Our stock of staple and fancy
groceries is new complete for
the festive season.
Special tor .Saturday
l'URtiD ME4174 and MAC'S-
•.... 4. • .it.411t1I.' A-
S. J. Young
MAPLE LRAM GROCERY
Phone rd Raeilton street
Sunday evening last. The main theme
of his address was to contrast the vast
difference which exists between chrls•
tianity and paganism. He a.atended
that this difference was apparent in
the Orient, especially in China and
Japan. Particularly touching on
Japan, the preacher cold of a upleriences
while there this year. showing that
while some of the principal streets in
(erotica, is visiting her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. J M. Proodfuot, for • few
days.
-Sheriff Reynolds went to Kingston
today with Robert Gordon. who was
sentenced last week by lodge Brit-
ton to six years in the paattenuary.
--Rev. Jorfe raufroca9 tate pastor of'
the Baptist church. has been called w
Toronto to pros %h anniversary set -
Japanese cities were beautiful in arsons on Sunday next, December 7th.
grandeur. yet the back streets were -Mr. and Mn. W. G. Smyth. of
joie as vile in the way of filth. "The Clinton, spent last week visiting
same thing." be said, "existed in the their daughter. Mn. L. k. Doherty.
social life : the exterior was hematite) Fant street
to behold while the interior was one- -Mr. A. C. Peitz. official auditor
turn." of the American !toad Machine COM -
As an illustration, Mr. Harrison said p•sny was in town last week auditing
that looking down from the top of a the books of the local branch.
high atougtein. to one side on the _ -Mt F F. Swag., travelling
cbristian populace And the other to a , freight agent of the C.P.R., was in
pagan ntultiUrd., at once told one of town on Tuesday no business. His
the great change mesion work was headquarters an at Guelph.
doing In the emit In the mind of The ladies of floe choir of the
the 'speaker the pegin religion was North street Methodist church sinter -
too vile almost to mention. as he brig taised thegrntlesen of their choir to
seew sights while in that country • small dinner last Friday evening.
which were simply appalling - Mr and stn. John Adams enter -
ANNOUNCEMENT lain the North street Methodist
choir at their residence on Park street
The ladlee of the Baptist church will tonight.
hold a sale of handkerchiefs and home A meeting °f the Ladies' Auxniary
made baking on Saturday. December of ties 1'.M C.A. will br held at Mn
Mb. at :t p. m. Place of sale ane nun- (,rue's borne, s,asbria road. ck 8at-
eeday aft«nose st boor tioloet.
fed later fon attendance of Wise is requested.
-Make your appointments noir or Air. Feed. Gould;who has °barge
of the hydroelectric power here. ex-
pects to have the lines eoonected so
that Syde ssganr may he utilised for
commercialby Jsetsery 1st.
8
-uprriatea ea~ Robert [tag, of
the western division of the O.P.R..
with headquarters at Loudon, IMO to
Ooder{ch on Tuesday afternoon in hes
special ear. .He WW1 booking Over tbe
litre and making various Inepsetlelw.
- AM. T. F. Harrison, of Bhgat mi
who preached is tbs. North street
Methodist church on Runday�iabt.
met, the st of .lop, aes
Harrison. Elginhis avenue,Mr. «bitellt{o
Oodsrich.
--Auation entevtaiessst ; 1a
simmer( kon with the Alexandra hospi-
tal will be held In the Oddfellow. ►rig
on Friday evening of this week.
Diplomas, meddle and other peweota.
Hotta ,tell b• made and • suitable
programme given-
-Mr' Mees Neville and fs IIy,
alto have bees moorhens a tt°l
for 19 years, will os Janwory wtov.
to Detroit. Their nomy f i here
ase ssavy tows theta go but Min its
rrllNtrlt god h,glth ate pros.
Ladahlp Bebop W Rita.., orf
I the diocese el Hueoe, was the poet of
Rev. .1. 8. Fot sr4s.gb•■s wiile le
tows oe Seaday. After the oedioa•
tion service 00 8110day tnorvlag bo
left Inc Den ggl■lamssooaa wines be admin-
istered ei-o ellatties and trota there
west on to L■oksew ed Mbar gime
north. ile wrn be almost from Loos
does for muted tiles.
Menges have r.eeetly takset
1a the NMI brsasb of tris
hank. MIt 8.trieSei_ot 'Tb 4,
.�3eirtt;w of Poet
so
III w t••.w
Aim Noll N Twos
Mo r 4.... d to
b win ttllslti osaes4
soon for roar ('kriatmae photos before
the rush. so obit we can do jostles to
s hili, NOW Ruts of beilday
sus anew in stock at 'fid Bi
tnr. Pleas 107.
ball.. M mars sepredeese ei dew swab
�t�g seta IK w CkrlatMs mit; Nam n
siaeti[d Nor at sasmee arra Breen
yew wird /ha 'Mime selleeeloa at vele
elat.ate at OW*
f• a
Waft w Ilse et Warns Mired �.'-
M wYeh uta tit M iron. M the IMara
s cal next see. Tkt. dere Masa 1 S of
ce.�Ae i d. Myisr
In ss areied keearata
ploy fit io, J. W. frowsier, preprie-
Also mime beautiful Steel
Ranges fres Tudhopr and And-
/wenn of (1 111x. ;Justltbe thing
for • farmer's kitchen.
\% s have in stock
Vuitton
Horse Blankets
Pomp.
Orem S.parsiers
Milking MacbI es
Decries Harness
oast hendr.d and one
'i thiage. Come in and see
Jai the
Masser -Harris Shop
swum. Street
SIXTEEN SHOPPING DAYS BEFORE
CHRISTMAS
TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF TRH
BIG CHRISTMAS RE6UCTION SALE
AT S
Never before were smelt bar/alas offered in jewelry In Goderieb.
fermi mime the RiG %ALR.
95 per coat. oil an our large steak of Chins We have just us -
packet: some beastlfvl pieces of Depo.-Art Were whbh we ars of-
fering at exe.ptloaaily low priew.
Our •rsod.01 rat d Remy0t•$4 0 ds {s 7 .hast. Military Hair Hat
ehes
of the latest asks. JIsp a l pri eel so l sl _arimrRma. tJlllmrta
Hreshes is solei • at ..p. i.' prier*, also 1edils tr need
MM,ers.
We have • very bergs rem, ref 1tl .%NR tAvse Manieere fusee. of
the latest Aeelges. all meetly eased, aM.R M Awetly rtsiseed s.
Gov Nosh 1. =ere sad yet will titre twat we tea-
-Mess hargats w►1eh will pay yes Wo tint/ adwnta. goods
asse r rwa.es..ted or your meow refusided.
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Exceptionally Beaotifid Designs sad exceptionally
Good Valens is
NANQKXRCHIEFS:
The gift that is ale/4),s right is the Handker-
chief. There is never a mistake giving them, and
there is' small chance of one being made if the
selection is made from the stock at the Christmas
store. There are more Handkerchiets, Netter
Handkerchiefs, prettier and daintier Handker-
chiefs gathered together here than we have ever
before attempted to show. They will appeal to
you both from the standpoint of beauty of design
and actual good value, for they have come to us
direct from the makers in Ireland and Swtier-
land.
Ladles' and ('bilaren'. Hemstitched Handkerchief,, 3 for
10c, up to the Hnrut and sheerest of limns at each
25o and 30o
Gentleu,en'■ Iirruatitcbed Handkerchiefs at from 4 for
95c for a good cambric up to the Hoe Irish linen• at
arch.... ...
....aft land 35o
Bnys'tancy colored and colored Bordered Handkeii Iref•.
aeweerised finish, at 3 for Ono and 2 for ....... .....25o
Ladies Hemstitched Initialed Handkerchiefs, All pore
linen, at 3 for... . SOo
Gentlemen's Nematitr'bed Linen initialed lIandk.n•hinfs.
very fine quality. at leach. .2flo
An almost eodlese est.urtment of Ladies Fancy Emleoul-
ered Handterebiefs in swiss mn.lin or real Iri-n
linen. dainty, delicate, beautiful design's. e
tion unequalled in this rection of the province. The
prime ars from 2 for tic with a good assortment tt
preclically every price up to $1.51/ ..ch. special
values at each ..25o. 35c and 1300
Bring the Children to the
Doll Show on Saturday
They will enjoy it, for there will be
Dolls by the score to interest and
amuse them. We have a double
stock of Dolls this season. A big
clearing lot bought at cut-rate prices
from a big importing jobber, because
some of his western customers can-
celled their orders and lett him with
the Dolls on his hands, put us in a
position to offer really remarkable
aloes in Dolls. Again we say, bring
the children and let them see them.
Many varieties on view here Saturday.
The Big $I.00 Doll is
Wonderful Value
lie Whew yes see -it am wU3„aay. an- V.,
is 11 to 14 inches Meg, has rest eyebrows
and eye -Mina. heavy head of bale. Mo-
to( eyes, welt -made body. may dressed
In a variety of styles and muterlai.. The
equal of any Doll at the pries to be W
anywhere. Special each In • fl
separate box at only ... . .. ..
.00
More Millinery Bargains
Bargains because they ' hacr the:
appearance, the style and the quality
of Hats at double the money. Sold at
these reduced prices because we
bought the hats and trimming• from
an overstocked wholesaler at a traction
of their actual worth.
Visit the Fancy GOods Counter
our Fatley Goode Master M the place
to codes at holiday tams At 11 «111
and p gift of w Mue fir i.ty
ma -
lag p gifts and aI■or9assat °t' deist
nasties that met aeeept.tie holi-
day gifts.
Costs for Children
Extra lodgements M Obll rest s Coots
for Deseslrsr..Item. ♦ *pasha }hostels
fres • isssut'settuler was M wee takkllg
Hoek gave us some Oasts very vouch
oader their actual worth. Mise rue from
e to 11 yearn nogg mohair is doses good
.Hiss is the lot Reguler values SEW to
•1200 Take year aloha ler $4.90
oa
Children's Trimmed Hats $1.45
Twenty Children's Felt Hata. all ready
trimmed. Navy, td. hems and baa.
Beery she new and good quality trim-
mings need. Aetoal valises gi i3 l
33.60. Choice d the 9D foe only. ..�1 .45
Ladies' Trimmed Hats at $3.45
Th. rains of tient Hamar* from en.111
to 37.00 each. They are (food wanty felt..
homes. etc. Nese tlJs'-" hl the trim
ire
as
• Thi bets e
O
wrigbt ■Sia■
on�Vt/ 4 e
bicame.d is *Annult...min at
only . e..
We are Selling Handsome
Tailored Suits for $1750
Moro aero lord" wow Who wbo who
ow oos for Ohm lo wo .dl. Mol nary bowlne g, is
tailored le Ii ibog styles tM the season'
Moistly belts aai twl•ets. Sift lined.
it r" va5sts.o�s 1 M t12.O0. Seven
y to sate
as line .. S1 7.50
New Dresdes Silks
e Need= Silks jos
s
naal 1ise.Mh tae owitoow . •ahoy .re
edmesd ilyles for emit same, rushed
diem* by fleet engem ere' loodon.
dodgem at oar yard *L .Pl e
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Hodgens Bros.
Meet law Mrs
NOW 11 lila 'lite R TO BUY
THE LADLES'
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