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GODERICH, ONT.
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Gifts!Oifts! Gifts!
Christman Cards, Ie, 3 for 5e,
2 for 5e, 5e, 10e up
l'omb, Itrush and Mirror Nets
75. S5,S5
Pt'RSEN,
SC'HIC'K DRY SHAVER
Electric Roser $16.50
P.Ls'Er? RIFIe4 ilk to 13.11
Endura rountaln Pen 59e
Haw Fountain Pen ..51.06 up
KNEES RAZOR.. .. 66.95
Moongloow Manicure Neta with
Zipper 61.50 and $2.25
Cute: Manicure Sets tt��� �ca 2UC.
-•ap.,wwi..la••+4a.. !tie.'. •
Yardley's spit -Me& tar Ladies
and Meal 65r to $10.00
Waterman, Wahl and Par-
ker Fountain Peers $2.1:1 up
reiipae hazer, Special with
Blades 96c
VICTOR RADIOS 666.00 up
CAMPBELL'S DRUG STORE.
SS me gwe We Deliver
Pbome 90
10111t4 Mt 6i teR •si t'e► si a ®teV
DEAN'S
--SPECIAL PRICKS -
for Cleaning and Dyeing
Men's Sults sad Topcoats .... 71e
Ladies' Dresses and Knitted
Suits 71e
winter Overcoats 11.11
F. A. CRICH
Mon Ng I VA Mersasstafis
'Wars ars• utter wino, hitt ales Cali
Ire kind Itcrunnl NI Ito rut h
NNE t etc
GJFT...: --
Suggestions
Walnut Chests
-CEDAR-LINED---
OCCASIONAL
CEDAR-LINED_OCCASIONAL TABLES
IND TABLES
RADIO BENCHES
MIRRORS, &WICK
TABU,. a. A/B�UIDOJ gond
asaVV ._1MRS .____
At prices to suit your pocket-
book
SEE OUR CHESTERFIELD
SUI'rESt
Make your selection early and
avoid the rush.
J. R. Wheeler
Funeral Director and
Purmiture Dealer . .
roomy : wags in; SIM. INN
CARLOW
The Christmas tree entertainment of
the Smith's 11111 I'reehyterian Sunda,'
school will b' held on ik'vember 20th
In the hall.
The Ladles' Aid Society of the
Smith's. 11111 3'renbyteria u cougrega-
tlon met et the home of Mrs. David
Bean on Tuesday. with a good atten-
dants.. the president. Mrs. Errington,
In the chair. It (wing the last meet-
ing of tin• year, the officers were all
elected for the coming year. Mrs.
!Wan served a dainty lunch. The
tl4'xt meeting will be held at Mra.
hold. Bean's. and a quilt n ill be
quilted.
CAN'T SLEEP
IT'S YOUR NERVES
Reis/ comes soon
wills sits of
Dr. CHASE'S
Smith's Art Store
HAS A LOVELY D/SI'I.AY OF
CHRISTMAS GIFTS
Hearty Sendoff
for&. Croft
• (Continued from cage 1.1
also In Mr. Jackson, the new agentIn
Goderich Mr. Jackson had shown
that he could handle his work cap-
atRpFter.1• te'
beirrtT til t rerat . e letre'inr.-erofF
received In Goderich.
Messrs McReough, Renwick, Munro
and Dowd also wake briefly, express-
ing appreciation of the occasion and
of the warm sentiment's expreeeed to-
wards the railway's representative by
the speakers of the evening. $t. Peter's church. Surviving are
Rev. A. C. Calder remarked upoal two children, Charles Young, on
the eulacldssea that three wen who the homestead, and Mrs. Clarence
once sat together In the Legislature Miller, of Seaforth, and three grand -
were present on this occasion: Mr. children; also two brothers and four
C. A. Robertson, Judge Costello and sisters, Lotto Wild. of Dakota; August
himself. Turning to the subject of Wild, of Goderich; Mrs. A. Rees and
the evening, Mr. Calder after some Mrs. H. Knapp, of St. Louts; Mra Wm.
pleasant references submitted the fol- Johnston, of Bayfield, and Miss Fan -
lowing acrostic: isle Wild, at home.
Christ he thy captain and defender Requiem- high masa was sung in St.
true; Peter's church on Monday by Rev.
Right 1* thy Cense, as it is His cause Father Nagle. Interment was In the
too; Roman Catholic cemetery, Colborne.
Onward thy aim, though ofUlMS sore- the pallbearers being be. tlhishol D. 17 tried; Arthur Jeffery, Albert Harrison, D.
Frleaeishlpa flay treasures. though M. O'Brien, Frank McDonald, 'lesson
riches be denied. Smith.
• • •
OBITUARY
MRS. HENRY TOI'NG
About two weeks atter the death of
ber husband, Henry Young, ?rances
Wild Young passed away at her home
on Trafalgar street on Saturday, In
ber sixty-seventh year. Mrs. Young
had, been In poor health luaus year,,
and was bedridden the lass year. She
nle township, a dao
_ 1.1 Ie :u. ei •4
of Oermany.,Aer re rriagr-Tu
,11113 she llv In Godericb township
until eleven years ago, when she and
tier budraud took RP
Goderich. Mrs. Young wan a
,member of the Altar Society of
Trust, and thy soul shall find all need i GFIOR(DE SCHRAM
suppied• Buchanan and Mrs. T. H. Wallis: sup -
Brief
Judge Costello . The unexpected passing of George rte• pay. Mrs. T. Mrs. a i How -
niter
remarks by J. W. Fraser, Luau- Schram at his home on Hurop road and. Mra. J. Johnston,hnsto re, snot Miss E.
ager for the Western Canada Flour as a result of a heart attack shortly GODERICH TOWNSHIP ord.
; .1raacc, Mrs. P. Miss .
Mills co . and J. 1t. Reynolds, in be- after retiring, early Sunday morning,
half of the golfing fraternity, were deeply regretted by uunr friends (a)I►Fii1('�H• 'LIMN/BHP: Dee 3.- i literature. Mrs. M. McKay ; Mission.
followed by a witty speech by Judge
t'osteil,,. 111. Honor wan In brilliant
form, dud it is regretted that his
apeet+, sparktiug with humorous apec-
dote-ascT comment, la beyond the re-
porters power -to seprnduc•e. Suffice
,t to say that it roused the gathering
to a high pitch of good humor.
"Mr. Croft," said the Judge, "was
One of the first men 1 met when I.
case to Goderich, and 1 thought he
was 'one 'of the Anent-lo,kltig men -I
ever sew-ffca aawn Address
Manor MaeKwan then made the
presei tat' address to Mr. Croft.
Addressing the guest of the evening,
His Worship expressed his pleasure lu
doing boor to him as a good citizen,
OFFICERS CHOSEN
Three More Reeves
W. 111. 's. (lt Ne iii Street 1
Elected on Monday• Fleets h"de"
Eno December [meting of the
W.H.S. of North street United churvh,
Davidson, of Wingham, Geiger, of ,.n Monday afternoon, was given a
otleh of ChrbNmas by the use of I
Henaall, and Scott, of East Wa- cbrtatagits hymns, the readtug by Mrs.
wanosh, Chosen by Voter lt'. J. Mair of St. Luke's beautiful
-tory of the nativity, and a Christwas
_,•are.,.-....- . ,..vyWarcn: -
' Meadmy'a wM tsun.4e� �r R ttj�grt!' ?Y WNtt.
suited In the return of Reece Fred I Mrs. M Murdoch sumwarlsrti adm(r-
Davidson in Winghaw, and of former 1.1,17 the last threr chapters of the I
-to-Aleaaali.. •+moi-..Lunk...:.3tutldarw._ut - -
Reeve Peter Scott in Fast Wawanosh. I (larch." The leader for-tbta devo-
Reeve Davidson's triumph over I tonal progfam was Mra. Wm. Stra-
former Warden J. W. McKibben is
halted real victory and tribata to
iiia worka. a of the 1MI0t t!191ean. Tis
defeated candidate has alwaysres
popular In his home town.
Ex -Warden Geiger's election was
always considered a possibility In
spite of the tart that he Is well over
the three score and ten mark iu years.
He is as active and as alert, mentally,
as most men much his junior in years. than; recording secretary, 'Mrs. -A.
He has a good record during forme• r Ii.ntbeeiin; assistant secretary, Mrs.
terms In eines. Win. Rivers; corresponding secretary,
Peter Scott had a real tight In East M Robertson; treasurer, MissM
Wawanosh, his two opponents, Mra O Wil
Margaret Robertson; planiatr, Mrs.
Fred Reid and George Youngblut'
W. J. Mair and Miss C. McClinton.
-Secretaries of departaseutst-.lJtrlatl
stewardship, Mrs. C. F. l'larke; stran-
ger••' and associate helpers Mer. A.
ted
span.
The report of the numluattng com-
mittee was received and adopted, the
fnllssstag etllesrs being thus elected'
Hon. preoldent s, Mrs. J. 11. Cotborne,
Mrs, J. E. Tom. Mrs, Jas. Stewart,
Mrs, Jos. Carry, Mrs. C. Garvin, and
Mra. Jas. Hamilton; president. Mrs
W. R Lane; vise -presidents, Mrs. J.
1i. (Graham, Miss Mary Robertson, Mtu
1. E. Sharman. and Mrs. Wm. Stre-
buts D�olting. good.. yotesa _the.. former
being only twenty-eight votes behind
Scott's figures. and Youugl.lut just
ven vote, behind Reid
is Magna$ Ohba Males fract congratulated him upon his well -de-
i _ - _- _-110-111.1111r-- . _ _ 1 n.. and AattbtJ
Cttgs 111d Smatters _ 25c up tbat he carried away with him the
uL goodwill INN the
_PICTURES .yt Uoderlrh. "We all feel a
ll ll>'iYFi� loss In your removal: It makes
i• �� Laaedderlebseages, Mariam. at persona' which it will be hard to All, ao
J 21., mind , 75e,eh .., at matter who comes after you."
•
Sia, ,'tie, 60t, 7k, SIMI up Mr. Croft was then presented with
1eXQUISITE NEEDLEPOINT a Gladstone bag and a bowler's kit, as
CHRISTMAS CARDS
le up to lbs
etiVENDIPVIEMPIPININI
COME IN ANDSEE TILE
PRETTY THINGS
was rep y
In Goderich and vklnity. Although Mr. and Mrs. Barry Mitchell and ary Monthly. Mrs. T. J. Anderson and
Mr. Schram had been in poor health Donna, of Goderich, slant Sunday at Ili** A. Jenkins; press. Mine Mary
for some time, he had bees able to du $the home of the lady's parents, Mr. itolrrtsou : nldltors. Mrs. J. W M.lure
his work at the West.•rn ('ands land Mrs. Geo. ttowerby. and Mrs. M. McKay : finance commit -
Flour Mills until two wet.•ks ago.--Ile-:-The-regular monthly nit -ethic and tee•, Mra. ('Irrke, Iilss Margaret Rob -
had intended returning to work on , election of ,pttiers for the Union 11ra- ert'..n, Mrs. H. Murdoch. Mrs. 11. 1..
to
Monday morning. Ile was trn em at l math. Society was held on, Tuesday `tilkeld ; a1Jti io the emitters' ,tt -,'-
Exeter sixty-five years apo. a an of evening at the: home of Mr. and Mrs lanes: St. llavld's ward. Mrs Jas.
William and Mary Murra Schram. (}eon MAI 'at n. McNee and Mrs. T. R. Vallis: St.
Deceased spent some years at iloIs "Mr. and Mrs. Gordon tlrr and fain- Andrew's. Mrs. Gera. Gould and Miss
stein its a cattle drover. and there Ily were at Stratford lust• Friday. J.n Whitely; St. George's, Mrs. W. J
he marrled•Mtaa Lottie Neal -in 15115. The young people are busy preper- M,Nerin and Mist E. Buchanan. St.
He came to tioderich alma- thirteen lug a one -act play entitled. "That's Patrick'., Mrs. il'. Bishop. and Mrs.
years ago. Surviving, besides hie Whit -They AIT hay.' for the ('that- M. Mardorh. -Mt*perintendent of Ml..
wife, are tkree sons and four dough- mss concert on Ilceemtler 131, t dun Circle, IIIc* Emilie Buchanan: of
tern: Allan and Neal Abram, of union Chureh NOtee.-The regular}('-J:.t.T.. Mb's Helen Lam' 1.1 Mlsslon
Goderich; Harry Schram, of Strat- meeting Of the Y.l'.S. was Meld In the 'Raul, Mrs. Alex. McNevin, Mrs. F. W.
ford; Mrs. Norburn Horbbttrgh, of church on Friday evening with sixteen White. MIs.' Evelyn Cooper: of Itaby
Holstein; Mrs. Gordon Grant. of Var.. members present and I.:yerett Mc11- Band. Mm. 1'. J. l'anteon. Mrs. A.
na: 'Mro. Thos. Schmidt, of Godericb..1 wain in charge. - The meeting opened Fulton'. Mr.. Lane was appointed
re I with the hymn. "What a F'rtend i t' the W. M. S. representative on the of-
t, theft tm-Jeemr.'•... -yl- prefer -was read- Auta1-board-of-the..rhutrh. _. -.
c- by Maurice Mellwaln, and Doug. Me`
7taYi= Pitt Tend 141- WORTH-
Me -
m .Matthew, chapter 10. The topic, on Every man is worth just so much
d I "Peaty and t'onititt," was rend by ns the things are worth ■lout whk'b
A I Marlon Colwell. A hymn was sung lit. bodes himself. -Mar ecus Aurelius.
of and the meeting closed with the Miz-
ear. Ipas benediction On Sunday Rev. F. I �Eor s
ed' W. Craik occupied the pulpit of Union on,. Ile Ir, wd act open. the
n- I church and had as the subject of his I athalami.doer to a thmi. inch is the
T. address, "The Test of Charaeter." On magician's circle, to erase which Is to
T. account of the stormy weather tbere break, the spell and tarn all to dark -
A. ! was a small congregation. --- nest.-- S. Marden. -
Thursday, December Mb. 193.'5-- 3
A Christmas
aft
*lea RQbena, at home_. There a
dxteeu grandditldrren ` Its
jpg are a brother, Robert *imam, 11
log In British Columbia Ii a
brother and two half-alstets: Ada
Douglas, of Ayr. Virginia Ilouglas an
Mrs. Allen, of Mount Forest.
daughter, Mrs. Wilson, formerly
Goderich, died at Toronto last y
gifts from the various organizations The Moral service was conduct
represented and from the citizens of on Tuesday by Rev. F. W. Craik. 1
Goderich. terment was in Maitland cemeter
Mr. Croft in Reply the pallbearers being T. Hamilton,
os-ldt J. Johnston, R. Johnston,
Ing ovationas he rose to reply, said Douglas, J. Wilson.
The Personal Gm Problem
A Sciatica for this Christmas is
YOUR PHOTOGRAPH
A Photograph 1s always appre-
ciated and valued, and 1t L a
gift that only you can give.
This season patronise your
local Photographer. He U with
you all the time and can be re-
lied upon.
New Christmas mountings aro
now shown at
Trussler's Studio
GODERICH
Cor. Hamilton St. anti Tie �qu.,re
''ONLY THREE WEEKS UNTIL
CHRISTMAS"
ilieffifitirtlitetegtetWeell
Mr. Croft. w -ho wan given a ro grim
be found 1t dlfliceult to find words to The many flour' tributes were car-
Smith1dirtealakexpress t'the his gratitude for the giftsbeen
aid ried by T. Hawkins, M. Reid, D.
for the kind words that had Deet aald gproul, ri clad J. Blair•
C. J. WO CSIAIIRRt Rz$IDENT
On Friday night tact„at the annual 1
nuatamm meeting of the ilieir of North L
street United church IAR. the
home of Miss E. Flume, air. C. .1
Worrell was elected prestdtyt for the
coming year. Miss Hume wits elected
vlee-president; Mr. A. M.$obertsoa
secretary -treasures and M Helem
Canadian National Railway' and of Lane librarian. Conve.ersi of the
the citizens of Iirantford• carious committees are as $follows:
-Auld tang Syme" was sung with Social, Miss G. Brownlee; rkreatiot.
gusto. and the gathering dispersed. Miss 0. Forster, Mr. S. E. McDowell:
many premolar Shout Mr. Croft to bid gown. Mrs. H. Henderson; member-
hint a personal farewell. ship and lookout, Mr. R. F. Player:
During the evening the gathering musts repair, Miss l,. Johnston.
wins fa Corel with vocal solos by,. The trea,mrer reported ■'halate'e of 1
('hnrle. Meakins and Frank Riley, 5111 and the affairs ..f the choir were
with Miss Gene ('unison at the Barin. said to he in good condition. Rev.
Ile. Meakime sang ands" and "At Mr. Riley's W. 1'. Lane. in a brief address, thanked i
Home on the Range." Sylvia"
the choir for its services. An en- j
,•lection. were '.Songs My Mother joyable period w•a' sps•nt le games.
'Taught Me" and "1'11 Carry You In „iter.whlrh refreshmentswere served
It c Pocket:" t toy the bootees.
EAST num
of him. He said the ten yeses he had
1 event in Goderich had been very pleas-
11- ant ones. Nowhere site had he
found life more enjoyable than in this
Mere. He thanked the heads, of the
various industries end the business
men of Goderich generally for their
many kindnesses to him. He intended
to do the beat he could In his new
field 1! *erre the interests of the
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THESE COOL DAYS AND FROSTY NIGHTS
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HEADQUARTERS
FURNITURE
and PAINT
ANUCRAFT PAINTS aro high la
and law lw pries.
�w wiR find irst•edass cataos
In our stork of
FURNITURE and STOVES ,
We positively save you mosey
W. H. Blackstone
Oa tie Broadway of Odsrt h
AMt-1 f. Tier A. -Met. 'W lI Pat-
terson la visiting friends in Clinton
Miss Amos. of Parkhltt, is the moot
of her sister, Mrs. Thos. W Ikon, for
a few Week*:
- Jttr. sort ]Iran. els. fou,- Mr. T.
Johnston and Mims E. Phillitw were
"Toronto visitors over the week -end.
Mi.. Rhea Shnw, of itlyth, nceom
I ponied her friend. M1w Hon Beadle,
home for the week -end.
Miss (Imre Scott, of I'nrt Dover. re
turned 011 Sunday atter visiting her
parent', Mr. and Mrs. R. J Scott
Miss Mildred Scott. of Stratford. Is
holidnying at home now.
('oneratnlationa to Mr. imwis Rod
dy and Mr. R. R. Redmond on their
•memos at the kills oa Monday _in
the Rost Wawanosh municipal election.
Mr. 1. Ruddy headed the poll for
eo,mcllhora.
••With efery benefit that In received
esom.e hoiden."-Itugh S. Johnson.
---------. TH0 15 -_---
FU
R C0AT'TIME
MANUFACTURER'S SALE OF
FUR COATS
A FINE STOCK OF HIGH GRADE FURS, DIRECT FROM
THE MANUFACTURERS, IS NOW I MDfO OFFERED TO
THE PEOPLE OF GODERICH.AND_YICIXITY AT
A. _Cornfield's
VOW Ili -EAST W,
The result of the municipal Hallos I
Is cut - to -"
was as follows:
1 Ikeve 4--'E- Tbta i
Re1s1- ._.:ds 24 Zi- fib. MI --1911
Scott__ --12 rat tea; 40 113-227 (-
Council
Bee•noft .26 611 i 6 904 141-312
Black fiti:t 40 33 36---1011
Kerr 2D' IllI ..111 19.-23it.l
Redmnml :.1 92 :.2 32 77-304 I
Robert+n 29 71 QII 67 16-2142
Ruddy 57 61 :a 63 Ma ---321
Stranglu'n 20 324 :til 22 ,'16-1ttO
Council elected -Scott. Reeve : Rud-
dy. I(eetroft. Redmond and Black.
rmnmiHors, Ruddy. Redmond and
Black replace held. Yungblut and
Robertson of thls yefr'a commit. who ,
were defeated.
"lsychdogieal science today is be -
riming to piny an important part in
medledne."-Julian Huxley.
Floating University
A royal yacht is the nniveraity
The Seven Sens are the campus. itut
making "gobs" of .tudpnts isn't exact
iy the Ides. One hundred and forty
men and women students will be com
pletely "at sen" this coming scintater.
for they w111 be travelling !round the
world on the Floating 1'nlverslty -
alsatrd the :t40 -foot twin-w•rew yacht
Ilirocdelle. •c owned lry the Isle
Prins" of Monat-o. famous navigator
and .s•enmMtrnpher. Title sixth 1'nlver-
Lltc world voyage. the first after a
ivied M four yPnr•. will atnrt from
New fork on Fdinriry d.
' sea Amerlcen•sseitl. the llironileIle
(the Swallow 1.,Ong been charteoiel-by
the I'elrersity- Travel Assoelatk.n. nil
!,Fifth avenue. Ni'w York, In order to
.Igive *indent* the macinilrin o1 comfort
mod safety on the 14 t-ddg""INItlnt
-cmc der... 'this Incurious and ex-
I.-eption,lly nvuw•orthy royel yacht. one
„f the seven Inrge•t In the world. Is
is 410,1«•k at Richard T. preen Coin
II ,,,,, - shltq•ard at ('helsea 1cw+.
t sets• •hs take. hp the real inoftliiii
railway. She Is Ming refitted at a
cost of over n quarter million dollars 1
for the co-edncntion:tl round -the -world
voyage.
Among other comtiy alterations. e•-
pe•lally designed lads will he Installed.
These ren be converted in the day-
time into comfortable lotinglna ehalra.
To insure asetdnte r,fety. two 34 -fart
IMntlelda. each seating thirty people.
have leen Ihldel to the Ilfehonts al-
ready In place. and 1t. 1'. A. transmit•
arty rend receiving ,1,1orahu will kern
the ship In conatiolt toieh with home
and all the world '
.\Il .ettnenefa wttl hnve oatslde .Inic
rola., Rpmelona whin
l well vents stn- l
}lach'stltis•rolm has ho('and told r,,,,
nide water amt one or more elect, i.
fans. The ship wised* twenty on,
bathroom.. n large. pruporton 1 e,
parwenA+T`�iittn itttf. ap7--noise !dimmer.
These ,tmeNi•eu srndents will Paced
many mouths circling the globe, Avoid
Ing nn!' p.asihlr war tunes, Mut lent„
Iter isS.fivt-iutiftll...AJ''' amid lnxnrioo-
. t,nrrouu,liu¢s. 111110 thin,+ the t lees
room citara't" tritch N,em
We have mask special arrangements with The G. G.
Martin, Puo`Maniifactt@ers of Toronto to bring to our store
a reirninettnttITn dhiItt*y-*ttst-sato- =1926_.Model FUR
Fur Coat. made by expert -furrier., styled by femme ire
I.n,nsl to be the nn*I satlsfaet,ry ('conte of all. There 1s no need to-.
content v.mr.elf with anything lees+ than this -for our prices are far
from laving prohil.itile. Tlu'e cost no mon• tlwn nrdlnary Furs.
Ihtt maks nit nisi+)ike, there Is nothing ordinary alrout these. See
there you'll be omtin•es in,meslhttely.
Every Fur Coat Guaranteed by
the Manufacturer
A LIBERAL ALLOWANCE
on
YOUR OLD FUR COAT
FUR COATS REMODELLED
AT FACTORY COST !
Practical Furrier in Attendance -
TERMS MAY BE ARRANGED TO SUiT YOU
Phone Call Will Bring a Practical Furrier to Your Home For Free Estimates
and Further Particulars Without Obligation
101
OR
CORNFIELD
Phone 418. Goderich
West Side Square