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SPECIALS FOR
New Year Buyers
King Edward Cafe
(aoMETMINo NEWT
The weather is now cool. People
coming to town can be served
Hot Coffee, tea or Cocoa at 5c
Meals also served 35c
11 iibe..t pricer paid for butter and
The best barn in town f.)rstabling.
l Mr, Frauk AWtin, of Detroit, are
spending*. few days et their howe
here Miss Alice Dalton. of Perry
I*bond, and Mks* Aunts Dalton. of De-
troit, spent their Christmas holiday
with their mother, Mrs. JAe. Dalton.
Miss Adeline O'Keefe, of Unica-
go. is upendiu$, a few days et the
howe of Mr. add Mrs. Con. O'libefe.
-Mow Prireilla halt and Mr.
Chas. M. Dolton, of-Poicupine, epeut
Cbristuuts et Mr.. Jas. Dalton's.... .
Henry Remhatdt, • of Guelph, spent
Christmas will) his wife and family
byre . Mien Margaret Garvey, of
Brantford, Mi. Jus Garvey, of Torose
to. and M. Leo Garvey, of Detroit,
slant their Christmas holiday with
their patents, Mr. and Mre. Thomas
Garvey Misr Pauline and Mr. Joe
O'Reilly, of Toronto, spent Christened
st theft borne here .. Miss Maria
end Mr. Roy Meyers, of Toronto,
spent t3hrhtttneu at their bonne'- .atter
Mr. John P. Sullivan visited , is
sister Eileen, at London, on (Arista'
Day.
Joseph Murray
Kingston Street (100ERICH
House Coats and Bath Robes
all rguced.
Stanfield's Blue Label Underwear,
In size 42 shirts `seconds', $I.25
All -wool Black Sox
"Anti -Rheumatic", 25c
the holiday week. -
Mr•. Hugh McLaren, of Pdrt Elgin,
Ma'.: #twee. =Wstttte ++11+'j.ke: teak. ,
are visiting at. the 1 ,e of theta
mother, Mrs. Writ. Stirutg.
Allem Mildred Cameron and Mensr-.
Wm. and F, ant Came' on, of , Drt root.
a, Builder—ibd-3tAnd�-"Tr i1ir
home of their father, Mr. Alex. Cam-
; eron.
Min Dolly- Row who has been
teaching for the part year in 'Lincoln
county. hem resigned her school andr'iv
at present upending the holidays at
4 howe,,
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PM -Witt -1. CHRIMTMA$ DAY.-
1'ihuuss 1).y 1M16 will lag remem-
bered tae a perfe `•t. Christ near day—that
le, es tar as weather gees. It was a
typieal 1!snediau winter day, with
id sleighing; bright. sorbins,
ur no wind. and just enough
cold to give a tang Lost he air. A good
1.nuether of the young rople spent the
afternoon skating on he river and
'others went driving or v iting friend,..
There was no public even in the vil-
lage, the entertainment w 'ch was to
have been held in the P shyteriau
church having -Leen postponed until
-Wednesday, 'owing to the 'onn-ar-
rival of the magic lantern outfits,.
.Black Worsted Sox `•seeds'
Walter C. Pridham
SOLE AGENT FOR
20th Century Clothing - Borsalino Hata
BAYFtELD.
TUESDAY, Dec. 26.
Rev. R. L Williams.: of Ooderich,
is upending a few days at the rectory -
Mr. and .Mrs. Jas. Cameror, of 'Tor-
onto, are spending the holidays with
their parents in the village.
Mr. and Mrs.' Rat tatty. of Foto
spl4t simple of days at the
ago with thwr dw t hfee Aar.
Jones.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Pollard, of Lou-
don, are the guests of the latter's
parents, Mr. and Mr.. James Spack-
man.
Mise Pearl Taylor. who is attending
dad
Toronto Faculty of Education, is
spending the holidays at her home on
the Front road.
Meagre. McGee and McLaughlin, of
the Sterling Bank, spent -Sunday and
Monday at their homes in Woodstock
rod thew wel.
Mir tinttart -Watton, of Fiske,
Meek.; s amending a
iteww
., treks at the
n
we oY Mr. ani-Mrs.o
'T tio-Wr�ron,
of the Sauble line.
Mise Marcia Macdougal, prinripal of
Dashwood public school, is home for
the holiday. Mie Anna Elliot,
teacher at Benwiller, is home also for
-"Reef ICS Witt)
rhe Gimes I.
AND have your house
lighted in the modern
way—with electricity. We
know how to tib it, and
- will cheerfully furnish plans
and --estimates for wiring,
fixtures, etc'
Robt. Tait
West Street, next Postoffice Phones 82 and 193
Home Defencei-
Men Wanted for the NAV
R. N. C. V. R. Atlantic Division
The inereaaed German submarine activities in the North
Atlantic call for increased cruiser protection for the
chorea of Canada and the trade routes. Men up to 45
years of age of previous sea -faring experience will be
enrolled at onoe for the
NORTH ATLANTIC PATROL SERVICE
PAY : $.120 Sawa$20
Applicants must he of good physique and chars. -ter and
not over 45 years of age
Also s limited number of boys from 15
to 114 year* old will he enrolled for the
hearse defence service. r.ceiviag pay at
the rate of 50e. per day.
AIy be
COMO/ODORS &E1141LIUS JARVIS
Maya Reereitaag (Meer for Ontario
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TORONTO
. KINGS RIDGE.
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A Bun TIME.—A large number
the young people of this parish gay
Mr. and Mi -s. Con. O'Keefe a surprise
when they called on them on Christ.
nine night. Mr. and Mre. O'Keefe
made them heartily welcome, throw-
ing open their house to them, and it
wee not long before the folks began to
hammer the floor in great style,and
they kept the hammering up. tell 4.419
in the morning. Then, atter thank-
tng Mr. and Mrs. O'Keefe for their
kindness, all returned to their reepec-
Livr. Bowes, thinking of the great time
they had spent.
PEHaoNAL Meiree g,—Minae° Maria
Sullivan, of Guelph. Patricia and
Madeline Sullivan, of Uoderich,
and Mr. Jive' Sullivan, of Detroit,
spent their Christmas holiday.
under the parental toot Mice
Mary O'Connor. of lioderich, is spend•
Ong her Christmas holiday° at her
house hereMint Josie Dalton, of
Kenilwol•th,--lir spending the Christ-
mas holidays at her home here.... .
Mr. and Mrs, Arthur O'Connor, of
Pickering, spent Christmas with the
latter'* parents, Nr. and Mr . Morgan
Milton.-.. Mr. Keating, of Guelph,
is visitiug at the home of M•. and Mrs.
P, M. Sullivan .... Mies Violet and
THE HOLIDAY DREAM
HAS BEEN FULFILLED
KI
AND EVERYONE APPEARS JOYOUS AND HAPPY
HIS store has proved its advantages as a shopping place for holiday gifts. You
have been very kind to us in the Christmas patronage, proved by our sales
having climbed to figures far beyond any previous holiday season. In the
future as in the past nothing will be left undone to merit your confidence in this as a
usiness house. Good gfoods and correct prices are sure to keep u is n t . front -ran ks.
TU10DAT, Dec. 26.
Mr. John MacKenzie spent Christ-
mas Day at St. Helens.
Mise Lillian McLean, who teaches
near Blyth, is spending her vacation
at home.
Mr. and Mrs. John Matheson, of
Detroit, aro visiting friends in this
vicinity.
Mn. Robt. Scott and children. of
Auburn, ate visiting sr Mr. Kenneth
MacLean's. •
Mr. U. McIww, TriVl1garry, is spend-
ing his vacation at the home of his
father, Mr. Kenneth MacLean.
Miss Donald', MacGregor and Mr.
Frank MacGregor, of Duluth, are the
guests of Mr. Duncan Mackay.
Misses E.Mackenzie, V. MacLennan,
Isabel Mackenzie, and Messrs. Elmer
Bradley. Elmer West and SAW Brad-
ley, of Uoderich Collegiate Institute,
are speeding the holidays at their re-
spective hooves.
PORTER'S HILL,
TUESDAY, Dec 211.
Noise —Mr. and Mye._W.rn. Mair
and son returned to their home on
aturday, accompanied by Mrs. John
z Misses Florence and Alda
'M Donald, of Detroit, spent the
Chiistdtis boltday.at_Mre. James Mc-
Donald's Mr. Hiram Cox re-
turned W�,/ronto ou Tuasday,.having
spent Cbrieltn$e at his
Misr V*nstone, nt . Goderich, spent
Ctgisf• atmtitling McPhail's—
Mr. John lair is visiting at Wing -
ham .. ism Fioagle McClure is
spending the Ohristmar holidays
under the pat ental rout Mr. and
Mitt. Andrew Sloan, of Myth, epent
Chrietwas .with the Layers brother,
Mr. Reid Torrence Mr. and Mrs.
Armour, of (iodert h, spent Christmas
at Mrs. J. H. Elfinit's-- ...Mr. and
Mrs. Garnet Elliott, f the West, are
visiting the tot -rimer tot her,,. . Mr.
Wnt. Morgan'and siste Nina, of. Port
Stanley, are visiting in he neiahbott
hood Mile „Nell A Donald, of
London, is visiting in the, neighbor-
hood Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Mc-
Dongdll and children, of- Winnippeegg
are visiting the fotaner's mnthilr, Mrs.
HI.ewart McDougall ..Miag\ May
Lindsey, of Goderich, spent the holi-
day at her mother's. Mee. A. Mc-
PFRSONAL MENTION.
Mrs. M +eM.i'h Ind daughters. M-'. Mae-
.Ihme.'t,and Mi,.. Rulit, .ire vb.ttin. relatives
at uetrolt this week.
Mr. and. Arthur Hopkins and tandly, of
Det.oit. Mleh.. wpt•rit the holiday with Mr..
sEa
Hopkin, st et, uTl.
Mr. Cleve Tlchbome. of Walkervllle, and
Mr. Harry Tichborne. of Parry :bund. spent.
Chrlstu as with' Mr. surd Mrs. Thotnaa Tich-
bonue. Arig le.ea etreel.
Mr. Clt7u.d Mmr_nisof, of Ernr.dd. M,uk.; Ira
%letting ht.liltnFileirrs: Mr. and Mn. Treble.
01 ,uw..cr Ferrers.
Mts. May rhurlow ani 'Mr. Gordon a't!f.k-
a.nd. of Hraa Mod. .twatthe bolala) wilt Mrs.
Jame. Thurlow. At glee., street.
Mi.. K''te Dunn:trig.% of Galt, wax one of the
holiday vMltors in town.
MI,. Violet McDonagh, of Toronto. I. spend-
ing her Ia,:.iion with her patent,., Mr. and
Mrs, )'rank McDonagh. Albert street.
Mr. linear Nwart., of gion-'s Colyer-lt y.
Kitgel cm, i, Keane tot- the vauntinn.
Mr. arid Mr. Wilbert Million. of (tetrott, ate
Chri-ting visitor, in tow n.
Mi -,t It tri.. Hay.. of McDonald Hall. Guelph,
le home for the holiday',
Srtreant litany Hsydeu,.of he('. A. D.C..
Loudon. was up on leaveVer (hristoac.
Mk- Ruby a'oddart, of'lhe Normal School,
Sl int fmd, I. .pendlugthe Vacation at home.
Miss Gladys and Mr. Seemed H.tggi.rt h. of
Detroit, were in Goderleh over the holiday.
Mr. end Mrs. George West brook.., Tra falser
street. spent I'hrtatmnm n ith Mr. Yodngtent, of
Auburn.
Mr. Janie. Hume. of Toronto. l+ (pending the
vacation with bis parent". Mr. and Mra. J. P.
Hume, Hritumla road.
- Mr William Stewart. of Trafalgar .levet.
celebrated his eightieth birthday nit Tuesday
of (hi. week. The old gentlemen Is young for
his year., however. and to able to get nr•ourd
with the e1.e of one many year. younger.
Many happy returns !
Mamie Down sad Sidle Hate.. of
Toronto. spent theft holidays at their ro,•pnct ive
Monte. here.
Mr. Harry Tudord, of Detroit, .p.'nt ('hri-t•
rats at his home here
Mr. (arnau, Stoddart was horse from De-
troit for the holiday.
MI'. Anna Whaling. of Stratford- le visiting
Mr. end Mts. Wm. l'hiaholin. Trafalgar at reel.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Green and Mi.., IUohai-d
500.01 Detroit. were In town for I'hrlat ms-,
Miss Grace Hoggarth, of Woodstock. li
spending a month In town.
Mr. Athol Meginirrie after ,pending ('hria•
tan- with 1,1, parents at nrtl.sei, left Gndartell
on Wednesday morning for Victoria Harbor.
Itev. J. W. mud Mr.. Itobin.on, Lansdowne
avenue, Toronto tformerly of Goderieht an-
nounce* the engagement of their daughter.
Ruby Asides. to Mr George T. Kigmnl, hart,
ter, Yorktoo. Meek-, non of Mr. and Mot Wm
Kiliani. Poses. N. R. the marriage to take
phage al High Park Methodl..t. church, Tor-
onto, Thur.4at-. I)er•ember 51
Mr. i1, IMnaldaon, of Sarnia, es. here for
the holtda mi a visit to him mother, Mr. :Don.
mldion, holiday
avenue, who celebrated her
nMetleth hitt Nlay umlverwery on Sundey Mat.
Mr. H W. Yeo. of the H .herr Simpson Co..
Toronto, visited hi. brothers In tow n over the
holiday.
MI.. Donald"' Ma,Gregnr and Mr Frnnk
MsMiregor, of Duluth, were the goes . of Mew
Carrie* otter Sunday while on their mer to
♦hill relative. In A.hfleld.
L rut t,,,worth Jones, of Toronto. agent
Chrbtt elm at hl. home on Kepler ,trees.
Mr. ,Howard Jones, of the tlnlvendty of
Torono, la spending the vacation at his home
here.
Mr. Wilfred Dancer. of Toronto University,
1« home for the holiday..
Mr Jamie McClinton. of Toronto, wee Aimee
for-( hristtnas.
Mla-e-Jean and Ethel Nairn mad 111.. Mary
Clark wase c41Ung *1 Stratford tale week
Mr. Jan* Praelteot 1. Immo hem Detroit ow
a holiday rl-It.
Mia. Strong, of Arnertnr, mad Mt.. (argon
Strang. M Grange ville are ermilteet the i .hart
rasa v*eaI lm at their Wow Ears.
MW Mud A -:',shat', et Mow York. see Me
F. Roy P1, -eat, of Sr, Thema.. are attending
the c'hrbdmae holiday, at their home. Kest
eti051.
Mr., W. J. Doer and Mre. air./ (kern, or Ul-
cer). are •i -Ilius Me and Mr,. Geo. MaoVicar,
Pluton Street. i
Mt.. Myrtle Wells, of Detmit, spent Christ.
nut- with her plot her, MIK Welk, Nest Street.
Mr. Karl Kelly, who ham been teaching at
Forest, 1. home for the vacation,
Sc.geant Jame. A. Dickson, of Toronto, IS
visiting friend -lin lown,I
Wlnehartt Times : Mr. and Mr+, R, Young
'kited with their *ora in (ioderich fur over the
trotitturKi rdine Review Miss Helle McLe al, of
Go.lerdch Is vI.it Intl ttlend- in 101f0.
Exeter Advocate : Mr. and Mre.'Y'Iw. Kerr,
of tiudeticb, Mr. end Mr•. Woodof London,
were the go st• of 'he Misses. Wti on, of Lee.
trail*. over the holiday.
Hlyth Standard: Mr, (tyle. Jenkins, of°ode.
• .pent C hi i..tnt,m with hes soh. Mr. Wm.
J. nkln.: d. Ewe Wawanoeh,
Niles I illi in M ,cVlcar, who has been teach -
1• u at Welland. Ira spending the v,ea. ion with
Ler parent-., Mr. and Mn.. James MacVicmr,
Mr. siel airs. R..Nlltt and ehjklreo, nI Want
1. rd, ant the hnl, t,y with she Latter'.. par.
ens-, Mr, and Mr. Janata MacVicar.
Mr. and Mrs, ):d. Demi and MI+s ,Marion
Duhn, of town. spent t:hrlatu... in Toronto.
Mr. John Nir hoison, of Toronto, 1s vi -ling
hi. parents. Mr, and Mrs, John Nicholson,
tiarb•c street.
Mr, ilarry Martin was hp from Toronto for
('hri,tena..,
Mte.es Hazel Hartwell and (trace Wool ten,
of the Norni.l School, Stratford, are .pending
their vacation herr.
Mr. and Mra. Wm, ('rslgie of Toronto. are
spending the holiday's with relatla-es In town.
MIA. intra Howie, of Toronto, 'pent Christ
mai In town the motet of the Misses Nairn.
Mr. ('has Kidd.. of Montreal, spent Christ.
n ig. At his home here.
Mrs, Jos. Kidd returned home on Friday after
visions at 1'Otont., and Detroit.
Captain D. P. McCarthy Is in town for the
%%interaftes' laying up Ma boat at Kingston.
Mr, Mb hael Howler, Mi-ae, Ir. neand Lorena
Howler, of Detroit, are spending a few days at
t h. Ir home on Nat 1••r street.
Mr. and Mrs. Kennedy of Detroit agent
t'htf+tm, whh the tatter's parents. Mr. and
Mi. M. Howl. r, Napier street.
Mr. H. Kari Elliott. of tee stat! *1 Hew
Canada College, To onto, earl at home for.
1'hrl..tmaa and left :on Tuesday for a visit to
Chicago.
Mr. an 1 Mn. "Jock" Campbell, of Port Col
twine. ere visit ore In town.
('aptakin Ed. Itobinmon, of the 'reamer K. H.
(Met. Is In town again atter • .ucoes,ful season
on the lake..
MIs. Minnie Taneott was home for
Christmas. She has been at. London fors few
weeks, but will return ehoetly to Toronto.
Mr. Pert Cutt, of Rime, le vitiating atthe
P arental home this week.
Mr. F 0. Colborne le attending the week
with Mende at Toronto.
Mr. W. T. Millar U away on a holiday trip he
Det and Toledo.
Mr, HarryWiggins, of ( Mimeo. spent (bM
t.
mac. at his ome hen. -.
Mises. Vertu ann r rartw Wtsgl ns, of Detroit.
Were holiday visitor. at their home here.
Min. Msryrar ( Strong. of Toronto, vleit.ed et
het home over Christens*.
ristens*.
The W. M. S. of Knox choroh
hold • *peeiel prayer meeting in the
lectors room of the °hunch on the
afternoon of Thursday. limitary 4th,
et 4.30 o'clock, and extend* a meat.
cordial Invitation to the women of the
1 other churches to be preeent.
ltdwarAa• are arsle of ktntr that
ipate homemade candy. A sample will
eottvlwta you.
ft -Overs
In seasonable qu tities for those who
omitted buying for hristmas or left
the for New Year Handker-
chi s, Hosiery, Gloves, 'ars, Ties,
Scar Fancy Linens, Tow s, Silk
Waists, Tablings, Parasols, Silks,
Serge dress materials and scores of other
articles that we cannot mention here.
OL(/e? ai and ` ll5/6/ne.))
t(e t.) arr.)/inadiale
and /4':7,u/' 1(/tt' r'(vrr"i y /ear.
J. H. COLBBBBBBBORNE
Dougall and Minnie have retuned
from the West and are visiting tat the
neighborhood Misa Walters, .)f
Godetich• is visiting at Mrs. Lindsay's,
AUBURN.
WEDNKRDA T. f)ee. 27.
llfferr'McLecd, of London, la vt
i
W.id
dell's.
1'. R Idell's
Mr:—A.'Anquith 1. at warm -4 over
the holiday season.
Mr. E Mole and faintly, of Meaforth,
spent the holiday with his parents
here.
Miss Cora Ferguson and Mies Fein
Patterson are howe for the Christmas
holidays.
Mr. Key Petttrson, of queen's Uni-
versity. Kingston, it howe during the ,
vacation. '
Mies.s' Annie and Margaret Jack-
son, of 'j, -rentor spent Christmas with
their mother herr.
Mr. Rarefy McLaugbl3D..oLEdn.on-
tun, Alra., called on a few of his I
fi iends thilt.werk
Mr. Bert Smylie and family and ,
Mr. Win. Smylie, a returnei soldier,
arrived Satntdsy to, spend a few
months visiting their' mother. Mrs.
Smylie.
1'he nomination and election of
police tCuetees was heid Friday
evening and the following w.r.
siccant for 11917: Joht. Phillips, Oso:
Lenlp and %Vatter Pfeffer.
',l'ue Sunday scho •1 concert on Fri -
thy night was well attended and all
of th-. characterp acted their parte
well: Prnceeds were $71), to be need
in aid of Sabha' h *tinsel work.
Our subscriber% are very much
pleased with the handsome calen-
dars issued this year by The Sig-
nal. Be sure you get yours by re-
newing early .
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THE MASSEY-
HARRiS SHOP
--a,'r,O O. ONT.
We litave Commercial. S1iorthasid and'
Tderah Departments.
g Pl
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rhe a ?m'nan• t h )[ ugh. up , u 1 1 - It t-
dateaud practical. The insuurlatr.'
tut• experienced and we place inlet -
'dates in IM ,sit t,ms. ',Vt' are neeevia•-
i ng s(•, t ws of appl ieat i..ttm fur trained
help which wecannet supply. %Vritr
et once ft ,r particulars.
D A. McLACHLAN. Principal
he Saults Coal Co.
-scesseoe. to Menefee/hit (:hslhil!
I XCLI'SIvr AGENTS FM(
LEHIGH VALLEY
. THI¢ C ti.- THAT tieliTISFIES,
We deal in and Soft Coal,
Lime, Ceme . Fire Brick, Fire,
ac also Ha land Soft n lint,
Maple and He ock Slabs.
HE.Ikck Slab, per cord.
Fresh cars of (V me and
Cement just received.
OFFICE PHONE, , - - 1•i
B. j. Saults'- Residence 275
W. \V Saults' ResidcnCe 202
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We have Cut rs front
Wm. Dray of Chitin's
an.l from
McLaughlins of Brock
Wieleaetelargu sutra:
ones—black ones and red ones
some with tops and some
without tops.' We should he
plca.sed to show them.
RANGES from Orillia—just
a few lett-- I'eei'lex, Corona
and Peerless Leader.
All kinds of Massey-Ilarris
Co.'s gods.
Robt. Wilson
Phone ISS Ma.n.Itod 81 . Goderich
1 Some men are horn emall, some -
t shrink and some others never find ttNst
1 how small they really are.
WALTERS a& CO.
Greit 30 -Day Sale is Over !
Bu's', LISTEN!
WE have still a large stock on land. Therefore will continue to sell at the old
familiar prices. Broken lin nd odd sizes will be marked to sell at startling
low figures. The word cost has lost its meaning on the prices adorning
these goods. We will dear them out and out they mut go. So come and
celebrate an old-time reunion with these goods. This means two pair for the
price of one. We would strongly advise you to take advantage of this cut-rate
sale. It is an opportunity that knocks at youth door for the last time.
You Know ! We Know ! . Everybody Knows !
The great advance in the price of all leather goods. NOW is the time to stock up
in footwear. When one pair is gone you have another, to put on. We will again
emphasize the reason of thir ridiculous carving of the pili es, which is due to the
fact that we are
Closing Out This Branch of Our Business.
Kindly accept our many thanks for your generous patronage of the past and to the
conclusion of this sale.
LET US DO YOUR SHOE REPAIRING AT THE OLD PRICES-
WALTERS & CO.
EAST STE SQUARE GODEPICH, ONTARIO
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