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Your
Wif.':
Work
is just u trying and
important as your own
and perhaps more tedious—but
Is Ila strength ad pea?
Women who are nervous and
fretful and easily fatigued prtxnpt-
ly gain strength and natural en-
ergy by taking Scoft', Emulsion
after mealsbecause it is essentially
nourishment—not a.,drug that
' stupefies or alcohol that stimulates
--the is pure, rich medical
nourishment in every drop which
nature appropriates to enrich the
blood and upbuild the latent
forces of the body.
Probably nothing is more popular
with physicians for just such con-
ditions than Scott's rasnlsion.
Atoid substitutes called "wines",
**extracts" or •'active principles"—
they are not cod liver oil.
Issedat en the tintless Scxtt's
AT AMT DRIJ* STORE 1344
THANKS TO
C U.S T41 ER -S.
We ate taking Ibis
method to thank our
Customers for 1 heir lib.
ens patronage.
We wish you • very
MERRY CtIRISTI1AS
and
PROSPERITY and
HAPPINESS
tisomghout the coming year
A000tinuance of your patronage
is solicited.
Frei,
and Choice.
OUR 1110170:—Always Pure,
JOHN SPAHR.
Plume lid Hamilton Ht.
TIM t>IGNAI. : OODERICH ONTARIO
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Edmund
Clarence
Stedman
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Carob ach` Ch bell %�� \a,
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What lire thew 1 . isi
That;gathee✓aneaathe r•)/w-pane
Where" the winter frost all tfy- has lain? /1/1
They repoullesa eeIves w •i fain would �t
Within, anh t o
d laugur a hrutmas'c�,'�,�,
'Jna fi iy1tbillla l , �S +c,`swih; p ✓ "-mYMa �
etre made: of tibia mockila mist
es!
1•041 •
�Cas'�s, jaeh Chnstmas
Ubde-the holly bough,
erethe appy childrenthrong and shout,
hat sr
hadow ms to nit about?
y 4mo, lien who
to died
,g eons were sere tau Christmas -tide?
IIinQ itnes! Cease, cease; my hymes!
MacEwan's
COAL
$est Scranton Hard
Coal -all sizes.
Cannel Coal for open
grates--tbe highest
quality of Coal that
can be bought for
the purpose.
Empire Domestic
Lump Coal — most
satisfactory Soft Coal
for ranges, box stoves
and fireplaces.
Standard Ch e s t n u t
and Furnace Coke.
All kinds of Hard-
wood and Kindling.
Peter MacEwan estate
Teleebo.e iSS
We buys s1IU ea hand • few
FiRST-CLASS
RANGES and
HEATERS
wilt, wear* (011ie. off and a ill
mot tae reploned. also anything
stmt • eataingne shows at very
doge p ires. (Jell and see them.
GM see prices tis
rt,r M RING
PIRATING
MAC TRIO WIRING
MPTA I. WORE
ROOFING
i''Asps attassiee mild to alt
..s
C1
I Excellent S,s'viee to Et John
and Halifax
I Fo lowing last time arid ,ander
shipmentVrr'IfToronto to lit. John
end Halifax, via O.radian Pae.nr, of
fording • xeellent service to and frons
1'an:ula's %Inter Porte :
1. -ave Toronto (union statlnni hint
1.111. daily, art ire at Moitres17.iu
twee Mont prat 7.ffi p.m., arrive St.
.lobo 11.60 vat. azul Halifax 10.2,tp..n.
Observatba parlor and dining oar Tor-
, unto to Along real, standard o depilog
iron Lot veal to tit. J ,lin and Ilnhf.i:.
Mining rms. Montreal to Mhos brook,.
(dirner'Delved front w,v.n p.m') and
Msltawamkeng to Trot..
I Equally got d service returning as
lollowa: - Leave Halifax 9la)a.n'. tinily
St. John i.'si p,m.,arrfve Stunt real 14.3)
este • leave -Montreal 1),I5 a.m., art ivr
nt Tot -unlit seven p.m. Standard
'slre•pi,tg rare Halifax and lit.
John to Mow reel diteiug tar
r1nto In Matttwamkeng and Sher-
brooke to llootren1 (breakfast served
routing into M 11
ontreal I. bservit in
1,11Mr ear 81111 dipirg r II .Iottireal 10
rnrl�ille.
Tickets, tet vationa, etc,, from any
('.1'.ft. .,leaf. tt:3tn
Cost of Living
The depart'tient of labor i, dex ,num-
ber of whtdesale priers .Ired at I:ht.l
for Not emltere+•omperrd with 1318
in (h•Io11,• ,.1111 1,11J.1t int Novt titter,
1912. Ttie increase vas due to ad
cacres 111 the in tees of grains and fod-
der., rattle, larl, sheep, doles Pro-
duct, (mom ially eyga)an,F fresh ergs, -
'Allies. These loco eases, however were
solve% Ilat olf.et by de(liun in 11
glucose, honey, raw cotton mid ,ilk,
:oke, iron pipe. linseed oil, resin and
taw ribber. The level was higher
• year ago in annuls and meats. daily
p:ttducts, textus s, hi•1rs,batiste,.,
boots and shoe,. lunthe,. miscellnnet us'
bui!ditg nate, ials,furoaure and,rrock•
ery. A lower let el than last year a1• -
reared in grains and fodder', Hob and
suint oily. hruits and v.gel,ablw weir
aligefttly higher. hit wise( l'..nes is-
grt.ce, les is ere somewhat lower than
test year. t he feature of the n;,nth
lit reit 1 price• nas the advance in
eggs, nit the movement was tits° ur-
waYd in hotter. polatoe., coal, milk
end runner. liner, vers and 11, 11.011
a Ivaiced in sonic hrci.lili,i, but frith
p tel- and lard decline) in u melt er of
had hit) cities.
The Farmer's Christmas Stocking
From east to west denim* 11113. IL.
t ,anadl.tt farmer, as a a ule, hiss had
g god w awe h, production. with w kern
demand fur his output. The people
.•f the fatal helm" will, thcrrf•ue, not
have an empty Christmas stocking,
and one of the that things to go into
it is the handsome, UMI -:rage, annual
UAris•ivas number of The Fatwer's
Advocate nod Home Magazine, of
London, a bleb this year has sun•Iy set
its standard of vat iet y and erection,.
h'gherthan ever. las wealth of attl-
h a relating to Dominion
minute
agrl-
eniture and beauty of illustration•, the
immesh, a marvel 1tat quite In keeping
with the paper, whit b stands in a dis-
tinct class by itself, and it now enter -
nit noon its forty-ninth year oI pub-
lication,
ulelication, wit h eve, y promise (il being
more useful than tvrr to Its great and
growing 'Ill 11 II5tIi5'. The bleiphing
pa, ty accre on the Colored tient cover
it a tare work of art that will delight
ever) body. The fact t bit !missed is
in the ivutld's rye today as perhaps
Ilea•,, befotr, buds the charm of time-
I:nesa to 1 he I...pular Al tide by Mr.
Chauncey (1. •l.trvr•, lea •'rho Achiev-
ing Sores 1.1 It•tIstuf." Kvet yone will
:11111 regrih' al/6010 liter llcArlhur's
('1 , Istuiaa Talk and Mable O: gond
\V1 ight'a la ill'ant nrtic't : “Song!
Iliidq—'I Ira 1" ., nu't• and His \Vire,"
The iitndt:ett:ry miitia is n unique,
one. dealing with the n inertia's Sgt i- I
cut: oral letnoitoh•gv of 1hu hest -read
la ok in the world. 'rhe est rrpitdue•
tions in hlnek and w bite include *ever -
al of the wast Id's I t et modern paint-
ing.. Theis ate in all over ►illy
situs i tt;t:tying-•. 'Fit' pnbli.hers and
editota of The Farmer's Advorntc •are)
to he congtatul sled upon their arhieee-
meal, and its Ieade,a upon nceising
lit h a plahlieation.
adwaYls
early
eliei
7. L. Radar** of army, tfa, WHIN: '•1
End atn.,nI r rb.nenatl-m •1a week.. mad
_ - those d.rtoy Mit d1•1 n,.t ret soca nlMf. A
frie•.1 1u.i-1•.1 on !nip Irl Inc 1t. It. R. std •ret
Further Decrease in tabor Disputes -« ref^ 2..t"•+. In twro•y wlontn dirt IV
1 ret •r,pnr■tl, n 1 .+sold taro l' 5.- %115 55 .
Arrnnd'ng to a bulletin issued by °ere sial tau boas,. sod 1a
the derailintentof spate the,.+ we.o i R h e u m at i s m
nosy s. a. n Inde disputes h, Canada
.how•tn,
dur,n Nocemler, fl : -
g 1n comparison with ti t, t r tarts aaN•
ert t a 5 1 k1 1
rce1)0,, e.
g 11, a favorable I Apply the Ralf.? ettter,ally 0 the part r.r
a r. y e a will
whet there •were nine in existence, ( 1Ll . "'rat will afro b. drrl.-I from
Hadwa '.
end alto with 1\oveinber, 191_►. 111 y t m u.tr attroejive are .1..'"•...5.t171.
.n 5.171
nllarly •nitryl to this AI..4•e, whir• th.
which month twenty -flue vete recons- mt. are .w.tI.i SHR nr rnntnr/M. tn.. Re.
tel. Thele was, however, au increase t, arta An
Ott. 1t a■ admirable InbrlrwQ
in tI:e number of working days Inst 1 1tADWA1 t co.. Nv■ire■1, C■a
cver the previous month, the Hgurra
being 14O,0t) for Norm's -1% 191:1, and
70,79) during Oc:ober, it i• worthy of
note that of the 141,090 wnritirg days
lest doting November 07.:d00 were lost
as a result of two disputes in fititis1,
1'n1unit/in, real miners 011 Vancouver
It land and 'agreed con. t(list ion
Inbnrere on the retitle Great E*stet4 .
,railway. Thee disputes wire deHN-
i'e:y settled during November, leav-
ing four in existence at the a not of the
ni•nth es compared with eleven at the
et.d of Nov( miter, 1912.
—The Signalralenders for 1914 are
now ready for distribution. Itenew
your aubecriptinn, or ie. -cone a new
rulecriber, and secure OLP.
I
De Son of Prisms.
There is hardly a
festival in the calen-
dar which has such •
hold on the hearts of
old and young alike as
Christmas Day. The
ring of the car bells
and the voices upon
the streets seem to
babe on a more cheery tone, and the
spirit of the time seem. to throw a
glamour over places and things which
ortls aArs dlt evot ell M fg.
Is 1* is with plane•• so tt 1s with
people They, too. not only seem to
change, but the transformation does
take place In millions of hearts to •
greater or less degree. Tie spirit of
Christmas even affects people who for
the rest of the year aro devoid of
sentiment and of feeling for their fel.
lows The most latenett.g atheism
« Clkristmastide are those which w111
sever apptfar In prlat—tree stories of
mem and *omen whose thoughts have
bene only of their own sent* alms
mid pleasure., but have bees •wake
toed. If osly for a day or two, from
Aber nasal self -complacency, moved
by Dome fore* of which they are ally
haltton•ctons to do some act of kind
sees to maker the day happier for
someone cess fortunate than them
selves in a worldly way—The Chet.
tis. Herald
The Christmas Spirit
tut don't you see that there Is •
Santa Clans, He Mal • Ran is a ht
oo•t, and a reindeer sleigh sad all
that. bit ha is the Spirit et Christmas,
w't wt ?breve persear,ed that
mad ua4 a s•Int of Nu sad 'seamed
legends about blm—for tba ehildres,
bit whoa we're s• longer Mathis -ea sad
deal belles. la him, we still have
that Christmas sptrtt---.mid l . sat
thin Inset pre••sta sad makes as rel
toward atm asetkir sad askew tart•%
ter VIII it fa—• J. O'illgaf*s
(*Walla {j liStofl•$.
It 1s interesting to
trace the origin of
festival customs to
those connected with
Druidical superstitions
of classic observances,
•rid It will surprise
many to learn haat
present-day sports very
closely resemble the celebrations ob-
served
leserved of old In honor of Saturn or
Bacchus.
Thsaiisaaav .Stattass.11al. • WIN& ic-
eurred In the winter solstice, were a
season of great festivity and rloleyag,
honored by many prtvtleges ad en.
*tnpttons The @pant of gaiety bad
free Marten% and even quarrels were
suspended, to bo resumed attar 151
holidays
As a maalfeatatlo• of tk• gratitude
felt at the renewed prospects of 1Ae ,
retuning marts of the ewe, gifts vara
exchanged and special house wee*
sung. Thee latter were really the
Roman representativee of tke modern
carol.
At the Saturnalia hi Row f.s.t
ed. sang end danced. as we do at
Christmas. A rater or kisg was ap-
pointed, who eolored certain peerees-
:tree. He presided over the sports Of
the season Probably be 1. the aa-
ewtor bf the Ford of ttslsrs* Ipso to-
welled • stellar power la mars re
oast Hews
Merrlmeat wsa a matter est 'seem
camera, and the }Drees spirit of sa-
tire dt,trieta is sow aarrewet te hum
fly parties
it Is the tweet that 'abs the
whole world kla, amid 11 1. • ples•aat
remlader that. after a11, bivory re
pests Itself.
IMt IlNossetl.
Tse presents yslr tarot is stye to
.ribs- srbe !oe't tarsal M to 700
amp est se Wise& ,
HAVE YOU
made pros i- son for employment dor.
Ing the Fall and \.Inter month. or do
you w[.h•tesdy remunerative wort the
year Arose! f Write o. and .eenre our
Agent'. tirall.. We offer the boot. In
the basins.,'. Pay w -wkly, free octet,
extlu:lve ten holy.
OVER 000 ACRES
tinier culacnllon. };.tabu -he' over
thirty-five )e••'•. A rrpatteloe for
both-rr.ede .tock and ..1. dealing. A
aalmmm can mate mon. y .riling for
•s we want nn energetic, reliable MAR
for liederich and vicinity.
For terms write
l'ELHAM NURSERY CO..
•1 oronto. 01.
N. A -Free catalogue on reqs.,..
•
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i
It's all Nonsense
For you to spend your valuable
time scouring the town for • ,
Christmas Gifts
When we can show you every-
thing in the line of . , ,
Men's and Boys'
Clothing
Our Combination Umbrella -Walk -
Ing -Sticks are dirt cheap at =.5.00
each.
A FINE ASSORTN1ENT OF
Sweaters
Socks
Collars
Necktl 's
Mufflers
to choose your Christmas Boxes from
--AT—
McLean Bros.
The Square, Goderieh
SEMI -READY TAILORING
Agents for Carbartt (heraIIs, Staltibdd's Uad.rwear, Fitwdl Hats,
Arrow DraMd Collars ad Col s.
PRACTICAL GIFTS PLEASE
Carving Sets
Large •assortment to
thoose from, V2.0o � 84.00
Silver Ware
Rogers 1847, Conl-
munity ani others. Qual-
ity counts. Full table
set knives, forks and
spoons in a box. 80,5o
Pocket Knives
\II sirss and kind,
10c las $_►,INP,
- •r,.. . , • r -iti
Ladies' Embroid=
ery Scissors
Great variety, 20c to
$1.00.
Alluminum Ware
livery housewife take
a pride in her kitchen
and nothing pleases her
more than the possession
of attractive, and, at the
same time, useful uten-
sils.
Cut Glass
Beautiful, useful and
reasonable,
CIIRISTMAS GI
THAT ARE
VSEFVL
THINGS
FOR THE
CHILDREN
Skates
SPRING AND ROCKILY, 30C TO 16.00.
WL SLLL AUTOMOBILE SKATLS, FAMOUS roe
THLIR SUPERB QUALITY, SPLLNDIO APPLARANCL
AND PILRFLCT SERVICL.
Clark Iadeslrretibls root Warmer
AN IDLAL GIFT. WiLL ENABLE ANYONE TO DRIVE
IN TIM MOST SEVERE WEATHER IN PERFECT COM-
FORT.
GILLETTE
Safety Razors
Would you please hus-
band, brother or friend ?
He will appreciate a Gil-
lette, $5.00 to $6,00.
Hockey Sticks
Just the thing for a
boy, 15c to 75c.
Tool Sets
We have on hind
complete range of tools
and can suit you both as
to quality and price.
A Vacuum Cleaner
Wins life-long appre-
ciation.
Electric Fixtures
Reading Lamps, ICut
Glass Stand Lamps,
Shades, Electric Irons.
Brass (foods
,Jardineres, Trays,
Dinner Gongs' and
Candlesticks.
What Would be a Nicer Gift Than a Happy Thought Raage or a Radiant Home Heater
PHONE:STORE ?.Z CHAS. C. LEE
PHONE:
HOUSE •a2
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