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Christmas
Shoppers
our [stook of Christmas
(roods is now complete. Lux-
uries and Deceewt fee in great
abundance. Nothing could
1* more appropriate for a
Christmas Gift 'ban • piece
of our be..iUtal Chinaware.
We have a large stock in
v. and :dainty designs, at
es to suit all pockets.
CHRISTMAS FRUITS
In our grocery department
we have a full line of all
Christmas Delicacies. Or-
anges. Baoaus' and all sea
sonable fruits. Raisins, Cur-
rent"(, Prunes. Cranberries
and all the ingredie ntis nec-
essary for the Christmas cul-
inary artnneements.
FANCY CANDIES
Tr a bolo, of our special
Chocolates. Put up in artis-
tically designed boxes. es
pecially adapted for sending
.i dainty gift by parcel poet
Not the children we bay. a
tempting display of Fanc
Candies at pewee wbitb
bring then[ within the reach
,.f every home.
=•rer
S. J. Young
Hamilton Street
!RECRUITS LEARNING FRENCH
OM* Sadler* Abashed Whew Told
be Try it ea Comrades
b tae Intervals between drill and
Iterate marching and the bandltng of
nee, the new army recruit is pluck ilearning the French laasuage.
wants to be able to "parley •nun..
with • sporting chance of being un•
tlesstood by his red troueered Allies
,when he goes across the Channel to
Itis place la the fighting Ilue
Pit In • cherscteristtcally British way
he is shy about it.
I met (say a representative of A
Landon paper►, one of the ladles en
gaged la teaching him. and she told
ma shout the work.
"1t is awfully interesting." she said
'entbualaattcaty. "We go to the.o/loots
slid barracks where the men are and
take different groups of them. They
are a keen about It all -almost as
keen as they are to get to the front
But their shyness' I mean their shy
nes. 111 speaking to each other in •
rorelgn language: This 1. the most
difficult thing In the world for them
to get over. 1Vhen 1 say, 'Now let
m• hear you speak to each other to
!ranch,' they look as 1f they would
rather be shot. You can't Imagine
Ike expressions that come to their
bees."
Deafness Cannot Se Cured
by t,w..l ayplu-atk..-, A. they mem* reach the
dt.eaaed poltteo of tea ear. There 1. only o.'
way to ewe deaf...+, and that 1-b ron.tltu
Ilaul remedies. Issamn. eV r.uw by as in
n .u.ed ',malaise of the mucous linins of the
►..41 w pian Tube. tt hen this tubo M fsg..wd
yob Aare a Humbling .ound or imperfect bear
lad. and whet' 1t 4 retire') closed. dealers, i•
the re.u!t. and Dale.. the iiiflaoiniattoo can be
takr a out and (hi. tube restored to its uoroal
condition. hearing will be destroyed forever :
Writ e.., out of Teo •:e reused I. catarrh
titch i. nor bins but an inflamed condition of
tea mumu. surfer...
We ai!l giveOt'e Hundred Dollar- for ally
,.aa. of Deafer.s lean -ed by catarrh' that
can :u• be cured b,' hull. Catarrh Cure. i -.ad
tot circulars. free.
.'. J. CH KN Fl" t CO.. Toledo. 0.
Sold by druggist..
Take Hall. 'molly 1911. for cou-:Ipatio❑.
Come in Oetef the Wet
It is easier
".0 KEEP DRY
under
Wet Conditions,
than •
TO KEEP WET
under
Dry Conditions ! .
With our large stock of
Light and Heavy Rub=
bers. Cloth Overshoes
and Arctics,
we are prepared to supply you
With Just what you may need to keep
your feet dry, warm and ccmfortsble.
SHARMAN
THE SHOE MAN
Notice to the Farmers!
1
GRAIN ELEVATOR
and CHOPPING MILL
We are now prepared to bray
all kinds of Grain at our 'leen-
to-, north of MacEwen's coal
yards, Goderich, and will pay the
highest prices at all times.
CHOPPING .
W. beg to annoitmee Nus'
I Lat we have installed an up-to-
date Chopping Mill in sooner -
tion with our grain business and
are now ready to attend to the
wants of t,bc farmer-. In this lune
We shall be glad to chop or toll
grain any fay in the week, and
if you will give us a trial we
true( that good work will merit
your continued eel renege.
J. E. BAECHLER l
Dr. Morse's
Indian Root Pilin
nee heir eingeler effectiveness ie
v trio khe•tmati.m. Lontbap and
Scut to their power of stimulating
and s ngtbreing the kidneys. They
enable these oxg,aos to thoroughly
(.Iter fror. tI-e (.ioo1 ti -e uric acid
t•he product ni wane matter) which
get Into the )Hints and muscles and
, floes these painful disease- Over
half a century of constant wee has
proved ooncluaivety that Dr Morse's
Indian knot Pills strengthen wk
kidneys and at
Cure Rheum.tios
THE GERMAN CREED
Here, are two quotations from the
writings of Nietzsche. the philosopher
who inspired the political creed now
current in Germany.
1. "The dream is dtapelled which
made the State begin with a contract
What has he to with contracts who
Olin command. who is master by
nature. who comes on the scene with
violence to deed and ,demeanor'"
2. "The essential thing In • good
healthy aristocracy is that it should
feel Itself to be not • function but
the end and Justification, be It of
royalty or of commonwealth -that It
should therefore. with a good con-
science. suffer the sacrifice of a
countless number of men, who, for its
sake. must he humbled and reduosd
to Imperfect beings, to slaves. to in-
struments. '
A WOMAN OF FEW
WORDS
Mry Harry E. Bye, Main sweet
north. Mount Forest, Ont., writes:
"Your remedy for kidney. bladder aed
.tomach trouble has given me g.eat
relief. Have taken three tales and
now feel like living and better than I
have felt for years and 1 give your
PIU PILLS
all the praise for they are the best i
have ever tried." At all deal.r•,
and 50 cent-, or The Fit; 1'41 Co_ St.,
Thoma., One. Sold in Goderich by F
R. Wigle, druggist.
THE SAW -EDGE BAYONET
Responsible Author and COT. ..Idem
Gives Proof of Their Use
Writing in the London Chronicle of
the weapons Lound on the field of
battle, RlcbardHarding Davis said:
"One M them is the most gruesome
weapon of war I have ever known t•
have been lamed to a civilised army.
Itis a German bayonet, half of widish
Is a saw. When in London 1 was
asked by English omcers 1f 1 had seen
to Belgium these bayonets. which be-
cause they rip and tear bone and OW
are forbidden by the laws of war. 1
had not seen them, nor did i believe
they existed. ' 1 classed them with
Use other false charges that are beteg
made In every war -tet polsosed wens,
dumdum bullets, and firing on ambu-
lances. Yesterday 1 saw three saw -
bayonets found In trenches abandoned
by Germans. The saw edge was [sot
given them by soldiers' hamm•rtsg
one blade ',gallon another, but was
machine -made, and each bayonet bore
• Government ■tamp, a number. an
Imperial crown; sus the weed 'MP
Length of all Settles
It le Interesting to recall that to
most of the great battles which ware
fought long ago, the mslorlty of them
were over to • day Tf.e following
gives the duration „' =oma famous
engagements:
Waterloo ........ .. . 4 hours
Sedan (the big !Ottani.. 111[ keeps
Gravelotte 5 boars
Mars -la -Tour .... 10 hours
Krentggrats 1 hours
2S hoary
1 lay
3 daysi
Alma
Gettysburg
Lelpsig
A tiay pinch of carbonate of soda
or salt added to milk as soon as It
arrives wi» help to prga.rrs It from
terabit 1100r I
Mrs. Jack (to Widow Simp..wil-
-Nrr. that Peter's awn' tae A helper
wort', Mtn. Mltupann, ale y' aye hero
wbaor he is at nicht, yes min' 'Il be
ea.•." Mee, Biwspann (with a Mehl -
"%i tel, y' Doe, 1 still has ms •oast•,"
He, Oohing for a compliment -"1
don't know whether Logo In los poetry
or painting.- 14 • - "Ob,in tot
pain. lag, M.. Mnore. H. e-- "Tbilisi
C:
_hair* PIP/W1 0.,111e of my rib -irises r
Nbe -•'No : hitt I have rod .clivi tlf
',tsar par
Canadian Clothiers
LEVITZ & URRA
Proprietors
Christmas
IS COMING
We are prepared with a
nl.ecial line of
Ladies' and Gents'
Overcoats
These are high-grade
garments ..f good work-
manship and we guar-
antee fit. Prices right.
Al,o • full lint of gents'
suits new styles and per-
fect fitting. These are
worth inspection.
Our Friday and
Saturday 'Sale
includes it good line of
Ladies' Millinery. Un-
trimmed shapes in plush
and velvet. Regular 01.611,
*11►,Ir2.50and 83.1*). Fri-
Jay- and Saturday, Ifo
Levitz & Urra
Career Montreal and Square
GRANO TRUNK sY,
DOUIILR TItAI'K .ILL THL tt'AY
TORONTO - CHICAGO
TORONTO -MONTREAL
.U..xesll.dTrain dory lee
Htgbe•t 1'U. of Equlpme-.t
Winter Tours to California'
Florida and Sunny South
The Grand Trunk Railway 4 the mat direct
route from 111 point. East tdrmgh 1'anada, via
('ble.go. Detroit or Buffalo.
PAST TRAIN$ -CHOICE OF ROCTKl
Full particulars and berth res rvations at
H.T.R. tkaet osane_
r. P LAWRItN( F, & :IONS, Town Pas•sn-
der and Ticket Ment.. Phone S. O, R. LAUp
ER. Station Ticket Arent. Thou. :lb.
AN'DIAN
PAG I F I -G
WINTER TOURS
TO THi LA71D 01
Suaahire aaJ s4111>ysr Drys
THE "CANADIAN"
FART TIMS ritrWSEls
MONTREAL-TORUN ro
DETROIT -CHICAGO
Particular. from Canadian P.ctOc Ticket
Agent.. or write K. G. Murphy. Dt.trlet
Par.enger Agent. corner King and Yams
Street,. Toronto.
WINTER TERM OPENS
January 4th, 1915, at
THE NORTHERN
BUSINESS COLLEGE
OWtN SOUND, °aren'O
Our catalogue tells you why the
Toront t "Globe" said : ''It i, the
foremost Swamies School in the
Dominion." Ws ire for it,
C. A. FLAMING, F.C.A., Pt inoipnl
U. D. FttMnsa, Secretary.
OVCR 4141 'MARS'
CZPCRICNCS
PATENTS
ON ennieser. NOW
9 a- wessimove. f
sir-
fer
try
Husband -"Five rnineas for a het !
It's a sin." Wit. -"Never mind. drar-
eet, the bio will he on my bee 1."
"Why is • horse Ilse kindest of
animal.P' "It gladly gives the hl
out of his tni.uth, and listens lo every
erne (whoa) "
I1 -"1 "(upon., ynu have tried run'
nrin Judee Y' dodge "No, I have
not, .tit ( have tried a Int of people
who
mint
vv."
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QUICK NAPTHA
OMANS SOAP
THE LATEST MAWS
TeWOS% Gatti* Market
pyng rt N.atoN.0
Bandy choke steers 7.76 S.N
Bateber Mears. goof 7.40 T , Ts
do. medium 7.00 7.40
do. common 6. W 7.00
Heifers. choice 7.36 7.16
do. good 6.76 7.26
do. medium 6.00 7.10
Butcher cows, choice6.60 7.50
do. good ,. 6.00 8.50
lo. medium 6.76 6.50
do common 1.0s 6.76
Botta*, balls, choice . , 9.76 7.26
40- good bulls 8.11 4.76
do. medium 6.11 0,16
do. rough bologna 4.50 6.61I
Tseders, 550 to 1.100 lbs. 8.60 0.76
do. bulls 6.00 6.76
Stockers. 760 to 800 lbs. 4.36 6.541
do. mod., 46t, to 760 6.10 4.21
do. light, 600 to 660 4.60 6.60
Canners 3.76 4.60
Catton 4.60 6.00
Milkers, choice, each s0.00 100.00
lo... Ecom. and med40.00 40.00
Springers . 60.00 100.00
Calves, veal. choice5 00 10.50
do. medium 7.00 0.50
do. common 6.00 7.50
Lambs. light 6.26 8.76
do. heavy 7.00 7.60
do. culls 6.60 6.00
6.115 0.00
6.01
4.00
Hogs, 7 00 0.00
do. 7 25 0.00
do. 69u 000
Ewes, Tight
Sheep, heavy
Culls
and backs 4.00
3.00
weighed off cars
fed a d watered
f.o.b
Toronto Groin Pries*
The following wholesale prices are
quoted at the Toronto Board of Trade:
Manitoba Wheat -Lake porta. nesty
trop, No. 1 northern, $1.24%: No. 2
northern, $1.31%; lc per bushel more
bn track.
Manitoba Oats -New crop. No. 2
C.W., 58%ac; No 3 C.W.. 56i(sc. track
bay ports.
Ontario Oats -New, outside, 4$c to
60c.
Ontario Wheat -No. 2 car lots. $1.12
to 51.14, outside. according to freights.
American Corn -New. No. 3 yellow,
all rail shipments, Toronto freight.
71%c.
Peas -No. 2, 51.70 to 51.76. car lots,
outside.
Rye -bio. 2, 91c to 98c, outside.
Barley -Good malting barley, out-
side 44c to 66c.
Rolled Oats -Per bag of 90 pounds,
13 to $3.20; in smaller lots, 53.26,to
53.36, Windsor to Montreal.
Buckwheat -73c to 76c. car lots.
outside.
Mfllfeed-Carlots. per ton, bran.
526; shorts, 527; middlings. $30 to
532; good teed flour. 334 to $39.
Farmer's Market
Following are the latest quotations
for farm produce at St. Lawrence
):'trket, Toronto.
Wheat. bushel 81.16 to 11.11
Goose wheat 1.16 0.00
Oats, new 64 .65
Barley , .61 .70
Buckwheat .76 .00
Rye 1.00 1.02
Peas 1 50 1.60
Hay, timothy, No. 121.00 23.00
Mixed.and cover 16.00 15.0u
Straw, bundled 16.00 18.00
do. toose 9 . N 11.00
Butter, choice dairy .30 ' -22
Eggs, new 'aid, dos.160 ' .66
Fowl, dreg cd, lb. ,.11 .32
Spring chickens, Ib... .13 .18
Ducks. mining Ib. .16 .18
Turkeys, Ib .19 .21
Geese. Ib. .16 .17
Live hens. I', .10 • .11
do. ducks, Ib .14 .15
do. secs.-, lb. .14 .16
Apples. basket s0 .25
do. barrel,1.76 3.26
Potatoes, /ay .76 .80
Onions, bag 1.50 0.00
Pork. per pound 16 .20
Drearier! hr , -,:i 10.00 11.00
Beef. hlndga.,rtars 12.00 0.00
do forequarters 10.00 0.00
Lard. Ib. .14 .18
C-ttle aK Montreal
Bute lteri cattle, eholce.57.75 to 10.00
do. medium 6.00 6.76
do common 6.00 6.76
Canners ... ...90 6.00
Butcher's cattle. cows0.60 6.76
do. medium 6.76 11.00
do. bulls 6.a$ 4.60
Milkers, choice, sach70.011 71.50
do. cum. and mod80.00 06.00
Springers. _ .. __ 60.00 16.50
4.60 4.76
4.90 4.26
Lambs ... 7.10 7.00
Hog.. f.o.b .. 7.60 1.71
Calves 2.00 10,50
lib..'. 1St.
:lucks and culls
East MAN* Cattle
Cattle -Fabry active. 'hippie.
$8.50 to 59, butchers, 84.75 to 50.60;
heifers, 16.66 to *; cows, 83.60 10 47;
bulls. 54.71 to 57.60.
Vesta -Steady; 58 to 113.10.
Hop -Active; heavy and mixed �
Yorkers and pip, 51.11 to 11.36;
rough*. 24.76 to 57.
Sbeep-Active, steady; Iambs, N to
59.26; ewes. BS to 57.66. culls, 13.10.
to 54.60
Chicago Live Steck
Cattle -Market arm. w esters steers,
51 70 to 58.40; cow* and hatSFs. 1111.1111
to 58.60; calve*. 54.60 to 55.60.
Hogs -Market steady; ilgkt, N.M
to 17.10; mixed, 50.50 to $7.30; heavy,
54.40 to 87.28: rough, MIKto $.70;
pigs, 54.50 to 87111.
Sheep --Market weak; reateap,
54.10 to 57.10; lava, native N t0
10.16.
as tayssttgatlea tlasb ata 41101111111
a the Pere MartgasNs %OW •
set+oe.at.s.
Let us show you
our Sensible Christ-
mas Gifts.
Washing Machines
A Wasbing Machine and Wring-
er wouli save mother a lot of back-
breaking work. Danish tb. terrors
of wash day.
Aluminum Ware
Why not give mother one of
these articles that she will appre-
ciate too much P They are attrac-
tive and at the same time useful.
Will not let the food burn.
Vacuum Cleaners
Just consider the ',seta of time
and energy in the use of the old
corn broom which cannot take out
all the dirt. Remember dirty cat -
pets breed germs and dir•ase.
Happy Thought Range
W. live in a practical age. Few
f us have any money to burn or
throw away. 1f you need a new
range but the world-renowned
Happy Thought, the best and moot
•comomical stove on the market.
Electric Fixtures
Large assortment'of latest de-
signs, attractive and reasonable.
Brass Goods
Jardinieres
Trays
Dinner Gongs
Candlesticks
CHAS.
C. LEE
The Best Present
you can buy is some-
thing useful.
Sklghs
Special 50c - 84.50
Hockey Sticks
Special 10c - 75c
Embroidery
Scissors
Special 2& - f 0c
Razors
Special $1.75 - $2.25
Gillette Safety
Razors
Special 11.50 - $6.00
Razur Strops
Special 75c - 82 00
Carving Sets'
Fine aaegrtment
Special $2.01 - 5S 01
Electric Irons
Special $4.00 - 84.50
Electric Stoves
1:6.00 Up
Coal 011 Table
Lamps
Special 25c - $5.00
Coal 011 Hanging
Lamps
Special $1.25 - SS. ,II
Plush Carriage
Robes
Special 17.00 - $7.511
Silverware
Rogers In47 in newest
designs. Great variety
to chooae from
Hockey Skates
We sell Automobile Skates, fam-
ous for their superb qualky, splen•
did appearance and perfect eer,rice.
Do not forget that active still.
make you strong and healthy.
Special 75c - $f;, (1
Foot Warmers
Clarke'. Indestructible Foot
Warmer Is au ideal gift. Will en-
able anyone to drive in the most
severe weather in perfect comfort.
New Tools for the Farm
Don't forget father. Sometin.en
you tbint be has 00sentiment left,
but here you are mistaken. 11e
likes t0 be remembered at (!bris•-
may. Try it this year. Give hilt,
something he needs sod will .1,
preciate alt the year long.
Universal Bread Ilixer
A ribald cap &perste it. The
bread is evenly mixed with little
trouble.
Special $2.75 13.2.,
Coal 011 Heaters
Just the thing to heal a room of
the morning. Can easily l.t car
-
ried'from one room to another
Pocket Knives
Special 1.sc - 2
Cut Glass
Fruit Dishes
Spoon Trays
Glasses, etc.
"Oh! Look What Santa Claus Brought'
You Can Make This Picture a Reality by
Sending Home or Sending Your Friends a
COLUMBIA
GRAFONOLA fir COLUMBIA DOUBLE -DISC RECORDS
Any one of the dealers below will
gladly demonstrate any Grafonoiar
from the one at $20.00 --and it's a
real Columbia --to the many other
models ranging in price to $650.
A small initial payment places any
Columbia m your horse ---and on
Christmas morning if you wish.
Balance can be paid at your con-
venience after the holidays.
There i.;, a full thousand 85c Columbia Double -Disc
Records in the Columbia Catalogue
1' )tl CAN GET COLUMBIA GRAVONOLAS AND RECORDS FROM
W. H. HARRISON, Goderich, Ont.
Columbia Records are
Made in Canada e