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FADELESS INDIGO SEI GES are ,in the SPOTLIGHT
of POPULARITY for men and women's suits. . They ey are
made of the finest Australian wool in the hands of only
skilled and competent craftsmen. ,They are soft and pliant
----yet firm and strong.« They are rich in feel and lustre-- -
and will neither grow shiny with use ----nor fade. They
are the result of years of experience in the weavers art.
INCIDENTALLY ----We stock "INDIGO SERGE in
all weights and prices. We sell guaranteed indigo serge
at $3.00 less per yard than the ,manufacturers now charge ;
for unguaranteed and unreliable goods.'
• If you like blue serge.' cloihing----do not hesitate because
your last one faded or got shiny. "BUY A FADELESS
INDIGO SERGE" because 'we are behind it with an abso-
lute guarantee.
Our stock of GUARANTEED INDIGO SERGE is one
of the largest in Canada. Come in and see them.
WOMAN'S STORE
Dry Goods and House
Furnishings:
Phone 67
Next Royal Bonk
MEN'S STORE
Custom Tailoring
Men's Furnishing
Phone 103, •
Opposite Public Library
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Sur Christmas stock is the best we have
had yet.
You had better erne early and get a good
choice.
Just think, one dozen `photos will make
twelve Christmas gifts.
Your friends can buy anything
give them except your photo.
GIVE T EM ONE FOR CHRISTMAS
,ALL Photographer
TIDE OFFERENCE IN SHOES !
H E Difference between the sort of shoes we sell and
the "Other Sort" will be perfectly apparent to any-
one who compares our "GOOD SHOES" with "Just
Shoes)"
Our Better Shoes!
Our Shoes are built up to a standard and Not Down
to a Price!. The result is that our shoes are more econ-
omical than uncertain Shoes.
They wear so much longer and look so much better
than
"Bargain'Shoes," that they are a Better Investment
Dollar for Dollar, than any shoes which sell for less
money.
The true test of Shoe value is not the First Cost, but
the final cost — not what they cost Per Pair, but what
they cost per Year.. It is upon this simple test of, value
that the successful growth of our Shoe Business is based.
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or wit). cheese, or with milk in the evening
-Teller's Graham Wafers are unexcelled.
The nut -like flavor is due to the natural
sweetness of selected flour brought out by
perfectbaking,
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Packed in air tight packages.
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Victory Loan Business I L. O. L. At -Home.
Both the. Royal and Molsons' Banks f, Murphy. Lodge, L. 0. L. Clinton will
hold their annual At -Bone for,mem-
bers and friends on Thursday evening,
Noy, 28th.
U. S. Casualties Not 100,000.
Officials at Washington estimate
were opened, Saturday afternoon to
attend to the victory Loan buyers.
C. 'C. I. Open Saturdays
The C. C. I, is holding school on
Saturdays so that the pupils can
catch up with their school work, that the total casualties of the Ameri-
Mexicans Here. can Expeditionary Force in the war
A gang of Mexican workmen !rave will not exceed 100,000,
been here this week working at the Bazaar Postponed
beet crops in section.
The Bazaar and Tea that the Ladies'
sugar thims
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Women's institute. Guild of St. Paul's church intended
The November meeting of the Wo- holding on the 28th of November has
men's Institute will be held at the been postponed until a further date.
home 'of Mrs.; B. Kaiser on Thursday, e Coat To Come
Nov. 28th at 3 o'clock. -A good at-
tendahce is requested. The following Is 011 extrace from a
rNew Officer Of Chosen Friends letter received by Mr, A. ,J. Hplloway,
from one of his coal firms:—There is
Mr. J..W. Miller, who is Vice Con- considerable coal coming to youthis
minder of the Chosen Friends, has 'month, but for some reason Canadian
been appointed Recorder and Treasur- •shipments have been extremely light
er in the place of Mr. David Cookti'1to due 1 think, mainly to the shortage of
removes to, Toronto. The annual oars. I hope, however, that the change
election of "officers will be held next in the situation twill come quickly anti
month. that some of this coal niay be got out
No Cancellation. for you at an early date.
It was, stated at the police station Rev. J. E. Ford
that no orders -in -council effective for Heads Goderich Ministers
months past on account of the war'
have as yet been ordered rescinded. The annual meeting of the Goderich
The matter of ' carrying registration Ministerial Association was held last
cardsstill stands as much as ever. The Wednesday afternoon, with Rev, R. C.
police authorities were inclined to ex- McDermid in the chair. Prof. KH-
pect that the matter of foreigners re- patrick of Knox College, gave a very
porting twice a month would be nodi- 'helpful address on hindrances to the
lied somewhat, but as -yet no change ministry. Rev. J. B. Ford, former pas-
has been made. tor of 'Wesley Church, Minton, was
elected president, and Rev. J. E. Mc.
Missionary Sunday Exchange. Cauley secretary of the association for
On Sunday, Nov. 24t11, there will be the, ensuing year.
a general exchange of pulpits for Mis-
sionary work on the Goderich District Separation Allowance Rates—
as follows:— 'Mid' rates of separation allowance
Goderich—North St. 11 a.nm., Rev, payable to the dependants of private
T. E. Sawyer; 7 p.nu, Rev.A.E. Jones. soldiers, non-commissioned officers
Goderich—Victoria St, 11 11.51., Rev. first-class warrant officers and lieu -
A. E. Jones; 7 p.m., Rev. T. L. Sawyer. tenants serving with the Canadian
Clinton—Wesley, i1 a.m., Rev. 11. Expeditionary Forces has been !n -
D. Moyer; 7 p•at., Rev. D. Rutledge. • creased, effective September 1, 1918.
Clinton—Ontario St.; 11 a.m., Rev. Dependents of private soldiers and
Dr. Rutledge; 7 p.m., Rev. H. D. Moyer non-commissioned officers from $25
Seaforth—Rev. 3. H. Osterhout, B.A. to $30 per month. Dependents of
llolmesvllle—Rev. J. A. Agnew. first-class warrant officers front 930
Blyth—Anniversary Services. to $35 per month. Dependents of
Dungannon—Rev, J. W.• Hisey- lieutenants from $30 to 940 per
Nile—Rev. T. A. Stedman mouths. This is largely a matter of
Benmiller—Rev. F. S. O'Kell, B.A. bookkeeping in reference to the
Auburn—Rev. H. J. Bentley, B. A. mien's pay Most people will be agreed
Walton—Rev. P. S, Banes, 13. A. that the dependents are entitled to
Londesboro—Rev. A. Sinclair, be as liberally dealt with by the gnv-
Bayfield—Rev. R. L. Wilson ernment.as Is possible.
Varna—Rev, 13. L. Anderson. S londid Service'
December 1st will be final missionary P
day when each minister will secure as- The service of Song and Thanks-
sistaece, if possible, and take a sub- giving for Victory and Peace held- in
scription and collection in the congreg- Ontario St. Methodist Church last
ation followed 'by an every-menilser Sunday evening was enjoyed by the
canvas. Remember that our district Sunday
congregation that gathered. The
programs was as follows:—
Organ prelude
National Anthem, No. 410.
Invocation.
Hymn No. 9.
' Prayer
Anthem, "A Prayer for our Native
Land."
Lesson, Psalm 98.
Solo, `Humility" by Miss Marlon
•Gibbings.
Persons Embarking at U. S. Sea., ilynm, "0 God our Help in Ages
ports Must Procure Fermis- Past," 47.
Sermon by Pastor
Organ Offertory.
Quartette, "Recessional." Mrs.
Git+bings, Miss Wiltse, Messrs.
.Weir and Gibbings,
Marselllaise
Anthema "Honor. and Love to the
Soldiers."
Hymn, Abide with me,"' No. 237.
Vesper -
'Concluding. Voluntary
Benediction.
Sorry To Part With
Officer And Brother
The members and their wives of
the C.anadian. Order of Chosen Friends,
held their annual supper at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Richard G`ovier, Oait-
tario Street last Wednesday evening.
During the evening the members of
the Lodge presented Mr. David Cook
with an address and umbrella, as • a
token of esteem its which he has 'been
held by them, andfor his work as
. Women BitI.Posters
Woilieo bull -posters are adding to
the fame of Coney Island.
Ties
Or Railway Life
Railroad ties last about eight years
under normal conditions, when they
have to be renewed, which costs a
good deal of money and calls for a
large force'• of labor, says Popular
Science. it is estimated that treated
ties which are first kiln -dried and
then immersed„ in hot creosote until
saturated last twice as long. They
are absolutely waterproof and linger -
'nous to rot.
COAL
All, who can use grate coal will
kindly leave orders at.WiltSe's grocery
store or at the coal office immediate -
The Grate coal is the next size lar-
ger than egg size, and contains only
1% impurities as compared with 7%
in other sizes,
We are expecting a car of Pea coal
and all who wish same will kindly leave
their order immediately,
SOLE AGENT FOR
SCRANTON & D. H. & L.
COAL
TERMS "-- Strictly Cash:
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A. J. Holloway
PHONE 3w
meeting we endorsed the missionary
objective of our General Missionary
Board which is $1,000,000 foe the
whole Church, $144,000 for London
Conference, 910,000 'for Goderich Dis-
islet, or 25% above the objective for
last year. .
New Travelling Regulations
sion Before Leaving Canada.
UNDER an order issued by the -
Secretary of State, Washing
ton, effective November lith,
la1S, all persons going from Canada
to foreign •destinations by way of
United States seaports must procure
permission tor emoarkation before
loaning Canada,
Such permission must be arranged
for either by executing 'declaration
and procuring vise ,on passport be.
fore one of the American Consuls in
Canada, or by making Forman appli•
cation before any of the United States
immigration officers located in Can-
ada upon forms furnished by the said
In prdar to allow suiliciei.f time for
investigation, tro• emission of papers
to Washington,' etc., applteatlous
should Ire filed either with the Con-
sul or the Immigration Officer at
feast 17 ditits prior to the date of pro•
posed depa tore. Recorder and Treasurer for the past.
The State Department tacs spa 15 years. Following is the address:—
ciat attention of prunlecti vve travel 'Clinton, Ont. Nov. 13th, 1918
the said Department mustdecide aro to the fact that unless they have Mr D. S. Cook, Clinton Ont,
attained vise by an American Consul, ' Dear Friend And Brother:-
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whether er not departiire from. an We, the members of 'Canadian' Ord-
Attierlcan port will be allowed, such er of Chosen Friends, No. 145, know -
decision being based upon tlfe appii: sing that you are about to depart from
cation submitted through the immi- our midst, to take your abode in Tor-
gration officers. Passengers are onto, take this opportunity of express -
accordingly. warned net to proceed to Ing our sincere regret a>: yoUr depar.
the port of embarkation until they tire. As a malt, and as a Friend, in
are in poesossion of either the Con. our Order, we have always found juin
solar vise, or proper certificate from upright, Iiosorable and true. In tine
the U. a, Immigration anthorltles Lodge Room, you will be greatly miss-
showing that permit for departure ed as a Recorder and Treasurer, which
has been granted. Oftiee you have so long and faifhfuly
• 'Phi, foregoing applies to all per filled, In fraternal, social and business
sons not citizens of the United States, circles, you halve eve)' been courteous
and 1t. tS effective regarding all des,. and agreeable. We aSsure volt that
tlnations, Including Mexico, U. S In. you and your fancily will be greatly
ruler possessions, etc., but not in missed. We Wish you every happi-
cludiug llermuda, mess 0111 pt'osperity'11 Yain° mew home,
United Slates citizens seeping to' and ask you to accept this umbrella as
proceed to foreign points are reduir- a slight ibken by which yoi nvi,y the
ed ro have passports issued by the better reeall the happy associations of
State Department, applications for former 'days.( G
sanir, being obtainable from the viii SignedEORGE 11ANLBy C. C.
one American 001ssuis. f 3, W. MR -LER,' V. C.
1"l]til'4aay, 1 Ivelllheg 21st, 1931,
DON'T GE'%',,EKCITED
IT'S NOT A RAILROAD DISASTER
NOR SIIIIPWRECl
NOR MURDER
NOR CYCION>.
NOR PRIZE FIG'f-U T
NOR GERMAN VICTORY
%No ,nothing 'of the sort, batt something of significance to
the boys who want good reading. One hundred Alger books
just. received, liberal assortment of titles, two styles ok binding,
one for twenty cents per volume and a better one for thirty-
five cents,
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A Tested Lens ----
An Accurate Shutter ---
Simple Operation
G?od Pictures— '
All these are assured when you purchase aKodak.
Anybody can take good pictures with aKodak or Brownie. We
have them from $1.00 up. Corrie in and let us show you
how easy they are to use.
-We do developing and printing and guarantee good results
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The Feattti>i es of Our'
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1'o which we invite special attention,'
are its twenty, • its assured comfort, its
solid construction, and its below>thrs'"i
usual priers. A.ny one of these points
would he eufticient to earn it your
preference, When they pre all COW -
Wiled the feel sure you'will realize
that this ny you cannot afford t
a furniture buying
ignore pot
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tlaltlt a t:alca r ::nal iter aerial 8Air ect0:.. t'iiatnc 28.
Night and Nrtualaty Calls answered at ttcsialeaice over store
fins x v,.mva m�ns+aw.amev.eiam
eep up the Christmas S
PEACE AT LAST --
after
after four years of fear-
ful struggle we have
Peace. -
Let's celebrate. this year
with a nice big
FRUIT CAKE
Our Window Demon-
strates the Quality of
our Fruitsand at prices
that cannot be repeated.
,CHRISTMAS IS. ONLY
A FEW WEEKS AWAY
PREPARE EARLY
THAT BIG FRUIT CAKE
AND CALL IT THE
PEACE CAKE
WEEKLY SIIECIAI✓S
GOLD SOAP, 2 Bars
for 15c
LAUNDRY SOAP 3 Bars
for 200
EXTRA GOOD BROOM
90 cents
Yost will enjoy a cup of
our 'BULK TEA
65c per lb
5 Tbs tor
HIGHEST PRICES FOR PRODUCE
Canadian Food Control Retail Grocer License Nunniber 8-7241
NS-xl
TERMS—CASH (WAGE EARNERS THE USUAL TWO WEEKS)—PHONE 111 -- '
PHONE ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO
Cold
•
Weather
s Coming
Be prepared by
having your old
furnace • overhaul-
ed or a new one
installed by
T. Hawkins
Phalle 53
Agent for HECLA Furnaces
Shop—over ltowland'0 Hardware
Piping And Fittings Always On
nand.
FROM THEIR SPEECHES '
Tan read the speeches
Of tine )tuns,
You'd think they were
The injured Ones.
You'd think to hear `
Them haw and hemi,
That Belgium backed
Right into them
India Producing LAI of Cee
India is producing more coal lawn
all ot11er British dependencies.
The Corner Grocery
"LIVE AND LEI LIVE"
Seasonable
Groceries
. We keep everything in
fine family groceries for the
holiday season. Ask for what
you want and we will try and •
get it for yob.
SPECIALS
Bananas, Oranges,
Lemons, Grape i~ifrtit,
Grapes, Celery 'arid
Sweet Potatoes.
Es E. Hunniford
BUTTER and EGGS WANTED
Canadian 1~eod Control License..
No. 8-3123.
PlIONIS 45
NEW SCHE"ULE
Trains from East,
Arrives 81.10 a.m. Leaves 11x0 a.m.
Aarives 6.0$ p.ni, Leaves 6,45 p,m.
Arrives 11,18 p.m Leaves 11,1,8 p.m
Trains from West
Arrives 6,18 lust Leaves 6.18 a m
Arrives 2.58 p.m, Leaves' 2;58 pan
Trains from t4ortlt
Arrives 7,33 a fu, Leaves 7.50 a.m.
Arrives 4.15 p.m Leaves 4.15 prnr
Trains from South
Arrives 10,30 a.m. Leaves 11.11 a.tn.
Arri'Ves 6.40.p,m. Leaves 6.40 p.m