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Fiench ivory Make's'
An Ideal Christmas Gift
Our line of these ,goodsis most complete,
comprising a very large range of articles.
Cornq, in. and look around, you're welcome
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a French Ivory Toilet Sets, Manicure Rolls, Ivory Reading
E.- Lamps, Clocks, Picture Frames, Perfume Bottles, Jewel
Boxes, Paper Knives,' Glove Stretchers, Ink Stands, Drink-
ing Cups,: Hat Pin Holders, . Vases, Mirrors, qBrushes,
n Combs, Tooth Brush Holders, Separate Manicure Pieces,
Shoe Horns, etc.
Other Chrismas Gifts
Thermos Kits
or Bottles
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[E: . Military Brushes
Shaving ''Mirror.s .
Shaving Sets
• Never,Dull Pencils
11.25
Thermometres
Hot Water Bottles-
Sterrio .Stoves,
I Complete,
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, Stationery
° Perfurrtes
• Safety Razots
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° Auto.Strop;, etc, Sta
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• Swan Fotintain Pens°
Fancy • Boxed Chocolates
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Cqmpbell's Drug Store
THE PENSLAK STORE
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Baptist Church
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Pastor, Rev. J. E.
McUeuley
SUNDAY, -DEC. 511I:
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Ynoore cordially invited'
AMONG THE CHURCHES
The choir of North ;_tt. Methottl5t
church is preparing. a Christmas can-
tata, to be given in the church on :Sun
day evenlng, .Dee. -2eth,
Rev. (.1:, A. Woodside, 'M. A.; Brant-
ford, will conduct anniversary services
on Sunday next -at Knox church; the
!Rh anniversary- -of the, tongregatlen,
Baptist attach, Montreal. $L,' Son-
aay, Deo. 5: MornIng, sublect, "Res
ligion In ;the B. Y, P. u.i" evehInS
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The North St. Sunday Scheel held
its anniversary serviees lag Sunday.
•Appropriate sermons Were preached by
elev. P..W. Edwards of Seafortli, which'
were much appreciated by the eongreii
gations. .
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North 'St. Methodist services,: Sun-
day, Dec. 5: li a. en. and p. m., pub-
lic worship. Moratng thente-"The
New 13irth: Vert K. of Experience,"
Evening, csocia.1 Mission of the
Christian 0 larch," Pastor, at both
services •1' t. In., Ulassea, Mission
Band and* Men* Sunday Club. The
club topic will be: "What proportion
•of our money should go to God's
•work?'"The• pastor will introduce R.,
A, cordial welcome to all Mope
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EBENEZ,ER • •
' We are glad to hear' that John Mills
reeovering nicely after his recent
We hope it continues.
•• Mr. and • Mrs. Jolla •Whitman,
•cioderieh, ;..pent 'Sunday and Monua• -,..
, with ,the latter's uncle, Mr. Geo. Rut.
ledge.•
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Mrs. Back Craddock and !amity, of
Belleville, have beenvisiting •Mrs,
• Craddock's siker, Mrs. Samuel Young,
• for the pat week. ,
Por the next three Sundays Rev. Dar
Royle will preach on the following
"seabjects: Dee. • 5th, "The Time to
• Dance:" Dec. 12th. "Temperance ;'•
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"Religion. In the Family.'
Everybody is eordiaRy- Melted to at-
tend these services. Mr. Royle is a
splendid speaker and is worthy ofa
larger congregation than we have beefs ;
having lately.
Mr. Everet Alan made this usual trip
to Pleasant Valley last Sunday. W
are informed that he will soon be t.
minating these trips.
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Are we going to have our Indian
summer? It rertgnly looks like it
the time of writing and it will help
us get some work done.
Some great changes have ta.keeMe
during the last fifty- years. 'About
thdt time a Mr. Borland and his wife
resided on a ten -acre farm in the 1.
einify of Shannon's Hill. This parcel
of land has passed through Intuit
hands. Mr. ti'Orland• geld It to one
.Tames Gunn, who lived on it a good,
number of: years. Mr. Gunn. disposed
of it to Wm. Watson, who then sold
It to Thos, Shields, Now Mr. Shields
has left it and gone to live near Gode-
rich, and the old log house Is to be
torn down .,and The place that flail
known R so long shall know It no
more.
• BLIND HUSBANDS
ADVERTISE IN THE 'STAR
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GODERICH'S .GREATEST TOYLAND
Our line of Toys tiiis seam is more complete flea ever. W. have a full reap of
Mechanical Toys, Dolls, Sleighs, Electrical Trains Games, Electrical Motors, Erecters and
•..Children's Furniture. Bring the &Hires to • .
TOY -LAND
that they may see where their dreams of Sots Clint come tine. At Toykad you egg
hay for every chili is ,the family as we are not limited to any certain priee.
Sleighs
Our nom -
plate line of
's le ighs
• range from
Melo $7.50
• Metric 'Trains
Our ilectrie Trains are triage by
the best makers of 'electric toys
and they last 3,life time and are
perfectly harmless. All pries%
up to
• Doll Carriages •
Our line of
Cr -
rages this
year are
ch caper
and better
than ever
before. All
prices to
$15.00.
Dells
Fram So to
$8.00
A more complete
assortment you
could not ;wieli
to eh vi.eo from.
Steam Tqs
This is 0,1":"Ar that will
please every toy And
last a lifetime. Our
prices eat afford OVery.
child trOave one.
• From* OA op to
$1.50.
Beva here we
'quo oxe with
the famous Meg-.
lc Lantern § and
Post Gard Ma-
chines.. All pric-
es up to $11.00.
!ten Toys hum
15c. up to $4.0.
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REG. 350EACH CHINA CUPS AND SAUCERS FOR 19c. EACH
We have 500 Haati•Paisted Chia& Cups ami Saucers, of six diffotoot lksn igast t. domit
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on Samtlay. Why wenliast theselsake a spleatiii Christmas Gift?
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Ph*ne PARSONS' FAIR SYNDICATE STalES
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Evangelleai church; Colborne town-
ehlp, Ittve.- W. li. CamPhell. Paster:
Services for StnitION Dee. 5th will no
*held (A Zion South at 3 p. m. The
Seerament*of the Lord% Supper will
be dispensed at the condi:slim of the
gernann. Also service rind emit:minion
service at :Colborne ehurch at 3 P. m
The 0trarterly lloard will meet' on
Seturday, Dee. Oh, at 2.80 P. in. al
Zion South.. There will be a. prepara-
tory .servIce prior tu Jite meeting' of
Ili' Board. A full attendance of thi
Board is requested.
The 81)14 nal meeting of tile Winnen't.t.
Auxiliary .of St. George's ettureli was
Judd tin Tuesday °afternoon. Mrs. Tier.
dy was named as president, hi etyma'
ance with the custom which gir08 tlIO
rector's wife the title to Bird position
if she' is willing to accept it. Aire.
Ball is honorary president; airs. 0. I.* .
Carey, vice president; Miss I. Nolte1
secretary: airs. Longmire, treasurer;
airs. .Ntuelson and Mrs: B. .1, Saults
Dorcas secretaries; Mrs. 5teKftn, preei-
dent of the Junior auxiliary, or 511s.
.sion. Band. The presldent Of the Band
is named by the W. A. and the Band
elects Its littler officers Itself. ' Tne.
annual meeting of the Mission Band
will be held on Friday. Mrs. Hardy.
;Mrs. Burton and Mrs, :Felkir were
named as delegates to the Vt A, nteet-
ing in giondon next spring, with Mr,.
Carrie, Mrs. Seager and Miss Gibson
as substitutes. The officers presented
gratifiling imports, 'the treasurer
showing receipts (including balance at
'the beginning 'of the .year)- of $151.13
and expense.s of $149.55. Mrs. McKim
reported on the work of the Mission
Band, The annual corporate comfnun-
iOn Or the W. A. was held last Sunday
morning at 8 otelock and was well at.
tended. This event 'Is held on the
Sunday nearest to St, Andrews' Day
St. Andrews' Day this year falling. 00
Monday.
Last Sunday the congregation 01
Knox Church had a treat in the ser-
mons of Rev. Jas. Anthony, B.- A„ of.
Fingal, who Wan oecupying the pulpit
in exchange with Rev. NIP: McDermid,
who was preaching anniversary ger-
%Ices at his old charge al Fingal, where
he began his ministry. Rev. Mr, An-
thony's discourses had an appeal that
field the closest attention of his hear.
en. A- note of deep spirituality WO
evident In his eermons. Mr. Anthony
has no fear for the future of thq
world in Its unsettled stair. Where-
Pver lite emergency occurred the need
Of. the crisis was :net by a higher
Power, and a man l;.l$ raised up, uti.
der tiod to he the deliverer in the
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hour Or peiii, or the tsupernatural
Powift intery JIM to 3. 81 nought the
Salmi% Of men. In his earthly life
the Saviors erst miracle was ureught
to meet the need of a doineetie ismer-
gille.v, and flux feet that Ills mother
in that ethergency turrnediately turned
o Him with eentidence Showed that
ile %vas the Cine on whom elle haw
learned to rely. Ile was like genie
outstanding man in, og Many communi-
flee tly whom everyone turned in an
emergency to give the right leading
And, if by prayer, Divine intervetitioir
to stay the advance of rthe 'German at.
nag had been. gecured,-there was pew.
er on which we Could rely to bring
order out of the troubloue thrice of go
niany countrieS. In the evening Afr.
.inthelly spoko of the elloice of Abram
ham and Lot of the land 'they Woulla
occupy. The choice Itself did not
eeem a. momenhatis 4.131,brit It '339 en-
Ily an indleatiota of the -J r'; Char -
.f the men. ts0t: a,tt3h1Cd prom=
menee iti Sodom but it cwas a Gedleal
Plael2,' whereas wherever Abtanird
went f 40 built fill altar. A Inatt'S ratio
hide tO religion determined Ihe differ.
ence Ca character ,ot men, and religion
was net /something which ectild be pal
in a wtertight or airtight eompart.
moat and separated from a trian's GM -
Pr aetivities; it must permeate the
whole BP and activity of the MAIL
or to......0...1.4•pa k w. vo.erekaro
Keyser
Olesseas
0 p.m. Please She Early if pious
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DO YOUR' CHRISTMAS SOOPPING.EARLY
TMO STORE - IS OF
RACTICAL SUGGESTIONS
Again this -Christmas season the -selection of • useful and
practical gifts will predominate; For many months past we
have been planning to get together the best stock of Practical
Gifts for personal use far the, home. -
Gloves the Acceptable Newest Creations in
Waists
Gift •
Gloves are always a Safe Gift, for no matter
' how many 'paiiti a person gdts, another pair
never comes a ‘iss: ' .
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- '-' Pellireft 0 . °;:aateca-Kid-Gloves, in .1alack, -
white and colo 4` in fancy box,' $3.50 pr pair.
Kayser Chamoisotte Gloves. These GlOveS
.make a most acceptable gift. They come in
black, white and colors. $1.35 per par. ••'
Queen Quality -long silk Gloves, 4 most
appreciated gift is a pair of Qi Quality long
silk Gloves for evening wear. .$2.25. :Per Pair..
Queen Quality Niagara, Maid and Kayser '
The most charming Waists are here for
your Ohristnatavilopping, and all bought merit.
,
Ay* a reacceii price. count in anintY
Georgette 0 -rip;
some handsome Voiles. Colors . are white.
navy, taulae,. etc. These Waist" wake most
acceptable gifts. Priced as low WV $3.05 ups,
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Handkerchiefs
. Silk Gloves, blaok, white and colors, $1.25 to. .' ••There is no more popular gifts than nava.
$ per pair.
2 50kerchiefs. You can send one or *dozen, they.
Leather Bags add Purses
More Popular Each Season,
Mihat is nicer to get than a nice Leather
Band nag or Vanity Purse. We are showing
. very newest designs, Many are fully fitted.
•They are Priced from $2,00 encl.
Table Linen
The much appreciated gift is Table Linen":
• or a piece of Fancy Linen. We
woman
prides herself in het. linenu,. e are knowing
some real Linenc.Sets, Table Cloths ami tp
• lins, rich Double Damask: From $30.00 pet.
Fancy Linens, in 411 styles. . Keenest
prices. • .
Now is the time for shipping
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friends Overseas
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will go nicely in a letter and noboily•ever his
too Toney. 'rorn the plain henlet.Itehtlei At 10o
each, to the beautiful Ve'nice •Lane et $2.50
each.• •
Furs, .the Ideal Gift
We are showing some veryEUtVet Pieces, ita
TitulsOn Seal and Austraiian Opossum In tile
newest ttyles that Will Malta liantilionteresentte.
NicIntock's Down Quilts
At :superb gift for the -home is one of these
Celebrated 1ogligh I'iitier-rlown Quilts. They
are as light as a feather and as Avarua as toast.
In a beautiful eartge of coloring, • Prices from
$22.00 to$35,00.- ••
your Christmas Gifts to your
QUALITY MERCHANDISE AT LOWEST PRICES
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THE STORING OF. CROPS.
How to Reep.07er Flak Roo*
Cilibatek Etc.
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An gpsenasai glanald gist gonad and
Healthy-wearstal Maass Very
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IlloN sod Gorden sail iiiMarg
Mho Sleek.
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(Cextrinset by (intuit) imanrsumt at
Them stems to be so much ssn.
•Pa.ttly for Hey. Spinelli° that niaTibe
there wilt ba eneligh to go round to
Teuroble.-IormW
•As mature, T.rolitto,
14 the storing el rota, inhere. es*
Mtge and ostery it is acomparer
Hotly simple natter if the la at.r-
mis
are snood to begin with.
Although the decay -producing bac-
teria, yeast* athd molds are always
on these they eannot do any injury
until, thtmaterials are first damaged
in notne way as b, bruising, heating
or freezing. After each injury has
been done ,the decay, bacteria and
Molds art able to teed on the dam-
aged tissue and as a result of this
action dewily or rot takes place and
gradually Nomads until all it spoiled.
/Therefore, in moring'reots, tubers,
hheee or celery, It is. neeessarilo-
let. To have only eound, bealthy
sPechateins.
2nd. To handle with ease so as roOt
to bruise or otherwise damage the
tissues.
3rd. Store In a awl, well -ventilat-
ed place where there will be no dan-
ger of either over -heating or treexing.
Overheating or ironing will usual-
ly kill the living tisane of whish the
roots are composed', after *hick they
will readily dotty as * result of the
mind ranittplication of bacteria and
rookbi in the dead tissue.
In the storing of seek froth; as
spoke sod pear;. which can be stored
witheet coining we have to prevent
the dortelepneent 6( molds Old yeast*.
Thes� are alwayVprNteflt
fact of the 'Snit. Bacteria 40 130
damage Inuits as they do vegetables
or meat* en aseeint of the sugar and
atid nature if the:::ffints, Irmo in
not sotistattory for boeteriat develop.
Meat, bat ki joist What is needed ter
magi Mid yeardn. %Mt even molds
and teats aet develop on sound
&Mee
shored. If, Irconoter, Ho fruit in
doomed in the picking, banding w
Lading, then the helloed soots en -
Mote Ow meld spores or min or&
that Are oh the sortie* tO
:1111A tee they Sgperte:d te even 04ili 11 711;
sound- healthy tissue:and4from fruit
to fruit until the whole pack may be
spoiled. •
Therefore in the storing of suelt
fruits as apples and peitraIt its
esufltlal: •
• 1. To have only sound specimen..
• 2. To peek carefully without.
bruising, ••
3. To store In a cool, well ven-
tilated place where they will neither.
be overheated nor frosen.-Prof.
D. R. Jones, 0, A. gollege, Guetph.
sod lows• Oat are prnisslir
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`Nets •Pearson ,and • family will -1"
nicely settled this; Weil In. Heir W
:110Mr, Mr. Pearlion has started to pull
deism the old hotel, •
Mrs. James akteed• .mil daughter.
'Margaret, of Detreit, 1,14rI+itiruz
Mrs: Mebend's brothp r,.Vo". It. triostin.
of this s Wage, last wools.
nytint:;rti;•jt1)1'Wl:rileir titiorit4emerosxi
say beg leave to add -1 desire that I
assure you that'l Wish had a win.
dim in my bosoni, that you ntight'ite
dip contiori„ of my ,heart." •
Vulgar boy from the gatteryt
"won't a pane in *your stomach do ibis
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ehildren, of Painter, Seale., tvi. at pr, -
:kb. and Mre. opland Ralph and three - smirks Lottery wia...., ,.
emit 'Visiting at the tionie,, of the 1 iis'e • ANS " ,b,
tiletrry MN. It. II. ItIV1NrI4. Th'. In' rinennt, E .
tend spending the winter 'teeth amen., Kie-eimaixt .1
their relatives. • ,va. regiDeyd jack!
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TIPPERARY
mirg, (too. is Ain wry 3),,gris
lier many Mende wi..11 for is
rets.% ry,
H. IL Cantelorite auction eii.
held Dee. 1Q1, 10mM i...
meet
1 c.veral of our fanners are tIN
the ploughing. There is a hit of it a .1
dery yet in Vila n8ilof3horho,01,
St. Janice' eliureh hehl 13 40-0.1'11
• sow tot and at the cel \le
aini Mesa.• Po 1 1sliddlet. n's 1.1.f orii;
iltughter Wan baptised,
Me. JaMPR Reed of, Varna,, le in tete
neighbeehood again ergo:Aug
socivirea thrPahh/g. Mr. 1t4'I .1410' IN i.1
a lung geasoa this :iPar.
Rt, bales' church. Mottleton. 1id n
!largo rc-coptloa at Me. Pr.t1
Dant Friday night for their rel.v mote.
ter. Rev. IL M. Hollevell. 13 'L trry
piP.mant tiwe as spret.
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