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SAVE, because- No. 63
A savings account is an insurance against the
unexpected.
}lead Office, King and Bay Streets, Toronto
Goderich Branch -ANDREW PORTER, Manager
A. G. NISBET,
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IS AGENT FOR,
All kinds of Insurance
OFFICE NRXT CANADIAN RANK OFOOMMERCE, GO DER It'11
Peters.: Orrice St: Hoven 160. P..0. Box Ili
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Skates Sharpened
15c per pair
EAST ST. GAI AGE
Next Town Nall
pf1ONE 243
PUBLIC NOTICE
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
j ret yt VMS Or TMa FJTATa or y:LK.tneTH
lit K/.•%Ix. LATA Or TOO Ton ■ 01I .'.
•e H. I. rag I'OCNTT Or Hutton.
Ileum henry Moen p•
Da it onto runGeo. V.
t [O 1 DeV.
c.
MIA •.a. -retain r;. ne hnving
test ■11 per.o
deign anent the •+ ate of the .•4. lets S,112..
Wb 1rr1:• D 1 r wbodied on or &bent the rM h
fp e(trpreruber. A.11. 1543. are renelred ea er
war. the ;Ihdo ofJuraty. A.D. ts11.. to Ole
tisk Winton' J K. Holm +. of that told town of
Qrrerid,. Ph) part el
r • ...tett-meat
moo leo test M bs t hetwiff
my and upon the mil nano theist] Pint -Wee
eYl premed to dimtrtm.te the nest. t i e1 &1d
fade Moog 1 M .or.ou • emitted is •
kg Mart only to the eialemi whisk win
.aa 1 isle not ee. And �t�he sold a of the Wit. of
to. o. -tete
in Ycoedit of wao.e cMlm
ter ata �-ate to any coeditor
he dun hot then beye}.d nstlor. A.11. IDIS
rated At. 1 ah day Of November Wirt-
lam11
11l'DLF:1' RiIIME$. of the tow.. of
In the Just, of Heron. noileitor f •r the
taco #..e ret.". 113"
GODERICN
i
I Children's Aid Gifts
The t;htldew's Aid society seknowl-
edges with thanks • bale of children's
clothing fees the Mbmeser brash at
th. Wamun's Mk■1LMrt aseisty em
the Nil. deeult. The garments wore
I
must! made by members et
W.M.B.he
and were ddiv.red by Mrs.
J. b Mille for distributIos W Mr. G.
M Elliott, comity secretary, Uoderiob.
Also • dooatiotl of good weerebis
clothing from Mrs. A. D. McLear, of
uoderieh, and a gift of 116 !rout Huron
lodge No. 412, 1.0.0.F.. tioderlcb. Mr.
James Outt, secretary of Ibe Blyth
branch tie the Children's Aid society,
sends • contribution of 1111 front the
Blyth branch of the Wouneu'a Insti-
tut:.
Mrs. Whilty Dead
Thele died at Mitchell on the a)tb
tilt. Maria Hawkins, widow of the I•te
Moose Wbitty, at the age of 72 siren'
and six months. Her death removes
another of the old and much reepectd
citizens of the Huron district. Her
husband predeceased her by a little
over one year. The surviviontmem-
bers of the family are : Ohat los, (trend
Trunk freight agent, Mitchell ; Leo.
Grand Truuk beggigeman, Godericb ;
James, in the United States, and one
daughter, Mrs. Richard Harris, of Kin-
cardine. Deceased was a member of
the Roman Catholic church which she
attended regale, ly when gable.
THE SIGNAL GODB1RICH ONTARIO
INFO
y- I RypsRTwON• At 'untie/rt.r.
. rata Thuds
e.
I Dsosbef lath. Freon., Imbel Young4 ti'iref M•. mud Mr, K.
aged IS moat ler.
Death of Dr. John McIver
From the Kincardine Reporter we
take the following account of the
death of Dr. John McIver, of Peck.
Michigan, brother-in-law of Mr. T. '1'.
Leckie, of this town :-
The death of Dr. John Nle Iwar occurr-
ed
ccursed in Kincardine on Friday, Novem-
ber 24tb. i)eceased carne here from
hi. home iu Peck, !Michigan. about
Ithree works ago to search u( better
health. He has been ailing from a
(-implication of cheesier* which has
1 cheesier* baffled medical akin for the peat year.
sod which proved fatal. Deceased
I was born in Roes-shire,'cotlend, and
I came to Canada with his par.nta when
• child. Hie father, the IwteAalcolu.
McIver, was one of the p,oneer farm-
! en of Huron township on the ninth
concession. where the sul•ject of this
sketch spent his early day.. Being of
pudIous 'find, John 1.Mclyrr Hued
hlmsef1 Inc se boor re scifi ils weak. gar, a'
n ber of years be taught school at
Ripley. Mer be studied medicine
Iand graduating, he prac:ird in De-
troit and Peck. He marled a Kin-
esrdioe girl, Mire Maggie Leckie.
She witb one daughter is lett to mourn
his lose. Two sisters, the Mischa Mc-
Iver. Bruce avenue, also survive him.
He was a member of Elk I:Idge No.
263. A.F. & A.M., of Peck, end he was
interred with Masonic humors thereon
Mande) afternoon. Northern Light
lodge conJucting the esevire. which
MUSIC 1311M. mummies
Ttse hatowtmb*s order al service
In the local cbuy.M for the Christ
mas season. In the majority 91 oases
the musical ssrvi al ill o gi gives s mi t
Sunday meed repeagd op
attar Christman
Mt_OAORHN'R CHURCH
Christmas Day:+1am•-Holy �M-
muotos ; 1 I a. m. - Nofrsisg Prayer
,end Holy
.tar -Pee rrel
Vobtrtary-Yaeteral Sy in phosilaDde
1
O Coote All Ye tlaltbful"Baroreri
}IrmoVeneto.... ...... Ooote
Psalm lit . • M asPali
Psalm tie
Te Demi.
JYbilata... U••• e
hisolia
GloOerely
▪ r a 'Mibi Garrett
Hymu
."Hark the Herald Aaysl-
Sermon Her. J. B. F
Anthem --"The Fent More,*
or it Newton
daoctus ..• Plummer
Hymn ••Hrlghteet and
y Beet of the Hous of the Morning"
Gloria in ExceIais.. OI Can
Nenc DioultUs. Oregoran
Rev. J. B. Fotherioghare, rector;
Mr. A. Roy Adams, choirmaster end
organist.
NORTH 8T. METHODIST CHURCH
Morning, Anthem •'Cafut
on the Listening Ear of Night'
Tenor Selo -"In Bethlehem"
Mr. A. 0. Styles
Evening, ',bijou's*. Cir•ol... ,...
"Silvery Stars"
Anthem "First Christmas Morn"
Anthew........"By B•
Rev. W. K. Hager, pastor; Mr.
Geo. H. King, organist and choir-
master.
Y.
er
PATTI/N. --In Colborne. tp Ile•day ()member
1:.. Ann Cora Paten. widow of tae late
John Patton. aced to yew..
- FOR SALE
•
DOR SALE.--BRED-TO-LAY BAft-
ir MRD took esekenN. Ap/b to H. , K.
REV ELL
Adam. the Kilolitre of the •.iM -
PUBLIC NOTICE
f1rhu-1„e . fwreerlymedn•'led by the le le
J. r. Andr•.•.11110 hien he rare tr en shit 1•f
a. EST AT): of J. r. ANDslaws.
ANTIIID
WANTED.-NTORAGK ROOM FOR
.apple. and aprlablem Apply
to
�KRICAN ROAD MACRINSco. ebtt
FARM HELP ANrDQ DOM BBTIrC
IICH\•.►Nst ee4 iswJ. airing CQUIL.
�aaY Ik e b St wri to WILLIAM
fi..o.lafoa (jeweswwmt ga,phyawe•t
Ave. a.. How... oar. Order. left with M. D.
"Moor et Hisee. Oat, will t.oatre �ortsfr.11
at rano
WEST WAWANOSH
FIREINSURAXCECO• 1
tine of the beat In the Purr -
"lc' . Fixed rate of a5teaw0r"t. i
Liar Plock Insured at its full
vskie whether on the farm or
SITUATIONS VACANT.
WAN out -{-1 APPRENTICE to:lih.,fett Yiw erryrHrH�OUirimiv
klieg"
T1:va.oaT Der. is. 111119 T
RECOMMEND STOREHOUSE
TM following is the presentation of
the grand Jury's report at the o ty I
court and geiet"1 .essbos d the
panus . _
We. the grand Jurors, visited the
gaol and found everythieg quite sells -
factory. \Ve would reoausserd a
proper building for Koenig wood aid
cosi. We alae found the oourt hells
well kept ; the esr'eteker dessetllee
pettier for the same.
We also visited the house of mange
and found everyytbitsg in excellent:
shape. The cleennlineee of the dace wee
admiby •11. The ioeiatae ewes to
perfectly
happy and contente•I. We
think and would recommend that Mr.
and Mrs. Mutch receive more than
thanks for their work over and above
what they now get.
The presentment war signed by Mr.
James ti. toner as foremen._
Annual Entertainment.
The annual entertainment of Vic,
torte street Methodist Sioday ttchooi
will be held in the auditorium
of the church out Mo'day eveuieg.
Deecespber 2.:od. when • choice pro-
gramiue consisting of dialogues, red-
tatious, songs, lDstruluentale and
'speeches will be rendered bythesebol-
are of the school. At the cose of the
programme prevents will be distribet.
e3 to the children. The public are in
vited to attend and spend a Pleasant
evening. Admission : Adults, 15 cents;
children. 111 cents.
Address and Presentation
At the prayer meeting at Victoria
street Methodist church on Wednes-
day night. Mus. D. Buchanan was sue -
prima with an address and the presenta-
tion of it life membership in tbe Wo-
)uen's Missinnary society. also a life
ntembnt'e pin, the occasion being Mrs.
Buchanan'. birthday. Mee. ti. M. El-
liott read the address. and Mies Mamie
Smith and Mies Jean Aldus.. two of the
youngest members of the society,
made the presentation. This is ,.lie
second presentation of a lite member-
ship this year.
KNOX CHURCH
Morning -Organ-Le Qibemin du Fara-
d's ...Blumenthal
Hymu........ "Hark the Glad Sound"
Hymo. . •'0 Come Ail Ye Faithful"
Offertory -• Cantiyue De Noel........
D'ad Adams
Cbriswnas ('arol .-.
...•'0 Little Town of Bethlehem"
Hymn
li Came Up un the Midnight Clear"
Sermon -"The Word Made Flesh"
��... Rev. Geo. E. Roes
eodel
Recitatives and Chorus -"There Were
Shepherds Abiding," "And the
Angel Said." •'And Sudettaly
There \Vas With the AngeL;"
Mie McColl -Soloist
Cborua „
"Hark the Herald Angels Sing
Hyutn .... „ "Joy to the World"
Anthem
:.“Let Us Now Go to Bethlehem"
...SOblat-Miss Warrener
Hymn . ,... ...•
war said by W. Bro. \l. J. Mscpher- .."As With Gladness Men of Old"
son. The wife and other members of I offeitory.._...Marchof the Magi Hing"
the family will have the synnp+thy ret Quart ette-•'Lovely Night"....Misses
their many faieed* in their bereave- McColl and Cummings, Messrs.
went. I H. Blackstone and J. F. Thomson
I Anthem-"'1'be First Christmas Morn"
H mn
CARD OF THANKS. -THE MAN- I y Hail the Power of Jesus' Name"
yeatentoftbsLyrioThe••trededretoexpev �,-Halle`' rh lJhont....••.Hwadtsl
their apprerlatlon for th • Morrill patronage ex- Org J
tended to rlw.m during Ise pert year by the Achcir of Al hoys under Mr. F. O.
people of (ioderieh ■od tete thin °Mlortuelly Brandt's direction will asaiet the
choir.
Serneon.... "Munson, or the
Man Who Got His Heart's Desire•'
Her. Geo. E. Rose, pastor: Mr. J. B.
Hunter. choiru:sou r.
A iloliday Assortment
ie what is needed wbes
selecting something for
presentation.
A Choke Bit of
Jewellery
will ell the bi1L Your
wants were in spied when
buying the elegant stock of
\V ATCH ES
DIAMONDS
AND
JIiW ELLERY
$l'NDRlE,4
on Mie here for holiday
crabs. Come and see.
e. . .
naw M.t• ,ear men. Rat of opparlue- Proprlete•.
t • h Ulh+•nr•ntnnsrter
re e.-•. )' st-1t AUCTION SALES
sine!. Taoatc. -_-
Jasrwry o -F aiol H f HIWd1i r,
►M Dewda.
too, Inridlew eMn p y
WANTED. - A HOUSEKEEPER
Hrlwrm : widownoobje•"'lon to a child.
her•ebeld Anti only. Small Wetly. Kef«-
eses Melted. Apt y atSIGN AI. trillion•
t
�O ELGIN AVENUE, [' toed wink
LOST OR FOUND
A
L'ND.-ON
hens wba nem. A pelf et TBE
• RN ALOMilt
! t ND. -ON VICTORI! STREET.
• on Haterday. • pore eontaintee a .um of
,ne„r,, 4 revel one, have .ape. l.y prerina
popeety and waling for ad. Apply at THE
tlwSAi.Orr1CI .
FOR SALE ON TO SENT
Ij OR BALK --TWO-STORY HOUSE
✓ en Keay* .e(eet. containing Heat room.. nae
mad -ten bathroom. fnrn■tm •red electric llghta :
therootrhl replied from cellar to rant :1.0 bet
sod emaibw.awith .anefruit. APit) to W.
R *1NDRft -
TUmtD le. Deo. IR. Auction sale rf farms
rank and tp.ptente0l• at lot ,t. ITII L k O aU.
sire-uA[L Duras. preprielR'
COT, ..e41 neer.
AUCTION SALE
H11 the vacancies caused by the resig-
AUCTitJN MALI neuou of Miss Nellie Gorham of Gen-
Inc
en-
IncElAEL DINERN Victoria school. Miss Ella Gold-
(will .ell by public auttklon at lot :h. L It . on tborpe will .oeceed Miss Oturdy 51.
J TCF.4DAY. DECEHRKRr7rd. Central school and Miss Sturdy. of
Godericb township, is to succeed Miss
Miners at Victoria ,cbool. The ap-
plicants have not accepted yet, but
a the will 'there
Two Teachers Appointed
At r special iteetln of the public
school board. held on Thursday last in
Use hoard rooms of the Victoria school,
two new teachers were appointed to
I FARM gruel: AND INPLE3IENTB I nal *cbool and Miss Victoria Miners
Of
oomtsenel' r at 1 o'clock R in.. the fotiowing
*took sad implements :
Extra good draught Team . and a year- old :
extra gond draught Tram. 4 year. old. .111
melte me 1b..: general pa. taro hone 7 yea. ■
sjd : extra goer! road ]tare. a )rear. old : adult
(bw• dor In April; 135 Her. C.IIN Doe. Yawn -
HarrbBinder. ,-h cut. se good a. new; (wavy
Waggoe, net of gh. with pl•Iforge: fatter.
Boggy. net heavy Hamm.. um dowble defrbit
Marne... 2 rt• .Ingle driving Horner, di.o
Hsrtow. eel D.amond Harrow-, t'ro•t & Wool
noable Plow. walkirg flow. Wheelbarrow.
Hager Polo, water '1 ant hay Rack. erste'
Pos. Beek in roma retwfr: 111••••••r-li.arrl.
tutu Box. MOS Stocr. he WAS Wave tooth
REAL iOITATB FOR MALI.. ea
t • goantity of Womb lid Furniture, a'month y
We hare for axle anent thirty town late. of May rad straw. Doublet ew. Fork.. Bl m-
• rwogtng from $bI upwar.l-..1.o thaw 1.4. Chains said ruaremn. ether saline.
p tor .4otberimrelllnlMsad.f.w haw*. 1tMOON -AU mime of t1.1.nd miner. ends:
Pitt ()FOOT. 5Al'y t ItILWR&N. OsM- ev«ttr•t.rsenat.s.sontasreed it will beinven
sett on reruhhingapproved Jaist eme.. A d4000st
elan Inst. at the rots of s per cent allowed for sada on
R F'ORSALB- AN SIGHT credit animist..
omt
omOuri -
MMd7yMED}tUt.PE en y1Nerla crest awA d tM�threna•.yrltl be sok'. +- the proprietor ban
N O bbat Oseitvg me Mase o Sailven i M. DINKI htor T.it.NDR\.
A wife all melees eeerewhae! Maine
est 1 AMR1or.eer.
k adjust- 1
BALL -TD pp PR PROPERTY FOR VALttast s FARM PRtbPERTT IN egg
BALL -T1s wmideere, wok ter too. t N P OF a'.AWANOBQ
ere"' pasr••►y. Alae sem raster
(.ewer . .
.;�ia, r« fttetMr a.tao. •Itgfl-t•
I.IAr\Y.u.ae•irw. uw. ri-It Ex BCL-1�RS• SA LE
ILL
1 � ■sty ansae■.. t1. A.idoD. *Has property. t �i
net. ,'o trouble to make S •
uI. rata.
0. MCILWAIN, I t tl
Alk.
TOWNSHIP .kgent f Celborse. .urea ors -
he�.e. ewe .1994110i;,..181 are -alar ie Tke execateea of the
cr or , wart C.brews nal Kasten
►rftte�p•4 net will mod 1M•msat
- w"w����� laet.•aw etrwre.la••s• p4ntad wet► f M tM Mt•
,� heir.. taunt the bon. pe.e� gDw'AIiDl10RTt►N
- -------- �rtlrytI�{ Msh, sesnoroW terra'. P. J. leaI offer for ale sr 'ebbe mama u Ow
�•�-� QTY-„�„�••,••"•Y�r w �� kTAAt: Seldellek. ;i tf I vow betel Dodeetrk. en
FI V K ACRES
Bedford Sdsvias • Pirlor
s
`aIitM hire •10p.1' teed -at
at
my. Iodate ghoe 15 town.
i aro-clam barbers only en. -
p;rrrl.
Thin .ber win liana the env -
f1 I. mere .
uuuide wnrft ow req
*(.rues and shears ret y >tiot-
tr4asoap..
R LQt1fRt
LIOK $AL.Lrc,- it• J�i�W.bye�eat�t�e. iris estaa :..TM weal a
+ e Mima'rlf?ieeil�s.r+
mid •'"'w ""v ' of tewMrr .e .n. M, t M aaMatl
5
r of 1.94&111 t ono -e. NIM mgtNrdsg ear hrwnd stat wean 1
M'smt( lr► le Wasted within one mile of the
{.M1.rr� /era t 7 wm" et. Rwles', gee min. from Lionise..
(` IIrina .. A. �t1.LIAl1)e. i .,3. rbgg mllwm h�se D+.pwwe+• The load
i1 awl tty wens wt n .r e1m•r.d
I r ARM FOR MALE. -THE EAMT ••d try a fr.ww ten sire'. the p,e any
� �a. =I.
w wg .. '4'gh /M Mad. MVR falhK
1 1 •Tm ti•• .f t"L�M d I r "eJ.. Tb. per D.ew.r
OF I BATT ADA Y JeY V `3rd. telt.
it is expected th t lb will•
was no otber business done at the
meeting.
Mrs. Ps ton Dead
Almost a century old, at the ripe old
age of 1X0 yearn. Ann Cora Patton.
relict of the late John Patton, died at
her lata residence in Colborne town-
ship on Monday last. Old ate was the
emote. sf death. The deceased lady
was born near Belfast, inland. and
value to Canada about H6 years ago.
irhortly after ber arrival, she married
111r. Patton and need since in Col-
borne. Rhe was a Presbyterian in re-
ligion and highly reverted try all
who knew ber. 1 he funeral took.
Iplace= Wednesday to Colborne celn-
%eery and Rev. James Hamilton oMei-
aced. The deceased leaves live chil-
dyeo,Jarnea and John, of Colborne:
Storm et Sault Ste. Aerie, and two
daughters. Mrs. Edward Sbaw and
Mrs. Perry Stewart. of Colborne.
THE
Star Theatre
Hear tbe local talent at the
`star Theatre.
See the pictures they are put-
ting on. Three Feature pictures
• week, splendid drama end
comedies which :wears you of a
fist -class entertainment et all
tinges.
tB
sena totem r
Knotiare es Int beep - --
OW fit fewee
P
ems rent f tin
Y �y r~ Mtlwe•fter.male a g farthetialtetalsoi r
urltMa eller
n a -sols is "At
gariteniae. and wean New ef ado aepi1 r JeM
HA m is Kltr ■ RathmMd. et. Helen pert edam. « is MS
Local Talent Wanted
Any person wishing to take
part will oblige by calling at Box
Office in the evening or drop a
card to the proprietor.
J. A. CULVER
Proprietor
IMPERIAL CAFE
Why not • box of
CHOCOLATES
for your Cbristitas
Uift?
J. S. DAV EY
Jeweller •tod Optician Corner Colborne Nt. and Syr. u.
1
\Ve have a full assortment of
Gift Packages. Chccolstes in
bulk and Christmas tree Novel-
ties.
TRY OUR
HUME-MADE CANDY
Wiah.og one and all •
Very Merry Christmas
-and-
A - Happy New Year
William Holland Dead
At the age of t%) yes'+. Wrn. Hol-
land. a biytlely rrspeeted resident of
(inertklt tor the past 1: years' died at
ibis beam. Brt»e..street,• en Wed��--
day'Dornia& atf�r Ili: mnY '61'a&ftlt
five otonth., death being doe to mus-
cular heart tremble. The deceased
was bore in Wbithy and went with
his parents when he was about five
years of age to Ilse township of Ash-
field, where he resided until he moved
to 00i/oriels. He was engaged while
here in the grocery Waleson and estah-
lirhed • reputation of In .grtty. He
wee highly rerpeeted by all who knew
him.
15.
a
_ -11-18 Mr. Redland was . Methodist In re-
MIDI/NCB
r
p gt1D CK AND FARM PROP I u11,14-0:0,1 'MDRY. yt. U. CA11Qu cwt !ran and *Heeded North street Meth-
D iGItI I McMt« r it la. �a
Meth -
ice y0a sal g• -i Mee W phial wM U. W. lodge No. � and wee w
DKN 1 church. He was • member of
eM��.eararsi� awls mound ON Mq•ru•e' - - the .O U
fetal wad nWNW.dei n•• s o erne m If Comet satire In politica. About 1M
y�sr.�r I..W�s�r t�.ve w ass We s k••w• yret ■ .go he mauled Miro Lydia Mor-
TMOII •A OUNUit\ Clageor• MAI 1 ri., who et:rvlem him. Two brothers
I�ODEAICH �I
'BUS LINE
Two 'hetes meet .11 trades.
Prtrwte Mi have pampa and
careful well... Fleet• Mse
"'re e��t. al .M tinea
Emieseprisma
711E DAVIS LIVERY
T. Ig. DA via
RotaProprietor
Thies No. •1
nlIBIRARLIC RE$IDRNCR FOR
" ISIi,n.. se tom. tmerf� S: ,
�eI'�,TiF sore . no �r s..wt :
` rFI' /a-tke rww of I
kr M smt1t�.derw�!emgg I
mme M aq rrers•�,Yrtt.
O.esrrid.. Bow. IL Asstiwosr'
nPPOR'i41Rn'T FOR INVESTORS �
= el~s�tr ��� I
a
wee lar ear we pert 'sem. orbieled WOWribs
pe. Wader wad emeweewSI beemegt-
Viral
�tr io,s.
u+.....r
•
ills
�kristnc lifts)
of choice Cut Flowers are always
tsoet eee.Ot•ble .ad sae be pre.
mired tress
GEO. STEWART
Pietist Orme Serest
Oar favorite* are Roses, Car -
*edam, Valley, Vivien' ■1•d
Orchids.
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mottle hi. Mas -Jame.. of Onderieh,
and Thorn's Nt -, Warren. of Penosyl.
tante.
The fun.rel will he enedneted Fri-
day rhernon% to Dneg•nnnu name -
tory. Rev. W. K. Hager will eAkiate.
iReed Peelers
Perhaps the prwtlsst pesters erst
Mows a Meal hill (heard. are now die-
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any el this memo of the yam that
pestsr k aamd. highly Isreetlsg i ee
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Mar Itt1 girds rod t be Vatted
t#•ees at the preeemt elm..
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H. T. EDWARDS
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There's Only One Thing to It!
TF the weather does not lend to
this festive season the cheer
which should prevail
OUR STORE WILL
Filled bang full of pleasing things
for this pleasant of all pleasant
seasons. Seeing is believing.
C_ -
WISHING YOU ONE AND
ALL A MERRY CHRISTMAS
' Pg1O. k tel
W. J. POWELL
THE NUASe
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Extra Speci ' . -action
LYRIC kTRE
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday,
DECEMBER 22, 23, 24
Having secured at great expense WARWICK'S ORIGINAL
SINGING and TALKING PICTURES
inchsding the only Singing Motion Pictures ever made of the
world famous Scotch comedian, " HARRY LAUDER," in " ntop
Your Tickling Jock" sad others. Alio featuring "GEORGE
LASHWOOD." Intersational Favorite, in „ Harem '• and others.
These Pietnrwp are direct from Hipprlreme. Patilion. alai
Patties Theatre*. London. England, anti can only b.. ►Pen and
bei d here.
This •ttraetion i* put on in addition to our Special Picture
Programme, w bi-h w iU include : -
TWO SPECIAL FEATURES
entitled
Father and Son,also The Night before Christmas
Admission, for the Three Nights Only: Adults. 16c.: Ch.ldren, lO
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CHRISTMAS PICTURES
In Sepia,, Carbon Photos,
Marines, Heads and Figures, Old Colored English Prints
All in the most artistic Frames to harmonise with the picture
From 20c up to $75.00.
Nothing i• mote Appreciated orses such Iseting pleasure as • beautiful picture
we have • Ierge .'.w r tweet Most�toeL with prices to suit all puree..
Mao a sites hue of Statrary,China. Brass Goods, Leather Travelling
Cases. Ladies' Taney Bach Combs and Hair Ornaments
Silver sad Bead Bass, Card Cases.
Christmas Cards and Booklets
Th.. is the idea) pi... to .elect your Christmas promote. It takes the lead.
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Hand Colored Landscapes,
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Smifh's Art Store
Nest Town 1.101