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AMONG THE CHURC1L1M
tocia.pcJoitu tamatelwirar : Meirchejt, semlfeeed
Daniel, Chap. NITL"Elf:Ains Supper
iiiDaDaniel,Daniel,
geeli the saorniag.
api IA Knox ellefeb the minister will
ifcocarect the services. 11 lone The
0114111140ekin 7 p. as., The minister
wieleepreeek. ' -Me pee -me -Sabbath
al school end hale claimers.
Last Sunday morning the Wom-
an's Auxiliary of St. Georges church
observed their corporate communion
at the weer celidaratien there heiiig
a liege attaches** of the members.
Time rector, Rev. S. S. Hardy', oil -
elated as celebrant.
isozOit Taredeteburehyakoireightimdtheitusciebtvdshersandof
1 wives were entertained to a dinner
and social *voting. The Ladies'Md
played hostesses and the headliner
on the menu was roast gone.
PEVictorise St. United church, pastor,
Rev. Selby Jefferson. 11 a. m., sub-
ject, "The Urge of a. Gratefel
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Heart;" 3 p.m., Bible School; 7 p.m.,
IN "Pot agleam of Clunetraaatide ;
(1) Earth's Earliest Christmas Card.
. , i A special service- for the Sunday
*wheal in connection with the North
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se.
Some Christmas Gift Suggestion from Cornfield's144nItun't' th'rtt40.401111°4
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WE HAVE A BIGGER AND A BETTER MSPLAY THAN EVEI
Just three weeks from tomorrow is Christmas Day
Let b� lP You solve your Christmas Gift Problems with practical wilts that are sure to please. Finest quality iffi
and reasonable prices. Here .are ACM 01414411013*
1$1
For the
For the Ladles Girls •
Coats; Dresses; Hats; Blouses; Silk Scarfs; Hosiery,
In glove silk, .ire thread silk, wool and silk and wool
Gloves, lined, with fur tops, chamoisette with gauntlets
or without, French kid with gauntlets; Boudoir Caps,
hand crocheted; Voile Underwear; Fancy Garters; Silk
Underwear; Beaded and 'Leather Bags Bead Necklaces
and Handkerchiefs, the largest assortment we ever had,
sold separate. or in holly boxes front 15c to $1.85 abox;
Betty Bunting Doll Handkerchiefs, Rose Handkerchiefs;
Crepe de Chine Ties; also we are featuring the new Rose
Mark Ties.
For the en
Overcoats; Suits; Hats; Caps; Sweaters; Searfs,4slik-
or wool; Gloves, kid, lined with wool or silk, or unlined;
Ties, toxeti,-silk or kuittted; Socks, silk or silk and wool,
asE and cashmere; Shirts, Silk broadcloth and other negligee
shirts with separate collars and without; Collars; Py fa-
x mos- of flannelette; Sweaters; Underwear, two-piece or
. combination- Belts; Braces; Arm !Ands and Garters ;
Handkerchiefs in lawn, linen or initialled, crepe -de chine .
Handkerchiefs ,or hand -drawn raw silk,- Cuff Links,
boxed, etc. -
Coats ; Dresses, plain and striped flannel ; Hats ;
Toques, Scarfs; Mitts or Gloves, wool or chamoisette or
lined kid, Hosiery, wool and silk and wool; Sweaters
Underwear in two-piece or combinations; Children's Col-
ored Border Handkerchiefs,
For the Boys
Suits; Overcoats; Caps; Sweaters, coat or pull -over ;-
Gloves or Mitts ;, Cashmere or wool Stockings; Under-
wear, combination or two-piece; Ties, Belts; Handker-
chiefs ; Braces.
For the Kiddies
Bonnets, in blue, pink and white silk poplin, lined
and trimmed with fur; Caps; Scarfs; Mitts, Bootees; Baby
' Sets of Bonnet; Sweater and Bootees- together, ;.or Teddy
Bear Sets of Sweater, Pullover, Cap and Mitts, at a very
low price and in assorted colors.
For the. ome
Fine Table Linen, Balh Towels, Guest Towels, etc.
SHOP WHERE YOU ARE INVITED TO SHOP
Ladies' and Gent's Furnishings.: The Square,Phone 418
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. er ra r ng,
the Weed occupying front pews.
Rev. Mr. Clarke, the minister,
preached a very appropriate sermon
on Jacob's ladder. All, he said.
were somewhere on the ladder of
life. Life was a climb, not a royal
road, and he exhorted all to be very
careful of their eliraleing; A special
offering towards the fund., of the
Sunday school was made.
North street United church, Rev.
C. F. Clarke, pastor. Services for
Sunday, , Dec. 6th, 1025: 10 4.111,,
Men's, Club; subject, "The Evil of
Envy," taken by Mr. W. C. Pridham,
also Fellowship Classes and. Mission
Band; 11 in m., Public Worship, sub -
led, "The Model Congregation." 8
p.m., Sunday School and Bible Chile -
ogee. 7 p. in., Evening Worship, sub-
Ject, "By- Love Serve One Another."
Mre H. C. Hamilton, the new organ-
* and choirleader, will ,conduct the
service of praise. •
The annual meeting of the choir
of North street United church was
held last Friday evening at the home
of Mrt., A. M. Robertson. Mr, J. R.
Wheeler was elected president of the
choir in succession to Mr. Gerald;
Newton. Who has Ted the office for
two years, and Mr. A. M. Robertson
was re-elected seeretary-treasurer.
Many matters of interest to .the choir
were talked over and :several com-
mittees °were appointed. The fore-
part of the evening was taken up
with the regular weekly eltoir prac-
tice, in charge of the new organist.
Mr. IL C. Hamilton, and -after the
business was disposed- of n social
time was enjoyed and refreshments
were served.
On Sunday evening a memorial
service was held in St. George's
church in memory of the late Queen
Alexandra. The hymn, "Peace; per-
fect peace," was sung as the proces-
sional, with the, opening sentences of
the burial service read between, sect-
ions of the verses. The special
psalms from the burial service and
also the scripture lesson were used,
Rev. Canon Hill reading the lesson,
Suitable hymns,. including "Hush,
bleated are the dead" and "Now the
laborer's task is o'er," were sung;
and the memorial address was deliv-
ered by Rev. Mr. Hays, Dungannon,
from the text, "Father, I will that
i they also whom Thou hast given me
I be with me where I am; that they
r
may behold my glory." Mr. Hays
Odd emphasis on . the fact. that. hea-
ven was a plate of 'glory and that
those who had passed on had gone to
a place of glory. After the offering
FOR THAT COUGH OR
Ricker's Syrup of Ter with Cod Liver Extract, $Oe.
susd Dominion Bromide _Quinine Tablets, 25c
Guaranteed Relief.
All other well.known remedies always in stock.
Ito Co DUNLOP
The Roman Drug Store
Bedford Block Goderkh.
fRANK -DALTON,. Furrier_ _
of Galt, will be at
Miss Makin's Millinery Store, oh
with a full line of Fur Coats, specially priced for Christ-
mas Sale.
Don't fail to see these beautiful garments if you are cour
templating.the purchase of a Fur Coat. There are
4G to choose from.
Frank Dalton, Furrier, Galt
presented the National Anthem
LAWREI10E SMILEY SEEKS It was not until Mrs, Thdiley had was
CUSTODY OF CHILDREN left, they state, that it became 88 SUng*
Salvation Army Notes
erally known that she was a Roman
gen- a
in vireg
Eery one busy preparing for the
Catholic While•the e she
pomneg Yuletide mason,
•
Country to Get Family Back a
ttended the' Alien an church with
husband, - c . Thu year's Christmas entertain -
Country Hardware Man Crosses
A Vancouver dispatch, dated Not theher chrchorgaanntawtirnsa. worker in meso isexpected tie, surpass that of
29th, is as follows : , A later Vancouver dispatch, dated any,previous year. The date for this
big event will appertrin a later issue.
Lawrence Smiley, of Dungannon, Dee. 1st, is as follows : Habeas cor- A prison Meeting, will be heid in
Out, has made application through pus proceedings launched by Lawr- e
the county jail this coming Sunday
habeas corrs proceedings in. suP. ence. 'Smiley, of Dungannon. Ontario, meeirig. ,
two young children, placed, it is al- daughters, Prances, 7, and Jean, 14
-$ 1 neon at. Owen Sound last week -end,
leged, in Providence convent in New where Capt. Kingdon and Lieut. Pay -1
Weritminster by the children's moth- Supreme Court today
failed before Justice Morrison in
er. The application was adjourned granted an order givikwg,hethbethneloT)huerrti: ton took part in the meetings.
1 Meetings this week as !idiom :
until Tuesday. • Marie Smiley, of Vancouver, pos.ses-
.. Mr. Smiley's effort to get posses- sion of the -two- children. ; Thursday, cottage meeting, $ p. ne,
cion of his two littlengirls, Ellen and 'The mother, it was said, Ieft. Dee -let the hcmc of Mrs. Daniels, New- ,
i Frances, five and three years old, Bannon with the infants last .luly , eate et.; Sunday school at .1.20 p.m.;
ecemes at the tad of a fruitless jour- and when the father arrived here he Sunday evening service at 7 p.m.
° You are welcome..
Inetituted proceedings again* the t --- - -a-- --
nee meets the continent.
1
It tie several weeks since aim Providence Orphanage, in New 'West- est and most respected citieene.
'Marie Smiley, his wife, and mother inieseer, where the children bed iwttll n, ;tr. rrfwv<ry ItTor•mil 4r. h., -,ie ereei.
' of the two childrzei came weet from pieced, , ttSre(srpelaulteltile,ievaNeileen. d is Sisiting friends
iii i' to visit h'er brother here, In giving les &Legion see ;lee itl—°..,
5 ::.r.°41 bratatht thr° le ence with her. rison onid he refused t(y. enytmlqr the m,,,..4.1nd zay.,. 1, IT Nee:eine ee,e,„
reme court ere for the custoy of his seeking custody of. his two , Eighteen people professed coevere
•
.14Pc,I. Stalky made up her mind to, was inclined to P.XeraiSe eortelnen heigerinemi trip to Clevelned. 1 .
ed lana:. last Friday from etheii.
,1 mere hail leen a dieaereereced. eerie on its legal 'aspects alone, but
2,k,ave lit,r. hueletne. She avrote to sense, looking to the children's .nhee
isx r neither here end to her 111151.nin* sieol coniteet, Mental anti spirituel iFieirt elS41.I.teeetneledr 't-lhee.Tri;etra
atl
, le.eeeee. (ren, tellinge them of tievelepment could, come later, be, ed- nicotine. et the Nile efitteaviere
cleenirkni ie.. ie ded.
eguid nueiher -wore neeseee
the matey, and her
° "tO,-, 7 to . • Tiresday -afternoon of this week. A
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• gtactio W(.1M-pi-wked. 1.•:;.ZtAlvtl.t°
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to an?.-? an ,
se,reee eee. eye gete.,, L
ee, illeurkei: evening:. he paf..14111-t- •GI:geeing:, old is jute the slow r,110-
eedor .
zi9n. 'to f- Cnigkr tl oNIL" hi sheddimr
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°I:',10i111.S° :at 11Q tv.\ ° 0, „
5,i .1'..ea t a !Pc ottzeilia'loa n ith Mrs.
uhuri 4.10•13(00 4,4, ANGE aa„,„ itint •to im;4
i'
-esa ; It s' 04 -falai the
I:ern...bee hale 0..n tr:nrtnZ14 \ rt`ani eleihe et
• e •
LuturilD •, ,, to gnigk.t y..s,t.,-cs.40a off the twi Pale
*.
•
Mre. enrage,- is e inatten Vetlielie.
Successors to iier husband ie a Protceteet. Thee
C. A. STIMSON 6z CO, te liengernon. .tehieh ie. En Enrol
, u ere mart . eil in the u te 2,, tee
LIMITED
Established 1 088
The Oldest Bond House hi Carierdil
303 Say Street • Toronto
6%- with Safety
To the Toronto Bond Exchange, Ltd..
300 Bay Street Toronto.
Geatleren:- •
Please send me complete ieformatios in regard to an ie.
seems* to yield 6% with safety. I with to iestet about
fcr 0 5 years; 0 10 years; 0 20 years..
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toOnty. ' Mitre -4e anout t e -o et: are
ego litingemein ie the 1°P.3111e , e
• Thomas Smiley, father of Inure:tie
Smiley.
l The younger Smiley family fralt
.!became a part of the life of the, lit -
Ole community, and tq all iiivar4
appearances lived happily. Then a
i domestic disagreement devtloptA
with the results outlined. ...
' I Mrs. Marie Smiley had hoped to
be able • to take the two tihilaren to
" visit her mother in Portland, but re.
Isiderite restrictions on Canadians en.
tering the, United States made it
necessary for her to remain here.
Recently, it is alleged, she plated -the
little sink temporarily in the tare of
' the ,,New Weetialeither 'convent.
Goderich is much interested in the
teas for Mr. Soils/ for some time
yes employed is a Goderich hard-
-tear. store Pond is welt known.
iteekteets of that village say that
the time he. caused great excite.
meet. They have no 4etail4 of the
latest ellevelepoteot. of eserse. hat,
•- they are :wore that Mr .firrileY left
, for the esresie of getting wife and
l children toe Moro.
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hristmas Fruits.
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T,he Family Christmas Present
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Instructive, and Entertaining
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We have sets IN STOOK made byfarms of
world-wide reputation, and at prices any-
one can afford. •
Shop Early 1 It Will Pay You
Jeuner's Music Store.
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st of all asthma specifics is
Dr. J. D. Kellogg's Asthma
dy assuredly deserves this ex
title, It has to credit its thou -
of caries 'which other prepera-
had failed to benefit, It brings
• to even the must severe cases
rings the patient to a condition
leased relief. Shrely suffering
• *Alma needles* when a rani -
this is so, easily secured.
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CHOICE BUTTER AND FRESH EGGS
We t You...tgijitem.tatcLi
• C. M. Robertson
Therm 164 •
YOUR GROCER
Values Tell The Story
The reliability cf our woollens hacks up your thoteadt-mts
when you cerno HERE
Now pavticularly, about
Overcoats
We are reeking then to order from
• $25 - oo $37 •50
•
'Mere snappy, and we 'don't mean "may be"
Do you look at your Hat ? Others do—all the latest to
choose from.
Use Our Relining, Remodeling and Reuair Service.
• FRANK H. MARTIN
Teller Mid Hatter
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.4.- •
. er ra r ng,
the Weed occupying front pews.
Rev. Mr. Clarke, the minister,
preached a very appropriate sermon
on Jacob's ladder. All, he said.
were somewhere on the ladder of
life. Life was a climb, not a royal
road, and he exhorted all to be very
careful of their eliraleing; A special
offering towards the fund., of the
Sunday school was made.
North street United church, Rev.
C. F. Clarke, pastor. Services for
Sunday, , Dec. 6th, 1025: 10 4.111,,
Men's, Club; subject, "The Evil of
Envy," taken by Mr. W. C. Pridham,
also Fellowship Classes and. Mission
Band; 11 in m., Public Worship, sub -
led, "The Model Congregation." 8
p.m., Sunday School and Bible Chile -
ogee. 7 p. in., Evening Worship, sub-
Ject, "By- Love Serve One Another."
Mre H. C. Hamilton, the new organ-
* and choirleader, will ,conduct the
service of praise. •
The annual meeting of the choir
of North street United church was
held last Friday evening at the home
of Mrt., A. M. Robertson. Mr, J. R.
Wheeler was elected president of the
choir in succession to Mr. Gerald;
Newton. Who has Ted the office for
two years, and Mr. A. M. Robertson
was re-elected seeretary-treasurer.
Many matters of interest to .the choir
were talked over and :several com-
mittees °were appointed. The fore-
part of the evening was taken up
with the regular weekly eltoir prac-
tice, in charge of the new organist.
Mr. IL C. Hamilton, and -after the
business was disposed- of n social
time was enjoyed and refreshments
were served.
On Sunday evening a memorial
service was held in St. George's
church in memory of the late Queen
Alexandra. The hymn, "Peace; per-
fect peace," was sung as the proces-
sional, with the, opening sentences of
the burial service read between, sect-
ions of the verses. The special
psalms from the burial service and
also the scripture lesson were used,
Rev. Canon Hill reading the lesson,
Suitable hymns,. including "Hush,
bleated are the dead" and "Now the
laborer's task is o'er," were sung;
and the memorial address was deliv-
ered by Rev. Mr. Hays, Dungannon,
from the text, "Father, I will that
i they also whom Thou hast given me
I be with me where I am; that they
r
may behold my glory." Mr. Hays
Odd emphasis on . the fact. that. hea-
ven was a plate of 'glory and that
those who had passed on had gone to
a place of glory. After the offering
FOR THAT COUGH OR
Ricker's Syrup of Ter with Cod Liver Extract, $Oe.
susd Dominion Bromide _Quinine Tablets, 25c
Guaranteed Relief.
All other well.known remedies always in stock.
Ito Co DUNLOP
The Roman Drug Store
Bedford Block Goderkh.
fRANK -DALTON,. Furrier_ _
of Galt, will be at
Miss Makin's Millinery Store, oh
with a full line of Fur Coats, specially priced for Christ-
mas Sale.
Don't fail to see these beautiful garments if you are cour
templating.the purchase of a Fur Coat. There are
4G to choose from.
Frank Dalton, Furrier, Galt
presented the National Anthem
LAWREI10E SMILEY SEEKS It was not until Mrs, Thdiley had was
CUSTODY OF CHILDREN left, they state, that it became 88 SUng*
Salvation Army Notes
erally known that she was a Roman
gen- a
in vireg
Eery one busy preparing for the
Catholic While•the e she
pomneg Yuletide mason,
•
Country to Get Family Back a
ttended the' Alien an church with
husband, - c . Thu year's Christmas entertain -
Country Hardware Man Crosses
A Vancouver dispatch, dated Not theher chrchorgaanntawtirnsa. worker in meso isexpected tie, surpass that of
29th, is as follows : , A later Vancouver dispatch, dated any,previous year. The date for this
big event will appertrin a later issue.
Lawrence Smiley, of Dungannon, Dee. 1st, is as follows : Habeas cor- A prison Meeting, will be heid in
Out, has made application through pus proceedings launched by Lawr- e
the county jail this coming Sunday
habeas corrs proceedings in. suP. ence. 'Smiley, of Dungannon. Ontario, meeirig. ,
two young children, placed, it is al- daughters, Prances, 7, and Jean, 14
-$ 1 neon at. Owen Sound last week -end,
leged, in Providence convent in New where Capt. Kingdon and Lieut. Pay -1
Weritminster by the children's moth- Supreme Court today
failed before Justice Morrison in
er. The application was adjourned granted an order givikwg,hethbethneloT)huerrti: ton took part in the meetings.
1 Meetings this week as !idiom :
until Tuesday. • Marie Smiley, of Vancouver, pos.ses-
.. Mr. Smiley's effort to get posses- sion of the -two- children. ; Thursday, cottage meeting, $ p. ne,
cion of his two littlengirls, Ellen and 'The mother, it was said, Ieft. Dee -let the hcmc of Mrs. Daniels, New- ,
i Frances, five and three years old, Bannon with the infants last .luly , eate et.; Sunday school at .1.20 p.m.;
ecemes at the tad of a fruitless jour- and when the father arrived here he Sunday evening service at 7 p.m.
° You are welcome..
Inetituted proceedings again* the t --- - -a-- --
nee meets the continent.
1
It tie several weeks since aim Providence Orphanage, in New 'West- est and most respected citieene.
'Marie Smiley, his wife, and mother inieseer, where the children bed iwttll n, ;tr. rrfwv<ry ItTor•mil 4r. h., -,ie ereei.
' of the two childrzei came weet from pieced, , ttSre(srpelaulteltile,ievaNeileen. d is Sisiting friends
iii i' to visit h'er brother here, In giving les &Legion see ;lee itl—°..,
5 ::.r.°41 bratatht thr° le ence with her. rison onid he refused t(y. enytmlqr the m,,,..4.1nd zay.,. 1, IT Nee:eine ee,e,„
reme court ere for the custoy of his seeking custody of. his two , Eighteen people professed coevere
•
.14Pc,I. Stalky made up her mind to, was inclined to P.XeraiSe eortelnen heigerinemi trip to Clevelned. 1 .
ed lana:. last Friday from etheii.
,1 mere hail leen a dieaereereced. eerie on its legal 'aspects alone, but
2,k,ave lit,r. hueletne. She avrote to sense, looking to the children's .nhee
isx r neither here end to her 111151.nin* sieol coniteet, Mental anti spirituel iFieirt elS41.I.teeetneledr 't-lhee.Tri;etra
atl
, le.eeeee. (ren, tellinge them of tievelepment could, come later, be, ed- nicotine. et the Nile efitteaviere
cleenirkni ie.. ie ded.
eguid nueiher -wore neeseee
the matey, and her
° "tO,-, 7 to . • Tiresday -afternoon of this week. A
••
• gtactio W(.1M-pi-wked. 1.•:;.ZtAlvtl.t°
• 1,••• Inn
.
•
- - eete e-• e e. w e tee ek velem roll szn•
° ° • 7, 9 .-. foe vii,ite . ts4:70
• • " rei-7 nPO1lt voc'I'c'1.'AI Ektterta.en, rif wee'eti
* .7.11"\!.Z072ter• 11; r•
Ui
The
oak.,• 6.-•'1,A(' '!";0A. 500500Siail077 4.ehth tee OX
• Vcnc:r0;11,Z1Vg.VWQ V, 1,114.fi',T
e,eeice o
„ t •ilVtott tVailrOd her.i10 11412COaRt
to an?.-? an ,
se,reee eee. eye gete.,, L
ee, illeurkei: evening:. he paf..14111-t- •GI:geeing:, old is jute the slow r,110-
eedor .
zi9n. 'to f- Cnigkr tl oNIL" hi sheddimr
rAix 1.,,,tifk.t,1 4turtla •••4•••
Jt.,...tanar,anon.
Itta V'ttn tO t eae!:
•
TN F., 1.,to If ba?
°I:',10i111.S° :at 11Q tv.\ ° 0, „
5,i .1'..ea t a !Pc ottzeilia'loa n ith Mrs.
uhuri 4.10•13(00 4,4, ANGE aa„,„ itint •to im;4
i'
-esa ; It s' 04 -falai the
I:ern...bee hale 0..n tr:nrtnZ14 \ rt`ani eleihe et
• e •
LuturilD •, ,, to gnigk.t y..s,t.,-cs.40a off the twi Pale
*.
•
Mre. enrage,- is e inatten Vetlielie.
Successors to iier husband ie a Protceteet. Thee
C. A. STIMSON 6z CO, te liengernon. .tehieh ie. En Enrol
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LIMITED
Established 1 088
The Oldest Bond House hi Carierdil
303 Say Street • Toronto
6%- with Safety
To the Toronto Bond Exchange, Ltd..
300 Bay Street Toronto.
Geatleren:- •
Please send me complete ieformatios in regard to an ie.
seems* to yield 6% with safety. I with to iestet about
fcr 0 5 years; 0 10 years; 0 20 years..
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• Thomas Smiley, father of Inure:tie
Smiley.
l The younger Smiley family fralt
.!became a part of the life of the, lit -
Ole community, and tq all iiivar4
appearances lived happily. Then a
i domestic disagreement devtloptA
with the results outlined. ...
' I Mrs. Marie Smiley had hoped to
be able • to take the two tihilaren to
" visit her mother in Portland, but re.
Isiderite restrictions on Canadians en.
tering the, United States made it
necessary for her to remain here.
Recently, it is alleged, she plated -the
little sink temporarily in the tare of
' the ,,New Weetialeither 'convent.
Goderich is much interested in the
teas for Mr. Soils/ for some time
yes employed is a Goderich hard-
-tear. store Pond is welt known.
iteekteets of that village say that
the time he. caused great excite.
meet. They have no 4etail4 of the
latest ellevelepoteot. of eserse. hat,
•- they are :wore that Mr .firrileY left
, for the esresie of getting wife and
l children toe Moro.
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hristmas Fruits.
AL:I 0
T,he Family Christmas Present
.
Instructive, and Entertaining
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We have sets IN STOOK made byfarms of
world-wide reputation, and at prices any-
one can afford. •
Shop Early 1 It Will Pay You
Jeuner's Music Store.
Its" Vitlittat-gn,11101Wr IrW11,11: -414161Wrtriirir.-
st of all asthma specifics is
Dr. J. D. Kellogg's Asthma
dy assuredly deserves this ex
title, It has to credit its thou -
of caries 'which other prepera-
had failed to benefit, It brings
• to even the must severe cases
rings the patient to a condition
leased relief. Shrely suffering
• *Alma needles* when a rani -
this is so, easily secured.
89c
M. ROBINS
41116=73 .41.,ZsZs 3:11br
CHOICE BUTTER AND FRESH EGGS
We t You...tgijitem.tatcLi
• C. M. Robertson
Therm 164 •
YOUR GROCER
Values Tell The Story
The reliability cf our woollens hacks up your thoteadt-mts
when you cerno HERE
Now pavticularly, about
Overcoats
We are reeking then to order from
• $25 - oo $37 •50
•
'Mere snappy, and we 'don't mean "may be"
Do you look at your Hat ? Others do—all the latest to
choose from.
Use Our Relining, Remodeling and Reuair Service.
• FRANK H. MARTIN
Teller Mid Hatter
loleOtft POVit.MIMIC
lectiA.WS %Welt O' win SIDE OP 9QUARE, GOOZRICH