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Save Money
By buying the best
H v g r a d e Electrical
goods _ at the lowest
prices.
We cati give earl the lest
harzains in E'ectrical Vixltlre..
Electrieel Supplier. etc.. because
we are under small ripener.
Flashlight Batteries
every variety
Tungsten Lamps
and
Hotpoint Heating
ood
ala aye in stack
Dont he foolish. (ane where
your dollar goes the farthest.
Ilnuae Wiring end Herein'
ere our ►peci•Vie.. We at, noth-
ing else.
W. J. HUDDART
Eke ti trot C'onttnr tar
\oath .tree[ over Signal
1
(COAL
Having pit rehased the bind -
nee. formerly conducted by
Mellow F. Blow Hc:wes, we pur-
pose dealing in
Coal, Wood
Lime, Cement
Fire Brick, Etc.
We will handle Scranton
end Lehigh Valley Cad, two
lines which ere recognized ash
the best. We 'sitar ten giv=
the peorle of Gudench and
vicinity the best service pos-
sible, and shall :ie glad to
hear from all of Mr. Holmes'
customers and any others
who wish anything in our
line..
All orders left with Jae.
Yates. \L est street, promptly
attended to.
McDonagh&Gledhill
'Phone No. 75
Yards at G. T. IL, Neilson Street
COUNTY --DISTRICT
BAYP1ELO
Mee. Stanbury and Mier Stuart left
last Saturday for London to spend the
winter.
Mise Edith Rathwell, of the Goshen
line. is visiting this week with )los
Spackman.
Mr And Mr.. \Vm. Reid. of Winni-
peg..re visiting Mr. Reid'. p.rruts o0
the Front road.
\Vork on the "square' iaat a stead-
•1II this week but it is expected it will
THE SIGNAL : QODERICI ONTARIO
earl evening,•.d by eaves o'clock
sharp were p tioally all sted
arousedd
aroused three twiny decorated
tattles. bountifully laden which bad
been arranged In • spacious upstairsom
rooms. The ru"n
e., cost•[ tog of roast
fowl and "time iich dei(oecies, prnvld.
ed • feast par rzrellence, and needier*
to add. wan ,heroughly enjoyed by all.
Wit arid wl,dout'lowed (trete lduring
the water flamer uspry h
%Vlllsne. the pastor, discharging the
duties of toast -waster. A pleasing
feature of the ev.ei°g was the presen-
tation of a gold watch andchain to
the bride by the groom. Many and
t
shortly. b resumed I tiv hearty c.xtgnatislet toms were el
v tato le for hate•
7'h. annual Christmas tree ande tended the happy p sf 11•
terrain;lent of St. Andrews e
Sunday school will be held n tht iday
evening. December Iw(14,te devoted at
own
hell. The proceed
buying • congregational library. Ad-
usirsiuu, 211 teats.
PORT ALBERT
Aar. Otwav Hoyden was a visitor iu
Aube, n on Tuesiley.
Mr. \Vat. Gauley visited irlalivrr iu
Clinton over Sunday.
Mrs. Alford Quid visited with het
Gerlerich reboots. Inst week.
Mr. and ales. Alfred Quaid and \li,,.
Ktiz.tteth Clark spent the week -end st
Mr. .1. Schuenhol'r in Clinton.
Mrs., Hugh McGuire end ►on, of
(indrricb. Ate visiting heat parent-.
Mr. and Idte. Tbonia" Wil•oo. Jr.
Nail. Berney Joseph and Mire Retia
McLennan, of Detroit, wee. guest. ot
Mi. end err. Walker Nlwray Inst
week.
7'bingi are looking so thnugh ('hriat-
m•a. was [tear in the village .lore.
Holiday goods air x11 opened taut now
and you will fled some extra g"
values there. Ask- aLJut the pre.,it.w
given with purchases atu...uitu,g to death. rind others have. moved away. t
it ie st it weedily ineren•iug. May dal
p never n -'t- r grow tee.
Th.- young pr, pie of 1. ' ' rn an 1
fiuulop inrr"d guise their to-usl
Clea..,.[n,n+ere r,re',intent. on the even-
ing of tier-emi,er'rt, d. A. the e
leg completed Io ."ecce u y
411nr1,P1' 01 a cenrm y of &treated
life. .rd test wisher for the eon -
t 'nuance of that bleared relation-
ship for et est another tweuty-ttve
years. were freely repre.med. The
remainder of the evening WAepent in
Kane•, merle and the "friendly chat"
and a .hort progrst11111. of both 1nef ru-
met'ed and vus•al n"tsic, reuuinee and
a splendid adds -e h)' Mr. \Vorthy
Ryan, bring much appreciated. Mr.
Nr. and Mi.. Ryan were the
le-
cinients of many tool rosily prevent.,
which will eonstenth• and hentitilully
deuton.ltato tate love cosi With esteem
in which they are hetet by toasty
ft :ends.
DUNLOP
The ntxili•ry of the. \V F.M S. met
last Wednesday at the chnrrh. The
weather war tine :and there was a well
a(.1 114 at""and an enjoyable tine eras
spent, We hops to see a larger uleui-
to-rsbip during the coming year than
ever. The society is now entering its
'ightrent It year mud though several of
the members have been removed by
tive dollars.
BENMILLER
Mr-. John Pohlad') hes gene 1 '
Scot l cosi
1111 a t•tset 10 her soothe, , tt ho
is very sick. She sailed this trek and
is travelling alone: -
Mrs. Shnebridge hes lett,' ied home
to Michigan. She was pleased at her
drparu„r to Ir•rn ber father. Ma.
Heddle. wee so much improved.
Niro. NI. Vansitne tort with a tai
accident on Sunday morning. On
stepping nut of the house she slipped
on • boatel and fell, hreakieg her
auklr.
The Bible c1Aas of Heemiller Metier. ndhlt't Gad 13 cents f x childrru. isrep I•
din chuet h err having a special day the date opeo. a
next Sunday. A rectod etteudance at
Sunday sehool is wilted fur in the tGODERICH TOWNSHIP
morning end Arrangements are being There will • shoot over the rtngr's
madeevena for r epactal tattle il,le clearers
inediet of the Gonerich township title .awe•
the
when other Bible classes "f' int on Tuesday, Decemuhtr lt1:h.
preathe 'nt. Ar ieii"ood are r i tot, to he MThe literary society of 8.S. No. i,
singsnt. and Rev's abate i+ s lead the I (,girt ich township, intermit holding
ringing Revs. A. 1'. NA►h went A.
W. Brown ore to give suitable ad-
dresses.
A Fen and
Complete Line
t1F
Foreign and Domestic
Fruits carried
Confectionery and
Fancy Biscuits
Oranges
Raisins
N uts
Eating Figs
Dates
Grapes
and everything for
Christmas
"Quality's Best"
POWELL
The Grocer On the Square
'Phone •1
We have still on hand • few
FIRST-CLASS
RANGES and
HEATERS
which we are selling off and will
got he replaced. oleo anything
owe catalogue •bows at ver?
[slow pekes. Cell and we [.ent.
get oar prime es
PLUMBING
NIATING
ILEECTRIO WIRING
DISTAL WORK
arid
ROOFING
Prompt .tt.etior paid to al
orders.
ememewommemeemeammer
it
ter are going to a great deal of trout's
i n getting up the atta i r it it tone hoped
it will be well patronized. 'Their will
be A dialog" . entitle ti -The Old Naid,"
l,erides some email von -"•e► relectt
,ne
•10o some teci'atione by the ytiaata I
children. A l'bristmaa tree is to be
on hand too, the tui, pingof which is
alwev one of the msiu features in the
rye. of 'he Lille ones. All adtnimaiun
fee of '2.i cent will he charged for
KIPPEN
rheic enamel eute,tainment on Alun -
day. Deceuttwr 22nd. A good pro -
animate is being Vrepated. Every-
body welcome.
Mts. Barnby and little daughter ate \ meeting of the temperance work -
visiting that lady's Irritants, rod en in Goderich'nwn•hip WAS held et
Mee. Wm. Icison. Hnhnesville on Tout'rday afternoon of
Mr. and Mrs. \Vm. Palmer. nt untie_ this week to complete the organize -
rich, visited at the home of Mr. J. B. I tion of the Scott act campaign. There
D,nudale last week. was a good attendance of workers.
The first 'Peeling of the season of
Beans have been a fair crop this
year. One of the beat of their is that
of Mr. D. W. Hervey, who threshed
abort 6111) bushels from 3S acres.
\Ve ere 'lorry to have to report this
week that Mn. John Cochrane. of the
town line. it so ill that her friend" de-
spair of her recovery. Her sister. Mee.
George Kennaird. accompanied by her
husband, art ived this week from Van- clat,, mud the reoretary instructed to
another to he pates["[ during Mr,. 1o, ward ramie. The next meeting was
tL'orbttit with ore held on Wednesday, evening of this
It r• great regret that the
people of Ihi• vicinity heard that Nle, wewk, when reports of various ex peri-
and Mrs. Alex. Buchanan werelest'iva menta conducted during the season
next week to go to 1Vheeilry in Kent were received, also reports of field crops
roust)•, where Mr. Bucheuan hatsecut- competition. The anneal enrolment
rd . wail 'slide of which lie iv to be the of inemhris wits continued and election
courier. During the almost five cents of officers held at tbie meeting. A
they have endeared themselves to the shots musical prolttamme way also
comutunity and in the Methodist given.
church they will he especially ',Assad AUBURN
where they have been faitbftl work,rs
and attendants.
On Wedne.dec, the :ted inst.. Mt.
Peter McKenzie, a pre emus )•Wring
farmer 01 Tuckersmith, end Mies
Hirano... eldest daughter of Mr. and
Airs. Joseph Hood. were quietly stat•
lied in the manse, Kipper'. by Rev.
John Rirherd,on. They left Seisforth
on the afternoon train for a wedding
trip to Drumla. Ayr and !bight. ' The
numerous friends of the happy couple
join in wishing them bon voyage over
the matt imoniml era.
the Goderich Township Farmers Club,
held on Thursday evening, Nov-
ember _ th, was a decided succese.
Prof. Hutt, of the Ontario Agriculture
College at Guelph, wits present, and
gave e, most interesting discourse upon
"Beantifving the Home end Surround-
inge." Resolutions of vympatb *ere
posted to all bereaved families in the
M:e. Maggie Small. of Toronto, is
.vi -Icing Mies Sadie Carter.
Aware. Howeon k imwwon ere ship-
ping the balance ot their lumber this
week.
Mr. Setnuel Mitchell occepiee Ur.
John Neegel's property. moving in
Imo week. Scott's
The sale of Mia Frances
reins stock realized good prices, cattle
Mingles' high prices.
Mr. Wm. Match has sold his resi-
dence herr to Mr. Oliver Lawton who
expecte to move his parents here on
December lStb.
Auhttrn it tc have a bend Mr. Her.
old Blackstone. of Goderich, is In-
euteeting the boys and expects to be
reedy for spring engagements
Mr. John Jazdlue..f Gnderieh, has
nerved into part of Mr. George Ask-
with's house. Ha Is engaged as team-
ster for Messes. flowerie k Iswsoo.
A. Lalsg =paces is sawsrl inset
the new manse sown, while Mr. Wm.
Muteb will occupy the old manse for
the winter *.oaths. This 311. all avail-
able bowers here at present.
Mr. Matthew Lockhart ham mold -his
Nem' in East and Wert Wawatnosb
to Mr. James Niebolaos. of Dunt an -
4400, for b311I Gad gives p weese
l,re In
the spring. We welcome Mr. and Mrs.
N iebolenn back to their tomer bogie
again. Mr. I+ockbert totemds buying
a home be the Allege.
A very pretty wedding was sotwas-
ieed at the berme of Mr. staid Mrs. Her-
bert Mngtidge on Wednesday, Dseesm-
1er 3rd, when their Aster. Miss Bertha
MaOetsM we. milted M 'marriage to
Aar. W. Marsh by Rev. W W.
Wylie. of (blame. Pewledy as ail:
n the Midemeseed the parlor es
the arm of her Imhof to the strains of
tbe wedding morel' played b7 Miss
Dora Megri/ie. Mee* of the .Iona.,
and where the gr -os awaited bar
louder an aero of everjrieSI by
flowers. The groom was ae. s
NILE
Mrs. Dodd. of Altana. is visiting her
dengbter. Mr.. Lewis Taylor.
Mies lOnsa °Irvin *nasi Mies Mettle
McKslght visit*/ Mrs. John Hackett
last 8ttnda .
Mr. and Mrs. Thomaa Baird and Mr..
Aaft'MGoedems,ji ited at Mr. J. H.
Frndatterrgest weeks-: a
Rev. H. Willa." preached on the
test, "Heal the Sick" on tuberculosis
8onday. November 30th.
Mrs. R. Mcllwalta is impIoving rap-
idly and we bops will sown bare fully
*,gained her [renal health.
The W.M.8. held their regular mnn-
tbly meeting at the home of Mrs.
Jan.'s 7lawnprroe on Wednesday after-
noon.
A number of the younll people from
Isere attended Ibe box metal given at
Zion church on Tosodsy right. In
suite d the homy met sed muddy
road all resorts id tine,.
The funeral the lataFrank Mc-
Intyre was wiled ow Bateaday
afternoon last at two o'clock. A lag*
numbs of 1rle.d.ar'qualataesees
psi. their last 'Abaterelle et Me the
depeama by feliowi.R rort,ge to
esaseMery. The sympathy
of the Melwk7 le attended to tbe
bereaved hod?7 sareistally to the aged
father aid ulstheir who here lost a yea
in the prime d asesbeod.
Another sat osarrreess is the death
of Max Ceti Pamdsee, widow at
the Tete Thaw Pa diced. el Dem
gamses. whist" ees.easeemd .tGet
west.
whoa. rho ieseseeds by
her 1sster.. Meer 011e Twat*/
glr
and grsadJwughate. MOO Lawes lrwis.
had been mletlus l her dace[ Muibter.
Mae. J. fleydeps. se4 ether rattler,.
Th. s.. s.TM sews same so• Amok to bee many
W. R. PINDER
lbw tf 0.elltbn Street
eimmefte
Christmas Tide Remembrances
can easily be useful as well as beautiful if you buy them at
THE COLBORNE STORE
IT WILL BE MONEY SAVED TO YOU TO DO YOUR
CHRISTMAS SHOPPING HERE
1TH the experience of many years of successful Christmas trading to guide us, we have gathered
together to- this year's holiday selling from every quarter that could be laid tinder contribu-
tion for the purpose, a magnificent array of the choicest, staple, and fancy articles suitable
for the Holiday buying.
Of the splendid Christmas shopping display set forth for buyers with a keen appetite for getting " the
best value for the least money ' we would say that the goods told of in each and every item are new anti
desirable as well as the best of their kind, and the prices are absolutely the lowest for which dependable
goods of their character can be sold.
Handkerchiefs
it goes without vying that Handkerchiefs are always accept-
able and much prized gift. and every succeeding Christmas sees still
more and more of them 'cid At thio store. Our showing this year
exceeds any t iu i- arae In ynalily and quantity. They come to,
"a direct from the ureter.' through their x ,entr, hence our excep-
tional value..
Lutists' 'thane lean end nitre linen. rnrners and one side em-
broidered, all the way trout 50 tip to $1.25.
'ISO, 10o. 111o. 20e: -Ola 300. 400, 50o 500. aro) on to
$1.28. pie. Irish linen edger) with very tine Irish tare.,
tidies. Initial H.D. F.S.. 100 11111 up to a pure Irish linen at
25o.
1.411.e' awl men's nitre linen hemstitched. } and inch hems.
15a, 20o. 25o and 300. Full sized real Excelda, maser's label GDr
e.ech, 150 or :' for 25o.
Hundred+ of hemstitched lawn at so or ti for 21o. Children's'
colored homier. hemmed, 5o. P:ctu,e packets. 3 fur 50. Fatly
pietism, for the little tots.
Battenburg Embroidered Crochet Articles
These articles, hared mule, most of them linen, came to its from
Japan. W. have them all the way froto w six-inch stat to a large
Center Tshl•. ('over. T. ay Ciotti. end Dre•.er Vicerfs, and our prices
are an low, if not lower than you u-nally pay for anacbias made
articles of it similar kind.
• Fancy Articles for Christmas Presents
Hand made .n'Islin Aprnme. 25o.
('heck muslin Apron., lays trimmed and satin ribbon ties, Soo
and ffOo.
Hnujoir Cans, hand made, beautifully trimmed with satin or
silk ribbon, 500.
Handkerchief Bags. 25o.
Fancy Duet Ceps. 25o.
Fancy \Vnrk Begs. 5Oo.
Hand -suede Rosebud Tier. Ti...26o.
Crochet Ties in many color*. Regular 35o. holiday price 25o.
Linen Goods
in pure Irish make. Table Clothe with napkin• to match, tulips
chry.anthemum,.cantbsaand rose pattern'''. Cloths. 7'1:1111, Napkin..
to f size. These were i iught expressly for our Christtues trade
and our prices are much lower than regular figures on like linens.
Goma bleached *rehlinve. 63 to 72 loche. wide. pure linen, 75o,
$1.00. *1.25 and $1.50.
Tights Napkins from 75o to $3.00 * dozen. size• in a email ten
to a { dinner. Oar tinge is large end you will find role price. low.
One piece of @J -inch bleached pure linen Tabling. AOo, and rine
piece heavy half -bleached loom, diced pattern. p
Silk Motor Scarfs
in whirrs, eeeam. sky. rose, ineuve and block. Yl yards long and
from $1.00 to $11.78.
r
Kid Gloves
A pair of kid gloves ia always a suitable and welcome. parses,
and a vwlueble one, too. 1l you w tot the hest always tiny Perrin ..
They won't go wrung ezeept rarely and then you get another tie.'
iu excha»ae. We have them in black, tan, grey and white. in too
qualities, $1.00 and $1.215.
We have a tan English walking glove nt $1.00. A great
winter glove and • great weer -re.
Hoods and Caps
('hitdren'e hoods and raps. A large anurtment of colo:. i,. •
choose from. Pricer from 35o to $1.00.
Chn.eern'• '-sol glove. sod mitts iu white, cardinal. navy :u1.1
black, 25o, SSo and 50o.
Furs
No gift more serviceable or Metter than a nice Muff or Stole t r
both. Owing to the Lowman! mild weather during the last few
weeks which made fur "piling rather slow, leaves us more Fun than
ere oul t W have and being anxious to hire frothing left at 1,1
o'clock on Christmee Eve we are putting pikes ern low that nothing
rbould be left to 'tell after Christmas. Note the following pricer':
Black Coney Stole ,OO
Black Coney Muff ...... • .................... .80
Black liable Stole
)flack Sable Muff
Kuesian Coney Stolle ..................
Hamden Coney Muff..
Persian Lamb Sault........:......
Persian Lamb Muff......
.... $5.80
.80
$11.00
$14.80
Siberian Lynx Nude . ...•sees. $s18.00
Siberian Lynx Muff... .... 315.00
A tew odd piece( 1n Marmot, Opossum end Hume Martin at
about ntaket's prices.
. Lace Collars
The largest aeortment we ever offered is bete now ready for
your inspection and et real holiday prices. In Cluny lure or crochet
from tic up to $1.:10 in sets of collar and cuffs. Come herr for your
lase collars and cuffs it you want extra Values_
Waists, Skirts, Gowns, Corset Waists
A new shipment just arrived direct from the ...ahem, in Lawn
and Voile Waists. beautifully made and trimmed, everyone new
designs for this Cbristmae Polling. Long or short sleeve.. open hack
or front. and prices range from Ifo to $3.50.
Three made of Voile are exceptionally attractive.
White lawn gowns and skirts. Anyone wanting a : kirt or a
gown should ere this assortment. Cloth flue, attractive trimming
and pricer right.
A very neat Corset corer for 25o. others 40e. Nrw this week.
J. H. COLBORNE
Mr. Thomas Manning. of Loodou. ember meeting at the horse of Met.
brother of the pride, while the brides- James Acheson on the afternoon of
maid was Miss Kea Marsh, of Detroit,' ajar lath at 2.:111 o'clock. The subject
sister of the groom. The bride wins' will be "Books end. Reeding.- Roll
dsiutly dressed in whits glories bilklCa1l, "Christmas Thoughts." Ladies
trimmed with white satin and peen".. take notice that the meeting is a
She wove a bridal veil with orange 1 weekeatilrr than usual. All ate roe--
blossomsandcurried ashower bouquet dully 1, vited.
of roses and maiden hale fern. The -
bridesmaid was gowned in cream silk ST. AUGUSTINE
and lace with touches of lavender and
cart led a bouquet of carnation.. After
rongretulstioos the party proceeded
to the dlnlog realm where asumptuo.ue
wedding dinner wan parlskee d. This
happy couple will settle down amid the
lest wishes of friends. The prevents re-
ceived showed the esteem in which the
young couple were held.
e= "44 s. hetilVire M
deem N um.gmm.'vs on Myilay sRar-
msee at two a desk.
Oeesb Dole is , +tbe eminates el
Mr. yea M,.i nisasa s of i fW,
.em Nae serve of . m 11 .m.b.
tteem* satelm asry al their wed.
mds tiel ttmas 1104. Abase ss M 1s the
ENTER ANY DAY
AT THs
NORTHLPN
8USIiN1L3S COLLUM
*woo wlsse. ONTARIO
Iadieldeal iaetr.MIos. Thirty-
three roma meewer. Pedaloes
gtlssaallfted W gradates. Ileac'
Cl.Mem
h. R.w so. F. O. A.
jhlsetpal. G. D Pummel,
tie estary.
Mr. John Jefferson is somewhat im-
proved.
Mr. and Mts. Will Thompson visited
Morels and Orry Maeda last week.
Mise May Fowler. of Ooderich. is
visiting her Mother. Harry, this week.
Mr. sod Mrs. (iwt ge Robertson. of
Lucknow, visited ft tends to this vicin-
ity this week.
Mr. Ed. Robinson returned from the
51'. HELENS ' west last Saturday to spend the winter
Sea the hills frog' the St. Helens title with fei.rode here.
doh oosoert oc Deeember Int b. ( Mr. and MN. John Shanahan, of
Mw• Ja►giaa-B.rbOSt iRe i hit,toC ('limos. visited their daughter, Mrs.
gleed Isle Sas siseir mt' vn-tFm Mt4.1 io-'p 5544. last wait.
week. 1 A number of fanners from this
Meew.• J. Webster, Will Taylna. vicinity attended Miss Shotes ■uetioo
S. Taylor. Med. Humphrey, F. ToN. H: sale, near Auburn. last Wedoesday.
Mace 1. NattersoS, B• filler. attended 11
- -
and d McDoaaid his weak.
Helms* hobnobfat cattle show at Guelph this
the Wo-
men.
Th. tit. Hale hroIs
's lsstitute will hold thele Dec-
KINTAIL
Mr. M. A. McKenzie it heck bows
'regain after • maneth's resit is 1)04.th
and Sault ate. Mark. the W.H.
The .actual s.eettes roll
and F.M 8. will tate place at the hose
of lire. Roes owe Wedaerday.
Mies Teo& Mclwsaa. aif Loebaleb.
visttad at the home of her (eland. Mrs.
M. C. Mcku.sh. o. Saturday ewes-
are
$.S. 1'fa, 3
The nasi mot whisk will
are for • ewr'evt
be held is Kissail t6+sel ea eh* eves-
eg d F`tdat. Deewsi *t 1 ,
Itmiesiore-
ev. Maeda*
ariserel aawea1y of the Odes reml Presager/ries
ge
ehmpty ttfry Tb.td 1 ehnrele is Commie, new o. feriae*
Mast M. bbd d v ahesalsl'l will give as aaaeees ars ,stades work
e.
theThe Mood Ms.m throat aka Y` in 's.44is the Arafeid Presbyterial'
weary mese ruiner". If rem eAu«•b on the e,rv.igg ef W ed.esday.
abitlki ~maks t ~ s rm*/i tM 17th d Oeeetabar• k -.t75. .M
1swth..a that tt.. Timiw r 1 avail ..n...wl' ibis •»•rusts ty d
tasmd r of craw e mime
bees
Ile . Mettiestiw
W r woe web. ars r one is
~Jid eg the
nnoosamoas
said .est tehased W 0.- *Me ebb bleed 'Welt as
°
sapper .hew[ dhetatsraas time
K salm_u . neer sew same beeper.
by atmtei I m teem area [seems. to Ret
WOW Memos Meese sad Joe
WANG, ham. aielaad Maes fee the
wlmgr. They Weed maLle5 K Mealy
fee to 0. saM.y elthe tlt .r«a 010r POW
ameiew`ell sera the Mem misaber al Mew.
tlh..et. They helm se asst`* .w.
DQdoa
Sidney
Pma
A large collection of Dolls. dames, Mechanical
Toys and Dry Goods to choose from. In the
selection of - - - - -
CHRISTMAS GIFTS
How much pleasanter it is to [wry your Gifts at a store where
evesytbin4 has been chosen with ear, and where pteesot• are
played to writ trots childhood to aid age. 'These are a few of alta
items to help your mwsoty.
For Ladies
atilt waM. and Ihestes, Drs04ineose nae Went Shawls and
Sweaters. Floe Neckwear Sisk and Wool t'nderskirta. Veil" and
Searle. Fancy Belts and Hand Dells. Faster Comhe and BaadMns
Gimes arid H.04.ry. Drams sad Centro Pieces, Toilet Articles ,end
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For Meet and Boyi
Tie* and Neck Scarfs, Handkerchiefs. Papeteries. Shat ng
80a, Sweater Omits. (lag end Mitts. Books and Games.
For Children
Heeds. Veils and asap•. Tye and Games, Pletur. and Story
Books. Dead. 0* ail kinds. Fier Sete and Dresses, Handkerchiefs.
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