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Xmas next Tuesday.
Only eleven days till the end of the
century.
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Schools close forholidays to -morrow
(Friday).
Use Dix Little river Pills and Dix
Kidney Pills, For stale at Latz's Drug
Store.
"Those addicted to the injurious habit
of cigarette smoking., would do well to
take into: consideration ithe following
-reniards of P. M. Bartlett, of Windsor,
delivered in, his court on Saturday
morning: -"l am told thin a i,9 -year-
old boy of this city diedthe other'
clay from excessive cigarette-stneking,
Misses' and children's shoes ' from The habit is ruining young men year
50c. up to $1.35 at G. Manson's.
Cobbledick .
Read Son's change of
i'ad" in this issue.
after year. In the confession of young
Pearson,who was hanged at Hamil-
ton
S'
ton for murder, he attributed. his
Several from here attended the ball downfall partly to cigarettes.. That;
isann awful example for: the boys: here
at hensallon Friday night. who smoke the filthy weed. It is re -
The Jolly Pulls Co are•giving enter- ported that tobacco stores are sell-
sa I this week. g' • a.
tanmcnts in 1Tcn 1 it? ci trt.ttes to minors, and if that
s at80c• is so't�e will 1 eprosecuted,"
Y00 pair of men's plonglr'shoeY
perpairs aat Geo. Manson's.Skateof the season, for q quality,
The o� q , y>
Frank Ross entertained a number of finish, and price,•is • the•American
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young friends on Friday night last, Hockey Skate, atBisop's,
The
put on
•am xfi � � Co.,��'L1'.rick D
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Finnigan's Fortune in Znrich, Friday
night last.
Mr. A. S. Davis has' moved in Mr.
Jatrnes Gonld's residence on the corner
of Carling and Mill streets.
James Dearing, of 'Stephen, held a
serving bee ycsterda:i r ()A ednesday and
as a result a lair.°e pile of wocicl was
cut.
Remember the great slaughter sale
of_boots and shoes for 60 days, fromi
Dec. 1st, at Geo. Manson's.
The chief` game warden of Ontario
reports 5000 deer killed during the Sea-
son just closecl,,or 2000 less than in
1899.
Perfectly healthy people have pure,
rich blood. Hood's Sarsaparilla puri-
fies and enriches the blood andmakes•
people healthy.
The new genuine Star Hooky Skate,
manufactured by Star Manufacturing
Co, is a beauty: See thein, at Bishop's.
Rev. C. W. Brown, B.D.. willpreach
next Sunday evening on "What God
Says about the Wine. Glass. Young
men especially invited,
The Goderich Star has issued a very
creditable Christmas number. It con-
tains 52 pages of bright and spicy read-
ing for_
eading'for the festive season.
Ladies' fine shoes $2.25 for $1.50. at
Geo. Manson's.
Having mislaid our file copy of the
Anvocaarrli for Nov. 1st,1900, we would
confer it a favor of some one of our
supplythe missing. would 7
bei..
The Huron Poultry and Pet Stock
Association will hold its annual exhi-
bition at"Goderich on Tuesday, Wed-
nesday and Thursday, January 29th,
30th and 31st, next.
to have: a baking
If you want. good g
for `Christmas use Lutz's absolutely
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pare and fresh Baking Powder.
The rink was opened the first of the
season on Friday night last; The Band,
was in attendance and a1 crge number.
disported -on the :treacherous element;
to their hem is content. ,
Messrs. >Beverley & Huston have,
purchased a handsome black hearse
team from Messrs. Handford , E11i orf,
this week. Th 'y are 'about 1.6 hands
high and are as spanking fine team of
The T xivi
t
t Memorial churchurch Sunday
School held its Christmas entertain-
ment in the school hall, .onWednesdaay
night of Bast week, and a very enjoy-
able time was spent. After the open-
ing ,exercises of singing missionary
hymns and carols, scripture reading
and prayer, the children brought for-
ward a splendid lot of
,
presents,consis-
ting of Ch istmas cakes, toys and good
warm clothing, all of which have been
sent to the Indian school at Fort Mc -
bead. al rector,
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Then, the tact r delighted
ed.
with `the cheerful way inwhish the
children
presented their gifts, thanked
thein very heartilyfor their generosity,`
and spoke a few words to them. upon
the blessed privilege of givin g, poin ting
outit how
ge than
is more blessed to i v
to receive. Giving to Christ's cause
in a Christ -like spirit puts as in a posi-
tion to get Christ's blessing, (which is
more precious than any earthly treas-
ure) for He has said that "Whosoever
shall give even a cup of cold water to
drink in my name shall not lose his re-
ward." 'T hen the Rev.H. J. Hamiltou,
who has lately •returned from Japan,
was introduced; and he entertained
the audience for about an hour with a
very interesting lecture ,upon Japan,
illustrating it with beautiful lime light.
views. Mr. Hamilton's lecture was
much appreciated and no doubt it has
resalted in deepening the interest of
those who heard him on Japan and its
forty millions of people. After the
collection was taken up, amounting to
$8, which was given to Mr. Hamilton
for missionary work, the evening clos-
ed with a missionary oarol and prayer.
Apples For Sale.
A quantity of green apples for sale at
W. H. Levett's.
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAT -
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab-
lets. All druggists refund the "money
if itfails to cure. 25c. E. W. Grove's
ig
sxCn,Lture is on each box.
r.trn:ers Institute Meetiurs•
Farmers' Institute meetings will • be
held in this county during the coming.
year as follows: '' South Huron,-Reg-
ular
Reg
altarmeetings, to be addressed by 1v.
N. Hutt, Southend; and another to be
selected; at Brucefield, on •
llth, and at Exeter n'!
Supplenientl:' '
d l'•esCPa . •
Retuentber The Carrier Boy.
At this soason of the yet;r, when
every person, who has a reasonable
claim on one's regard,issupposed to be
remembered in the giyings which form
such an important feattiz e of the -Xmas.
season,it is only natural that the news-
paper carrier should entertain feelings
of expectancy. That he is deserving
is apparent to all and it will be scarce-
ly necessary for ns to remind the AD-
VOCATE
I -POCA E readersthat a smalldonation
would be thankfully received.
A Good Job.
`.1'he boiler attached to• our engine
got out of repair a short time ago and
P c,
found
we it have a com-
plete
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to
new set of tithes placed in it.
The contract was given to Mi•. James
Murray; found •yman,.and a better or
more satisfactory job could not be wish-
ed for. The tubes used were the best
brand of steel, manufactured; by the
Reading Tube Co„ of Reading, Penn.,
supposed to be'tie best made, de It only
.i rain for ns to say that anyone wish.
remains Y y F
ing work done in this line, as well,. as
engine and boiler repairs of all kinds;
a an
should call on Mr. Manx y, d their
wants can be most satisfactorily sup-
plied,
Re Peultale.
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The above case camttp e forhearing
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before Justice Boyd, at Os node Hall
,
Toronto, on Friday last, and those in-
terested are the sons and daughters of
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the late John 1'euhale. L. T. Dray-
ton,
ra = y-
ton, for executors, moved upon return
of originating stunmons for construc-
tion of ai paragraph in a will. F. W.
Harcourt • for infants. Swabey for
children, by first wife of testator. J.
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H. Moss for children . by second wife.
Field; that, under second paragraph
of the will in question only children
by the second wife are entitled. Orderr
accordingly and appointing J. H. Moss
to represent infant interested. Costs
out of estate.
Coattail •Proceedings.
Council met per - statutes at Town
Hall, Dec. 15th. All present. Minutes
of previous meeting read and confirm-
ed. Evans -Le vett, that the following,
accounts be passed and orders drawn
on Treasurer for same: -N. D.Ilurclon,
loan to Library. Board, $221.03; D.
Braun;" rent for engine room, $2; sir -
pplies to North End Eire Co., $1.50; E3.
Spitchman, engine . grease, $3; G. H.
Bissett, part salary, $25; Jas. Creech,
postage, 60c.; S. Sanders, salary, `$55.
Carried, Evans-Arinstrong;that Mr.
Creech be instructed to have the gaso-
lin engine and power house insured 'for
the sum of $1S0. -Carried. Muir-
Levett, that Council adjourn at call of
Reeve. -Carried.
G. H. Bissi;TT, Clerk
For Homes of Taste.
Thefamous old Delineator, elineator which
e
for 27ears has occupied P
ied a unique0-
3'.,
sition :in the American mi gazxne world
makes a great departure with the Jan-
uary number, just out, by painting a
prospectus of what will appear in the
twelve"issnes of 1001. With the. De-
lipeator ' in the • "is
ra •
Mr. B.O. Jones, of Clandeboye, spent
Sunday with friends in town.
"Miss Lon Mayther, of Kincardine,
is the guest of Mrs. 0. 13, Snell.
Miss Gertie Johnston, of Stratford,
is the guest of Mrs. W. S, Lang.
Miss A. Oke was the guest of Miss
Gooch, of Clinton, one day last week.
Mrs. John Noray; left Friday for
Tilbury, where she will visit for some
time.
Warren Ross is still, confined to his
home but is recovering froathis recent
illness,
Geo, Sanders is still confined to his
bed though illness and rerriiiins aiboiit
the sane,
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Dx. 1 >1 xs w< s l Gocl yr'ch i T x
c � ot t a,s
d4ay iu his oifacial capacity' as CoGnity
Councillor.
Mrs. Sims and three daughters left,
ThursdaymorningDist for their new
home me in etroit.
14 t,, John
cDonell and
Miss Hat-
ton,
ton, of Hensall, spent Sunday with
friends in town.
Master ,Soldon Rollins ' spent last
t
week in _Centralia, the guest of his
aunt Airs. Hicks.
,
Mrs. Jahn Dearing, of Silverwood,
Mich., is visiting friends and relatives
in and around town.
A1r. S. J. A. Eoyd, principal 'Exeter
public
uk.xc school, returned f
ton his visit
Goderich Saturday.
Mr. A. Canes, of Byron, n and_Mr.Mi1-
ler, of Bervie, were the 'nests of .Mr.
A. 7J. Rollins last week.
Mrs. John Willis, of Shover, Miolr,,
p
ixe e � i"�
formerly oft x, s spendm g a short
time with friends in town. '
Miss faertie Dempsey, milliner, illin er re-
turned home from Zurich Saturday
to spend the Christmas season.
Mrs. Geo, who ho'has been
residing here for some weeks, left last
week for her home in McGillivray.
Mr. andMrs. Chas. Rowe, of Brent
Creek, Bich.,' are here visiting the lat-
ter's parents, Mr. and Mrs.Chas. Rowe,
Messrs. Hugh Gibb, Wes. McIntyre
and R. Billings, of St..Marys, were
guests of Mr. Samuel Sanders on Sun -
ay.
Mr. John Balkrvill, who has been
spending the past few weeks with
friends and relatives here, left Friday''
for his borne in Chicago.
Mrs. 0.•Cooper, of London, is con-
fined her
her bed at tlx home o f e
fiuecl to,
parents, Mr. and Airs. Nelson, suffer-
ing from pulmonary trouble.'
Mrs. James Down left Tuesday
morning for Toronto where she in-
tends spending the winler with her
daughter, Mrs. Ed. Harwood.
r.John Kent,who has been visiting
ho ,v
his sister, Mrs. John Hawl shaw, `aired
who underwent a surgical operation
for some trouble in :one of, his',Ie'
returned to his home in Brin
day,xunch'i
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OPPOSITE K A ' HOTEL,
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EXTRA, 5 ectal bargains inOvercoats. Extra specialectal bargains tins in
Suits. Extra specialbaxg;Ltnsin Furs, Extra special bargains in crock=
ery and Dinner ware:
READ THIS LIST, 1T WILL RE-
YOU-
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Men's Beaver Overcoats, worth
14 57.00,. cleaving at $4,90.
,
Men's Beaver Overcoats worth
v cL c
$7,50, clearing at $5,50.
Mon's Beaver andW rsted Over-
coats,
worth $10,00, clearing at $7.
Men's Beaver Overcoats, worth.
12.00 clearing at $8.00.
Men's all wool Freize Overcoats,
4.sJ,
5
'' -clearing,Lt ...
worth 1 , 7,00.
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Boy's . Freize : Overcoats, $ $3.00,
$3.25,;$3,50 and` $4,00.
Men's tHeavy Serge Suits,S black
IxCi
and navy, worth $O.UOfor $3,60.
Men's Heavy, Serge and, Tweed
Suits, worth $5.50 for $3.90.
Men's Heavy Tweed Suits,worth
$6.50 for $4.95.'
•, hens extra HeavyTweed Suits,
worth $7.50 for $5,50.
Worested Men's extra fine �� or este Snits
orth 9.00 for.6.7
.
5'•
and s Tweed,aird Worsted Sua ts,
worth $10.00 for $7.50.
Men's Fleece -lined Shirts and
Drawers 85c, clearing at 65c.
Men's extra
ra Ete Shirts
and Draw-
ers 1.25, clearing at 85c.
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Men s kangaroo. Fur Coats worth
4
4
516.00 for 11.75..
READ THIS LIST, JT' WILL RE-
PAY XOU.'
Boy'ss 3 piece Suits, worth $4.
u,
84.25 and
$4,50, Blearing at $3,35.
Boy's 2 piece Suits at $L00, $1.45,
2.00 $2.10, 52.50and $2.60.
Boy's Knickers Pants, 25e., 40e,,
50c. and 60c.
Men's Hc L1Freize voats'
short,
square out $2.25.
Men's Fleece -lined,' Shirts and
Drawers, 50c. clearing at 40c.
Men's Wool -fleeced Shirts "and..
Ih Lwets 75c., clearing Lxi t 64c: 't
g a
1 Te have tabour 30 Laadie's
Jackets to cle ax•,v'isich must
g
othis week and"'next . If
warlt a new an st lish
aa.. you:Y
q
Jacket at
t ht
price
call and. we will be pl eisealata"
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Otter at .
liens Russian Otte Fur Coats
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`vorth'$10.00 for $11.00.
53,
: 5 00
Mens Coon Coats worth $3 �;;,
foxLa$die9s 7,00.
Ast
' - ritcl tin Capesworth'.
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$15.00 for 510.00.
NYE are doing a big ordered Clothing trade. If you have .a snit or
b g Worsted Snits
trouser notion lot us save you some money.. ]3lacic, rend
especially. p ��
The BishopStock in the BishopStore,
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WE look on the Brand of a SLATER SHOE as a sort of protection.
You never know what you are getting in a pair of COMMON SHOES Un-
til you probablydiscover you have made a •bad
tl�you.ivear: them. Theny �
deal. The SLATER SHOE has a reputation and sale ,over ;Gran'
cf.iinotlie e -e•;lled by any
other manufacturer to oiir';knowled