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ST. AUGUSTINE
TI"'"1,0.• Nov. =al.
' Mis" I:;l .114•ttt .\\'il •,.11 returned
front hnalun on Saturday.
Miss Mitrllur Ferguson is si.*(1ii
Mfrs U. Thompson this week.
Mrs. Thos. It.ddll' ou is visiting al
Mr..Jtw Thompson's at present.
t
1'irn.- 4t* N.%eula•r "21st. .11r.
and Mrs. Jos. 'I'Iwtnp•.01. -a daughter..
Mr. Mason M,hlll-ter i, ow the sick
list all present.
'KIN GSBILUME
ro.-..10, Nov. 2_
!firs. .101111 1'. Sullivan hu- dlep rted
for Albion. 1►ntari.o.
\I r. and Mrs James Foley have left
\- .ti••11 to reside in Gal.:ri.1i The
onaily friends of Mr. and .Mr-. Foley
regret their departure. bat .one 101111 1,4
It gain for r;.alvei..h•
)t r. • Walter Haltom 1..1: ,r• ;,bard
1107111'.
1n Kinprsbridge purl.h hall nut Fri• ---- - -
.fay, Nowrniber _:.the a card partyalio!
l la t• will lie held. Prizes jot la•.t
players of euchre Mud five, honked
Mr. Tho-. e;ulgley Is spending' hi.
%ovation a1 .11.. Mame 6f 11114 rental
1
He Knows
1AIil doctors .know what •
wosderlul protector to the e
in ther t is in the healing
a hang oils anJ disinfect-_\
est uperties of
LIFEBUOY
HEALTHGAP
wad Mow •a..ri.e.
washout bunko.. b.
earta4Ys Out touch the
The e•rerll'
.4.wu Le/•b••
,•..trot.'. road•
tun rawAr•e
r•t.eb after •av
Ibu,•i. "u gas
a u,d aII
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R
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i
sps•hdl meeting on Monday even ng
wh0u they enjoyed a visit from the
Yonne People's Guild of WhItet•hurth.
'rh.• %kiting young people had charge
of ale devotional part of the program
31441 .Mowed that they are alive to the
real meaning of the topic with
which
they dealt. 'via : "Wi11uiug all the.
young la4'ple of our community to
('loci -t.. After the devotional part of
tet' program a i((a•la1 hour was spent.
:1 pl.•as.ult tient profitable t•veniug was
enjoyed anti many received a fresh
glimpse of the joy and meaning of s(•r-
.110. The meeting ails closed by sing-
ing : -Blest he the tie that binds,"
:611.1 prityt'r 1.7.11er. Mr. Stobie.
It,. Jolt know the delicious flavor of
English hard ladled t'andie.,
Su . following flavors : IA•mun. Acid.
tottrawlwrrrl line Fruit. Horehund.
Itnt•ers.•.•tch. Mists' MINI t'r'am Toffee.
IAA: poor Ib. Cam(dells Drug Store.
ASH? `GELD
I The WW1:l144 1'ipo Band Ljlc'1oi..._
'a fit. Andrew's dame on • t ho evening
of N11vet11110' 21 411. 1 14101 1111101. 10.41
mutsie. town hull. l.al'kuoa
: Miss label Mat 1Sonia 1.1. w ho ha-
r0nlpletel 'ii business e4.41 I., iu wing- i
tato. bus returorol to her home art
Kintigh.
_Ashth•hl
Mr. Robert Ililotn'n, who hes lural:
on the farm of John )l1O,houuhl for
:3s Just flvr J ear• Irl!' moved to .1
farm tear Kint:ill. (':ring bis shay
,Ji_ the comnulm.ity which he NI- ht.'
!eft t'la ural the esteem* Nutt t4Nt;t*Irian•
..f all hl: u, -i l.("'rs by bio 1114111.1 1.100:
an.I )h,ll•''t Habit ' The hest wishes
'of hl. idents :l.0m14iO4 11ttu To ht.'
new knife.
Mr.: n11T`3 rs. John N. MLu'Ktnzb' ,.f
Laurier..Inat'e. n'turad home from
'Nova S.4111 111. W11114, they tare tarn
visiting their ..'n.
A very '1140 sfn1 1'. F. r►. nut:•tinI;
was held -in-Moteih [tall Hall. Iiintail.
4111 ThtarwllIY-evening. T1.e meeting
was, a4Mr•swtl by Mr. .1. W. King. who
is's.. spike :At Port Albert anti at 1aa•le
ulsh flue same week. Quite a unwirer
of sprach•• were given by several .;f
1lase 1r.'-.•111 front the snrronu.Iiltg
community. Resides throe ,tone very
able speakers were heard from Ripley.
Port Albert and other points.
• .. joint meeting of the Wootutti s ln-
i stitnte and the 1'. F. W. (1. will 1.•
held in the Laurier chub Morse 0n Tues-
day: November 22. to d1s•us• the (nes
tion of lint Ima'h in the schools.
l'PH01 ,4'rERIXG
a. vie 110 it w ill add an air of luwry
as well as comfort and attractiveness
to the piste. sou entrust to us.
(Jur wurkman•hip is so r\rcllent in
Pt CP) reopen that often nur patrons
tell 14• piere.:ue more luuelslme after
we have re -finished therm than when
(.he us a trial.
CLIFF ANDERSON
West Street, Opposite Brophey Bros
OUR
ANNUAL CONTEST
1S NOW ON
A hand3ome Cen-
trepiece given to
the person guessing
the nearest correct
number of
in jar.
beans - •
Miss S. Noble
South Side Square Goderich
MILLINERY
Special sale of smart street
and dress hats of,the sea-
son's newest, smartest and
most favored stylels•
$8.00 to $10.00 Hats
For $6.75
EDISON
AMBEROE
RECORDS
THE SIGNAL
- GOD1RIMI, Oil.
DUNGANNON
INtdnr'.lay, Nov. 23.
Mr. J. W. King. the Progressive re-
presentative. held a padiiiest meeting
in Agricultural hall on 11'eluentlay
evening of this week. A large crowd
turned bort to hear the questions of
the day discussed.
l'owe to the social in lite Methodist
ohur•h on Fetch)' evening. Nov. 25111.
S u'ehl(•k, under the au.spitrs of
N. .S. (haat prograut. 1.1111111 served.
Eve 4aady welcome.
The big drain In West 1.Vawauosh
Was t piled on Monday of this
week.
J. it. 'abb Isar ,11 -haul at 111'e1 -
cut u quaut of first class Western
oats. 41110 a all 111041 411 excellent corn.
A. Mowbray s his chopping will
going in hill styli • now. Hr had an
ex(elleut dam built t (vruskierable ex-
po1s• last summed' 111 is now pre-
pared to accommodate le puddle (1.K.
Miss J. 1'awblyu t4•tu 1 home to
!Anatol" after spending couple of
weeks the guest of Mrs. It. . Craw -
font.
The Anglican chunk held
successful liazanr in the Ilbrar_
Wesitteslay of this week.
A Couple of carloads •t,.ok In t
play ,tt Lneknow last Friday evening.
The Ladies' Aid •.f the t'resbyterian
chard' intend holding 14 homer. let
and ' entertainment 1111 WP1111-..lay•
1hsemlaor 14th. mere tblx date 111
nlhal '
I• Misses )lav and Katie Fowler Ito
returned to Toronto after spending
Paiute time will& their another, 311111. Ed.
Fowler.
MM. (Ites.) ['olive returt?rQt 10 Iont-
dou on Friday of last week.
very
on
1-
A1LOW
I • • s. c I
Twwrtaship t'oua►eil-aluuiei(sa1 e,uu• waterstot trout the ('- lo.
cil'uf the towashlp of l'ullarrtlr art is
Carlow of which the hr.
the Tuwu.11lp IixN uta %I.4 tUlwr �tM• noemlwr. The erefIt* was
Me•uila•rs all present. peeve Young in 'mode rttt1 dR11el11g an,l amblst
the chair. Inmates of lila meeting ,.f good wi%lws the bride a11.1
read and adopter. 1111 111.otb.n of Rol'- left for their home In Ashflt•Id.
ert.011 anti Graham. Iihstrict Itepre•
gravel. 37.N11; J. mote, digging ditch
on Saltforl 11111, $165_; N. Slwwonls,
digging ditch on :taltford Mill. $10.50;
J. 5lo(raw, digging ditch on SMlttord
Mill. gal; Ales. Melw.al. shovelling
gravel and repairing fence, 3144.50;
Jos. Fisher. drawing gravel, 112; J.
Studio nan, draw lug gravel and 58
yards gravel. $3s.7u: A. Mugford. team
on grader. $8.10: 1). Pitbludo, team on
grader, 1.4.14* ; A. /haat. road superin-
tendent, $27. drawing grader. $1.'25,
repairs to grader, $1.:l1, oil for grader,
3c-434); (:. Fowler, repairs to scraper,
$1.75: A. l'atlstone. the and work on
Longs (Melt. 3111.42; J. Graham, one
sheep killed by dogs. 31(1: Mew. A.
Johnstone, caretaking, $15; Wm.
Hardy, work 1111 road north of Youngs
S. 11.. $2:3; N. Met'larty, drawing
crushed rack on B. S.. ltd.. $21.
Total mild out at meeting, 30118.42.
Total laid to date, $8451.[18. Meeting
ndjountd. to Ilhr't 1ltremlwr 15th at
10 a.m.. as,pa•r statute. 1. IIF:T1IElt-
1X4TON, ('l.•rk.
Hayden- Potter.- A very- nappy
event (ant pour at the home of Mrs.
K, 1'1 tlel' at 41 o'clock on Xovemlwr
9(11 when her second daughter. I.Illy
Ruth. %vas unite) lu the holy lands of
matrimony to William Stanley 11ny
den. w,11 of Mr. and Mrs. James May-
en. of .\shield, Rev. It. J. Moss °M-
e ted. The bride entered the palrlor
lea 11g 4111 the arm 'of her brother Lew.
she car prettily gowned in royal blue
silk w t cut steel trimmings unil she
:11s.. wo • the emom'+ Rift. 11 11441 1-
(111 white 0111 lour On net with pearly
anti nmeth• t. After emgr*tulutlona
the imunelial relatirtr. sol friends of
the bride nod Isom to the number of
twenty -flue alt 11'141 10 the diuing-
ra,ar Where n .111 nous repast was
port,aken ..f. Mr. , 1 Mrs. Hayden
were the eur•Iplent. o • _*7 beautiful
and sfly rift intim] a i-iirtilass
i► eIn..s of
was •
1pa•nt in
., motive, S. 11. Shatters. waited 4111
the council to discuss the r• -forestation
for DECEMBER
The very latest dance and
vocal hits can be obtained
on :\titherol Records, - also
thebest classical and operatic
music. Look over the list
below and come in and let us
play sonde selections for you.
scheme.. The clerk w as iust ruetel to
write the lhepartment of iausnts. For-
ests and Mines. t.. ascertain What
• roes would be snittble And ether In-
formation with a clew to planting that
Nara t.f the Colborne orn• ...•artery grounds
that in unsuitable for burying parr-
poss. Mr. S4tothrr• al.,. brought lir.
fore the (nunrll the mutter of a pro-
posed winter course in agrlt•utture to
he held at Wiugham inviting them to
114 .4.p•rute by hooting their Influents -I
and by offering a loriz.. for (',,lh ortte
.tridents in atten'I:us.•. The follow- 1
hag r•rli.lirtion was Iat-•..l : "Resolved
that this 41,1111011 regard1 with approval
the three mouths' course to be !whit
at 14'inghant during 1114 winter months
1.5-• the °marl.) U'pnrtment of Agri -
cotton, . \4.e would also express Our
11111101. -as to make a .lolathIII ill pr►-
l..rtiou to the another of atudeuts at -
'.suint[ from taw lowu+'ip." Ttw cease
439a Tenderly -rat Trot , tery e410'11104e• w1,11 tel annou(ee that
( tun deVingtOreheetra :,t wane time in the_ near future Ito
4399 1, Mr T'poy eaooe-Medier waits he deflnitel' strtel later they w11)
1:,00 extend a11 111Mtationi to till who are
Green Oros. Novelty end interested in the ('ultarue ..onetery to
4400 tU Little Sister Mary Lewis Jammu juin in beautifying it by •l.•1uliug *M1
101 The rem w,eo. said .h1•ariiug- it of ' I(.•umnlulel under-
4Pesrkw Oreboot/a brush, Or. The following arrOnnta
4402 Christmas Carole were taint : .i. Alton:ivied sup•rin-
The
Bell or Old Trinity • New Tait h:Orient, B:•
t1 J. N; --Alton, with
ST. HELENS 4383 Rainhoor '' Nedtrr-+Iotr•: •'tot• team. *22.'40: R. Frltzly. with team.
I
140•Like") WaikikiHawallanOrcli (1(tw1; 11. M.4'renth. wort. *+1.40: .1
Tuesday. Nov. 22.1I. F'irrri-h. arming grader. plowing
Mr. anal )Ir+. W. Iell. front apse 1381 ain't Te•A _ing Oet, Melinda
Berl and and Invest Ilan x1411
grading. ti1.7.41: 4l. lit►rtonl, !Dor-
�i were Visitors with Mr. lan Capers -Foe Trot 1118 erwibT mini grinding. 37.20: H. 1"ul-
..1, Kenzie Lindutother friends ole Mon; ' 131x5 f ■dtWHarry Radensan's Jus Orchestra ford. work" oh road. *12: Wo. Thom.
I tiny.
Developed in Velvet, Duv-
etyne, Plush and Velours,
in Black and colors. Con-
spicuous for their'admil'-
able style and very appcial
pricing.
WM. R. MacVicar
Klagaihn flied'. (:oalerich
43A1i The Sou w«nI Blues Al Bernard work on read. tat: ileo. Million. team,
)(r. vial Mrs. W. ituthrrford spent $111.611; .1. atranghau, with team. :In
I''; Held Fut In A Baby's Hands
the weektonal At sturdy,
of _ 4187 Oeorae wdtoo:aaltard Fort"- elriv4ek 31:.; E. Rtraughan. with
Mr*. ilolwrt Stur(ly. _uf . hlfutlaam. team. $9: 11. Cantwell, work on road.
is a hM.ltor with her broiler. Mr. W. , 43A8 Persia-ro*Trot Orlando's(0rehestra lib; J. Fowler, work on road. 12 yards
J. Hnmphr'y. j
Rev. l'. l'umming atn'ttlel'the Preee-
loytt•ry m,'ether--ttrl Ytnghatu--nn-fi e .
uewlay.
Mr. S. Coulter who has (aeh under
the d,a1or's car(• for a 14nlpb• of Weeks
is not improving eery fssr
Mr.. .1,1meo Taylor. sr. who lin-.
I been .o,Itim,ed to -heti Tor 4114•.•4' :I 10.01111
1a nut 1(jfmprocing,...44, iI}'fit us. her.
friend}. t'iwild like.
Home II Destroyed By Fire.- The
dwelling Iwi w of Mr. Win. \\',sal:
w'a4 totally destroyed by If nn Tues-
day last. The (•Arts' of the tire Ra.
from A (lefts -five chimney. Refute Inde
neighbors got there it we. impossible
to save the building -hut managed to
get all the furniture out on the ground
flow. 1t was Impossible. however. to
sate the Content,. of the upstairs and
the cellar. Mr. Woods suffers (mitt• a
loss. but fortnnately he had A 1 o 43A0 'Ma'-M.4*I. no Trot Intro'"1'11
011 his farm at St. Helens where they 1...• To grime Why I Feu In toot
hare aettlel down for the: winter. some,
w'11` vmo"
In. harry Raderlaads Jazz Orchestra
Tile Yams People'. Bible class hail a 1 w alter t an(an
4389 ,.I Sweet and Los tot /faker- gravel. ll:ilr0; F.. MiteIwl1. work on
Saxophone Son Cnest•r Oartord rind, *841: L. Baxter. yrork on road.
4390 tn. Portobello tEoie c*.i w -'11541: 1'. Nibs. w(1rk'0u road. $•3(1: 4'.
itoI.•rts.n. work on road. $12_: 11.
4391 ansa at The Old Surnaming Hole •V :alter., work on roRd. $.'ill; 11.
sill, Jones and Kramer[ FI■ra
Matthews, work on road. $(1: H. l'ent-
4391 t wonder where Mr Sweet Sweet land flllitgt Itolesd on WPP[ 1�'Rwataosla
DaddrsOone--rot not
LaWLeatier'. 4e..r,jrotttxrheetra Boundary. $1.'50.;_t Hetherington. 111
4393 tlayaaraaen (Irish ares[ 42 ft. tile[ '*40. 7 (9 in. mei $ds.75,
• naNesle•slaa tri 111. $22, r-3til.2`i; Wm. Hill,
4394 ter Sunny Trnn•s.er -t s TrM �drawing 111e. Ss; 1. Fk(her, (ironing
Amadeu.), Dance Orchestra
4395 r,.ld Not to remntsnon
Melropohtss Quartet
4396 if Yam Only Knew Allan Rivers
4397 Gee w Makes. -Rabe Song
Byron (:. Milan
4378 Handy 'N' Yrrot Trot
Club dr Vmitt Orrhestra '
4379 In Th. out To.. Hall
nilly Jon.. and Mixed Maces
Insurance was carried. ".-•-. _...... ._......
Specht Meeting of Young Pesp►e.•- 4381 1 wander If you Stilt rare ror Me
4382 Catano.-Fm Trnt
Broad... lance Orchestra
CAMPBELL'S DRUG STORE
Women of Canada - Goderich
For the first time we are to
exrwise the franchise in the
Federal e4etion. Many of us
feel deeply the need for spee(al
light and gttidanee at this time.
God IR still the refuge of Ills
people. We believe In prayer;
therefore, et ms ask Hlm in
whom Igo all wisdom for that
light end guidance for ourselves'
and that the best men, as God
sees them, may he siett,d.
"The Lord 111111 wrought great things for
us, whereof .v ere glad."
let us pray, study and VN! SS
MONS that fear ills.
W. C. 1'. I1.
Head Stuffed By
Catarrh or Cold
Use Healing Cream
If your nostrils are clogged. your
throat distressed, or your head is
atnifed by nasty catarrh or a cold, apply
a little purl, antiseptic, germ destroying
cream into your nostrils. it penetrates
through every air passage, soothing in•
flamed, swollen membranes and you get
instant relief.
How good it feels. Your nostrils are
open. Your head is clear. No mere
hawking, snuffling, dryness or strug-
gling for breath. Get a small bottle of
Ely's Cream Rada from any druggiat
Colds and catarrh yield like magic.
Don't stay stuffed up. Relief is sure.
Watch
This Space
Next Week
For Big
Clearing
Sale
M. ROBINS
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ii. Men's Overcoats 10
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/ Don't be satisfied with a lot of the so-called cheap IIS
III Overcoats you see around --Costa that will be shabby be-
1 fore the season is over -we are giving good advice when ■
r we say"(live a little more and get a great deal more." You N
11 will fitid our Overcoats reliable in quality, neweet designs rINi and moderate in price. MI■ Prices --$20.00 and up to $45.00. 1
1 BPECIAL--SEE OUR ALL WOOL MELTONS AT $32.50. 1
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• Boys' Overcoats IN
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A clearing line formerly sold at x.50, clearing $11.96. ■
all
III Regular lines greatly reduced. Prices --811.00, 813.00, 11
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$15.00, $16.50.II
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1Walter C. Prtdham
$Goderich ■
Phone 57.
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SCHOOL OF COMMFRCE, Clinton, Ontario
Beset; unabe at pour? to even aGndefirh l3tar(h tave,arrsr ed a tittle%able
that stu.14nts from Goxlrrl.h m (y attend all,elasees, comma down in the astern'. nl
land returning on eve mg tract. '134-0.11held 2:50 to 8.40 p'n• Y,w will be coral-
plying w•th the Adtiewent Act by attending the Seho(w of Cxnm•rce F.w Courses
. rnd,term-, ['none 198 or ante,
towers '
a►mi
B. F. WARD B.A., M A-cts , frim ipal
JP
M . LAR Et SON ►� � ;: �i
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"The Sc o ch Store"
STORE I:lOVRS• & A. M. TO 6 P M.: SATURDAYS
10 P
Practical Christmas Season
We are one and all looking forward to the Christ-
mas Season which is drawing very near. Practical
gifts will predominate this season and it is with this
ilrmind we have selected together the large t and
best stock of suitable and practical gifts.
BLOUSES, THE POPULAR GIFT
Never have we shown such an exclusive
assortment of the newest and moat charm-
ing Blouses in Tricolette, 'Georgette and
Crepe de Chine. Black and White are easy
leaders, also novelty colors, many showing
the new Tie Backs. bloke a point of seeing
the new Waists, priced from $3.75 up.
XIMONAS, A SENSIBLE GIFT
Kimonos as gifts are much appreeiated.
We are showing all that is new in Velours,
Silk and Crepes in plain colors and novelty
designs, all marked at about half last sea-
son's prices, from $2.95 each.
GLOVES, not =CH
APPRECIATED GIFT
No person ever made a mistake giving
Gloves. No matter how many pairs a per-
son may receive they are always appre-
eiated. Perrin's Guaranteed Eglantine Kid
Gloves in Black, Tan, Grey and White,
$2.96 pair.
Perrin's (:ape Gauntlet Gloves, correct
for street wear, in Mastic Brown and Grey.
Special $3i0 pair.
PARASOLS MAKE A USEFUL GIFT
1•'.,r Lady or Gentleman what could he
nicer than a good Parasol. The new
handles are extremely smart ii some new
designs that make them: most appropriate
for gifts. Priced ti'l*1111.11i1p
HANDKERCHIEFS LITERALLY
IN HUNDREDS
Handkerchiefs are one of the moat pop-
ular gifts, so easy to send to friends at a
distance and always appreciated. We have
them in every style from the plain Hem-
stitched to the real Handmade Lace, separate
or done up in fancy boxes. Priced from
loo to $1.95 each.
A FEW SUGGESTIONS THAT
MAY HELP 013?
Camisoles, Hosiery, Sweaters, Shawls,
Scarfs, Mitts, Gauntlets, Linens, ifand
Bags, Colars, Blankets, Rngs, Linoleum*,
Oilcloths, Comforters.
In Justice to Yoursdf Do Your Christmas Shopping Early
°ss`Mi/lay's Scotch S to re"�