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THURSDAY. DEC 12, 19 IL- II
For Storage Batteries and Battery
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Navel and Florida Oranges
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CHRISTMAS NUB'S Muted or separate
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MINCEMEAT. Why worry making it ? We •
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Cranberries and Poultry Seasoning.. •
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LOCAL TOPICS
Huron Old Boys. _
The annual meeting of the Huron Ofd
Qoys' Association of Toronto will be
held in St. George's Hall. Elm street.
Toronto, on,Thursday evening, 19th inst,.
at 8 o'clock. for the election of officers
and the transaction of genaal business.
Annual Hospital Meeting.
As announced in another column. the
annual business meeting of Alexandra
hospital will be held at the court house
next Tuesday evening. at 8 o'clock. A
cordial invitation is extended to the gene
ralpublic to attend and take part in this
meeting.
To Vote on Two Bylaws.
The town council met on Tuesday
evening[ and gave the first reading to two
industrial bylaws. concerning the Jackson
Manufacturing Co., Limited,andbe
Goderich Salt Co., Limited. hese
are published in the local psp:'rs this
week and will be voted upon on January
tkh.
Beady for tie H.q(taL
The collection started on the amu-
let's* aek•bratluu day realized 8E81 for
the funds of Alesinedru hospital. Two
MO Vletary boldos were pireluawd and
tlw balance was pla..d in the lank.
The ladies who tool: part hl £iota col-
lection were Ura. W. 1.. Herten, Mrs.
'James Clark, Mrs. McKim, Miss 1.e
Tnuael and Mims Walton.
CHURCH NOTES.
The union Epworth League service will
be held in Victoria street church next
- Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock and the
union prayer service on Wednesday night
in the same church.
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The services in Knox choral next
Sabbath will be conducted by -Rev. D.
Carswell of Saforth. The pastor. Rev.
' R. C. McDermid. will conduct armorer-
' sary services in Mr. Carswell's church.
Rev. J. H. Osterhout will have charge
' of the services in the Victoria street
Methodist church next Sunday. Morning
• subject: "What we can glory in." Even-
t trig: "The Great Salvation " Sunday
school and Bible class at 3 o'clock.
"Luke 16: 10-1s it true?" and "The
Master's Criterion of Conversation"
will be the subjects for consideration at
the Baptist church next Lord's Day.
The Bible school meets at 3 p. m. and the
B. Y. P. U. at: 8 p. m.
The services in North street Methodist
church will be conducted by the pastor
next Sunday. morning and evening. In
the evening the pastor will begin a series
of sermons on . 'The Modern P'ilgrim's
' Progress." Subject for Sunday evening:
irtlaRe." Men's
1 Sunday Club meets in the church parlor
at 10 a. m. Subject for discussion:
-Should there be sex equality in payment
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BLACKSTONE'S, West Street
Thank the people of Goderich and vicinity for
their generous patronage during the present year, and
wish one and all a Merry Christmas and a Happy New
Year.
Blackstone's will as usual be the headquarters for Santa ,
Claus for Christmas Candy.
We have the finest assortment of gift packages of
Chocolates. Be sure and see these. ,
Fresh solid sealed Oysters and delicious Ice Cream a
specialty.
BLACKSTONE'S, West Street
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are simply kidney disorders. The kidney*
Mier the blood of all that ahoukln't be
there. The blood passes through the kid-
neys every three minutes. If the kidneys
do their work no impyrit or cause of
disorder can remain +d the: circulation
longer than that time. Therefore it your
blood is out of order your kidneys have
failed in their work. They are in need of%
atimulatwn. streeigthening or doctoring.
One nwdieine will do all three, the hne-t
rand most iijitated blood mediclae there
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Dodd's
Kidney
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for work done?" Sunday
Bible classes meet at 3 p. m.
to these services.
The Presbytery of Huron held its
regular December meeting on Tuesda y,
10th inst., at Clinton. There were
present Drs. Larkin and Aitken. Mesar s.
Telford, Ross, Hogg, Carswell. McLean.
McDermid, Macfarlane, Johnston. McIn-
tosh. Foote and Hamilton, ministers. and
Messrs Wilson: Ratcliffe, Cunningham,
Tough and Sparrow, elders. The treas-
urer presented his annual report and his
estimate for the requirements of the com-
ing year and all tft!r'e approved. The re-
mits from Assembly were both disap•
proved and the Presbytery expressed it-
self as opposed to the innovation of giving
the.place of moderator to an elder and as
well to the complicated propose/ to en-
large the powers of Synod. Committees
were appointed tp co-operate with the
National Service Commission and for the
purpose of encouraging the life Of prayer.
The next meeting is to be held at Clinton
on February 26th. 1919.
school and
All welcome
,Els
FROM HUH CHISHOLM
Tells of
a Sight-seeing Trip to
Scotland.
Mt. and Mrs. James Chisholm. of the
Lake Shore road. Colborne. reoeptly had
a letter from their son. Pte. Hugh Chis-
holm, written from Witley Camp, Eng-
land, jut after returning from a six
OBITUARY.
BIDDLE.-The death occurred at
Port Rowan en Tuesday _of Cornelius
Biddle, father of Mrs. C. H. Humber of
town, aged eighty-five years. The de-.
ceased had frequently vested his daugb-
ter" Panne to Goderich. Mrs. Humber is
at Port Rowan for the fttttteraL which
takes place today.
ROBINSON.-Atter a lengthy illness.
Men passed away et Winnipeg on Friday
December nth, James Robinson, form-
er?, a well-known resident of Goderich.
The deceased was born in Platteville
sixty-six years ago and whey a boy
moved to this town. After serving an
apprenticeship in local drygoods stores be
embarked in business for luaasell spout
twenty-five years ago in the preys stow
occuped by the Bank of Mootsed, later
moving to the store now used by Ma
J. H. Colborne.Fifteen years ago be
moved to the t and for thirteen rose
he had conducted a general 'store bust 1
nese at Boissevain, Man. The late Mr.
Robinson was very prominent in fratern-
al circles. being a life -member of Maitland
Lodge, No. 33, A., F. & A. M., and for
many years a member of the I. 0. 0. F.
Besides a widow. he leaves one daughter,
Mrs. R. Hill. of Manitoba. two brothers
and three sisters: Capt Wm. Robinson.
hof (;oderich: George Robinson, Regina:
Mrs. Jamieson, St. Paul. Minn.; Mrs.
McAllister. Vancouver. and Mrs. S. E.
Hick, Goderich. At the deceased's awn
request his remains were brought to
Goderich and interred in Maitland ceme-
tery on Tuesday last. The funeral
which took place from the residence o11
his sister. Mrs. Hick. Elgin avenue. was
in charge o( Huron Lodge. No. 62,
1. 0. 0. F. Mr. George Robinson ac-
companied the remains from Winnipeg.
MacDONALD -An old and highly
respected resident cf this section for over
fifty years, Mr.. A. C. MacDonald,
passed away on Friday last at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. W. F. Clark, in
her eighty-fourth year. The deceased
was a native of Ireland, and nme to
Canada with her parents at the age of
ten years, the family sett ing first at
Kingston. in the year 1.856 she was
married at Buffalo to the late A. C. Mac-
Donald. Fifty-two years ago Mr. and
Mrs. MacDonald came to Goderich and
three years later moved to Dunlop.
Fourteen years ago the husband died and
Mrs. MacDonald came to town to live
with her daughter, Mra 'Dr.) Clark.
The other members of the family are a
daughter, Mis. Chas. Hawkins of Wind-
sor, and a son. Robert MacDonald of
Dunlop. For the last three years the
deceased had been ill and suffered much
despite the unremitting .ore and atten-
tion given by those about her. The re-
mains 'were interred in Colborne
cemetery on Sunday afternoon, the
funeral services being conducted by Rev.
Jameslton and Rev. R. C. Mc -
old. ThThe pallbearers
erwere Messrs.
E. N. Shaw, A. H. Clutton, Ben Allen
and Frank Allen. Mrs. Hawkins came
up from Windsor to attend the funeral.
remaining a few days.
_ _-- - days' leave and a visit to Edinburgh. On
the way to the earth he passed through
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burgh and was much impressed with its
great city. He had four days in Edits -
Flowers for Christmas great buildings, its numerous monuments,
rl s Christmas the Castle, the Museum, and other sights
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As stook is very Bram' this year.
orders for cut flowers for elitists
map must be placed *sly.
1 shall have the usual supply of
Christmas Wreaths, Blot • g
Plants. etc.
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Stewart the Florist
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The Museum, he says is the greatest
place he was ever in. He tells of some of
the things he saw there. Models of loco-
motives and marine engines and of boats
of all kinds, showing all the latest inven-
tions; stuffed birds and animals, ern-
bllmed bodies thousand of yen old, and
many other things -he could write pages
about it, he says.
He spent three hours at the Castle,
where one of the rooms was full of ancient
weapons. such as swords and spears,
shields, armor and guns. Some of the
walls were eight feet thick. with old can-
non sticking in holes in them. The
street cargo( Edinburgh are run by end-
less cables running beneath tjie pavement.
He took a ride out to the Forth bridge,
which is a mile and three-quarters long,
the greatest bridge of its kind m the
world. Beneath the bridge was one of
the harbors for the navy. and there were
about a hundred veseels in there.
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Dearest Mir :
Mr. Bolas got great Wallace
Irwin Picture atles+ wane. Japanese
aeho olboy from Sat. Eve. Post and
Good Hmisekeeping. for Friday and
fijiturday. Hoping you are the
same. Yours truly,
"Haahimura Togo -
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Clara
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Mon. and Tees.
Dec. 16.ad 17
Fri. and Sat. • its
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in a large Red Cross store he bought
APITAL a ' £SERVE -R $.400,000
TOTAL. ASSET S - X130000.000
THRIFT MEANS SAVING
TLe imperc.t ive need for Thrift is apparent
to all thinking people. Those who are wale
have erased to spend on non-eseentids,
and are tae ing to provide egoism poamfdfe
advet.e ee.Wliti0n•.
The .,crest w•ay to protect yourself is with&
Sa•.1ngs Account. Start one with this' Bash
at or.e. Interest paid st current rates.
UNION BANK OF CANARA
HEAD OFFICE WINNIPEG,
GODERICH BRANCH,
F. WOOLLCOMBE, • . Manager.
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EVANS.- Mrs. W. .1. }:vans. a
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Riehard
Parker, formerly well known residents
of Goalerieh, dieel on the and Inst. at
New Liskeard, and the following re-
fereawt is from the local paper:
Sorrow alannlds in more than ores
hone in New Liskeard be,•anse of the
death of 1'arrle Biel i'arker. wife of
Mr. W..1. Enols and daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Rlehanl Parker, of 1 no
Park. This sad happening took pia.
I some souvenirs and had them sent to the
folks at home direct from the store.
1 Coming down from Edinburgh they
' left in the morning and had all day to
1 see she country. On every farm, be
says, you see about twenty-five stacks all
together. They do not thresh until
about the spring. Most of the fences are
stone walls There are a great many
fields of turnips and potatoes.
Bread is not as dear there as in Canada.
They get a larger loaf there for ten cents
than we do in Canada for eleven. For
meals they did not pay more than 35c or
40c. and some they got for a shilling.
Hugh mentions having seen E lmer
Lautenslayer and Freddie Gliddon. boys
' from his own home neighborhood.
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THE DOUBLE TRACK ROUTE
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MONTREAL
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DETROIT
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CHICAGO
Uaexoelkd dieing car service
Sleeping cars ou eight trains, and
parlor ears on principal day trains\
Full inlonnatioo from any Brand
Trunk Ticket Agent, or IL E. Horn-
ing.
orning. District 1'aescager Agent, To-
ronto.
P. F. LAWRENCE & SONS
Town Agents phone 8
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Tuesday morning, t'eewtw'r a, x1111
was the result of the after 1•ffeets of
the influeuxa. The funeral took place
to the New Liskeard .enactery Wed-
nesday attermslu, Rev. Gorge 1aw-
renee oN.'Iatins. Many ls•lultiful
flowers, loving tributes from friends,
adoriurl the eusket. The deceased was
a youlg woaiaau. thirty- four years of
,tar•, also Instil the past few daywas
not, apparently. werhnisly i11. but lat-
terly grew worse amid at one time four
dts'tors *err lu attenelils'e. The late
Mrs. Evans was a lady of attru.•tion,
a sweet singer who gave freely of her
talent, and of joyous. happy nature
whish made friends wherever she
went. She was wiled away early. bat
heantiful memories sire left 1... i l and
friends will not forget. 111 sill church
work she was an aetive member and
more than the immediate lou • will
feel her Toss. Two shuall . hitdren. Ih•1-
eu, eh•v.'u years. and 1'., ker. fear
years. HMI the I11r'.Iw1.11I are b•ft in sor-
row for flim fuss of a lsvlur loather and
wife. There sire also the father alai
mother. Jar. and %Irs. Richard Parker,
I -no 1'nrk, four sisters. Mrs W. Mor-
row, Rayne. Lake. 1i. t' . Mrs. F. .1.
Stouffer, Wainwright. .1111a.. 61rs. V.
V. Harrison. Myrtle Statism. tent.. Mrs.
W. E. Harrison, Latchford, tint. and
thr1.• brothers. Arthur JI . sisal Frank,
m•ers,•a4. a nil Harry at home 'Piss late
Mrs. Evans waw Isorla at 1:0sh r1.'l1, then
Med for +.nue tinge at the town 01
Dirtiain +old spent seem al 31711'5 at
Fort William.
THE OOOERICH MARKETS.
TwutlwsT. December 12.
bosh 2.05 toe 22.00
Wheat. 4 per b,1 h g '.000 to 70
Harley. per burgh .10 to 1.00
' Peon. per blph 2.2h to 2.05
Huckwheat per buaki..'...... 1.10 to • 1.71
1 rMnr. family. perowt Seo to L7b
Flourpatent. par eat 375 10 500
Won. peeta/1
shorts. per 1051
Hay. per ton
-1traw. Imre, per ten 47, t•
Dairy Butter. Perla
(rearwr) Setter. per Ili ...... .....525 . 0
hent., t w.h. per Jos
to
Petat0ee. new. per bush 1.00 us
rattle, haMlrer•'shotes. permet12 170 to
Cal lie, Mitehats' ,nslluan.psr ewt 10.00 to
Hers. live welrhs. wee owl. . • - 17 :41 to
140 to
Lambs..... .. ..
Hae,. per Ib .12 to
.heep.kln. ..... 2.•0 to
Dressed spring chicken .2 • to
Ihemed sews .......... .L' to
Turkeys .ns to
mos t0 WOO
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12..40 to 1%40
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'"OVOARSTS" WORK
pffiLII YOU RI.1e1P
Foe Sisk Naadsch&, Soar Stomach.
Sluggish Liver and Smits--
Tale Cas.arab tonight.
Vaned Teague, Dad Tails, Tallier
Moa, Sallow Ms sad Miserstle Head-
aches eels from a torpid liver gas
clogged b.pwls, which sodas your stow
seb en basses doled with undigested
food IMAM sours sad ferments lib gar
Map is a will barrel That's the hat
step to astold aisery-trldfgeutiow, foal
bad breath, yellow ekla, skeatai
everytbhs that le horrible and
asaaeatitgy A °wears£ to -sight win
give your eoastf bewsls tbsrwgb
sleaadis sad M� yea oat iy
seerailg. They while you sleep-
s ►£must 1K from roar drew t will
!seep 7A Maw -lose mostlia
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TO FRIENDS AND KINSFOLK
Your portrait at Clariatlnas will
carry a message of thoughtfulness that
is nest to a personal visit. Make the
appointment today.
The.' Sallow& Studio
Special Millinery
Announcement
Five to six dollar trimmed
Hats for
$3.50
8p�• y('fir s
Children's "Hats half-price
. r. T at 50c
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Miss M. R. acVicar
KINCS'I'ON STRfil?T
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.\. .f. cooper, who has ias•n talrtt
ninety busy duriste the fall in 1
grain blasilwP•, whir pal two ,'ars ot`
coir to Durhato chi+ ',York.
When we see is wan on the oppa'r
its. side of the street who Ones us re
dollar we wish he'll •'.•roe aer0ss.
A Inan is bonsai to fellow his w if.'•
advice o•ee, 1f only for the psrpos
of reminding her of it in later yeuis.
Try a Chaage.
"I like to air my oOuions occasion-
ally." -
• Itut why /lo yen always use hot
aalr?"
NOT THE SAME
Through a shuiharity ih names •
wrong hewn ss' has Is.vl .•r1•ated
which nmy s•sti-e at great 111•11 of
harm. .t fen days ago it was re-
ported in uunly paper. that the
Momitrmal Herald had gels,1111'0 1iyn1-
datlon, The• news was tree. hit the
pihlte should knew that the ,wla•r.lo
nlwurinl dittk mites had m0 ,'ounl`('-
1t.rn whatever with the great weekly
pp/•r milled The Fancily herald and
\Ver•kly Star. TM• latter paper 1•
published by The Montreal Stir i'ub-
lishlog ('o.. nod Is 111104'0 in almost
every 110111• fu 4'51150a. 111 jllstiee 10
our ,•0nfr.re we make this announce -
talent. Tire Family Herald cold Woolly
Star Is mus -if the ,hoses£ wipers o.
the .vrnths•nt. The word "Fetidly"
shoals] not he onaitleetl when addressing
that paper.
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WaNtnAT, Dect11.
Mr. James Green has got started at his
new house, which will he a credit to the
community when completed, and we
hope he maj+ be long spared to enjoy it.
We are pleased to learn that Mr. Rost.
McMillan. jr , is improving nicely after •
severe attack of the "flu." The dreaded
disease is gradually on the .decrease in oet
neighborhood.
Have you seen the elegant flee of
Christmas greeting cards at The ' nal`
Printed with your own name,
and greeting. they make a handaolns
Christmas remembrance.
There is certainly Ira054$ stormy
west ds the road to rata be keep It
la e:esflet repair.
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A Soldier's offering to his
sweetheart is naturally the
sweetmeat that gave him
most refreshment and great-
est enloyment whenpon duty.
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