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4 -Monday, December 30, 1920.
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Wonderful- Values in
Men's Overcoats
Regular up to $40.00 for
$19.50
We must greatly reduce our Overcoat, stock, as we have
too many. It will be a pity if you miss such
•wonderful values.
20 Men's Overcoats Regular up to $40.
for $19.50. Saiz d35 to 44.
See Our Windows
Watch This Space ---Special Values Each Week
Walter C. Pridham
Phone 57
GODERICH'
A Good
Picture
deserves a good frame.
Why not let us frain
your photos, you .will find
a Targe assortment.
SHOE
REPAIRS
Having sold out our
branch Shoe Repair Shop
at Seaforth, we are now in
a position to do ail Shoe
Repairs promptly and
neatly.
Try our BOYS SCHOOL
BOOTS, Solid Leathet.
.s. SMITH
East St. Goderich
sotenseseseweesse
We extend to
all our patrons our
best wishes for
their pro3pEr:ity
during the conning
year.
Miss S. Noble
South Side Square Goderirh
ST. HELENS.
Mr. Rollert M&Qttilllr. of the Sterling
Bank. Goderich. and Miss Mary Me-
Quillfn, of the "Soo," silent Christmas
with their parents. Mr. and Jars. Wm. l•
McQu i l l ht. i
Miss Josie ('ame-rou. of the Western
hospital. Toronto. and Miss May Cam-
eron. of Mitchell. are home with their
mother. Mrs. W. t'pwerun. for the
holidays. • •
Mr. Robert McGuire. of London. 'was
a visitor with Mr. Ed. Thom over •
4 u oda y.
Miss Mar{taret Miller. of eloulaL•
Bey. is 11.11134. foe a couple of week..'
vacation with her mother. Mrs. John
1)l NGANNON. •
THURSDAY, Dec. 30.
Mr. Wm. Begley has moved into the
house vacated be Mr. Harry Anderson.
Mr. Benson Lase returned to Toronto
on Monday after spending the Christmas
holidays with his parents here.
Mr. O. E. Augustine. of Brantford. and
son Redvers. of Toronto, are visiting
friends here at peseta.
Orville Ryan, 01 Toronto, is home for
the Christmas holidays.
I Mr. Robert Duff. of Lakefield, spent a
few days visiting his brother, Mr. H. M.
Duff, who is stilt quite indisposed.
Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Wickens and fame
ily..of Hensel!, and Mr. and Mrs. Roy
• Harris. of Stratford, spent Chri-tmas at
T.G. Allen's, and returned on Tuesiay.
Mr. and. Mrs. Cartwright, of Preston,
are visiting at the home of Mi. and Mrs.
Andrew Stewart.
Mr. and Mrs. J R. McNebb and
family spent Christmas at Seaforth.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Thompson and
tamely left on Monday for Lordun. where
they purpose residing in the suture.
Christmas passed oft qutetly herr. The
'customary gteetinils and frastings vete
observed.
The last meeting for 1920 of the West es
Wawanoeh Insurance Co was held in
Allen's block on Tuesday of this week.
Mr. Sam. Pentland and daughter
Lillian are spending a few days in Tor-
onto.
• Mr. J. R McNabb was elected trustee.
eo succeed Mr. T. G. Allen, at the annual
wade the larger request, anti the people
showed their sympathy and Interest by
fully meeting it. and the $200 special
offering was fully realized.
The pastor and people of 'Victoria
street look forward to a useful and
buy new year. 1
Subjeete for next Sun Morning.
•'Fuudatueutals, or• a itS41 eta rt
Place." Evening. "Pie Cruet 'jlt.olu•
t 10na."
The ('hrlflfmas tree and entertatn-
meut given lu Victoria street Methods
tat church on Chrlstmas night was a
great success.. Rev. J. F. Reyeraft
was the .chairman for the evening. A
tine program was given by the Sunday
st•hool, cousisting of choruses. recita-
tions, I+0l08, drills and dialogue)], and
all were very well rendered. The
most *musing number on the program
was a dialogue given by the Eureka
clams, In which the members were
shown in different costumes, repre..o it -
Ing ancient persons. Last of all was
the arrival of Saute Claus. who pre-
sented all the members of the Sunday
:school with presents Crow the Chilst-
wa s tree.
OBITUARY.
PAS`v1ORE.-Word has been r•e'ceved
of the death of Mr. George E. Pasmore,
of New York City. eldest son of the late
Johr1 Pasmore, of Goderich. The de -
meeting of Dungannon pubic school ceased, who was superintendent of Belles,
porters. The beard at present con- Hess ti Co.. New York, was ill only a
w;
sista of Alessrs. Chas. Brown, S. Mothers short time, and no serious outcome of his
and J. R. sr. McNabb. illness was-appleherided. 'He leaves
widow and one daughter, Mrs. Mont e e
Tuthill, whose husband was killed in
CREWE. Fra,cee..AHnd one son. Howard, of Troy,
le Charles and• If -ry -attended the
TUESDAY, Dec. 28. N. Y. is tour brothers -Ed. H.. W41
Mrs.C,amplell. of Westfield. has been,funeral services, the inter-'nt being in
visiting her daughter. Mrs. Wm. Crozier.Kenisco cemetery, Mount ' erron, N. Y.
the past week: NEWTON - A well•ktio.en and highly
Mrs. Robert Reid and family and Mr. respected resident of Goderich township.
Elmer Shackleton. of Port Elgin, spent a- Mr t lement Newton, pared from life's
few dayswith their brother._BdreMattheW activities on Friday last, at his home ne r
Shack!
Misses Violet Kirkpatrick and Irene
McQuoid, of Stratford Normal. are spend-
ing the holidays at their homes here. •
Porter's Hill, after an illness of about two
weeks. He was in his seventy seventh
year. Mr. Newton was horn in England,
coming to this country and to Goderich
I Mr. Sam Sherwood ttisited his father
at Belfast one day last week. when a young man He spent several
years sailin on the lakes, and afterwards
Mal ou h, of un srttron is
I Mr. James g
spending a few days at h1 . Albert Mt•
Quold's.
Miss Myrtle Blake. of Sarnia, ;visiting
at her home here. '1
The Christmas tree held in the kjiurch
here last Thursday night was we lt\ at-
tended, in spite of the unfavor
weather. The little folks did their pal[t
well and all helped to make a very inter
eating program. At the last Santa Claus
appeared and gave each a number of
good'things. The proceeds amounted to
$28.
N1 it ler.
N11 -s Margaret, Itiutonl, of Toronto.
seem 1'hristmas with her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. A.' Hinton!.
Joint
\a'ebater are their daughter, Miss Pearl.
end gretels..n. 1;es rge Jlirs•hell. of Tor -
,,11 re. 7th. at a ...bock.
tiorai•.• '4i'Gnire Trent t:. L.'udon ,•o Thr ..ernes at tyre Baptist church .-. w
epee me T .i[da •v St:{+i)n.
farmed in Dakota, and returning about
thirty-five years ago he settled in Gtde-
'rich township. where he hads ince resided.
Besides his wife tformerly Miss Annie
Cox). he leaves one daughter, NIrs.
!Schmidt, of Stratford. and ihree some,.
Golden, at home, Eudo. of Detroit. and
Charles, of Winnipeg. His only survivirg
brother is Mr. George Newton of Toronto.
The funeral took place on Sunday after -
in, the interment being in Mstlan1
cemetery. Rev W. H. Campbell con-
ducted the services and the pallbearers
were the brother and the three sons.
Besides the rela•ives already rnientio
there were present at the funeral Mr.
Gssirge Cltx and Miss Sarah Cox, rf
Stratford,' lied Mr. John Cog. of Black
Hoar.
-StAltt:TON. -Deep--regret' was fel
when the an' i t was made
the death on Cb tow Ere of Wil
Marlton. a Welt reskkent of
CHURCH NOTES.
The annual union prayer- meeting of
the ` w'umen's •Miesinnary Societies of
thee I'n,teenterr-hu elate -e f--4iso. ri.'Ii
will is heli itsKuox church lecteire
room ••n Friday itftern•ou. Januasy •
ie hetye fur the 1'li1•1-tinas vacation.
3ftss (oletus 1'ia k. of l u'•kunw, is
home for the holiday.
Mies /Tara . 1t5os1s,'-nTGuelph. and
M1is- Winnie Woods, of. Dr.eyton, are
lielitleyinte at b..mi•.
Mr. Ms)lillan. of Ktiux l'.dl.•s... .,.
npic.1 the pulpit In Calvin teeny, L lest
Sutulay,
l•hrianras Entertainment. -Thr .rpt,
nrrtainn:ent ami 1'lo'i-nuns ire, 111 No.
1 s41it4. "which a;r< tir.ld 111 Ili.. hall
t+ Tth+ *t . v. -teem. Twiteere- ele•i.l.s1
n,:•es-, The play. •'Ti.,• Two Artist-."
cinch, by' seven of, the "rens and ex-
egete was well releferel. The- pre-
:stem
en._cpm of elnrnst's, revit-iti.,ns and loam
-
'. taaiutea ' gieen by tie rliiltlreit *as
nl••rod b)- all. The r•1lildren were de-
li_ :ted by a visit from Sirnta Clints.
tion whom they re'ria«d present.,,
,. ' ri'dlt is title to. thetea• h• 1'-.
tl I •..lights-, tend MIs Durbin. for.
e•,: ".4, emiertniumouL •Tier pro.
•- 1- ...- , Mk, ALAI afi.-r ,1.. atw^tt e•
• p..iid the remainder 1't for rile chin-
e- fund.
' 'i' K1NGSRRiDGE.
Mr. and Mrs. Threw... M-('rtly,
Mies 1'atriein Unmet. ell-- AlIOti'attt-
liven. Ilk. Irene MIS'artli. M.iy 31e•
Kenzie. anti Weer.. sloe snllivan.
.t.fnies :ono rat Mel'..arthy. Theodore
1'�.l''y real I:n- Mcl'artliy. all of Dr•
trait. spent 4'hrlsimas In Kingsbridge.
Jli.s 11• -nil (1'I'ontiur, of 1'laatl1111h
1a Hanle for tilt; Iitrlklays__._._.-.---___..
311-. It,'I Ti's.- 41'I:u1111ur, of _at.
.\n„us(in•, fu s s-asaIing the 1o11dap. at
Io=ns..
N1 .1. Dalton end �'Ieti,r O'Reilly, of
.\.-nmption ('allege, Sitttdw•i-ti, are
home f..r Christmas holidays
Miss Mafeetret Garvey 11141 3
Jlnrie Nulliran re home for (leis
Mee -Joseph O'Loughlin and
Jere are gone' to' Detroit for
ter.
Thd'separate nehool opp• nn
day, Jannnry Rrd.
' l:
next Sunday ws.11 be connuct-edebe-flit tit paralymis, tom
Ile :tote. Ker. T. .. 3Ii•Ca RTeF• 1�a'r�- to ily. Jir. Yarlto
w•
Y
ell
ailed
are Apra -
r, and Mrs.
among the
trig The eld-
ullder :and when
co menred
%,. k uti a
a
Ming of six Irl�•1)on t .
on Government. The
only eighteen years`ef
nelertnbk to eumpb-te t
carried It through auctess-
erwards 'milt many other
R several large• fishing
e most nidecd prodtlet
he 'tt•lus.uer Sephte,
"till tee g on the ANantic
test. in later year Mr. Marlton was
argely engaged in dr ging contracts.
.While he was of a pert tarty reserved
Phone
ss
MMti
"The Scotch Store"
STORE HOURS: 8 A. M. TO b P. M. n SATURDAYS 10 P.M.
GREAT
Annual Stocktaking Sale
Genuine and Substantial Reductions
in All Departments.
DURING the last few days we have gone entirel through our huge
stocks and put aside all odd pieces and all goods . 'passing fashion
and marked them at prices that are certain to create a s edy clearance.
Huge Reductions in Women's
Smart Winter Coats
Every one must be disposed of, as we
-Rester earry over any goods from one season
to another. •
Coats that were $35.00 to $39.00, clear-
ing at $24.95.
Coats that were $45.00 to 55.0. o,' clear-
ing at $32.50.
Coals. -that were $60.00 to *75.00, elear-
ingat'137.50.
All Children's Coats at exactly cost
price. •
.
Extra Special in Women's
All Wool Serge Dresses, $23.95
None of these dresses has been in stock
/more than one month.._ There is a splendid
assortment in the newest pleated effects.
Regular values up to $35.00, clearing at
$23.95 each.
FURS FURS FU S
• Owing to the open weather t has been
a dull fi season, and today finds with
tots large 'a --stock of--shoiee Vim. hese
must be reduced anti -we are willing to fo go
any profit whatsoever and all are being clear-
est at Tess than wholesale prices. Coulee ex-
peeting to get a real bargain. You will not
be disappointed.
Children's Sweater Cts at
Special Reductions, from 95c each
Ten only 51eLintoek's real Down
Qftilts, real beauties. Regular $'.'.5.00 to
$35.00, clearing at 818.50 to 825.00.
(Treat Bargains in Silks
Great Bargains In Dress Goods
Stocktaking must. be completed by
.January :31st and it is imperative that we
refiner our stoek by several thousands of
dollars to make room fen -the new spring and
suminer goods now arriving. •
s a< Always Quality Goods -at
sou subjects: l�a.m,. "A New RorJ¢. l/tih.'� 1sotGt, themonof
7 pen.. "A Funr-fold Development Honrc • Marlton, who w r
$ale se•t1uu1 41 3 Nu. B.1.P.1% meet- early settlers of this
Ing at • p.m. er Msrttoa was a eh
• At Knee church next Sabbaths divine lei diel he• had
ni rs ltip will he t•unnlucted Warning and eont''at•t for the 1
evening by the 'lobster. Subjects of for tine Dome
renters : 11 a.m., "The Things that Are see seas the,
Hidden.- 7 p.ws "Tie Mariner's Cum -
ages inN ler
l,,iss." . Three-Inimmte .ertu .n (.0boys cuntra'1 a
and girls iu the morning. Sailor: and fully, et
•
es
14.
r. T.
n' win.
Nion•
PROMPT �u�
for the acid�iatz'easei stomach,
try two or three
}ti.iiaIDS
atter meals, dissolved - the
tea's* -- keepyear atemaek
sweet -try Rlm.lda--41rs sow
add to aigemiioa.. f�
MOWS =it
Gift that's
Al ays Welcome
to mos et sl Tlen who travel ,often or
only oocasl . ally a Lnathet Hand hl,
or Snit lase. But whether you bu )
, it for a gift or for personal rte. D
sure awl get a Rood one -one the
*Al last under the r onghcat c ,n 11 -
tions With the hist] p ice of g, n tine
leathery ane akilleil labnw w,' tri
y m to lest with a renahle (esti -r
Rr01s store, where they know leather
from imitations by experienee. This
t.' one.; FISHER/
H. J. f M7�ai�g
_ r
ti -Let tueu's 'terrier in the evening. Sate warm chu
Tutt -Joel and Bible etrrmmr"s at -8 toffs. erTi:ips
0'.1 i k. : of s craft was
North Street Methodtat Chinch. , w.
North srreet N1etiao4tst church eer-
rlvs. Similar. JIno:tes ad. 10 a.m..
fellowship seryl'• let the st{.11torittm
Mission Band ,anil J1em's ('I111.. T
tope• iu tete Cht1t win be: -What
-h,)nlrt Ile 'tet ter this year's w
NI r. W. S. Bowden will take' th
N;ulay sel•:•,l auto organize
at ;:. I'Oitli. w'•r-itip. 11 ant
lug theme : "t• urger ir.
"The Valine of New, Y
t Ions,"
The 4:ol,l,•n • Links
1111 111.•ir amnia' bun
morel on' Tbnrsday
.Cu interesting pr
1,;11141.
Last Sunday
andionre. the
ebratot! eat
by Pt':1:•e.
Ilaze1 i
.site
The
tak
(lisp...itlon. the decenw-d as a man of __ -_ _
kb.. "sterling worth and wale a he watt
Toting. rise of the bride. The hrtde's
I
friend' to those with who �' he wnt
n•ple, Intimate. The town will hard be the ni,etd was Misr F.thel Jewell, of Uo<l-
'I'a""�'sanle s-Ithnut "Billy" Marlton. Hp Erich. and little Lena Maddock acne'
7. Jtorn- was not married. and he Ieay.., lits am ringb-arer. The groom waseupport-
(ytening.. aged mother and the litter's Meter. ell t. M. E.c.IK Ants,, rh:- f.,l.lele
r'- Resettle %IIsse Johnston. who 111 nlnetysfx yenbrother. The bride was handsomely
of act-. Mr.. F. H. SpNen•e. of Toronto,, gowned in blue satin and georgette
Deeis tett nrtL•x •:fact. Ah older be -ether a
chief will with gold trimmings. Her enrage.
tet in the school- flied when te•yonng man. The funeral nslstel of pink rose's and graideuhair
light. J:untnry ]R. rook place un Monday afternoon from fe is and she wore a beautiful gold
gram It 1N'ing' Pre- the family resl.enee, Rev, R. R. Hardy mer@{ac'e and chip diamond pendant,
officiating., The pnllhenrers were the genomes gift. The bride'. travelling
VNllhlg. IN^fare. a large Messrs. C. C. Lee, elute Garrow. A. D. suit was of brown melton cloth with
rinir reudt•rel the ee4 McLean. D. Werwi, 1 . Jae. 1nketer and hat to match. After an expellent din-
ita, 'Thr Light of Age.: Dr. J. R. Whitely. Dr. Caesar and tier eras served. the happy couple, amid
Pisses 'le Aitken and Mr. R. C. Hay. MN(
were honorary pall- showers of confetti, left for 1aw
cher took . tltiust.pratto and beerers`. There wag as large attendance), station. where they entrained for
-.in ii.: most .)Itlrt i{ig manner.rt, Tweed, 11mt. The gotal wishes of many
enter null buss s Io parts` were Irwh1 mi.I'., •In wf. Hardta ative. friend. with the
Nn: 42. 1:(1.tele, In a --[Moly. Reiativie R• young temple for
by, Rev. H. 11, pier roti Sir. present- were Mr. rind Mrs. F. H. a happy honeymoon and a joyous
urge. ltelrher. The •hnrnl parts
Seen c'•, of Tnrontn, Mr. )and Mr.. En- fur tire.
ere well n latre•d, the floras teeing • vele Row•hmen, of Klt.hener (the lett 1-avie-Fisher,-A pretty welding
held well in hand by the leader, Mr. named being a d)]nghter of Mr. and took pelage at the home of Mr. and Mee.
�l'eaoli. who Is deserving of special NLe. SpermOl, and M144 Spence. who Charles Fisher, Colborne township. at
praise for lite -part as acteempanlst ' hes been at the Jlarlt-in home here for { o'clock on Tuesday, i►wemlN•r ^s+th,
ifind eulldllchrr, lig he rte me from his Mme months. . when their youngest daughter. Nellie
I ark -renis to which he had been eon.: Witintfrel. was united In matrimony
tined for a week. to (beet the heavy ito Mr. Harold M. Lavin, son of Mr. Ed-
itenewnite That IT-,1111.1rtr•imirmlte fF-
ere•, BRITIMI-WA--IF.F FUND, tsem Levee aGeeerle•h township. The
4 servile organ reeled vmelt) upon him -- j bride was given away by her father
in nddltion to the heavy work of thq The tettowing donations to this fund and was mnettetdetl. The. welding
runtttte. ire fcknowledted by the treasurer, A. Ni. march was played by Mrs. 4 Rev.1 11. F.
i Ykteetli titma' !1lrlee.' t Vli'tb.- t�ObetNOfl . i 1 o,indy. About eighteen guests were
The chreetnes merviees at N letorfa P
' .tret.t Metlemliet riot -Ii were very help- Re
fol and encouraging. F our Cla salt
If You Cannot Personally "Visit the
is Always at
Keenest Prices•• at Millar s
Store, Our Phone Order Department
Your Service.
"a" Millar's-Scotch Store
viowlyreporte.l $432 75 . prewemt to witness the ceremony. whieh
rah Lodge, \ o. 4A ... '
60 00 was performed by Rev. H. F'. Ken-
' pastor, Red Cross. '25 00, netly of Ile -miller. While the register
messages were Riven by the Victoria public school 13 34 was awing signed Mrs. Kennedy sang
•
from the snhjeetl: St. George's church (additional)... 12 00 fence's (rid Sweet Song" anti "Sweet
1. The Story that Never Grows Old. North street Methodist church . 115 751 Voices.'• The brine wore n handsome
2. NO Room in the Inn. Ladies' Ate Bethel church, Gode- I gown of ivory, satin end georgette with
l{. 'rio 11lofy or ltie Ktngdnm. rich ..!Ship .................. 21 00 silver trimmings arid a bee 1st Ifni nerk-
4. .\t'hat•Dtd You ileo for Christ- • -1 lace anei pendent wet with pearl and
ria.! 111189 84 amethyst. the gift of the groom. Many
Thein were all appreciated t y large ..
eougregafton.. And the ehntr 1.y eepee- - Mr.'L, Russell and Mbie Ger-trade
billy prepared mush• added to the in- Fox, of Toronto, tit Christmas at their
rere.t an.l Inspiration of the eervlees. home.
least i(wiala7r the choir was assisted . �Its1+-(attt•t r f Teritr is vladtisg
by Mrs. Rome and Mrs. Marshall. of a•itli Mr. and Mrs. - oatsdry.
.t Tttnma•. damghters of Mr. end Met. •
r
Niw•arin. awl Mie Mand Million of ((1't1tlICRNF,Ts1W. HIP. -•
Ian•gah• Masterson - Allin, - notable
fin Sunday. December 1f1, a reep-'scent ttwlk {deco on Welne
ay morn -
tin sers•le• was held, when 'fire eine ies•emis•r _"_ltd. at 10 0 toter. at
ilios were received Ante the thnrt I. the home of Mr. and Mrs. �V Allln,
The butrd . aeked the 4100111e for n I'nllon rn• township. when their young
I'lrl,tmsis offering of $2410. This le tat daughter. Eliza iheta. wa. etettel
. ulsaut doable the n.nel r.•,Inest, but on Ir. wo II •k to Mr. 'Phomas Frederick
t ar-•ountof Increase] expense the hoard Mnstorson, son of Jon -ph Masterson.
t -------- an ente•1'prlsing fernier residing near
Yea are nae Tweed. In the enmity of Hestingm, (Int.
ex Pe remelt- The yummy couple etek their places
Ing when
en
er
j me
ntee ie.en ender n ptritlly arranged evergln
lhs.ry NM- ars tt trimmed with twee. and a "(metol
meat 4o,' Fazelia and skin it'll*- I,n. k" horn -slew. The nuptial knot
m,.. �
ti It tritely. at rico end grade-
CZE
117 heats the skin. vsmplo 1'. Ih. ens 11•41 by it.' 11. F. Kennedy, of
Geist''. (Nwunent ft/II II YOU m1Atltal this Itenmlller. In the presence of the
,sp'-r end .send 2e. stomp tat po•t11 e. ems. Trldet tmmedtate friend.. The eel•
a; e*I 1111111.•. nr rdman.on, Rates & I'n.,
Umu rd,Tol:ohm. _ ding parch was pleyel by 011ve Irene
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"Ther tisefnl presents wore rneelved.
At 5 rinlo•k the guests sat down to a
slnnptnons repast. The ls•st wishes of
many friends go with the ),nmg couple
to their new home.
ST. AUGUSTiNE.
Tussnee. Dec .:+3
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph iloyie visited
Hullett friends this week.
Mr, J. W. Nixon spent the week -end
with friends at Damascus
Mr. and Mrs. George trophy, of Cal-
Rer'ary, are' visiting the form: mother,
Mrs Ed. Brophy.
Mr. -anti Mrs. Robert Smith. ir., of
Toronto. spent Christmas with friends
herr.
Among those home for Christmas we
nett cel ?kir. Victor JohnstAlt, from To -
onto; Mee f4. Gmrge end Gordon fetter -
ex+, fromFordwich: Mie Irene Jsfferson,
from Str t ford Normal School : Mies
Gladys Jefferson, from Woodstock, and
Min Margaret and Joseph Jigsaw%ham '
Goderteh.
-ak
1
,:ioca 5 Ihtttinqs
We take this opportunity of expressing
to you our appreciation of the very cordial
relationship which has existed in the past
and trust the will continue throughout
the
same
ming year. Accept our greetings and
est regards for the New Year.
GEO. MacVICAR
NORTH MIDE OF SQUARE t GODERICH
To Our Friends, Customers and
Prospective' Customers
The Spirit of the Season prompts
us to extend to you our sincere
wishes for a Happy and Prosperous
New Year. ,
Parsons' Fair Syndicate