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ANNOUNCEMENT
will red handle
1' A t l Repairing, Bicycle
\\ t • t a full line of
\\•e will be located in our new quarters, next town hall,
in a short time and be better preps to all
tour wants in the line ofutotno ti a epa' i ale
Repairing, Vulcanizing, Etc 'r have
ll
repair parts always on hate! at most moderate price'.
East Street Garage
MONUMENTS
CHASTE AND 'ARTISTIC DESIGNS
Best workmanship at J. DOIG'S, Clinton
J. Doig imports direct, he is able to give' quick
delivery at close prices.
Designs and prices on application.
A Genuine Clearing Sale of
Staple and
Fancy Crockery
at the MAPLE LEAF
GROCERY, commencing
Saturday, November 2Ist
WE have an extra large stock of the above
goods on hand and find it necessary to
convert the sante into cash, and in order to do
so will make the reduced prices so interesting
that the shrewdest buyer will easily see the
money saving values we are offering. Now is
the time to conte and procure your necessities as
well as your holiday gifts for Christmas. Below
we itemize a few of the many bargains tbat will
be found here on Saturday morning,.
Twenty-five, ill -piece Toilet
Sets. richly embossed, colon+
pink, blue, green. yellow,
white and red, ranging $4.5e.
51.'0 1. 113.50 regal.ir.
Nale
Price, your choice $3.09
Fifteen 10 -piece Toilet
Sets, decorated colors, blue.
pink. green and red, your
choice $1.00
97 -piece Diner Sets. Fine
English china. floral 'designs.
lteguler 1113. Sale Pace $7.S5
97 -piece Dinner Sets, semi-
Porv:elain. colonial , pattern.
Regular Sill Sale Price $0.150
1011 dozen English -made
('nine Cupe and Saucers with
gold bated, a very salutatory
line. Regular 11.36 a dozen.
Sale Pricy $1.00
Fancy Teapdts, 75 decor-
ated Teepnts. Regular lots
and ISe. Your choice. 490
:n decorated Teapota. Reg-
ular 50e and 00e. Your choiee
ice
• Berry Sets, • large range
of these Rerod5 es a getnvari-
ety ety of dainty patters,
lap per set upward..
Elite Limoges
We are showing • very large range of theme goods, In both
staple and novelty line. and they also will show substantial reduc-
tion in prices.
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This is s Boma -fide Sale
We are determined to reduce our stock and are making reduc-
tion. so large that you cannot afford to lox this opportunity.
Man lines in our Ornery Department will also show moneyesav-
ing value. Come and inspect goods for yourself un Saturday
morning and be convinced that we have real bargains.
NU GOODS CHARGED AT SALE PRICES
S. J. YOUNG
LOCAL TOPICS.
Th. December Meeting.
The Huron comity council will meet
tor the Deeetaber session on Tuesday,
December 1st.
Engine Disabled.
The engine on ib. C.P. R. passenger
train bound for Ooderich became dis-
abled near Weisenburg last Friday
morello( and the train was stalled for
some tithe. The engine trout the way
freigbt was brought brio rervlee, and
• frees engine for the freight was ee-
cured from Toronto Junction.
Councillor Morris Painfully Injured.
Councillor Harry Mori. had the
misfortune to crack thew of big ribs
last week. Ile was standing M a
wagon preparatory to getting a load
of apples when the horses started off,
throwing him out. He fell *crows tbn
wheel, with the result as stated above.
Dr. Taylor attended his injuries, and
although aufferine considerably Mr.
Morris is pluckily attending to his
duties as usual.
Engineer Sing Resigns.
Mr. J. A. Bing, of Torouto, en-
gineer of the Dominion Public Works
Department for Western Ontario, has
resigned the position. Mr. Bing had
enterer of the berbor works at (lode -
rich, as well se at other points on the
lakes. It is understood be will con-
tinue his practice as a private ....im-
itating engineer. Mr. J. M. Wilson.
wbo has been assistant to Mr. Sing
may succeed him.
Nothing is more exhatust-
ing than a persistent cough. '
Old folks and very young folks
a ike, find a bad cough most
di-tressing. No need to go on
suffering I
Peps will end the worst
cough or cold. Peps contain
the balsamic essences and
turves of the Pine tree, with
otaer medicinal insredier.'s, set
prepared, that as soon as a Pep
is put into the mouth it dissolves
and these medicinal fumes
are liberated. They are then
breathed down the throat, and
(!reeks Heady to Fight.
Mr. GusCundos, popularly known as
the peanut man. lett tioderich last
Friday morning for New York. where
he intends to take ship for Athens,
Greece. tins has already served in
the Greek artily and ie returning to
offer his serviceils should they he
needed. His brother Louie, owner of
the shoe shine shop on Kingston street,
would also be ready to go if busioee%
arrangements could be made.
Huron 04d Boys of Toronto.
The annual meeting of the Toronto
Huron 01d Boys' Association is to be
held in St.George's Hall, Elm street,
Tore•nto, on Friday evening, Novem-
ber !7tb, at S o'clock. The election of
officals will take dace and other buei-
nese trana'ted. Dr. Jarrett L Hughes
has been ►*cured to address the meet-
ing, and other prominent speakers
also will be present. Mr. R. Holme. is
president this year and Mr. E. Floody
is the secretary.
Contract for Knitting Factory.
The visit of some of tbe members of
tbe Godet icb Board of Trade to
Ottawa. suoplemeoted by the effort%
of Mr. E. N. Lewis, M. P.. with re-
gard to obtaining some contracts for
Goderlch icctoriee lee not been'entire-
1 without mina. The (.uderich
Knitting Company baa lust received
ao order for WOO doyen pain of sox
trop the Department of Militia The
Company it &eked to complete this
contract within a month. If the work
is satisfactory other contracts may
come this way.
Christmas Mails for Old Country.
Tbnee intending to seed Christmas
parcels to Great Britain should have
Ibem in the bands of the postoftl.:e
authorities not later than the that
week of December, to ensure their ar-
rival at their destination by the 2.1th.
Anyone sending gifts to the soldiers
in France may do so without payment
of duty. This applies to tobacco and
cigars as well as to other articles upon
which duty may be collected from
p, ivate indtviduele. Enquiries should
be made as W the r mode ot ad-
dressing all intended for the
soldiers. Falnre to proaddress
parcels will cause muchdsappoint-
ment to the intended recipients as
well as c(ntfusion in the mails.
j Hamilton Street. 1
soleasousemasammesseeposeanammeas
1atLge8 and lieaters
Before purchasing your new Range do not
fail to inspect the
9eerledi 'dorm Range
The Corona fire box burns all coal gas.
Saves to per cent in fuel. Grates fcr coal or wood.
Large oven, 2 l xs t x 14. Reservoir, 19x l oxgi.
Peerless Leader Ranges Peerless Oak Heaters
Cream Separators, Soo pounds capacity, special
cash price, $45.00.
Harness, Churns, Washing Machines, Wire
Fencing. A full line of Pumps and Scales.
Gasoline Engines, 134 h.p to 20 h.p. Lowest
price. Best value.
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ROBERT WILSON
Hamilton Street
d.rect to the lungs.
(h,lutary rough oilstone go to the
atooach. Pep. go to the lungs—there's
toe gr e.t f esdatusetald. tter.occ between
the ol.i faakwu.d for of treatment,
ae.d the Pee. treatment.
Most a.agh mixturra contain opium
and oth.•r p loons. Peer don't. liener
bur children t
The nest stubborn ca.ev e f asthma',
branch itis, catarrh, t,gI tnu s across
t►.' chest, cold, or winter cough, will
yield to Peps tr.atsrat.
all druwsts and stores sell
Peps at Mk. loss or you may obtain'
wet free by seeding rite to pops
Cs Dupont 6t., Toronto. if
ges kava sat tooted this unique
remedy. wad le. stamp to
above address (to p►,y rotors
postage) and cru wi
receive a free trial
p.kes el Peps.
gest of white roses and lily of the
valley. Her travelling suit of easy
blue bs osdcloth and bat oa blue velvet
trimmed with white rept y made a
charming costume. The bride's moth-
er wore a pprreettyown of black obnon
over amethyst mein offset by a dainty
bouquet of pink roses. Mee B. Weslle
played Lnbenftrin Bridal Chorus
The grantee gift to the tori to was a
costly Deckl&ce ofpearls an. to the
pianist a onesl roes bevuch. Only the
relatives of the contrasting parties
were present and a party of twenty-
eigbt sat down to a must bountiful
wedding breakfast. The table was
decorated with ivy and white chrys-
anthemums. After congratulatiooe
had been eapreseed the sappy young
couple left ore their honeymoon trip
by the 2.35 Grand Trunk train for
Loudon and Chicago. On their return
they will take up their abode on Lake-
view farm. Colborne township, of
which Mr. McManus is the owner.
The sappy young couple were the re-
cipiente of many needy and beautiful
pee -cots, r testimony to tbe esteem in
whit h the are betel. The Signal
)kers with their many friends in wish-
ing them many years of happy wedded
life.
A Good Entertainment.
The entertainment in Notth street
Mrtbodist church last Thursday even-
ing was • feast to all lovers of good
music. 1be tact that selections were
given from Schubert. Chopin, Wag -
net, Rubtortein and other great com-
poeerr is sufficient to indicate the cate-
gory to which the entertainment
heloogs. The IthacaSyutpbooy Quer- ,e
tette. who rendered the program, are
all artists of the Ont class. Mr. Ed-
win Frost excels as a violinist ;` Mise
Charlotte Anthony delighted the
audience with ser whistling solos
Miss Jennie Frost as 'cellist drew
warm applause ; and Mire Jessie Ad-
kinsou is e reciter of high order, bar
rendering ut Longfellov(e "King
Robert of Sicily" and moveral other
poetas in a lighter vein beingsuperb.
Owing probably to such an aodance
of entertainment of late the cburcb
was not so well filled se might have
beeu expecte].
Hockey Prospects.
We notice from many of our ex-
ahangee this week that the towns in
clove proximity to tioderich and also
those farther afield bays been getting
their hockey teams into shape. As to
tbe ho,key prospects in G'ttlerich, it
may be mentioned that the Meneee-
tung Canoe Club -bas already organ-
ized its team, with Mr. Lionel Parsons
as manager. Captain Ed..Robinson of
the Iroquois has also been heard from
end has signed up his team again for
the approaching season. It iv folly
expected „that Golerich township will
also be represented. This will ensure
some local hockey during the winter
and it is hoped that the juniors at
feast will be represented in toe league
gamer. It seems to be the opinion of
local hockey enthusiasts that it will
not he wise to attempt to finance au
intermediate team this season, but if
the very pick of hockey players in tbe
town could be formed into a team and
given plenty of practice a good strong
team might he formed for another
season.
The Sword is Popular Just Now.
An interesting and instructive pro-
p ram was carried through at the semi-
monthly meeting of the Collegiate
iate
Institute Literary Society last Friday
evening. The two outstanding feat-
ures of the evening were the address
given by Rev. Wm. H. Wri hton and
a debate: ••Resolved, that the pen is
mightier than the sword." The affirm-
ative was ably ubu id by Mies Cbrts-
tibe Welsh and Mr. Harold Currie and
the negative by Miss Ruth :Hamilton
and Mr, James Rose. The judges were
Miss G. Hodge. Rev. W. H Wrighton
and Dr. 11. I. Strang. The decision
was given in favor of the negative. 1t
was considered an excellent debate.
The ruusical part of the program was
well sustained by Miss Norma Wbite-
ly in instrumental music and the Glee
Cub in variations. Miss Hazel Wilson
gave a recitation which was beartily
applauded. The Journal was read by
Mr. Clifford Williams and elicited
some very ievorable comment. These
meetings, which are held fortnightly,
are open to the public and are well
woitb attending.
Special ,Notice.
How Many Beans?
Mr. L. B. Tape, of the Singer store,
has worked out a scheme wbereby
someooe of his customer* is going to
get a first-class Sieger sewing machine
very cheaply. The idea is that every
purt;baser of $ r'ic article ie to receive
• coupon on which be for slue is to
write the number of beans be estimates
to be in a gloss Iry on view in the
store window. On the evening of
December 'Lets these beans will be
counted by three prominent meta cf the
town and the one wbo comes nearest
the right number will get the machine
without any other condition attached.
Io • little chat with Mr. Tape this
week we learned some very interest-
ing news about the famous D.M.C.
embroidery cotton. This cotton is
made in Alsace, where tbe war has
been raging. The factories, which
covered an immense area, were totally
destroyed quite early in the war.. Mr.
Tape Is congratulating himself that he
laid in . large stock in September. He
has received enquiries for this cotton
from outside cities. including London
and Chatham, where the supply is ex-
hausted, but he is holding on to his
stock tor the benefit of the people of
Godericb, and with • fair trade be will
hate enough to last until Christmas.
With a prospect ot a tagine in D.Y.O.
and the opportunity- of winning a sew-
ing machine, we expect to see * rush
ot ustomer§ et Mr. Tape's store dur-
ing the next few weeks.
Action for Damages Dismissed.
There was only one action for trial
at the Supreme Court sittings held
here tbis week. This was an action
ty Nathaniel Baer. a farmer of Col -
hot ne, to recover $ ,0(t0 damages from
Julius Wise, (latberine Wise, Adelia
A. Barr, .Howard R. Barr and John
R Holmes for alleged conspiracy
w hereby his wife's affections were
alienated and his goods and chattels
wrongful) sold under • mortgage
tele L. R. IMncey appewred for the
plaintiff and Wm. Brydooe, of Clin-
ton, for the defendant Holmes. and
Messrs. l'roudfeot, Hays & Killoran
were solicitors for the other defen-
dants The action was dismissed,
plaintiff to pay the clots if demanded.
OKAtlee will Tee Sart If
N K yew demi Save NOW ?
Though your salary or income
will no doubt increase. so will
OP CANADA your sxpewer and many 1 heel
that the latter more than keep
pace with the former. Now is the time to start a Reserve Fuld
—and the Savings Department of the Union Bads of Canada
Is the place to keep it.
Deposit the extra you have on hand now --you can open an
account with any sum. down to one dollar—and draw Interest on at.
Goderich Branch F. WOOLLCOMBE, Manager.
Mc Man us —T hompson.
A very pretty wedejing wait solemn-
ized at the borne of the bride's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Adam Thomp-
eon, Gibbons street, at high noun on
Wednesda when their only daugh-
ter, Mat Elizabeth (Mac), was united
in the holy bondm of matrimony to
Clifton B., eldest son of Mr. and Mrs.
lenses McManus of (7olborne. Rev.
Geo. E. Ross perfarmed the ceremony.
The parlor wee vt rr tastefully decor-
ated with palma and evergreens with
white chrys►nthe intertwined.
An arch of evergreens formed a pretty
setting beneath which the young
catiple stood during the ceremony.
Th• hri,is a (frees was of white satin
veileti in white dncbesse 1a ee and
pearl trimming. She wore a wreatL
of orange blossoms and carried a 1500 -
Demand Greater than Supply.
The United Patriotic Society of
(ioderich township held a most suc-
ces•ful sale of home-made bating last
Saturday afternoon. Mr. Robert
McLean kindly gave the use of hie
store free of cost. Most of the dalntiee
offered for sale were of the kind **that
mother use to make." There were
many calls for bread mad. on "the
dear old farm," sod we met some
people wbo were disappointed because
they came too late. bio lame wets the
demand that sheerly after 4 o'clock
the supply was entirely exhausted.
The reputation of the ladies of (lode -
rich township as cooks has beer firmly
established, and we are prowsie,d that
it will not be long befo•e another op
portunity is given the cit zone of
Goderieb to partake of the daintier,
which originate in the kitebene a the
farm bowies neat our town.
Don McGillicuddy with the Troops.
Doe McGUlieeddy.0on of Mr. Thee.
McGillicuddy. Of Toronto, formerly of
Goderiob, in a letter to Principal
Hagerty froSalisbury Plaine. says: j
m
"Here oer camp ere spread over a
!stege area ho grope, so as to effort, t ' I
*Il large open spaces f• r drill sod flood
tsieties• Quite • feat urs of the Damp I
are tis unusually large flocks of sheep
and herds of cattle pasturing bet., i
and there over the plain. We are in
the midst of aaeiest Britain. Ston,
lenge of Druid times, 8,000 or 4,000)
B.0., is slit miles Merest, the fennel.
White Hoose of Pntsey. Cheviot,.
seven utiles away, has a church ►wit
la 1110. One feistier, where 1 had tea
tasted back 150 years. Beautiful and
bi.ttorfe winery. winding greet..
node ads, a tend to imprees on
our .ipedltionary free,•, Rnglend—
is oar Ilsgl.sd stud hs pressing seed."
Don 0. McOtilteuddy 1. with the
Hospital Oorp.
MORE STRENGTH
FON OLD PEOPLE
A Stylish
Shoe for a
Gentleman
— A harmony
of refined design, soft -toned leather and per-
fect workmanship. <e
A' shoe for the Lll
quiet dresser. HART T
THE IIARTT BOOT AND
SHOE COMPANI , Limited P�
Fredericton, N. B. 1 r' e
tn.de'a Best Shoemakers" rgya
REPAIRING NEATLI AND PROMPTLY ATTENDED '1'1)
BEST OF LEATHER USED
J. H. MCCLINTON'S
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F. W: Robinson, A.R.C.O.
TKA( MLR OF
Pianoforte. Organ asd Singing
Steele ever Tbsmese's Mask Store
t:ODKRI('H u MTARIe.
OUR CHRISTMAS GIFT
difficulties will be dissolv-
ed by • visit to the Sing-
er attire. Novelties apd
notions ot every elescr iption in
stock.
With every lmrc purchase you
get a chance to carry away a
548.00 Sewing Machine. The
cbance of a lifetime.
A complete stock of D.M.C. in
all sizes, colors and shades at our
store. Copse and take a look
whether you purcbsee or not.
The wive. and families of all soldiers
from Oodericb now serving with the
Canadian Contingent will be welcomed
at the Lyric Theatre free of charge
every Tuesday and Friday evening.
Complimentary tickets will be will-
ingly furnished by applying at the
Theatre any time.
34-lt G, 817oolxe, Prop.
The Poultry Business.
It is surprising when one takes the
time to look into the matter bow
many poultry farmers there are in the
vic.nity of Goderich, and we ars not
referring to those who merely, "keep
bens." but to those who are making
the poultry business a paying invest-
ment.
It was our privilege this week to
visit the bonze of Mr. E. A. La.bbrook
LLjon Cedar strtet,wbere we found a very
Yee• Hut* y f -Otte thriving buy teasing,• es a email
Years Cidrebase o Oth male. We were informed Hun alni.
i a.bbrook ici really the moving spirit
er Tonic but Vinol and Rett'- in this undertaking. During the sum -
amends It to Friends. wer new pens have been erected at.
the cost of $151, aid no expense
Greenville, 13..C.— "itis with pleasure ba. been 'pared in importing the
I tell others of the eat benefit I have very best of stock for breeding pur-
poses. On Saturday there arrived
direct from the original breeders.
Messrs. Wick Bros., tJckfeld, Musser,
England, • fine male bird and two
pullets of the Red Muse: variety. Mrs.
MRS. L. B. TAPE
North sidetquar"e Nest }tell Te:ephone
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derived from vino!. or the past several
years- 1 am 81 years old and 1 And VI -
mil gives me strength. s healthy •
tt11e sad overcomes nervous
♦tui is the gall tone reconstructor
lave mad ter several yeah. 1 have LasbMox►k feels confident that she e
reessmaggled it to ■ great many of my the first importer of the. variety into
friends ani k Inas always proved satin this part of Canada. Thee, birds •r-
faetory,'t — Mrs. M. A. }herniation, rived in sw eetient condition and were
Greenville, R. C. just two weeks on their wayTheir
ewe mass.. the •bo,, ore eon*tantly owner, who le veer proud of eto, was
OnlifI&rtg to our attention. 1f Decoke is tut primed on Monden
to find tbat os
this vi-iwity cooly realised how Vas to. ' of tbe pollen bad 111en PIT- There
vivestes ofd people we would not be u ►len on this little roultr y farm a pen
able to supply the demand. of 80 Buba Orpingtona, all this em-
u 1r the Haws truildirtg, rontiv, ,1t son's stook sad tun of them perfect
sm.t►ts of tb. red's !fuses aided h7 tlss birds. These came from stock raised
blood
prope by the Doted Cook ,nnspany of Ovping-
�ingvinol, tJsrt cwt Keet. England. From a pen of
asekes It se ♦ bri►dmg no MI bird►. mongrels. whicb are to be ,
strefar elms, dentate eb0 disposed of in the spriog, an everege
deer tit of eightoeo ,ggw a day has hewn Sala-
"lei
at
elves and for all swat eottttiMllwma ,red for the poet several weeks, and
f ' M glee •short weedstsrM trla'fw RMady eggs are worth money just now.
tMn.
t�orlyoaieeet�OeWlnshhrook intends to comet* with
If k fall. M asty �est other poultry faneler. at this shows in
t w seems yaw meglsy. the district *rad will be in the field as
8. C. Dunlnp Pbm.B., druggist, en advertiser of purebred .took lest
B.dford block. Goderieb. Ostarto. spring.
ROBINS
Extra Specials in Men's
sand Boys' Fall sad
Wilder Wear
15 Men's Overcoats priced
to clear .. i .... . . •0.715
':again Metes Tweed Pants
to clear 51.48
30 pars of Boys' Pants to
clear et. .... _ ...33c
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We are able to supply
your needs in Boys'and Iden'.
Rubbers, Overshoes. Long
Rubber Boots and good lines
of solid Leather Shoe..
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Mitts sad Gloves
Wit have !svgs aseortesen t s
in line o1 Ileo'* Wear.
M. ROBINS
swerve ENdwiewenet
0.P/ Till a 00 O M
BEFORE TINNING
REFLECT
Work done here reflects • d t on
our shop.
CONSIDER OUR
TINNING ESTIMATES
and give us your work. Don't wait
till it's to.) late, but do it now.
OURTINNING STANDS
THE WEATHER TEST
Get its and your work will 1... well
done.
mmimemmimallf.
FRED HUNT
SALLOW SKIN
Liver Spots, Pimples, Dark
Circles Under the
Eyes
are all signs of the system being clog -
gid. The liver and bowels are inactive
*ad the stomach is weak from undi-
gested fonds and tool glees.
FIG PILLS
the great fruit reusedy. will make you
feel like • new perenn.
Winnipeg, June li. 1011
After taking three boxes of your Fig
Pilis for stomach and liver trouble, 1
feel strong and well and able to do my
owe work. Mtn. A 0. NAVL'rR*.
Vold at all dealers in ffi tied 50 cost
hoses or mailed by the Fig Pill Co.,
St. Thune Ont. Bold in Ooderleh
by E. R. *Isle, drngglet.
HAMILTON STREET GODERICH
PHONE 1315
Have you thought of Portrait iae a
Solution to the Gift Prohlern7 A
Dozen of your Portraits made in one
of our new di.tinrtive etylees will make
twelve appropriate Gifts, each toe
of which is sure to he •ppr-eieted.
Make an apppointment today. The
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YEAST
MMES PERFECT BREAD