HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Star, 1922-01-19, Page 5°IISUPSIDaY, Seat thy we. NS.
JANUARY
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COUGHS
Weal bronchial tubes or weak lungs stand very Iittle
chance inkeeu January weather. People who *red sub•
feet, to coughs and colds should be well prepared with
the beat cough and add remedies they can purchase.
thin immediate dose may be taken when a sough or
cola makes its appe aranoe. In this way they'll lewd
off distress and avoid real danger. Sometimes. how'
ever, alt the Medicines in the world can't *top the
trouble --••that's when the medicine i$ taken too late.
We sell .all iitandttrdizea cold remedies. Order yon}
preference.
"Try Oar Dry Steres. First"
CAMPBELL'SDRUO 'TORE
Phone 00?'dish Nagar Stor+rt J(i!it Squarer
CoderichheEvensUp.
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Scoresa Win. On Lead 'he chi Monday la a Good, Glalu. lash Game
of Nock r7 Lost To C1iiitors. "
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TWIL
PIIISSIOTATO TO
ILLY.
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PAWL MS
SST. ' 'S 113TitY
IL FOOD: ‘.i .► Okla ist
tonne{* t late Wars Liao se tomuil
1rotifer rims TMle Ingather -.
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1 Tit•, Samuel dinnerawl e1e .^lieu of
utik•ere of the tionteu Litter Bitit' diner
of North St. Methu+llrt eliuri'ti waw
• held In the Sunda} :shood room on
Muffle} nicht, The. table decoratlen,a
teem' nanny end urtistte and the
tempting* %tendo tit that an epteier
hauld desdre, fur which the soviet
ruinulttre, under the leadership of,
Mn;. J. B. Rahn rtsotr. recci'ed the eon-
gratulation* of all present,
1 The pastor, Rev. IL I► vteaer, pre -
.k1• I, stint. after . hearty stag; song as
t.ne pr;asrxiu eats introduced, Meese?.
Ernest Pritchard Anel Roy stonehouae
gave 't(whiles; Sirs. Henderson and
Mise Snider: ti11Ji messing, R. Wheeler'
and Muycri . ontributed stilets and Mrs.
Mair a eon'. :alert Starring, addresses
were given.9ey Messrs, V. S. Botvdeu.
H. It *,Ung awl C. M. Robertson, sup-'
eriiatenaent of the school, expressing
their appreciation of the exeelleft
twine
work
intone upon by the
s tbiiooI. and its
A epeeial feature of the meeting wean
the presentation of :a plant" uutviuely
Intim with Monetary fruitage. n token
of the, clue's gratitude to ttev, J. E,
Ford, their teatime. The address,
vvineli spoke appreciatively of the In-
tellectual vigor and stimulus on well
as spiritual value of his teaching. Was
read by Mrs. J. H. Robertson And the
Presentation %vas made .by Miss Annie
Davidson. In reply Mr. Ford spoke
highly of the interest the class bad
shown in Bible stud' and Rieke,/ for-
ward to another year of pleasant .40t1
profitable work. vlesers. Chas, Garvin.
president, and 4...J. Dustow, *lee pre•-
stdent, expressed appreciation. of Mr.
Ford's vvork `and .predicted £ontinued
success for the class.
The following °fusers were elected:
'Poacher. RQv. J. E. Ford; "assistant, Mr.
W. S. +Bowden; president. Mr. Charles
+Girvin; vice president. 3r. P. Conte -
ion; convenor of serial. cnnl'mittee,
Mrs. Wnt. Murney;: eanvenor Of took -
out committee, Mr, Wm. Armstrong;
convenor of deVotionel. committee,.
Mrs,illowell; efecrotary treasilrer; Miss
Annie Davidson; assistant, "Miss Allan.
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The following :is the a ddre
pe-
scatted to Mr. Ford;
To ,Rev. J. E. Ford, ' ' ..
Goderich, Ontario.. e •
]Tenn Teacher, --It is a dettglitful pri-
vilege for us to exRress ,at this annual
.gathering our appreciation of your
faithful and painstaking sere lre , as
teacher +of ,-the Golden Links .Bible
Class. Your expositions of the lessons
have been intellectually ': stimulating
and . vigorous, 'While their moral and
spiritual._teachtnge: bane been so set
forth as to mane them speelally; help-
ful.
ful in the praetieal agairs of everyday
life.
We trust you may long be spared in
health and strength " to continue, thla,
frultful minfstry of teaching, whose
beneilts .we count ourselves fortunate
to -enjoy; and also deem it. ,our duty
to give a .wwidet field by our elves and
testimony. Be assured' of our contin-
ued 'prayers for the abiding blessing'
EXETER-ZURLGa• 50 FAR THE 1,1NREATEN TEAM
Goderich Plays In St, Marys Next Tuesday. sttd Agoiast;Exeter 27th",
44,
The efforts of 'the mapagement, of
the Goderich:Hockey Club to providae
, good ,hockey team in town titin year
are .duly; appreeiated by. the-. fa ns and
there was a large turnout Aver 500, at
each of the games et the West street
rink the past week. In 'the first game
with Clinton. on Friday the visitors
pulled out a win of three to one; but
• they eau thank their goal keeper for
the win, for at the rate at which the
•• shote were fired in on him, especially
during the second period, it would
have kineant many goals .had the Ciro-`
' inn gealle not beet on, the lob every
minute, tin Monday; 'however, the
Goderieh, goal and succeeded 'In drop-
ping this° puck in twice. This was in
the last period and C!oderich adopted a
defensive game,: nturUcy falling back
to the defense line am) Pridham going
f rward. 'rlie score 1 y.� periods was 1
to O. 2 to 1 and 1 to 2, nlaldna the
e
h °
ri
�. 3
for Code
fln 4 -
Th JOoderlch players ' are fast and
are a owing *good form. Pridhant Is
as fast s any of them and made 'malty
fast da tea down the lee With • the
puck. 11 , of, thc'goals scored in the
game witl Mttohell was to 'Itis credit.
Murrey ju !fled the txiteetatione of
him when 'le was' put in .the forward
. 'tal . we . have to ,bell was -different. eine and he was ibrilliant an 'back
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When the score *stood' • .1 • to.1 eheeking and a round' play. Brown -
in fav' of, anodeiteh" the fans lee, was doing. a collent--work on the
wet"°. 'feeling real ,good, •so were wing. RIurney ge eredit:for one goal
the', team; and the fang' were ready to and Silent for .. t o. • flaunter was
talk back. to nny 3litchell supporters: good' in noel and Pr barn and Yule nn
thdt happened to NI Mng the one the defence gave • a ; • od account of
lookers. It began to ,too. as if ,:the themselves, y ltan'ctled the
'1' ..; wvould Just •revn.ie the •seers, at Armstrong„ of Tondo .i nine i label
--and thea;;, ,accident hap- bell and let nothing. get y
,- - i 4ee was as follows:
t ndia
ie • 't
rs
Sea p
l tq
S 14�
'� `"L that '' ltiitehelt'•�Gn'a'i, Cai,anbeil, r.:xf.; Otto;
bi atioti�.
rem n
1e b
tr.
r�•r:
"n
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0
wi
r t g,
•d er an-CCt3t, e
r
r ix ,
%;.anal succi« ;dad Ln get sue ,,•hent 1.. wiug, Blower•; . aihs.,
est:Buehler twviee in quick rias , r y,
one The locals adopted u defen- ,J .son and .Balfour.
.gain's; anti .th,,r�e was no more, >� edeas �enYul,• Baenttrct ;lar. Prk.
•o • dwnlee; 1. wing,'Snazel; hs.
'So far the Exeter-Zurichngin team n" .;;;ytountain and Senderso,,
malting _the ,hest 'showing : the group
and the next league game inGoderictl ieh'at Clinton game wit
r
,
on Fridayof next week, Jan. 27th, will, .,,putlt of led, for Jou. 4 and
lack of icenlta
no doubt; see the, rink packed to .the ••ed. The Mitehelt at Exe
rafters. t vvan by Exeter .a to 3.
.The gams .with .Clinton on Friday Marls was wen' by I.
last was fast and -exciting throiugh�out: '
and all tate players were np tar the bit. Marys. Code be at Mitchell, 1 to a
There was very' little. .combination, for Mitchell. St, arys at Exeter a-
wiii for Ex e r. St. :vias s at
shaking 'The locals ...Were . good . iii mallet - on ° to.Clinton, Clinton at
shacking and fast in 'slcatSng but their Clinton-fi+r y
seemed, to' be in marksman- Godertclr, 3. to :.1 for Clinton; Exeter
whip. asswon°at,\iitclsellt also defeated Clinton
'ship. 'alto pend seemed lee
be on at Exeter. Milehell at Goderie1i 4'i to
• alis Clinton end •of the ice. mare than .
otherwise and in the second period 3 for Goderich, Initehell plays at Cline
leitGeoch• in`.the Cilotan nets was kept .ton tonight: Torherr4•w night Exeter
Pairly ou ibm Jumps at St..Marys; Next Tuesday (lodeerieh
t to cls
la n
,Clinton' at i ,
The scare ley periods was t to 0, pato' at tat. Marys and
1 and 1 to 0, agd on (Friday dP next . week Exeter
Munro, sof London. • handled the bell will be here. St. Marys at Mitchell
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Mitch
Piled
egorlie
wan
nu
%w laved et ■t Keeler--1,'Weser* le
Goal *'Amor
Tea anima vesarY 1014 eueetoRWOalls
Ii w eicerrec woe
head se 1naseday erwaae•e, aw natter.
Rev. ti. S. Mard7, fpr ateliafi
is 1sMopesiSea ultimo taw rector t
tamaked the teseitaelet. Mover for them
valued tesseseamoa + oteeratelseed
Iles chorale wsreems. choose uMosen
atfit Ortirealsealesei ea skier sicoatt tft
work.IMT farutnea is th
fah. ala Sorele
souls. Thule were
1*1 baptisms (isieludieeg two sdi 1$s.)47
bad hew adiaf*lied fpr tuU t7orateliinlioit
by neagiriaatiee and the Wel aufeWeser of
ooailrfeeed mashers or tlea collavdogie a'
was sat. The woe ranee nuerriones
aed ,; church a w erdsacie report was
pcesentead by Mr. U.. 1,. Patens Sal
showed total rraeipts for the ten
months, Mamas tat to Rec. siet.l9*9d11 of
14,175.41 for psroohiel pnrpoweec
which had been expeatied with the
except** uta MU b+oe of about •
1100.
Tbs Meanie of the whine church
oreent*atioes were presented. showing
the following remit*: Woman's Auxll..
lary. 1906.5*; Church \Voman'a Guild.
Ie*0k71;, Pariah I1611 bund, 19108.37;
(bureb Gund, 878,49; Sunday school,
1985.118; (Ws" Guild, $}I.i?.141; Mitminit'
Bared. 10109.48; (!rlta'' .1Ieirmotey, Club,
121.10;. and Trat1 Banger*►, 53.
t.
in
A groan committee was appointed
W tyndertsllj� on everyiuetnbee wage.
the work to"be done its the near suture.
Another committee. consisting of
Mews, G. Ti. Farrsoua, J". t6. Platt.'0. C.
Lee, C. J. Harper and Geo. Stel eonibe,
was teppointed to deal with the •natter
of property reepeire.
Judge Dickson and Air. ileo. Williams
were appointed auditor•. and blr.'E. 1). .
Brawn was Riven the duel peettlon of
vestry clerk and envelope secretary.
The rector announced the reappoint•
meat. of Mrs J. S. Platt as rector's
warden and Mr. G. L. 1,'arsone was
elected people's warden,
The following were . appointed as
sidemen" Molars. 3. Brophy. ' C. J.
Harper. J. G. Curie, P. L. Walton, 1.
Holland~. T. Legg, i. Salkeld, C. McNeil,
T. C. Crawford, W. Ti Icing, H Leggett
fond F, W. Vtroolcoinbe. et the annuaal
After the vestry meeting
ccn regadonal meeting
was an be
Yd.
1)
tan
wing,
11;c'Donai
Its o
was. sclted
paned on a
yet •to be p1a
me we
Clinton at St
h
The FYlued Board reported that $810
bad leflete sent to the treasurer of the
Synod on. diocesan appointment. elkeld
Judge Dickson and M. 1. S
were elected lay representatives to'
Synod, and Judge Lewis and .Mr. C.
Seager, K. C. substitutes, to the.
Votes of thanks were passed the
rector, .wardens, choir and to all .h
organizations to the congregation for
their excellent work. The tweeting
then adjourned.
of God upon ,firs, Ford and yourself
anti • your .esteemed family,
Bo pleased to accept this plant as a
living ,expression ot,• our' • ,undying
i hidden fruitage as• a
esteem and is hi
tangible expresstora of our gratitude,
Mee
I
\ '4v,c �neyer can ten what you want
or you 'need,
, • net we hope you will like our ••se-
lection or seed, -
\If you plant it perhaps '.twill
multiply so, '
1 v next. year . you'll have many
trees in a row."
ti ne on behalf of the. class.
ig
' B J. Ii. ROBERTSON, "Trois.
MI A. DAVIDSON, See.
GRAS GI'RVIN,. Pres.
to the .satisfaetlon of all; The line-up
was as folicoese
Clinton -Coal; ".liefteoch rite M. El-
. Batt, �" t,d., Manning; centre. Entsdea
in Elliott; 1. wing. Govenlo ;
• r: wing,
subs.. 'Graham enol Dickson, .
Godeerlch--�Gaal, Ba, eller; ted.. Yule;
1.4., Murrey;. tent e, Pridham; r.
i s.
' Sze subs,'
,
r� r
' l..ww.in ,
e
rn v»Ie it
Whig, &
:Nv g,
h
fvioDanald and Murphy.
In the �tlrst period M. Elliott had a
bit of, en, accident which put ting out
of the game.
In the game with Mitchell on 'Mon-
day \f
urne
was y
d the lino -up wa ng;
ay e
replacing Prldliam as centre forward
and ISridham. falling 'back` to the de-
fende line. The ice.avelt keen and.the
_ game was rash,' and a 'nide ' entilting
game of hockey ,was put up. Check -
'Mg was close and the game was p.
good, clean ;fight. The pace wag rapid
and the gruelling contest showed• -its
affect near the close . when the players
found difficulty in keeping on their
fest.
e tis
teamagain
an G
t,kept 'Gods
rich
the
'play+ in the visitors territory for
greater'parr of the time but marks'
manship was their weak point. It Was:.
only after the score had gone 4-1 than
etre Mitchell players' really seemed to
be .able. to° turn the tide, and for •a
ttiln they were ,playing up to . the
same 'night. Jan. 30, Exeter at Clin-
ton, Jan, 31, St, Marys at Goderieh;
Feb, 2,. Goderich at Exeter and Mttehell
at St. Marys.
• DUNGANNON
•fev, :Nil.: Campbell preached in Au-
burn last Sunday. '
We are•pieased to report Mr. R. Dor-
n% fnuch• improved.
tvir; Die Stewai-t has returned (rain ti
visit to Preston, Ont. •
Wm. McClure is unloading cern and
i eek,
i wthsvv
t atricGa.
ons,
Mr.' P. Curtain held a very success-
ful dance Inst Friday evening..
and
o da %
stormy ..Surtdmy,.,tv¢s; anothery y
very few attended' 'the eehurehes,
The annual meeting of Erskine eon•
gregatioh was held on Wednesday v -
ening.
L. 0.' L. leo 32�t are holding a special
meeting on Thursday evening. 'at' 8
•
p. m.
'Hobert furnin, who has been very
stele the pasta veek, is, we are pleased.
toe state,' sotnewbat bitter.
"'You "can't heat the Scotch," they
w.
Home Rule e no
wants
say: Scotland
Well \why•should they not?
Rev. 'Me. 'ford, of Goderiehr will.
preach • at Dungannon Presbyterian -
Model Theatre
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WEEK` of JANUARY 23 TO 28
e
tam.
Fred ''
made .vice.' prx
sista of - Mr.
Mrs.
'art M
Stewart,'
Kenzie, Mrs,
•Miss T)reaney.
) �an
d
Tuesday
SUEHA�ii
K
n:
A
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`where Lights Are Low'
Episedd 13 of "The 'Son of Tery,an"
"-"Double ;,Crossed"
GODERICU TOWNSHIP
Several puttee have been held in
this neighborhood lateiy, indicating
that tiie young people believe in hays
ing a goad time when they en.
In ' some parts of 'the ' township
shooting seems to 110 the order of the:,
day. Well done, George I You shot
something that time—the goose In,
stead of the . sparrow. Look �c little
closer and teff a totter' elm
The township council on Monday of
last week and took the oath of office
at the.: statutory nteeting. • Thr old nib-
ecrs •Were re -appointed i Adam Cante-
lon, elerkt 11. G, Thompson. collector•,'-_:
r
1
h'ht
Qstvald Ginn, assessor:. J. E. \\ y, •
treasurer; Geo. Acheson awl- Tames
Johnston, auditors. •
j BAYFIELD
lxitr.'Samuel Westr ke, had the tuts-
.
fortune to lose a • valuable horse last.
week. -
oss. -Mr. Carmpbeli wds
!dent. The -Board con -
Crawford, �
M. a fo riR: W.
»
Stofliers, Mrs. Mt
De glas, -.:airs, Campbell,•
and tense, Pentland..
AUB N
Tltr Fitrmers' Club hipped a ear of
hogs last wreck.
Miss ori , G
D e of Go
der r h
was in the
Village a short time last week. visiting
her brother, Thomas. •
st
The Clogs•
of Do mc.
Irld•in l
which has ,;been e
came to a close last Friday
Our village blacksmith, Mr. 1Vaegle,
is 'moving his, family this, we k into
the house whish he recently ented
Dobie.
it ab
r
Mr.'William 1 Il
from
Last Saturday Mr. John Medd sip-
ped,>a carload of cattle from thee Ca-
tion and Mr. \Vatson,;ofBIyth, shipp d
two carloads of cattle at the ° sem
time. r.
church on Sunday, Jan, 22nd.
Wood, miller flutter and eggs are'
t}tlli going down in price with a fair
profit to producer. and consumer,
inspector Tont visited our Beltool
,
last Wednesday and Pound the teach -
ere
work being well done, but the
santcs old ttello'ol building, with a poor
water supply. ' ,
lie t alozai non
a
r,sa
t
r
of the
three leading Protestant sections have
jellied hands in tete Barrie district,
Presbyterians, :vlethodists pod .(lengre-
g tionallst� .
WeJsesJs r and Thank
CORRINNA GRIFFITH
,-
. `The Garter Girl"
HAROLD LLOYD
in his latest tenieely,
"I Do"
Frl4sy grail Saturiay
EUGENE O BRI N
"Gilded
theater f
"Read? to
Selene,
village
On Friday, evening.. January 27th the
Community " Club will hold a- pro•
gressive euchre in the town hall.
• Mrs. George Young had the mis-
fortune to fall in her room recently and
bruise her hip very badly. At -w
first 1 t
was feared it
-was to
alb
rolen. Dr: y
was called. at once and atter making,an
examination found that no fracture had
taken place. As Airs. Young has been
in poor health for some time and is
getting up in yearathis injury will set
her back oonsiderabl y. •
'awe. milt +Tigers nary night tens-
eareei*
tg,othare"a- %gNN fM.
MI p,
Sleighing'has arrived at Iasi. Owing
to the high *winds, many places are
rather bare. Saw logs and wood are
beginning to .engross ,the attention df
rant.
r tit present. amen
•of the farmers most I',
The agricultural classes are very
well attended.. A large number of
things of.which their ,fathers were ig-
norant is Imparted to them, If theory
is only put into praetiee no doubt the
eonomunity will greatly. benefit from it
in the 'tnturr•:.-_ .
a.
r
'p Ltlms
'Most co
who
WereWere1
people
,,.
Winch: ed consid-
erable
l CaU9
vrict
"little I wear l
tit
a 1 to
enable mt:tter'al damage here, have
theitt 'lights" again restored to their
proper places.
Abraham Cuthbert has installed a
heading sfactery in the teaw mill and
expects to get a few 'hundred cords of
beading blocks to out up for which Ire
is paying *".:",i1 per cord t'A incites long.
Ole regular meetings of the \'4"omen's
institute will be field et Cie horns of
:*Mrs. Sanderson'au Thursday, Jan. %tit.
at 2:30.. Topics, tvilt be taken by Mr's.
privet, "Poultry Raising." and °'Mu.
ale in ilto Il,inaty, ` by Mrs. 3. P. t,anipN
belt.
The xelittel nneg+, Raise Clark •te
reainpanie.,t'h I1Il1a Lee. were at ibm
tlh taotdr!legoo aseo to he ilTe iy,
neat the trustee to get a better Rip-
ply of f14-01 41 water fir the Children tea
rink.
The debate held by the Community
Club on Fridi y evening haat was fairly
well attended. The subject "Ile,oived
That Travel is More EduoatIve Than
Beading." The decision of the judges
h ch'
r a i
am ttv ow
favor of
the in
was !'
side was taken by ?negate. Colin`
Campbell, John McKenzie, M. Bess and
John Fraser. The' negative was taken.
by Miss Baby Woods, Wm. Metcalf and
G. Gillies. Unfortunately hire E.
Pollock was unable to be Present -winch
was •somewhat of a 'handicap to the
opposition. liowever we ,understand
that the affirmative side only won by
a couple of pointe.
'Last \'t-ednesday, tate lOtli- inst, our
village n �Int
r�pant
,
Ir, elan Hill, ,
had
the first addition to the family, circle.
The silent have • o1 midnight have
verged ?oto another day before the
. it lfol sire
warbling notes of theo tv
y
have soothed the young arrival Into
calm repose. • , • '
There Is rather a good joke told on
e d
Idaughter lit
r ila
r es. Ills g
a 1 n
1,f our iti2
rltt
y
.Claes.
attr..ndevi #hn Domesticstia 5cl_nrn
prepared a dish, which was highly
spoken. of by another pupil Of the
rials, as she and her 'husband had
t
c
greatly enjoyed it.
After testing it t1o
dish. be trade ,rather a wry face, and
when questioned by the daughter how
be liked it "let him have it." •
The annual meeting the members
of the Bayfield Public. Library was held
Jn the Town Hall on Monday afternoon,
w hen the following ofilcere wvere
e cted: Chairman. Rev. R. 0, Pitts;
,tress., George E. Greenslade; 1t,
ae
. fest.
McFarlane; *
Rev. A
ri n
bra a
librarian, Miss Hilda Yibg,• directors,
,
Messrs. F. A. Bdwardel, J• H. Reid and
Jnoe Fraser,Mrs. Margaret Ferguson,
Miss ,Tosca Sterling and Mrs. Meatyr
The library now contains about 1200
volumes and has a Membership of over
one hundred.•• As the Membership fee
is' only 50 cents per member per year
everyone in the community should
become a member and help along an
1 st e,
that isma
Y work
t a
t
edacatlonty
necessity in every community.
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L0.4 wrc3r Wag u good y'•::ar for :b..
library At an *annual tray!tier this
w•'« k mons showed 201011 nudist reared,
easily -fl'.' new on -A .p1asi.'l'ltpnn
N?rl•it<t-S at 5 eel t. of M.. total r• s 1G0
lenitive on hated atter nr'• to,.r
r tp+'na'•a. *1211, The Did {itK.
One of r'•ur youths, who Ie an inwe-
erate snooker, bad quite an raperien e
cast week, After enjoying 'his woke
he Plated itis pipe ,10 lite picket'and
{settled down do ,pina for the future
and procure ,work in the time to eonte,
Ile fell asleep, but was soon awvalsened
to the •fact that the pipe had made
more, ventilation than neem€ am Mtge
cold days
Miller's
id-Winter Sale
LAST TWO WEEKS F SALE
On January 31st we complete stockitakifg and desire to,
clear out all oddlots and many special Yaiues are being :given
for the last two weeks.
FURS FUS
Our entire steel of Fashionable
Furs all being clearedatr°l'ess than cost
price, None must be married over.
Fox Sets ()Possum Sets Sable Sets
Hudson Seal Sets Coon Sets
Wolfe Sets Badger Sets
reserve. All frust " o.
There is .no xe:sez� b
Women's'`%llt e Cash-
. �C
' oc
mere Hose, � pair
,a
zoop .airs of our resider 75c quad'
ity White Cashilmre diose, so comfort-
able to ,swear: Sizes 8'‘ to io, special
500 pair.
COATS COATS
a few Coats- left blit they
i>rattis-
. tt beclu'st red, " You will get thews
, cleared.
at practically your own price
DRESSES DRESSES
All our dresses must g .o. ' -All are'.
ice`
marked at�ju�st cost price. If we have
what yon wanr you want yotwill get a bargain.
.!
Wol�x� Woollen
Gloves, S
o e, c pair
-
A clearance" of. - women's warnit
woolen winter gloves, regular value un
to x.2 air. .A.11 .colors all sues to
r � S'P t:
clear 5c pair. °.
OILCLOTHS OT and LINOLEQAIS
rereirred"a ue, w shiPment, of Spring Oilcloths and Linolettnis
J.II�st: ..,, p g
Oilcloths: in :every width, suitable :. Linolenni, tate ideal fleor covering
fUr any room, hi floral and block pat- cones 4 yards wide, in floral aud.lo
le
terns, special 6s sq. yard, patterns, special per sq, yard $x,x, .
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The following books have recently
ra
been added
to the, Pub is
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Fiction- "'ililla of loglestde; Little
Miss Melody; " "The Window Gazer;"
"To Mint that iiatli;"less of the Rebel
Trail; IsWrotet
Come;
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coin g
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tears••.••"The Time of the Echoes; " "The
"friendly ilottd;" "Campfires and
Guideposts; " "Something. E1tto Again;"
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I
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Essays;" ;y'7Ch¢ 1'•ragtQdY of Lord
Kitchener; Life of Queen Victoria;
"Mirrers of Downing Street;" "More
than Must Be 'told; " "Across Mon.
often 'Plains:-.J'nvenile "Peggy; " F.
G. ; "Ross Garet in Miner's Camp;"
""Seekers of the thea; - " Tho Captive of
the Cedes; " "Written Sia ' Story; "
"Soy's Book of Adventurer"Antniar
Book for Children; r" "Woodland Weal"
"The Boy Kerbank," ....... , • ... `..
Last Wednesday, the lith inst, my'
vtllav biaeksntith found the even ten-
or � of his way interruptedithta»
bright Rant.. Ile
ntytinc•,d tit;,* he had dlineardeal lila
�ni'Rltt gloats« at , the aurae time an-
tt ietncing that a youthful nogg had ar-
e -Rea whet elieutei take bis 'IIIAce When•
lads richt hand:weal,! ,*lave forgot its
• e ttrtning':
Inst
them was
::Vt'E -o the n ca
hrre, Rev. '01'. Ca00011,, of Dungan.
1'n1 �tn e
ewon g.Owig Mt th
:etfrfl?1a.s ' is trot as par as %A
sntieipicted. 'Ingo tea Meetitilt on Mon-.
-lets fwat°fting was tery wit attended..
only Clergymen. liarwey McGee, with
ti'is enb's, added to the entertaittrnelt
of the evening. Aire. Camphenl gave
several readings. Thu proceeds a-
mounted to lover !140.
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to fkritete s .r s1 bcelMhiag, seep malars
ttifitrs in tke Ueatbial theta
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Embroidery and Crocheting1
are the order of the dray, We .I
carry everything in Stamped
Goods, Embroidery Bilks
Threads and Beads.
Start the Pew Year by be-
g
fan a
ginning >x; adios piece ofy
work. Lessons free. -
Stora -
id
Srnith's
Seat St.. Piton* 108
:(.rand Lodgge Ofilcers Will He Here
Tomorrow - - - -
tktdtellowe, meet your (irate) ;Winer
tomerruw tFridayl evening ire Oddf.et--
.1/o}vs' 'Moil. The first etagree will be
nut on and an interesting time. e
,era' of tin' .Grana*: Lodge Meets taCin
he Inc.',<eand there Will h" rr is .
trienti. 311 of tIfello\vs sitoubi lr• utr
hand.
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YDRO
ELECTRIC
STO
te
Start the New Year right ltw
increasing your electric nppli'
Undo. -
See our etiepIa.y of
Electric Irons
Eiectrie Washiln+l Machines
Electric Vacuum Charters
Electric Strives
Coffee holsters
° Gr1Ut, Etc.
Bay tlydre 14a.inp'y at You1
Own Store.
W$TEE AMS LOT COMO
iiselk.$+"efe'st $label's llidre lute
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Special Clearing in
Shirts
hxdWork a� s a�
er
Me�n :s..Ov,
TO dozen Me;i's Wadi andwhite Work Shirts,
made.oEa serviceable shirting material, with attach-
ed collar, pocket, full doubly~ yokes and double estitch
ed seams, clearing at 890 each.
dozen Mens blue and white striped ri
d
Overalls,
s
all sizes, clearing at $r.25.
Men's Work Mitts, at low price, made of strong
p
1able sheepskin with heavy w-arni knitted Wiling,
clearing at 89c per pair,
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MRO
BINS
•
CleaBefore
Lines --lo.
Stili A Few
Stosk-Taking
•: verys • . gal
We are offering some �"�
values which you cannot afford to
miss. Come in and see the goods.
- ear
Departments,
W
Re
ad tr1
Bargains ni all y•,
including some special lines in Coats, Dresses, Skirts,
Blouses and Smocks, also in Millinery. •
° *Children's and/;hisses' Coats, sizes from 6 to
14 years, lined thraughont,$regular prices were frola
$.b.5o to $7.5o for $495...
Another lot of Misses' Coats, lined throngont,
regular prices from $T3.95 to $14.50 for $ro.75i
inspection Invited. r
Girls' Dresses, size from ti to. 14 years, all
wool serge, nicely trimmed, $5.5o for $3.50.
Full line of Men's Wear, Su
its
, Over
coats,
Trousers, Underwear, te., all atlelowest prices
stocktaking& ,
we
A. CORNFIELD
she Spare tr. New say. c.+.td.
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