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THIS CHRISTMAS
What inure popular gift than a p►ir of
comfy slippers, . , . Uo°li use then `often
and remember you every time he does,
We have a marvellous selection to choose
from, , • • See them to -morrow.
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OPERA SUPPERS
Smart styling and the finest
'quality .. choice of Red,
Brown ' or Black kid vampg
with patent leather ' quarter
. grand gift. •
a F#TY $2.50
SLIDE FASTENER
Soft kip leatherqn Wine or,
Blochwith padded. leather* ,;
covered solesand heels to
match , - the--eo1n dart shoe
the young chaps like.
*"1;75 to $3.00
AOMEt SLIPPERS
„Dad's favorite always .",' we
`have them in various quali-
ties, nevone. a real value
leader, —Brack .or Brown, ,in
flexible . sewn leather, soles
.. , see us soon, they're sell.'
i\ng fast.
. o 75 to $3.50
TI SLIPPER
MEWS LEA. S.
AS 10W AS $1.00'.
THE GIFT . OF
'GOOD TASTE.
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--,. Canadian.: women fori is fine, sheer
texture, its long wearing qualities,
••• and; above all,, its economical price.°
the o newest Shades in Chiffon or
Semi -S wive ., now available, . ,
her several pairs, she'll - compliment
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OBITUARY
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Thom** Edgar Jardine passed *way
Sn Aleraudrii ll sipltitL UlirIfriday even-
ing in his 'slaty -:third year, atter a
brier illness. A native of Co'Ierieb,
dosed liati► lived here the greater
part of his lite. lie is survived Ery' four
brothers, John, George, 'Charles dad
Frank.
The funeral ,was b$0,14 from, Wheeler's
funeral parlor on Sunday. afternoon,
'Vv. D. J. Lane officiating. The pall-
bearers were William, MedioUgall,
liam i11aarke,' John Bell, Bern {McLean,
John Graham and Norman *IdP1sa.il•
Interment was in Colborne cemetery.
,.a x ill #;:+daTIltbX WAisI$. 1
The 'death of john: 'Patrick Walsh,
accountant with the ' Quebec Liquor
Commission—occurred recently at his
bonnie in Montreal anter a heart attack.
3,fr, Walsh was a brother-in-law of Mr.
W. F (Ohigholni► ,A,nglesea, street, Gude=
rick, his wife , being the Tomer Miss
"Anne iaiaisbe1 i. He was in his: seven.
tieth year. A. native of Montreal, Mr.
Walsh received his education' at St,
Mary's Acadriy.,in that city and served
vartonaMontreai firm§ in the capacity
of accountant. iSu>rv1Qin (besides his
wife, are three 'brothers, Justice J, V.
Walsh,,Thomas E. Walsh, K.C., ud
Mathew. Walsh of the:Meat
Oustems.,,:The uaa a ..•t ahold ty
St. a'briel s :ohurch to 'Vote des Neige
• cemetery.
MRS, J'OS: OLOWUGH
The death _of 'Annie 3, Itichardson,
widow of Joseph: Colclough, which oc-
curred Oollingwood ' on Thursday
illys Cars
1938 COt1PE, fully guaranteed
1940 ,S)EDAN, ; •with Company's
guarantee- of. avers 90,000 mites, -
These• Cars cannot be duplicated.
Call at JOHN W. MeGEE'S
. now,. rte -these Cars' will save you
big money over new War tag
Prices.
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loot, r uvod oft oftl rooldio t of Ols-
ten. Mrs• ti heron b wi vlattin a oral"
Kt (haunt WuO t *No 000tm rl J 1 t
failing health, In her eight third roar.
Korn on the 21iil couoeUU at Gude-
:Itch townribip, sloe married J4oeptr Col -
dough and they fit- ed: est the Base
line a 4boort distance from Olinteu, Mr.
('titelough died; in 1913 a;i doer the list
twenty yearn the (widow had presided
in Chiron, She is survived by three
sons and one daughter, BOY. J.. 1I. ,fol-
elough, reotor of ,the Axtg'lican p .risk;
of Thornhill; Albert, err CrOderieli town-
ship; Arthur, of lOollingwoOd, and Mit.
Wm, Pickett, of 4 derieh township.
The remains were (brought baek to Clin-
ton fur burial.
M ' . 'SAMUEL t,EmI I
The death of Mm' Samuel Freeth,
the former Itosina Clara FPv'ans, occur-
red at her,,hcrn e.of Keays street earl
•Sunday morning, after a lengthy ill-
ness. (Mrs bireeth was in her seventy-
fourth year. ' 'She Was born in, England
on October 14,. 1,E16,7, the daughter .et
the *late Mr. and Mrl,.',Ceorge ,E`van ,
came to this country with her, parents
as a littlegirl, and had lived : in !Godes
richaver , since. Surviving, ' besides,
her. husband., are two sons, Ol tford, at
'home, and williaan George, 4 member
of the Cana ian .active seerviee forces,
stationed ' at I'etaw'awa and tour
sisters, ; Mrs. !Elizabeth Wilson . of
Waikerv'i lie, 'Maud of Los Angeles., Mrs,
Arthur.Be(' iarv'ersr(IIdfa.) and Mrs:k teor
Yule. nd"a'Y b►c>tl `e `Geller eIL =
The funeral took lace from the
family 'residence on Tu sday;a°fternoon,
Ite$v. Mr, Taylor of heo Pentecostal
thumb conducting the survives. The
Pallbearers 'were Emerson Evans,
George Yule, Arthur 'Beavers and
Robert Doak. -Interment was in Col-.
borne cemetery
V. T '-a'(RE
Michael Thomas O'Reilly, retired
Ashlleld township farmer, passed Only.
at his home on Napier street during
Tuesday night, . in his
e
ighty-seventh
year. Despite his advancedrs,Mr,
O"Reiby 'bad given no indication that
deathawasso near. He passed away in
.his sleep and was discovered dead by
his wife' on ,Wednesday morning.
• • Mr. 'O'Reilly was horn at K1ngabridge
on January 1, 1854, and had farrned••in
Ashfield township all his life,: with` the
exemption ,of six years spent in Color-
ado, Until. moving . here thirteen years'
ago. He was a member of the Moly
Nome ttotty of lit. kotoeo
Ho i titer by hi.
tumor %so Otionipiolio ; 4rri sou.
Iturdirelt, . Cir 114,0kitiar, ' Wadi.; ; Vikeet r,
of Detroit ; Melviu, of Wto , x
l+ey, of 'Tomato, and My.ton, of God
rieli d three daughter)), Eat' llel ,(Mrs. J.
R. l4ntter), of Detroit; Olive, of
t ieago, and Isabelle, of Detroit.; and
thiee sisters, Mra• :l'attriek Vino, of
Gdrieriele Iiira. William, Mellarthy, of
leing+ibrittge, and iMrs. Thomas Dren-
nan, Of Ringebridge. Eleven grand-
ehildre t. also survive,
The itarera1 service will,be held at
it. Peter's ehurck on $atut'ay amaorning-
lntermeat will be in Colborne R.C.
cemetery. '
MRS. MURDOCH '3.taeliONAID
The death ,iii, 'Flora ael)on.ahl,
widow or the late. Captain Murdoch
MacDonald, occurred suddenly at ,the
home of her daughter, axis s'Jiazel Mac -
Douala, Winnipeg, on ;Monday last.
Mrs. MacDonald had !teen a 'resident e
_.Gotlerieh for fifty-six years before
moving to `WTin peg'four ;years `ago to
live 'with her, 'itu liter. ;She was par-,
ticularly well "known in Preebyterian
church work here and her,. passing o
rasions deep,regret among the mermabers
of that (church. She was a life member
'of the .Women's `Missionary 'Society', a
former president of the Lad+ies'' Aid, and
w,4$ also Itetive in Women', Institute
work," ,
• Mfrs. „diaui)onald was bora at Kilt-
eardi " 1 =the daughter• oaf.;kt
and Mrs. Archibald MacDonald. In
1880 she married ;Oapt, Murdoch Mac-
Donald and made 'her eine with halm
in . Goderich. Capt. Mael)ona1tb who
was well known as ':a ;Orrea't Lakee
skipper, lea his -life .-hy:-,drow,ning- in
1922. flurviving Mrs, aIacDonald are
two daughters, ►Haz 1 N., of Wihnipeg,
and. Forme$ J,, of Toronto Ctwo sons,
Gordon, Dighthouse• -street,. town, :and:.
John,, of California; a Sister, Elizabeth,
of Nev York, and a brother, •: yD, S,i
MacDonald, of ,Kincard'inie, • ,
The remains Were (brought to ,Erode-
rlich,
uriving 'Wednesday at
•noon:
.TheY•stedat the hone of Gordon
• cID�uald 'Lighthouse street,until
this. (;Thursday) afternoon, when the
funeral 'service took place -there, Rev.
D. •J. Lance officiating, .• The .pallbearers
were Norman MoKay, John Baker,
John Marwick, :Oharles •S'aj.inders, Ater
MacDonald" and Donald Wiggins. In-
terment was is Maitland Cemetery.
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GODERWCIi
TI1NE IN: THE
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flINTPARADE—T
:WEDNESDAY
1.30 to.8 pall., E.S.T.
8,30• to 9 • p.m., D.S.T. '
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CHRISTMAS GItEETINGS
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The passing years :serve only to in�eree,se the sincerity of •
dour greetings to you Merry Christmas
OURRIE' visited aft the home of Mr, and Mrs.
'
David Little the-pase week..
' Mr, Jim Drennan, who has been 111
inteoderich.-hospital, is somewhat inn
proved.,
Mfrs. (Bud' Earrish went to Toronto
'Sunday,- having secured -a position
there.- Mr. Dob-rarrish also, is vworking
in the city, '
IC rump l coatasT ai s, Deer,. V. --
miss Anna Mae Farrish, who' spent the
past 'tvvo : vmreeks in, ;Toronto, returned
home_ on Saturday
• Miss Myrtle Johnstone Of; !Goderielk
spent the w k -end at lier i}le-life
Mr. ° and Mgrs; Jerry' Alton of ,Algoma i
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1841 Gel ' Your -: .1841
auto Markers
rand PhitlYIIT CARDS early
The applications: on your 1940
Permits MUST -RE FILLED' IN
AND SIGNED, before presenting
'them for renewal. ° All Permits
t. -expire. .December ..31st,.. 1940.•
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1VIacVICAR'S - SHOE- STORE
Box 414 Goderich
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..visit•the
Kegis-
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.Sherbourne St• at Carlton.
One. Hundred Modern Rooms
With private baths, showers and
private. 'tele r1 ,' : I
b p9� •Rooms, single, from $'2,00 to .$2.50
Rooms, double, from $3.00 to $3459
and $4.00..
Good Food served at moderate
price.
Dancing nightly; no cover charge
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ll fndmany pleasing and practical
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personal gifts and gifti
for ..
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1 gifts'.in Christmas , boxes and,
specially wrapped in Christmas
a r Our paper for coneenM nee.
shop at the, Christmas store
TO OM ]Y/' 1 t FRIBNDS jiNti OUSTOMERS
WE EXTEND SINCERE, CHB,ISTMAS GREETINGS.
MAY PEACE ON EARTH( AND GOOD' WILL TO HIEN ,.
SOON'' PREVAIL IN TTS TROUBLED WORLD..'
Store GEO. W. SCHAEFER due
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• ,,Thus Christmas- Season
call and see 1ti:r stock of Flowering Plants and 'Cut Flowers.
Owing to the dull weather we would • advise you- to
order early 'and save disappointment..
GEO. STEWART - Florist
Godes ch•
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TO THE LADIES OF GODERZCH AND;. VICINITY
WE THANK YOU
AND WISH YOU ALL
A VERY MERRY CHRISTMAS AND kik HAPPY NEW "YEAR.
McKinnon's Millinery ryr
Phone.. 455 " The Square...
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$1.89 to 43.50
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WOOL . WATEz,.
VXneek,, button and . zipper sfyle.
MEN'S FINE KID . GLOVES, fleoecwIiued, .. , Y . .95c
MEN'S FINE SHIRTS, collarr' attached and, 1 ': 100
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separate collar ., , f Y y, Y ,..• • Y Y Y. Y Y, Y. Y
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MEN'S FANCY' PITILOVER,S, all sizes . .95e to $1.95''
MEN'S SILK ANI) WOOL OOL SCARPS Y , . , .- i . ,. •Y . .. i Y i1,Y . • i
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Agent Tip Top Tailors
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Phone '384 • Square
KING! AIG
An Old Resident Passes.•—thie dreath
of Miss Ellen . 'Reilly, whichocenrr:_bd_- t
a f ` sudor an 'k`hurs ay,"December S'ft i,: m.
removed ori old resident of Kingsbridge.
Miss .O'Reilly was in her eighty-second
Year. 'S'he leases a brother, RevJohn
O 1'eilrk,•, of -Reliance, 'South, Dakota,
and two sisters, :Misses Rose and Julia
O'Reilly, of London, The ' remains
,Were lbrought Icingsbridge.for iburialr_,
requiem high mass being celebrated in
St. Joseph's church on IMonda morn-
ing by her brother, Rev. J. O'Rei 1y.
•gave• a1tting ser=-
mon. The , interment was in -St.
Joseph's cemetery; the pallbearers Ibeli g
Murdoch McLeod, 'Tina 'Griffin, James
Garviey, (George Drennan, Thos. Garvey
and •John O'Connor.
FERSQNAL MENTION
-'fir: anti Mrs. D.,7U.• Downie left_ for
Toronto on Tuesday, to Spend the•winter
in that City.
Mrs:' .Elizabeth 'Hardy of •Listowel is
a guest with ,Mts. •H, •Philliips; East
Street, • ..
Mr, and illus. jack ,Allenn' left on wed-
nesday, to spend the winter in Coiling=
wood ,
Xr's. Fra nk ohnston is.enjoyin -an
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The identical gal i nt 'in three lengths . J . with as
x i . t e
adjustable: (patented waistixneafeature nor;; . la both
�i 'makes alis adient flit as lilt
odd and:even Sizes , .. �'
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were custom' made. Designed ,,of figured batiste
with `chme"knnit anelsa ' a bft told
of lade ti Mod, ls'clastic 2486A.. ►,veragee
"gall Averes a�r
F. '� hart
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' During the-. festive holiday season. every woman °wants
to look her best either entertaining or being entertained.
When she wears a GQS.A.RD GARMENT �h .,oa n
sure her figure l oks !aultless and: hergo o b
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beautifully.
TREAT YQURSELF TO A CHRISTMAS Gift—
NEW7GOSSARD-G-ABMENr
Miss ernabur fllxp�tfersetierr'
give ou Personal attention.
HIBBER`T'S still b.avb .a good assortment of `' Ghirist�gms:.
merchandise: Why not.. make,out your: Christinas ' gift list'
today and' visit
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OPEN" EVENINOS•
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extended visit with "friends at '%ask-
atoon„ < .
Mrs. J'. Braphey and +daughter, Peggy,
have gone to Montreal for a visit with'
the iformer'a Sister,1Mrs:.R. N. Wickens::
Messrs..:NoSrman CGolclorigh. •aild Ogle
Miller, of town, were paiibearers at „the
funeral of - the late Mrs. Joseph 'Col-
clough at 'Clinton on Sunday, °: Mr. Col=
.d.ough'.-is _ olephet e the deceased.
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We *have ,them
from$1.25Upin
thelatest, smart-
est models:
Gifts of Kodaks and Brownies
Comb, Brush and Mirror Sets
$1.96 and up z
Christmas
Cards.
'4)
Leather Bill Folds
Gift Sets in Arden,
Harriet Hubbard
Ayer, Hudnut's,
*Rubenstein, • Apple
Blossom andhosts,
of other Gifts.
WRITING PAPER and
CHESTS OF STATIONEEAY`
'APEPEITES
You are welcome to look or buy
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