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is not a place for Christmas purchases.
Look over this list and you will find
some suggestions for gifts that cannot
be surpassed for the pleasure they will
give the recipient.
1 FOR THE AUTO OWNER
3 Hand Klaxon Horn Pedal Covers
Melody Exhaust Horn Goggles
3 )ackBumpers
3 Flyers Tube Bag
3 • Tod Box Etc., etc.
3 FOR THE BICYCLE OWNER
3 Pair of Pedals Grips.
3 Tool Bag Horn, Bell or Lamp
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How is this? Gasoline Voucher for 25
3 gals. Gasoline for $6.80:' You may
11 take the Gasoline as you need it. t
*I East Street Garage
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3 Owed tai minted b a ladled .=
.3 A M. Glover
M *0.14,!1 *** ISM!lut!Wp N!!1!MWRT!lul W11
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li Listen to this(' d Don't Forget
MAT AT
1The Singer Store
on Christmas Eve someone is going to get
a Singer Sewing Machine for nothing
It may as well be yours as anybody e. ]Melte your chanties
doubly sure by leaving as many guesses as possible oo the bullets.
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If you have goatees ennngb you cent mi
sit. Oona, and
Gummi, and Cues. again. They cost younothing. ,u a red, re-
You get the best value possible for esety cent y• pe
gardless of • liswiog Machan',brown In.
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We have a e:osllent stock of Goode ffoorrsL..e th«uet ep uyer..
as well M our Doted lanais of Stamped
nding
weeks preparing.
Something for everybody to tet for everybody else.
Hilts all ready to box—some already boned ready to offer.
Come and see out display and you will buy.
A Few of ear any RaJy-ta+ffer Gifts:
Beautiful Lace -trimmed and Embroidered Turtle. Pillow
Mips. Day Slips, Nightgown., Corset Covers, Laundry Bage,
) Work Bap, Tab. Centre., Table Scarf. and several Silk-eni-
broldered Cushion -Tops from $1.00 to $2011. You never saw
' such bargains.
Also the Finest Assortment of Men's and Boys' Ties at 25c
and i0:, Leather Den Cushions and Centre., Tie Racks and
Collar
�iel Ludo
b which maks tilde' beautiful ifr Furs. aI o hundreds of 25c
Handkerchiefs for everyone.
i L R that all tleksW with rtuewes must be deposited
in the sealed box in lh..tore by !0 o'clock Cbriataaaa Eve. •
At
that hour Messrs. ileo. Williams, Manager Bank of Commerce,
H. R. Long and W. II. Robertson of "The Signal" will count the
Bullets andawarde -
THE fr\
MODEL THEATRE
FOatelEIILY THE LYfRIC
THE HOUSE OF REFINED PHOTO PLAYS
Wishes you one and all
A Merry Christmas.
BIG HOLIDAY PROGRAMME FOR SATURDAY
MATINETr AND EVENING
—when—
"`CONSCIENCE"
in four reels, wi'h other pictures, will he shown.
A Silk Flag Souvenir will be given with each admission.
TUESDAY and �VEDNE.SDAV, DECEMBER 28th and 29th
HARRY D. CAREY
— in—
"JUST JIM"
A Broadway Production, is the offering.
ADMISSION 10c and Sc
AS b'8L'AL
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tb Machine
TAPErrr!/ Chriutmax tllSTORE.•
MRS.▪ SINGER 11
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Thsrsday, Dworman 23, 1913 $
headers wars Iri.e•e at E.d..
Mr. and tsJa�ea (ase .pendia. tae
1:1b4Z as tsar
Mnr. t'uri'• purest.
at hall•
yw Walfawa•. "of the r. 1 ter tare. is
sons tea flea vacation u tar Mere sear dt.
Mr. aNwmon Mellor, of the � of Case
mares s' at. ie i skirl u* hems at iW aburs
overtbr hanlas.
Mier Norma 'Joha•tee. who: 'WS ear
merles with relent es at Tomato. h. Me
t. ler beer hers.
rM J. . scalers M Mar for the M1Mero
from Torso* aitersi•y..her. .he has hem
cege/el la esti kmaai work.
Mr. and Mrs- ito aZi Jebestsk sal obild.e..
Jolts tea'. fIsibet, Mee deer;
or Prawn. ere .i tOf Ckrtam•+ with Mn,
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',Mae N.ire sad Mies Mary Clark. e1
-• slat
are *pealing tar
are ham.. leer..
��i�Od on free ea
t wtt� ]tr. 0al i.. ts-r at tti r
MEM "salt'. D el, le New York state.
sari Mar deter. Mra Lewis 'Felder
atlefiribde lee Teresa* ea aa eateeriedl
left to r. Mryd . daughter. )(r.. Jus. Beale
Yrs. Geo. @.sat. who had spent tar pat two
weeks with low brother, Mr. Z. A. Walser.
settee Tue.dar en route to Glasgow. Scotland.
yrs, W O. Borrows sed two children. et
Wine, Alta.. are hen or a three month: slat
yrs. Burrow.' parent.. Mr. va♦ Mr.. Wm.
reemae
LOCAL TOPICS
Mr. Darld R. M..cVirrr. .1 Yellow Orem.
tiara. has armed home to sped the Christ
see b
bride,. with his parent" Mr. awl Hit
Jars. Ma'V Icer, Meeks street.
Rev. W. B. HawkIi.s, of Birth. wo. to wows
s
e Saturday. . The reversed is
a izemberef W wail -know., Pert Albert far
ti/ 1+ to charp of the Antalkau cooarrosuo0.
01110th aal
alar folk...Int sailor. Imre arrival basic
during the pat raw day.: OW � id.Rohlssoe.
Boddie ltel),inale Oeedea Mel .said. Malcolm
MolbaaM. Alfred Carver, Jaca Massareaut.
Ernie Kemp, Harald Mc6raitsn. James Deas,
Joe Hoot Earl Jenkl Lome SicCartney.
Roy Blas. Charlie l i htld "Bud' Mar
wick. Join Mel. Joe Craig, Arthur Mc
Clu.es
key, Gee Moore. Har Hunt.
Principal Hume led off the lint dance.
A dainty lunch, emit] by the girls of
the Colleiiste, was partaken of tit 11 31i
c't luck and the dance broke up short -
Hospital Hoard ly alter 1 o'clock. The Blackstone
The annual meeting of the Alex- orchestra supplied the music. A
andra hospital board, which wad called dance for ex-itudeots of the (4. C. 1. is
for Friday evening last, has been being arranged for next Wednesday
ever to J. Two
adjourped until Tuesday. January ( t the. dances are o0
11th the program for text week, so there
will be no lack of gayety during the
Christmas Trade Hood. holiday week.
From all accounts Christmas trade
in
Goderich has been exceptionally
good. The stores are very attractively
stocked and decorated, end then have
been large crowds of .hopper,. The
merchants are reaping the harvest of
their liberal advertising of the last
week cr two.
LIGGETT'S
ire CHOCOLATES
The Sweetest Way to Tell the Story
She will appreciate a box ref Liggett's.
Their purity, freshness and delicious flavor
will appeal to her discriminating taste—the
dainty way they are boxed will please her.
Liggett's are always the highest standard --
They have a goodness all their own.
THE PRINCESS PACKAGE
THE ELECT PACKAGE
FRUIT CORDIALS
CHERRY COCKTAILS
315c -- Mc -- $1.1111
H. `,C. DUNLOP
The Rexall Store
E. SEXSMITH, Mgr. - - Gnderich, Ontario
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The
d a mediaCollegian Order ' he
14th al is rasey lar ilrsl*Jlat
Seers wad meali1t11 their new hall
nvtt Kr. WOW- Mere. The reviles
rleMer Ilag. be WM .s the 74 ie
Dressmaking and Millinery Exhibit.
The dressmaking exhibit held at
the public library on Monday evening
proved to be • decided succeer. A
large number of finished anises, the
work of the dressmaking chases in
connection with the industrial board
of the G. C. I.. were on exhibition and
Next Monday Evening. drew forth much favorable comment.
'l be Irroarantn for Mrs. O. H. King's flies Cox, the lest'uctree., to whom ie
ndital at North street Methodist largely due the succees of these darner,
eYurcb-aext Monday evening promises served lunch to the visitors during the
an evening of - didithtful entertals- eseewi+ig. Dr. Holm," 'case
a brief
went. Mrs. King will be assisted by complimentary address in which be
Miss Dorothy Cbilcott, elocutionist. of eulogizedh hib
bothh on eel the des-
ist, teacher
the
Lew* Tot onto, and Men La Elliott. pias-
of town. A silver collection will tog of the term until after the heat-
hs
eatbs taken. There should lit • large at- days. Because of thejauccees of these
odance. Classes the industrial board will pii-
t
I chaen four sewing machines, and has
decided to estend the clamant Tor •
third term. The next term com-
mences :,he first week of January,
when new u.eathers may enroll.
A number of bats, made 1.y the
pupils of the milliner y claw, also were
on exhibition and were the subject of
favorable comment. This class bas
made good "progress under the instruc-
tion of Mize Knox, who will again
have charge for the term commencing
January 3rd.
Harbor Notes.
The steamer luland cleared on Sat-
urday for Sarnia, her home steamer The steaer Mariska
grounded at Harbor Beach, bad to be
lightered before she seas pulled off. She
arrived at the harbor here Monday ac-
companied by the tug S. M. Fisher.
with the barge J. M. Ketchum god,
which had the Iigbtered grain on
board. The tug and bine .•leered for
Port Huron on Tuesday. The Morioka
bons • considerable quantity of wet
wheat in her stern, hold.
Free Lecture.
"A Wincing Fight Against the
Great White Plague it the subject of
a free lecture. illustrated with lantern
views and moving picture.. to be given
in the lecture room of Knox church
on the evening of Sunday, January
23rd• after the church services, by the
field secretary of the National Sanitar-
ium Association. This lecture is
spoken of as intensely interesting and
instructive. Everybody is invited.
Dr. Strang will fill the chair.
PERSONAL MENTION.
Keep ire Family
Soto le Joist Mast
in the names of two
or more members—
Husband and
Wife, Brother a Sister, or Father g�
it Is an ali-rou • convei;fence, as either
deposit or withdraw money, ane} in case of dethg
balance goes to the survivor without arty forma ties,
forming an Immediate source of ready money.
Goderich Branch—F. WOOLLCOM BE, Manager.
was so sorry to lose mother'. watch.
It bad stopped, ro 1 had it in my little
bag with all any other worldly powerI
@ions.
nu, doctor here made an examina-
tion of any back and hips and thinks
the trouble is purely mu.culer, and
that 1 will be all right in a few weeks.
1 am still flit on lily back ; cannot
even turn in bed. Of Bourse there 1s
no doubt the shipwreck was a great
shock. Briog hauled Into the rescue
boat certainly strained my back.
The Kiog sent a telegram to the
survivors here expressing sympathy
and hoping we would soon be better :
jolly good of him, wasn't it ? Talk
about friends ! One of the boys
Teddy Thompson, asked me to send
word to his mother es soon as 1- got
settled in a hospital here. I sent her
a card Thursday and yesterday got a
nice Iettet from her.
It is funny not having anything.
Oot to buy a razor and everything, as
1 need them at cos. Have not o
course had any mail since I we
it.iured. I have written to the hxttxl
i
1
ion to se..d•it on : I may get bows of
it. I do not ',now what to tell you
about sending mail. By the timeou
on
get this and answer it b., :: will be
six weeks, and by that time I have no
idea where 1 will be. 1 think perhaps
the hest way would be to send thew
17t037 Char. S.Colon tte, 31st Canadian,
eel Mn. F. Thompson. Melbourne,
Derbyshire, England, as 1 know she
will be only too glad to forward thew
to me wherever 1 happen to tie.
;Awful; bard work writiog lying un
one's hack, so 1 must quit. Send i►ad
thio letter, will you ?
In a later letter he writes :
boy
s
killed ibybtbe saer me hshell thaek or t got we.
His name was Montague, and he was
simply blown to pieces. A boy from
O atesbolw was alio wounded at the
same lime No idea bow long I
was in the water—perhaps ten
ute., perhaps thirty minutes—I don't
know. But, gee whiz! 1 do know
f it was cold Remember nits to all
e' the Coleman people and wish them a
- Merry Christmas for me.
eMr. Fred Hob.,.o
t01' lore (rout OW% , for
fie bender,
,
Nf.. Alberta Tate. Is bone from Chicago fcr
a holiday t 1dt•
Me. 'Kill Sleet, of the G. A. t' . Guelph. M
hose for the helidara
Nr. acd Mrs. B. F_
Hick ate .pe.rileg the
Mrs. Tantott's Class "At Home." 1
A pleasant affair took place at the
classroom of the public library on
Tuesday evening, when, to matk the
sassing of the term, Mr.. Tancott ewe
"at home" to the senior Tuesday
evening cooking class. Each member
of the close had the privilege of hosing
two lady friends call" during Gael
evening, and a dainty lunch was
served. After the visitors bad de -
petted the class .leo partook of
lunch h
and before dispersing presented
Tancott with a Royal Doulton salad
bowl as • token of esteem. l+
Liquor Uses.
Police Magistrate Lockhart imposed
• floe of LW and catty, amounting in
all to IT- .1e, upon a citizen of Dungan-
non who appeared before him bare on
Monday on a charge of being drunk at
Dungannon fall far. The defendant
gave a statement of where he secured
the liquor which seems to imvlicate a
number of other.. and other charges
may follow. The defendant coen-
plsoed of the costa and ear inclined
to besomewhat i kbut
when
the legmaedthathe
might wise the Ane to $50 the defend-
ant toned down and paid the bill.
Winter Term from Januali 3.
CENTRAL
STRATTON°. ONT..
Canada's Hest Business" College.
Wei hair, tI'reo different riarartmenls.
l)emmerchtl. Short heed and relegraphy-
Our graduate. ars .c =Hex gond pp -Moos
We an reeetving ase application" we
osa
aH meet. In tone arum
lean te'm we
received 11 application+ for tr.teed MIP
Borne calk olltlerieg frau *1.t per month to
Stir per scream remain unlined. Get sur
free c mamas et erica.
D. A. McLLCH1.A'. Principal.
Three Huronites Killed.
Geo. Leach and David 11. Leach. of
Bayfield, and Adam Holme., of Sea -
forth, were killed in a railway accident
Owl -hall mile went of Fort William on
Saturday last. The chi -weed were
returning home after engsging in bar
vesting work In the West. The acci-
dent oeenrred when the exeurs{ou
train nn whirls they were riding ran
into a switch eagles which was stand-
ieR on the main line.
The two Lerch brothers are brothers
Ntut1iAve
4 were about to t
tars old respective) Mr. Holmes
lea cousin of Mrs. Tweedy aid was
fifty years old and leaves a wife and
three ebildrew. Hamilton Street
C 1. Etweents' Once.
TM ds se gives et Oddfellowt Hall
se Widp slay teeming by the collegi-
ate liondt. a students proved to be a
vory skommit affaiir..Ine�Aa1.rito ..m.'
b
pour
t& ss swere �jd fries&• sI {its .todeelsl
—
Dost forget our Lord BaltJtltiore 1
Lima. 'peels!. A pared of Ane neer
paper and 60 saveloys* to motels, melt
sleety bused, and the two fee ee seats,
N e.etaiely exeellwit valu.. H. C.
MOW,. the Rexall Ntors.
"How do you giveour little del
)ballets emit week Iwe•uty four Loon ; stolons f" . 1 speak Madly to him
lead h wags his tall "
PTE. THOMAS PRITC'HARD,
of Princess Patricia'. l'ar►adiatn Light
infantry, who twrntl' returned frau
the Resew of war and is now recuper-
ating front the effect,' of German go...
ISHING my
numerous
customers
co A Merry
Christmas
and
A nappy
New Year
Fred Hunt
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0 The Season's Greetings 0
2 TO ALL
ON THE WRECKED ANGLIA.
Thrilling Ezpaience of a Former Loc des
born' Boy.
Pte. Cha". Ouiwette, the writer of
the following letter, is a son of Mr.
W. L. Ouiwette, fotmetly general
nierebaut et Londeshdfo', nod a
nephew of W. T. Riddell, of Auburn,
He went West several years ego with
his parent?. who are now located at
Coleman. Albeit+'. Writing to his
sister, be nays :
You have the luckiest brother in
the world. 1 have cabled Dad I ant
safe. i sun in England : so fortunate
to be het, i was sent down to the
pass in Boulogne. By the way, i
struck a swell hospital :here, Si
Henry Norman's private home. Lived
on eggs, chicken and stout : sounds
good atter bully beef, biscuits and
chlorinated water.
Well, 1 stayed there two days and
then was put on hoard the hospital
ship Anglia for Eneland. 1 guess you
know what became of it. About 10
o'clock we struck a mine. 1 will pass
over the details, as they are too awful
to relate ; anyway, an orderly carried
me upstairs tin deck, then along the
deck to the side of the ship. 1 thought
back would bleak, but 1 managed
r
Remember us when you buy
your Christmas Confectionery.
fith
' ,
A large assortment of choice
lines to choose from
SPECIAL: -2 lb. of Home-made
yt Taffy for 25c • • • •
se4
H. T; EDWARDS
m
to stand and iean against the railing. 1
Then a ate jnr came along who got. a
'dehelt and put it on ine. The vteamer
had listed a good deal and be got me
over the tailing and down the side.
You know there is • sort of plank rune
along thin ship a few fret below the
portholes ; well, to make a long story
short, 1 *tend on that till the ship
went down, when. of course, i floated
off. l managed somehow t -i get bold
f • b d was event trail. picked
Corner Kingston and Square- - Goderlch
ydiiliEMiil►Niil *ilitlr>lVJidrdrtbNrtbdirii1 4 i1AW0
1 ▪ East Street V Meat Market t
-▪ a▪ P3 Headquarters for Christmas Poultry and Meats 1F'
3 IF:
3• 16c to 1$c
Choice Rib Roast Beef
Porterhouse Roast ,Beef .... 20c to 23c F
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3 ', Shoulder Roast Beef....:... 15c to 17c
3 " Fillet Veal 25c
:3 " Leg Lamb.. 25c IF
3 " Roast Pork lSc to 20c C
3 " Hone Rendered Lard 17c 1E
3 Chopped Suet, Spareribs, Cooked Meats,
3 • Smoked Meats, etc., etc. ill
4 Get our prices • for Beef and Pork by C
3 the quarter. G.:
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Orders called for and delivered. IF
3 i A trial order solicited. F.
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3 O'BRIEN &- LEGG F
4 PHONE 31 — - — EAST STREET
•a
o • aro am
up. It leanly through the love and
kindness r t Clod that 1 am here today.
Torpedo and other boats from Dover
saved all who were saved. 1 wish you
riia .nnld have .eon tbn•e gee Mtwte ce.nn.-
to the rzeeuet tbitty ttve to forty
rnli.s an hour, throwing t.be water
high in the air. Once. •t least, (bat
paitofthe British navy looked good
to me. Wewera taken to Dover and
placed on the hospital train and rushed
to Leicester. Had It not been for the
shipwreck, 1 would have been sent to
the Canadian bbvital it Shorncllff,
hut es it was Otnadians were not
ktown frost anyone else. Thi. 1
I
bag militat y hospital. and
1115 think one will get good treatment it is
strict and one gets0qjr what Io eon. -
lug to bion : so proftfldon of gift's se in
the ltamedian boepitak.
I loot absolutely everything except
my Masotti • ring, that 1. ell l had on
lie when 1 landed 1n Dover. 1 lei
quite • few little war souvenirs. 1
THE LAST THING
anybody would want for
Christmas would be
COLD FEET
the are experts ins providing
every comfortable
abeer of the rhousehol'1
the correct- Rood.
Bests, Slues, • Robbers, Overskees,
Wikgs. Mectasiss, Daaci■g mss,
Slippers, etc., etc.
C HRISTMAS l GIFTS
What nicer Christmas gift than a pair of HAND-
SOME SHOES? SLIPPERS also snake a gift that is
m•eciated, and what boy doesnot want a pair of
MOCCASINS?
Wm. Sharman
The Shoe \l an 'Phone 158