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Christmas Cards
THE SIGNAL
M►. Ai MENTION. DISPLAY
I Bev. It. 1'. Jielh•rwld has been ou the
.ick list this week.
Mr- 1:; (1. Green Was at Toronto ou
A beautiful line of Christ-
mas Cards, Seals,. Tags.
etc., now on display. It
is wise to select them early
BOYS' OWN ANNT'.1T.,
GIRI.`i' OWN ANNUAL.
also a complete line of fas-
cinating Picture Books for
the younger children.
!.o.iu••.. the past week.
I r M(1'rldyeu returned house
\howl.'' might after Iota trip to .Oak
Rink, Mall.
Mr- 1t. K. Muetluarrik and 11f`.isters
Kc•l1:,
and Jsek left ou I't.esday for
Ilett home at Kent vine, N. R., after
-Iwmding several wonths with rt'lat-
.tes and friends here.
Mr. and Mra. Moisten, of skttttle
.,tui Kan Frunel.e•o, Who are on their
wedfr
1naw,li'utI $ nrip.'reilik1MIeft on "). a err spend -
.1;_ a t:...1:-wlila Mae. juhu,Ta,llur-
t I vson e Ila t thews a nal d lighter
I.:• and little soon Harvey, of
Pott 1lorou. returned home Monday
.pendtug i few day. with Mrs.
I H•,. parents on w:ilout street.
Mr. 1'. A.' Nairn has returned to
town sftor spending several weeks at
ice was assist Mg his broth
-
or. 'I, e:,.,. 11. Nairn, In elo.iug out
hes ho-iuess there. the latter ltaving'I
detidrd to retire .end• take a weeded
SG-• Edith Williams returned last
week from Europe, where she . spent
,' wm
three in company with -her
Froths. Mr.- Montague Williams, aandylr 11'illiams. of Dayton:Ohio. Mrs. ,
Williams came on to Goderich to .take
her sous, who were staying -here with
chair grdudtatreurr, back to Dayton.
Nit. H'iiliance was In Europe in connec-
t ion. .nth the' international aeroplane
a.1.1os• rissstit y lanai in rraaeee.
Great care has been
these Christmas Gifts and
. appreciate our efforts
FREiNCH IVORY I:vcr
100.;c 4111 `1 .(Es se t t .1 ltcvt` e�
1 )\i \ti .I. !!
taken in the selection of
Nr know you will greatly
you have inspected them.
t t . i. eer' of li.,ty to cr�ltt-
.., .,1 . 1f y„u have oiceidc,l
!t.lf..1/.11,1,.
MAKES GREAT HIT.
— OODERION, ONT.
Unique and Attraetive Display o
l'elebrated Me iekne Attracts
Meeh Attention.
An advertising disp'ay which has at-
, tract, d unusual interest has heen placed
in the shcw•wirdow lit E. R. 11 igle. cn
the Square, in this town. the local agency
for the w,ell•knoan and highly successful
proprietary medicine. Taninc.
The display is not only interesting from
an advertising standpoint, but is educa
sora!, ci:mbtning In an attractive and
artistic manner Ilkautiful scenes from
miry foreign countries where the ingredi-
ents of this pri•paratu,n are obtained.
It has uccas'oned such favorable com-
ment in the town.that the proprietor of
the store states that it will remain in his
-window' several days'Eonger.
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Work of Greet .Artist.
The display is the\ work of one
01 America's great lithographic
artists and the manufact rers of Tanlac
state that the total cos will exceed
860.000. which is said to be ill record price
for window displays. It is i ,ten distinct
and natural color-, and pre:ts scenes
from the Rocky Mountains.
from Europe, Asia, Peru. Egypt
foreign countries.
The natives are seen in their
habitat and •nt•ifonment, gatherjr
roots, herbs ai d barks that [
medicinal ingredients of Tanlac, pac
them upon the bucks of camels, elepban
llamas and other yeasts of burden
transportation by land and sea to rh
immense laboratories at Dayton, Ohio
.old 1� alkert•tlte, (.ana3a•
One of the most tttriking features of the
,! ., lay is the reproduction of the mag-
. 1o,.ent lab,•ratnry at Dayto':.; Here the
nil. 1 hist h.very.tifectis lrtditnpressively
protrayrd the peniulaett of Tanta': by
mMcrducini a gronpof .in all walks
of life, who are looking as the Tanlac
lab. r:+tory with expressions chiCorridenee;--
firmn1y.iiidcatin:. tlieifbiTieT•hiiTTaith-in
the Medicine. '
Another di? in: •... feature is ?be bulle-
01 5 acc,rtnp: 1-.'. -. • , 1. ;• ,11r;,d;iy. They telt
badly and a ::: "„, the : marvo llous
growth and devr•opmrut of Tanlac, until
teslav it has the. ,arrest rale of any
ri erjt:ioe of its knui in the outoutlet;The•e.t
buj elan- Aso quote various standard
nte•d.cal authorities as to the thttapeutic
v.t.ue "and. pli':su'lottical eiiet:t et [Le
sowsowmilled a Uay.
well as
d other
atural
the
tum the
ng
PRF 13ES
• \\ •
OCOLATI
tq inspect our CE
r..> stork care while we fate
friss these bu.i: run.' otic a -:so !e -arcs
:,,t the new- 1aniac laboratgcies at
csayton a•11.11alkervlttx havea,ombinrd
d iiiy rapacity ort ott.000 ts•ttks yrrd that
the mtdie.ne is new se, ung at the rat, .
u sinIatel) 10.00),0 Jti tuti,e per'y(
---11t,t-i.trri1 ts-Tpr'rlrar stntrirt-rx -
twnal to11.1._11,1,_ never, been dtsptrt.
uh 1> e. lint f ,r it, tetk.et:J0M poi
aray :itiet 1,'-1:,e: -al-: throughout t. •
z -unuy: It t- a -p, rueful I&c•,a truct,,:
inc and b.:>-''.w.drr ard.has a fare
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ice entire• system. -\fain•---treurg 11 • .
itakrern.i'it5.'fr,Bf Tt 'tyhry-runts ..
i.) the butt lit tL,:.j'r..ettyk11 have ap
s•catrc1 in the cul. , e it this 'payer.
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THE COLBORAIE STORE
We Are Still Continuing Our Sale
WE have gone through the stock and have marked every last article lower
than it was formerly priced. Some lines are reduced 20 per cent., such as
I)re - s Goods and all Ready -to -wears. Other lines are reduced 15 per cent.
and some lines 10 per cent. You will find bargains all over the store. This
is an opportunity to buy Christmas Gifts at a reduced price.
COATS J
Every day our customers are taking advantage of
the big reducti,',tn of 20 per cent. in Coats. As you
know, we handle, Northway garments and they are
known for having real value besides perfect workman-
ship and always hold their shape. ft will be a pleas-
ure to show these garments and they ate all reduced
20 per cent.
DRESSES
A large range of Dresses in serge, tricotine and
jersey, in the se.ason's latest designs and the cloths are
the finest. - A large range has been marked down to
127.50 each.
People have remarked at- the wonderful values
we are showing at $27.50. Inspect them for yourself
and be convinced. -They are all $27.SA.
Sweater Coats, Pullovers and all Blouses are re-
duce_' 20 per cent. It willpay you to make an-ulspec
ti m of these lines. t
DRESS GOODS
The finest of French Serge in either Tight or heavy
weight u, navy blue, brown. green. black, etc, all re-
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duced 20 per cent.
Plaid Skirtings reduced from S2.00 t3I.I0 a yard.
A,large range of cloths suitable for separate skirts
or :hildren's dresses. These have all - been marked
t1, 'c w• cost to clear quickly. -
1k.sure and inspect our Dress Goods before mak-
s'. : our selection'.
ALL DRUG STOR
I- artin\Tailor: Clothes
are a soopell, combination of goo, to i,leets-
ing appearance, and perfect fit. _
'1 hese is just three weeks in whir to get
your1 t:it or Overcoat kr the holidays.
In the
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'ukase - -
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ttrtt'. -, e. t1,- ,I.mnnds -1n )ru;
rtkag. in :.1 stn, ' —1 1, 1 . ovan.
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A New ,/elinitloa.
1 h. `dn,rcht, ,..., Mal , vdiamcd i-: detai:.
t•, the sm•.k'rc-'tepartrr.ont loutcgcrs iu-t
t .;w Ant, t1.•.( '•e;;11 tine:sur. 1110 :{•'trial _
•-burst o1 pruh he pointed to the i .r; i
.•'tuts V loo-li adorned hl- showder-stra;
1:tyu nth wh eh were -three ether lett r
no alive of In ;;Agin "C•. S A ”
• that :" he a:ked puinte•r'ly. lo•a
q•uet to lingli.hmln in 1.1.c earn; r.
iJ,1eat ttic, thus :''' a. kers the
Trilltees 1)e, v .0 kr e H I ureic:sto., I
1t.,neitnt "AI syr, England Fust, l' Slily
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IN 1.1: 11.:; a rlle,sa1c for ever) n-tll1ar•r 1,f your
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• —have quite As collection' from,whicll to make a
.Cue, t io►t.'�it ..i' ., "st tttel t ,•t t l i:h shoes," \.'.• hive a
sew.. .toil ft, nl et!:.ich ;nets feet can he fir t. !
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`THE LEADING SHOE STOR`
PHONE - 11.5t3G11.5t3ODERICH , ON T.
GED.. RICHARDSON
Ilamittna anti St. .1nd •ht's sus.
GOI)ER1( 11 _\
A(n:\" i' 1' ,1:
( ockshutt Farm Machinery
Adams Wagons
Renfrew Truck Scales
;Mason 1t: -ch Pianos and
Star I'honbgrapha
Large v,•b.'tlon of Phonograph
Iteeord, centenntly on hand
Alum; wonting anything in
onr lines are invite,) to call
and :sec what we c ni alt for
thorn,
PHONE 104
UNDERWEAR
Our Silk Vrid,. sweat has all been reduced in price. •
Every Camisole is tuarkeci down. We have a wonder-
ful range to choose from in white, pink and maize.
. Combinations t SiLls and satin have been reduced
in price. A range t e choose from in many 'different
shades.
GLOVES
Every pair of silk G1ov im, the - store has -been
reduced in price. We carry hiiagara Maid in white,
grey, pongee, black and taupe.\They have - all been
r-duced for 'Christmas selling.
Chamoisette Gloves all reduced in price, `
All kid Gloves reduced in price.
We want the pe.)pltrl,f Undericha_ nd in the
for Chri-tmets shopping. Von t,. 01 fiend the price
•tarnd.•Ird. Shop early and fret the best :election.
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HOSIERY -
Every pair of cashmere Hose has been reduced
in price. Children's cashmere Hose in white, tan and
black, all reduced in price.
Ladies' cashmere Hose in all sizes and qualities,
all reduced in price.
Silk Hose are very accettable for Christmas gifts.
We have Silk Hose in all wanted shades of brown,
grey, back. white, sand and taupe. They have sll "
been reduced from the original selling price. You
will find real bargains in our Silk Hose. -
Glove Silk Hose on sale in black only.
HANDKERCHIEFS
This is Handkerchief !season and we have made
preparations for the demand's for Handkerchiefs.
From the very finest embroidered linen to the
plain cotton we have a large range.
A wonderful assortment of ladies' Handkerchiefs
at 25c each.
Another large assortment of ladies' Handkerchiefs
at 35c each. -
Crepe de Chene Handkerchiefs in very pretty cc -
signs at 25c each. '
Fine em!:roidY-red 1lana'kerchiefs at. 40r, sec, f0c,
75c, 11.00 and $1.25 each.
Children's picture Flandkerchiefstat 8c and 10c each
Men's excelda 1 brndkerchiefs at 25c each.
Plain linen Handkerchiefs
tetany qualities.
MADERIA
in ladies' and men's in
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Maderia is most acceptable as a gift. We have ei
large range in all sizes of centres and doilies in oval or.
round shape..
• . Tray Cloths and Runners in all wanted sizes.
These pieces are all pure linen and every 'piece is
embroidered by hand. ,Be sure and inspect this line
Y. early, -as t he ,►re sen-ppuku-d ever_ "
TOWELS
A large range of Rath Towels in many sues wit h
colored borders. -
Hand Towels in linen, cotton or a mixture, mod
irately priced. -.
' A range of Table Linen moderate') priced.,
country to m. kv this store their he'idquftrter'i
s lower than formerly and the qualities up to
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J. H.-COLBORNE & CO.
THE HOUSE OF RELIABILI TY
(GURU' :Norm
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1: a meeting of the Presbytery of
11 ; held on Tuesday at Clinton the
of - the Kipper, congregation to
:t (t. -1. lntndy, of 11'nit,,n• w;ta sns-
Serene.. at North reefer SletIp, IIst !,
ehnreh Sunday. December :,.--i1 WM.
7 p.tn.. public' worship. Mwriing
theme -"'Tire New Birth :'miction or
F:xls•riwae." Evening—••Thr• stole l
;Amcor i.stun of the ('liristhup
Pastor lir beth nervier... 111 rani ,
chaos's;. ;Mliett0Witdriir' Shit "Minn."Ernie-
(lay ,41•11). The ('lMh topic will he:
"What In•ula,rtinn of ortr •y +hunt 1
. gu to God's work'1" The pester will
intralnce R. A -cordial weleenie In
alt thews services. Epworth ImnRne
meeting on Tuesday night. Special
program:
At the annual meeting of the 11' m•
Auxiliary of Si. George's church,.,, ,I
tuesday afternoon, c.fl'tcers were elected
follows : Honorary president, Mrs. li
president, Mr.. hardy; v t r.t ri side •
Mts. D. F. Carey; secretary, %tis L.
Natter: treasurer, Mrs. Lomgmire; Dorcas
•r.li mea't4ng ofthe men of
ria ''i'Tirrrtlfi ' stmt other.
'' Ing ".•1'c pn•...nt nt the 1.:1',Irirl.•f held
n N'.alu.•nday ought of bust ww•k will
1'e meld on Friday , eycltblg of neat
avrrk.
C'.rlh sire t Methodist Sunday school
II( 'd i's anniversary services last Sunday,
feseot>sirtrz- urme:na -sera--preached by
Rev. E. W Eslw,rd: of Se 'forth, a••d
airs. much apprertated by .the congrP-
.lt the itaySii,t,church next irtnrlay
• the sermon a,ihjeets will Is•: Mnrn-
Iu % ' Itelbglon 1u the It.l'.1'.1'." Evon-
Ing. '•Winit Is the 14is•ret of n Fn ithful
1'. I . rn•.'ting at !t p. m.
Knox et ireh next Sunday -Dr to eel-
ebrnt.• Its eightieth annivetwtry. Rev.
G. A. Woodside, M.A., of Brantford,
will he the epeeist preacher for the
clay. The managers' are taking this
0'•0asinn to ask the eoigregntiun for
a liberal offering towards the organ
food.
The services nt Vlett rIn street
'tL'tieel!$. chord) nett Sunday will
he in uitict d lay the paator, Rev. J. F'
Itey, raft. therms a»b tr•ts: 11 a.m..
-Things Which Cannot 110 )(hake•,."
7 pan , '•if home In Bodily Person
Were to Mated a Wedh.end Io tlorlerieh.
Where Would Ile Go? What Would
secretaries, Mrs. Murison and Mfrs. 11..7.
Snuffs; presidcnito 1 Mission
McKim. Mrs. Hardy, burs. Hon,
Airs. Felder were app-nnted Acle gates
tfie annual 1i. A. meeting at L„rni,:t..
Mrs. Carrie, Mrs. Se ger and Mies fah::■
he'll named as alternates. (;rsiiO n 1;
reports of the past year's work w( le
prl'Srtlted.
CZEM
Yon are Tot
experiment.
tea whelk
you 1151 ler.
thaw's ojnt-
Lmint for Rerema and ekh, Irtlta-
N,se.. 1t relieves at one*. and gratin-
allyMala the akin. Sample hots p(1c,
(,Tase•s ilnunent free 11 ynal mantlon thus
paper and 5•lot an. !t•.mp for po.t(■e. Mr. a
box - all dealers or N.dmansrm, Rata's & (•e,,
Limited, Toronto --
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CANON F'OTIIERINGIIA
ii t
innntfnr Nov. 2A--'('hltreh history
In Ftrantfur.hv►as made here this ev-
ening a hen' 6spt. Rev. (;.v,. Easter
re•eupletl the pulpit of Gram Anglican
church, while oho rector, Canon J. 11.
i othoringhasa, -delivered at St. An-
drew's Presbyterian chureh the an-
imal sermon to the Scots of Brantford,
Including member' of 3t. Andrew's
a
AIII)KE $Ell BlANT1F'U H S('OTS.
ELLIOTT ,,
Ynn,e and Charter Su.. T,ron,e.
At,.unlancy, Mr* arapny. typnwrilino.
•.cre,ar..I crmraerclal teaches and oeorral
ineprovem 01 corms; %sprtm*. turn- Ik,n
.n alt"dayaataseat. k."`e►,emetel-less bur
crad,.alrs. Write for partrcalato
W.),IiL'LIU'T, i'r.ncipat.
Society of ('anon Fotheringhnm , What nicer or more appreciated than
Is president, and the Nona of Scotland.n h:uldslme piece of furniture as a
('hrlstmas Rirt? Get 0 at Walker's
iW1.1ND IFivMIA\Inti. while the apodal sale Is on.
Investment
The release of. Victory Hollis frbni Government con-
trol has tenttwrr erily disarranged the, money market and today
investments are at bargain counter prices, Your orders will
have the best of attention through your local dealer.
New Issue
Province of Ontario 15 year II per cent. Gold Bond re-
payable December 1st, 1935, Interest payable June 1st anal
December 1st.
Price $94.34 Yielding 6.60 per cent.
Grre.sllnwrarce T. R. HARRISON
and Muna,pal porde
Phone 316
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