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Thursday, November 25th, 1120.—$
STATIONERY
GIFT BOXES
See our Windows and
Show -casts for the most
complete line of Christmas
Papetries we have ever
handled.
Stationery of distinction
representing the smartest
styles for your individual
taste and your every use.
Real value in Paper put up
in striking and attractive
boxes up to $6.50 a box.
Nothing makes a more
pleasing and acceptable
Christmas Gift.
No Luxury Tax. -.
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FRIENDSHIP'S
FERFECtr Girt.
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GIVE' FACTS. Tuesday. Nov. 23rd. OPERATION WA
Merlin & McDonald bibbed their
J. B. Reynolds Tells Hattsll/ea MeetingtYers sewsou'it threuhlug on Friday.
fel
the. administration of such homes ores much oenellt from Tanlac that we feel it; St it twenty -fusee years since • Mr.
advanced •by J. It. Ite•YWldm, super- our duty t0 tell others about it," said. Purvis and family left for the West.
A HAPPY FAMILY.
QUEBEC MAN AND WIFE 1IT. HELENS.
w I are walking in the way of life that
ll, i They wiry bekt•pt steadfastuu'o !lie
a I viol. Thr wossiuu is therefore fo: nil
and for e%i ry"ue.
At Knox church divine woe,hip next
Sunday, wing anti eyeulitg, will be
cotltlucwil by Rev. Jellies Anthony.
1t A., oto I'higal. Rev Mr. Mel Would will
conduct anniversary mervit•c•It at Fln-
ga1. Presbytery of 1e.uduu, where he
began gan his ministry.
North Street Methodist Church.
Next Sunday will Iw Sunday ta•hool
anniversary day to North street
Methodist' church. Ker. ('apt. E. W.
Edwitt•ds. M C., M.A.. B. D., of Sea -
forth, will preach. The *Ahad v. 11
wet't at 1o.41 a.m. in the school -room
lend process! in a lowly to the auditor-
ium for the Morning hervkw. There
et Huta Coud>� Hese. Feel u Their Duty � Tell O Mr. end Mew Roderick Purvis, of
NflEHamilton, Nov. Y,•1.—AI strung plea About Tanlac. States Cote. Okanagan Centre, B.C.. were visitor. NECESSARY
r observance of the hpttun note In "Both my wife and 1 have derived to I With Mr. and Mrs. Archie Audersuu.
itlteudent of the house of., refuge of Gaudias Cote, 137 Broiseau street,; Miss Mary C. Rutherford left leu
the, county of Huron iu Apes:king to Quebec I Friday for Chicago. where she will
taemlwra of the °uteri° Association of "For a good many years I was in a• visit Mr. and Mrs. Nell Stuart.
Ilauagers of the Humes for Aged and rundown condition with stomach trouble. on account of the illness of Miss 1
Infirm at their first annual maven- Everything 1 ate upset me. I had the Douglas's, prtucipal, there was no
then held this afternoon. worst kind of headaches and got so weak school in the upper room yesterday.
Mr. Reynolds deplored the fact that I could hardly work. Mr. R. McAllister, township tux
^^�tite, w•as 1n the village on
Tueslw y.
Mr. II. McMillan. B.A., of Knox Col-
lege, will conduct the services its ,
em now feeling so much better telae 1 can (•alvlu church on (Sunday worning.
"My wife was in a badly rundown Women's M1iwlur cry Society, this 1e-
so much attention wear given to the "Tanlac gave me a sp
P'economit• management of much lnstitu- and I can est a good square meal and not
tions. fee would remind those coon- have any troub:e with my stomach after -
vented that the economic phase wren wards. !quickly picked up strength and
:ecopdary. Mat was essential was
the human note—et spirit of khtdnrsm.
"in Huron we Zook on all our in-
mates as our ow•n flesh and blood,"
continued air. Reynolds. "We feel
that in the worst of them there is
much goal, and in the !wit of them a
great deal of good. They are all hu-
man tragedies. They respond to
kindness quicker titan children do.
Noun of us lint sight some day have
to enter a home for the aged .and in-
iirm. Just am they leave done. They
are not paupers; they are our vener.
able elders on whom fortune lies
f row mel '•
do my work without getting tire . in the evening he will address the
condition, too. She hzd indigesti .n and irlg their annual thank-offerlug
could eat very little, and had become ho Meeting.
weak she had to lie down much of the The Presbyterian congregations of
time. Her nerves. too, were in a lid St. Helena and East Ashfield have ex -
state. tended a call to Rev. D. ct'urrie,
"When she saw whzt Tanlac was doing
of Beaverton, in the Presbytery of
for 'one- she teed i+, too. and is not I Lluduy
troubled v ith indigestion now and is se
much stronger tt at she can do her house- 0119t •
work without any difficulty. Her nerves IGODERICH TQW\SHIP.
are quiet and she paysshe feels better WEDNESDAY, Nov. 24.
than she ever did before in her life."
Tanlac Is sold in Guderk•h by E. R. A meeting of the Ladies' Aid Society of
{Vials and the leading druggist in
Taylor's Corner will be held at the home
In lturon rouuty the home for the curry town e.f Mrs. Wm. Haa:ke on Wednesday, De• the groom. The young couple will make
aged and infirm wax conducted by a comber 1st, at 2 o'clock P. m.
staff of Mr. and alta. Reynolds and
"Fridt-a-tires" Restored Her
To Perfect Health
158 Pas•ttrttao Ara, MotrrnnAz"
"Tor three years, I srdired greet
fain 1a the lower part of my body,
with swelling or bloating. 1 saw a
specialist who said I must undergo
an operation. I refused.
I beard abort "Frail -a huts
dcided lo try it.
The first box gave great relief; and
I continued the treament. Now my
health is excellent—I am free of
pain --•and I give "Fruit -s -fives" my
warmest thanks".
Mme. F. GAREAU.
Roe. a box. 8 for 1)Le.50, trial size 25s.
At all dealers or seat postpaid bee
issues -fives Limited. Ottawa.
their home at Maple Row Farm and will
GINN—Yuttt.—At Pine Hill Farm, the at home to their friends early to
one other paid assistant. Titers were
residence of Mn and Mrs. James Yui 1. December.
nitwty-iiia• honoree. How was this at 7.30 on Surday evening, November 2t' Goderich township, on Saturday, Novem
aerowpllshetl? Simply by making rv- to the Baptist el -such. Mots Edna ber 20. at 5 p. m., a happy event took
ere Inmate a trusty, by assigning him Raithby's ccmmittee will hese charge of place when their youngest daughter. CHURCH NOTES.
or her mime task to do. "They take the meeting.
pride In their work. We make them
feel It Ia their home and," whit-. iw
Marg trot Agn?st became the bride of
.ours George Carrs 1 Ginn, only on of Mr. and
INT rr,. - _ - - - - Mrs. Oswald Ginn, also of Godrrich
more, we feed them ,on he best we Nov ' Zd township. The ceremony was performed
can m Inv procure. !t►e result is We3nesdaJ, is the presence of the Immediate
relatives
n post
we area Immo family." The Kintall branch of the Women's; and intimate friends of the bridal couple
Institute will hold its monthly meeting by Rev. James Hamilton. 7 he bride
at the home of Mrs Robt. tramliton wasunattended. ewceatingby littleClifiard
7. There's ao gift like a good
lee, NO enduring. and so
1 An appointment norr..will
assure you "personality por-
traits" for gift -giving time.
Algonquin Park.
Algonquin Par ii.provides an autumn and
winter holiday greiumi that ia in accord
with medical science. Tao thousand feet
above the level of the sea and its conl.nes
covered with pine and balsam, it has
invigorating climatk conditions that are
a pinnace
those sho desire to bui'd up after a siege I
of illness "The Highland Inn" ;steam -
at moderate rate s. It is 'owned and I
operated by the Grand Trunk Railway. I
which has issued an in' cresting illustrated I
booklet descriptive (if the hotel and the
Park. A copy can be hsd free upon
applicatirm to Grand Trunk ticket agents!
or C. E. Horning, District Passenger !
Agent, Toronto.
a for those who are rundown or
Wednesday, Noy. 24.
Mr. Wm. J. ilanillton is moving this
-from Johu Knox church will hold a bazaar in the
baserneut of the church Friday even-
ing. Dreemlwr 3rd.
' Mr. Cling. N1'1'11114 left on Monday
for Toroutei. having secured a situa-
tion In a wholesale groeery there. We
Pita ed Toes&
on December 2nd. Everybody welcome. Sturdy, in Highland costume, acting as
ring -bearer. The bride entered the m draw -
ss 13T. AUGI STI\E. ingrooon the arm of her father, to the
strains of the Lohengrin wedding march
week into the house recently bought^ . , - Wednesday,. Nov. 24. charmingly rendered by 'cuss Nina
• Mims I. Mc•f'llnehy visited her Ta- Driver. The bride wore -a dress ofwtite
ter. Mem. C. Robinson, )amt week. satin with silk marquisette overdress and
Mr. C. Jeffersonis working with pearl trimmings, with han4-embroidered
regulation veil, and carried a bouquet of
Mr. A. Johnston this week.
Mr. and Mrs. J: Reid visited the bridal roses. After congratulations and
former's ;dater, Mri Mason McAlils- the signing of the register, the guests sat
ter. on Ratunlay. . - d own to a sumptuous dinner. The toast
Mian Ellzrbeth Wilson was home to the bride wa proposed by 'her pastor
from Lucknow over the week -end. an 1 responded tom pleasing term; by
Edgar Lit %ratio rt n
to build a eenient •formileetion for his
I souretnill which he bought from Mr.
Taylor, to he moved lie,re this fall.
I Mr. Archie Robinson was at London
Net week having an X-ray examina-
tion of ids leg, which be again giving
, him trouble.
The Y•Aang People's Society will meet
30 Fr'r'SM COUGHS
Mrs. John Menary returned /wee Sat-
urday atter spending a. few days with htr '
daughter at Hamilton.
spent Sunday at her home here.
spent Sunday et the home of Mrs. John
The anniversary services held in the
church 'here Sunday were nt t so web !
attended as might have been. owing to4.
the bad weather. A goed congregation
turned out in the morning to hear Rev. ,
H Royal, of Nile, who preached ably It .
both services. and the choir renderedI
Most beautiful music.
d▪ leesdied. diseare tee or Gees
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es die imese biers realms end es.
ley reireeheig Amp. The paily mid
scow • SOWN(
MAILERS OV NMI% MULE=
* 111 lit • mites nal sonde 43' the ue hunt
and choir.
At 1u o'clock the Men's ('lub will
tits tins : "What spiritual benefits tic-
(outpauy geuero'ity " This topic will
he presented by Mr. W. ('. Prldham.
The annual sechtsil entertainment
will be held on Tttrshty evening. This
unique awl inspiring program will
fe,(ture some of the finest and most
graphic representations of great stents
in Bible history in add11lon to fine
musical and other numbers by var-
ious depurtmt•uts of the school. The
program will begin at $ o'clock. The
adtutsst"a will lie 2' and 13 tents.
Next Sunday 1tcv. H. I). Moyer will s. i 1,d A.Mrd rver'+tt 'rel..
conduct Sunday shad auuiverstry -., those.. a wrhd beet.:'te
services a[ lilies ria street church, d+t It r•.u,r uoubled nab
('lluton. - i .nr w,.,,ud .' .di., %hew
.tlrr.d e..,It sass!
't�„ seen,, {"..tier i-' /an tint lc,.
.5, . tit rents t.:t .i1 rhenuMs
e.
found
at lot is Zam-Buk, a powerful, ,
pea -
straws
herbal balm which pea-
stras to for root of eczema, ring -
worn,. ulcers. and poisoned sores.
Zam.Huk literally uproots disease
from the under)>mg tissues The
first application cools the skin and
dlais the here irritation and ia-
fl.unmaoun Then when the% have
ant isepti:ally clraused the drscased
parts. ?am-Ituk s pure herbal es -
tract stimulate the tissues and
promote perfect hahnK and the
. (rawr th of cleahe.o!ttiv skits.
It lets Ike mute. Here a proof,'
Dollars
went in medicines and doctor's.
, fres." wales Mr. 2 D D Mums
722. I'apmcaa Avenue. Montreal.
"without any cure for my terrible
ec rema For a year 1 skittered
intensely from the irritation a'.1
l. -.n. 1 thought there was no r: iief
ci:a1, on a friend advice, ! eiad
ZionBakFrom the fir* .• .1 1
ma dal gond 1, telwcuy .er irrita-
nt, .,d %nwih'ne the t.r ianAM
vs.e•e,ew. soh /.wm.L • ,:rue+talltar
1,1, n.: • .d the it..nr d te 11,01. for
A COLD PLUNGE.
The services at the Baptist Church next
Sunday wilt he conducted by tete pastor.
Rev. J. E. McCauley. The sermon sub-
jects will be : 11 a. m.. "Religion •n the
Bible School." 7 p• m.. "What IS. the
Measure of a Successful Life ?" Bible
school at 3 p. m. B. Y P. ti. meeting'*
Sp.m
The "Aggressive" Bible class of Victoria
street church held its monthly meeting at
the home of Mr. C. S. Sonley on Monday
his -class tustocilimon!o: "We
Can if we Will." and proved their faith in
it by pledging t hemse!ves to raise a certain
arromt of money in a defrn,ts time.:
Refreshments were served and a very
enjoyable evening was spent.
Beginning Sunday evening, iw+e•m-
ber 5th, an eight days misrlon will he_
held iu St. 1k..rge's church.
The missionary will lie the Bev. ('anon
Brouglwll. al.A.. of St, Catharines.
who for they past two years has rrn-
dtu•tcd the sunset derotional service's •
i 1 the 1.ake t'onchich ing aunrtuer
a•had. Finch day of the week. begin-
Itliig I%weather 5th there will be -1 '11-
rbraition of the holy eomnuuuon
a m. Initis reading and bit••rr•.•s.,-toss
,et 4.15 p.m.. and mission service at t+
p.m. These two latter services w 1 '
tett be -held oil Suturelay, (her r
111 h. The mission will cotn•lut on
Sunday evening. I•ecemler 1_114 with
the s•rvice'lit i p.tu. The p pile•• of
the miss -Ion is two -fold. F est, to re-
, vire uud quirki•u the sp Itnel lift. in
, those hinderer) and h ulo•rcd by sin
atop doubt anti cari'1 sitei's: alit ret'-
nudly, to enounragV'atld help thine .rho
A Canoe Trip that Ended Abruptly in ---
a Very Dangerous Situation. 1 Courage is resistance to fear, mas-
A mishap (hat might easily have tt•ry of fear, not absence of fear.
been a ehday
afternoon n at the mouth occurredy of tit the riven
Mr. and Mrs. ltolrert Carey and Mr.
mists Carey hati plunttatsl w Iwve a
little ten -)tarty at the Carey summer
ome "n the lake shore and were pro-
ing thither in a canoe. Wien they
i•tti to the narrow channel between
the leer and the lake they encounter-
ed ro n water and their moos- ores t.
t11row'lu
them all into the water. Mrs.
Carry wt k beneath the surface, but
threw up a hand, which was grasped
by her host lel, and the Two brothers
being strung .wimmt•rs soon iad her
nut of the wale - "n the point on the
outer sTtit- of the rTrer.
Finding Menisci •s unable to snm-
muu assistance iby telephone from
Flemings. the three w Iked aeross the
11'.1' It. bridge and hum the exercise
wvciug t. t-hw•k guy I-•fft'ets from
the plot 1n the cold water. '
Tits- ise-itarty wits penoiedi
hot waiter bottle llot Only sures
zdgitinst cold feet, but it IP a lady
nwelium for treating toothaehe, 11
algia. cramps HMI various other pill
Let 11. .11g1(01.t • us Christina
' "Solomon- will greet "the Queen et
Shelia.' al North street Methoiliht
Smith's Art Store
bare all sizes in
MIEStal
reivirosessele
Window Shades
Combination white and green
Combination cream and green
Plain green Plain cream
Plain white
1
Sole agents for the
Kirsch Flat Certain Rod
They never sag or tarnish.
Best rods on the market.
Smith's Art Store
Phone ISS
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BOMBSHELi ibARGAINS in
House Furnishings, Chinaware, Silverware, ToTs; Novelties, e
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t WALKER'S ,TWO STORES
NONfalfrIOIN
— Prices will be Blown to Smithereens for Our Great Alteration Sale. We. will Drop a Bomb among otitlikice Tickets (m -
SATURDAY, DECEMBER .4th
and fo a fragment of old prices you will be able to get any article,in'ofur, Two Stores.' It is really a shame to think of the beautiful, Furniture,
House rnishings, Curtains, Carpets, Rugs, Linoleums, Comforters,' Pianos, Phonographs, Trunks, Club Bags, etc., etc., in Store N\o-. 1, and ail
the lovely.Chinaware, Dinner Sets, Tea Sets, Silverware, Fancy Goods,' Toys, Novelties, etc., etc., in Sto:e No. 2, being sacrificed at 'Such absurd
prices, and we have been reluctant to make suchrlsweeping price cuts, but we must clear out a -large portion of our stock in preparation fortxtensive
alterations. We intend putting in -a new front in our China Department, and fixing up the second storey as up-to-date living apartments,\ with an
entrance from the -street, and must -clear -the deckg, Our present prims are- in many cases below current who!esale prices and, with the big discounts
we will give, will be below manufa.cturers' prices--price.s such.as have not been ,heard of for many a long day,and will not be heard of again for many
The First Big Cut=Rate Furniture Sale in Goderic
.This will be your chance to get somett;ing really rtice for CH RISTMAS GOTS. Wafch for full announcement next week. "wow
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