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Some Christmas Gift Suggestions from Cornfield's
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*i •( flitta
brines nib
The fellowing olummaions have beta
received at the Alexandre Hoopital
sleet VW lest report la
Yreenently we de net love the
name of the donor and quite a WIN-
ber of baskets of fruits aed vire*
tanks and flowers else, es they neve
in seasons, and paresis of old hems,
love bow ;Wee to us, for all ut which
we entesed onr. tjJii at ldris Mane
ahoo: Mrs. W.fler 2 jars beet pickle%
1 jar onion pkkle, parcel of letttoeq
and mime; Mrs. R. Port, 3 jars
fruit; Revl Mr. and Mrs. Moss, Ben-
*miller, is to In used for infants' *Inn
piton lire. Wm. Broin, Essex at., $6
itto be used for mime dining room;
Mrs. E. Baker, flowers on several oc-
casions during the euramer; Miss C.
Iteynolds, flowers; Mrs- G. C.
Bit
,err, magazines, 2 baskets apples.
lir,•Normen Boyce, Mitchell, Ont., le
pounds honaY Mii. Jno. Boyce, God -
"rich, 1 bushel apples; Mrs.
EIIiot
&Ramo* Road, 2 boseltete apples;
Morse Clarke, flower' ou SAVerill oxeye
eione; Mrs. Wheeler, 1 jar fruit; Mrs.
Groves, Huron Road, 1 basket beans
1 Pereel old linen; Mrs. S. C. Wilson,
ic erearn ter patients and ataff; Mks
Beatrice Henry, flowers; Mr. G. El
Holt. ;10; Mrs. Black, flowers;
J. W. Salkeld, 1 basket apples, 1 bas-
ket pears; Mrs. Taylor, 1 basket
pears; Ladies' Aid of Benmiller Une
ited church, 4 dozen eggs, 1 basket
pears, 16 joule of fruit; Mee. Geo
Price, basket of apples on several oc-
CASIOnS; Mrs. Foilttert,Shepptirdt011,
basket plume; Mrs. Johnston ,lsbas.
beeket phenol; Mrs. Alohnston, 1 lofts -
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Just two weeks from tomorrow is Christmas Day
Let us help you solve your Christmas Gift Problems with practical ggifts that are ,we to Please. Finest *Isar
and reasonable prices. Here are sense suggestions
For the Ladies
A BIG REDUCTION ON ALL LADIES' WEAR
Coats; Dresses; Flats; Blouses; Silk Scarfs; Hosiery,
in glove silk, pore thread silk, wool and silk and wool ;
loves lined with fur tops, charnoisette 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 from 15e to $1.85 a box;
Betty Bunting Doll Handkerchiefs, Rose Handkerchiefs;
Crepe de Chine Ties; also we are featuring the new Rose
- Marie Ties.
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.For the Illen•
0,Nrcoats; Suits, Hats; Caps; Sweaters; Scarfs, sibK
or wool; Gloves, kid, lined with wool or silk, or unlined;
Ties, boxed, silk orknittted; Socks, silk or silk nnewool,
and cashmere; Shirts, Silk broadcloth and other negligee
shirts, with separate collars and without CollatSl PY10-*
tnas of flannelette; Sweaters; Underwear, two-piece or
•cornhinition; Belts; Braces; Arm Bands and Garters ;
Handkerchiefs in lawn, linen or initialled, crepe de chine
Handkerchiefs, or hand-drawri raw silk,- Cuff • Links,
boxed tc
oe
FOilhe Girls
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 ; Cashrnere 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 Mitt*, at a very
low price and in assorted colors. •
For the Home
Sine Table Linen, Bath Towels, Guest Towebl
Blankets and Bede etc.. '
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Ladies' and Gent's Furnishings The Square, Phone 418
100110111MISINCNINSEONNOINIMINNINISMISiNiniNill613,11$13$1
GOIPICHS
Tenders of Avery -Shipp Construction Co. at $86,279.00
Accepted, Subject .to Favorable Vote on
Money Bylaw
BYLAW IS PUBLISHED IN STAR THIS WEEK
• Work to Be Completed by Next Pall 0 Ratepayers Vote
. the Money
• The new community hall for the believe a thoroughly good plan ha*
teem of Goderich now Makes onlybeen prepared. '
the favorable vote of the ratepayers The town cotukil.met on Monday
it the Municipal elections to become evening of this week to open the ten
* reality. Last January a ders for the work. lir. R. A. Coon,
cite on the question of now muni- of the architecting firm which pre.
cited building for the town disclosed poured the plans and specificatione,
a majority of theme who voted as in was present. He stated that many
favor of steps being taken to Hoot contractors had been figuring on the
and and setorelingly-the council went job -who had not put in a. bid, and be
*heed and had plans and speciflea- eugurested es the reason for some
times prepared, tilting lots of throe %tenders toot being put in that tome
to consider the various uses which of these contractors had found they
should lee *meet by such building, were unable to figure the coat below
and tootle ebangee in the plena *a at ;100,000. This' figure, Mr. Coon
first drafted have been made to meet said, he had toldthern it was useless
• fleot Ineeteetions of members of the to exceed as their tenders would not
council. The general outline of the be considered if above that figure.
building as planned hes severe' As it happened Mr. Avery, who has
timed been given in The Star end we Otto/dr successfully esemlitsd two
RED AND WHITE CHAIN STORES I
145 STORES 145 STORES
• We have e tail stock of Chrishaas Fruits for yo* calm
or pudding ; Conan* Ridges (seedless and seeded),
Peels, rigs, Dates, and bilbscernint.
A Full Line of Christmas Caidy
(Creams, Rocks and Box Chociates.)
A few of our Specials
portal .1 ciao. oo .
Tisompson's MAW Raisin* balk. ....AVM .0.
ChrisImes bawl Csamly .20e
Tat& Mans, pkg.
Sorrovs FLOOR WAX
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Ws A. HOEV
Fieseme. 1.10 Coe. Zest Street and
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of Godertch's public buildings, the Meesre. Avery -Shipp Construetion
remodelling and enlarging which re- Co., $86,279, with bid bond of ;2,500.
suited in - our splendid. new hospital Alfred key, 486,228, with cheque
•and the remodelling and enlarging for $3,000. •
which gave ' uio our fine <Collegiate
building, was the lowest tenderer,
being about $9,000 below the next
loweet tenderer and his tender has
been accepted, 'subject, of couree, to
the fevorable vote of the katePaYers.
Mr. Coon ended that .he considered
Mr. Avery'e bid .as a remarkably
good one, and attributed% the low
price he figured on at combolitd with
others as due to a more' thorough
siting up of the possibility of work -
big in material from the. present
town hall than others may have giv-
en and to a better knowledge of -what
be can get labor and mechanics for
in this locality Mr. Avery, he
pointed out seemed to have s. faculty
for making the most out of an old
building. Mr. Avery, himeelf, who
VMS on hand, and tarn* into, the
et. u n c il chamber when called for,
said he had figured on sexubstantial
amount or the material In -the old
building.
A good moony' questions were ask;
ed Mr .• Avery. In answer to one he
gave it as his eminent that if the
council adopted the, plan of taking
the old building down themselves
and selling the materiel he wee sat-
isfied they would not realize near
the amount he was allowing for the
material. •
Asked as to sub -contracts he stat-
ed that the figures for plumbing end
heating which he had used in making
up his bid were those of Goderich
men which were the lowest, lie
had had no tenders handed to bim
for plastering or carpenter work
from local men but was open to
sublet to lot* contractors. for any
part of the work, and ot et things
jell
being equal would ter roly favor
toted men and would ve work for
all competent Iota men in the var.
Wu* trade* whd might sop*, that is.
in any pert of the work which he did
Footwear
for
Christmas
What better remembrance can you give your friends CIO
a pair of comfortable slippers? You not only offer them mituy
days of comfort and satisfaction but teach them that instead of
being necessary evils they are a source of pleasure and con-
tentment. The various kinds rank high as useful gifts. We
invite you to inspect out stock of footwear for the koliday
season. it is vefy complete in all the latest styles of shoes and
slippers for Men ,Ladies and Chikiren. Hockey Shoes.and
Moccasins are now in stock. Goloshes for Ladies and Gentle-
men with the new Life -Buoy Ajusto Fastening are,very popular
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Prices are most reasonable.' .
Geo. MacVicar
North side of Square, - . Goderich
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conviction to any one who doubts its
power to repair and tied.
Copy
"How much shall I write about
this thing of man's being conmeeed
kets tomatoes; Mrs. Wm. Roil Godea tain lees as applied to the human madly of vigor loved the reporter.
body. It is a rare corabination and "Oh, about a couple of tektite" said
roi;h`ll' oaaqtsd, 14 basket"liilgig X
toillInatoecLestaniLH.;uAlr- it won and kept public favor from the day city editor, who has biz eer-
J.,- Goldthorpe, 1 bushel apples; Ikaree,the first. A trial of it will carrev:ious side." .
g.. Ilsynaloson, 1 'basket osuabroomit --.*--.'-`':"-.... ,...""---- ..";..-..7 ---
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W. H. A. skit visiting cOmmitted.i .
'fruit and magazines for patiente at •,
intervals doring the fall; Mrs, J. Atli- I,
esim, pads and pillow cases for nun-'
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ery; medical school inspection cow .
mittee, 2 childran'e cribs completely
equipped; Callan Hall, 1 barrels
winter apples; Mrs. Wurtele, knitted
comforters for nursery cots; Mrs. B
J. StudtZ, 1 bath robe, 1 Pair bed sox
for .patients, 3 small lunch trays, 3
candle aticks with candles, 1 teapot
for nurses" dining room,1 elothes.
horse for laundry; Mrs. 0. F. Sturdy,
drying rack for laundry; Women's
Hospital Auxiliary, mangle or elec.;
trie ironer sfhoreetflooa.r7:ry. chairs. for
reatnurses'pdnien
patients. gowns
ad.oidining room, gowns for While -
nrevareantoodsat pindciliolvol- 1
eases, face towels sone bath blanketr'.
to- replenish the general steels; Maple
lad. Chapter. I. O. D. table lamo.
andcandle sticks for their ward; Ah.
meek Chapter, L 0. b. E. dresser
chairs,' rugs, chintz covers, toiler
dishes. tray and tray dishes. silvet
fortheir ward; D. O'Brien. 2 lame
baskets Imitable for taundry; Mr.
Fleming, 1 bag armies.. • .
. :. StIPAlexaltirdrl'Ea IlopsEpiNtaTI:
An Oil 4 Merit. --,Dr. Thomas'
Eclectrie 011 is not Si jumble of
medicinal aubstsnees thrown tooth.
er and pushed by advertising, but
the result of the careful investiga-
tion of the healing qualities of cer-
c.,
StuartarntdooSirair, $97,600, with
beuefor
A. B. Holmes, Ltd., $90,500, with
bid bond for $2.4ege
Frid Construction Co., $08,004),
telegram, no deppsit. - -
And on pert contract as follows
Manufacteiters', Hardware !co.,
iron work, vault doors, etc., $2,256,25
W. IL Pinder, plumbing, $2,269.
' W. IL Pinder, heating,
Fred Hunt, heating and \ventilat-
ing, ;50535.
H. Griffiths & Co., plumbing -and
heating, ;11,800.
' Bennett & Wright Co., plumbing
and heating, *11,929.
andSeli
hheptipsne,$10,100.
rd.&Abnott, plumbing
Frank Williard, painting, glazing,
ete., $1,811, with cheque for $45.28.
F. G. Roberts & Co, painting,
glazing, etc., $1,500.
It. C. DencY,iplatster:ng, $14,500. •
Edward .1. Curry, lathing and
plastering, ;11,600.
Stratford Bridge and Iron Works,
steel work, ;8,480.
Harris & Manson, electrical 'work,
$1,897. -
Bennington Electric Co., electric
work, 43,010,
And we recommend that the ten-
der at Meesret Avery -Shipp Con-
atructlon Co. for ;80,279 be aecepted,
subject to the bylaw receiving the
assent of the ratepayers and being
finally passed.
We also recommend that the che-
ques and bid bond submitted with
the other tenders be returned.
Your committee loos had the solid -
tor prepare a bylaw authorizing the
issue of $85,000 of debentures over
so period of twenty year at a rate of
5 per outto provide funds for the
erection and furnishing of the prat,
posed rivt-building, and we here-
with submit it for your considerte-
not. tablet. For the carpenter work tion and rreomrhend that it lutl000se
the figures of touch tenders as be had sed and submitted to the ratepayers
veeriee so widely he made up hie own , at the municipal election for their
*agnates.
approval.
Mr Avery taid he wB. ould be ready C. WINNINGS, elleirmap.
to take poesesotion of the present The bylaw was then taken un, give
banding about March let and pre' en its first and wend ret
pawed to have the new building cern. .< eoneldered In committee of the whole
pitted and reedy for occepaney In and some Wren* changes made, re -
six months from April let.
ported back to council, and is pub -
The council adneareed from Mon- fished in this week's issue of the
day night to Tueedey nieht, wher, tocol papers. it will be noticed the
the following report was brought In amount to be raised by the bylaw is
mei adopted: 1. $84,000. Tide with thou ;12,000 d-
al:odor/eh, Dec. /tie 1923. bred 'by /fr. Robert McKay, would
To the Mayor end members of the wok* $97,000. 'The contrect 'price
round! of The Town of Goderielt: Is only *KV% bat the architect's
the the *bele feta have to he previded, eremelt met this evening mod, with eontraet does not itletade the nett- "no Ranghaace
Yovar committee of nd
Kr. B. R. Coon, B. COOn. *4 hit of the swIlterhun OX CO$EDY
Ism. base cestsislared bk. following A reatraet 'with the eoetrectors matt**. ritiniATII:y",,,trw
itAes wok.
tenors ea the preporel new ramie has been drool *p and was referred
cilwaon$14.146foicht otatratt,... 'weed with the pretise "that If the l'2611; wegistAl tialdawmait(341"t*. 14wiskes*"
• ta enanatuap. n 4 emirs% be
vote 4 the ratepayers on the money
bylaw is adverse, it shall be Cull and
Model Theatre
WEEICOF DEC. 14th. to DEC.19th
. The monthly
AMATEUR COMPETITION
will' be held. on'Tuesd y and Wed-
lieday .of this .week. The pro-
gram, as listed below, is the
strongest yet offered and it will he
wise to -make effort to see it Tues-
day night: Come early. No
advance in admi&Sion prices and a
different picture program each
night.
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The Entries to 'date •
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2—Keith Colborne
177 innirred((AsinnglerirMusl; Murray
3—Boots and Sines
(Fast Feotwork and Fun)
4—P. and G.
• (Soft Soap)
e•-,-Herrruum the Second
• (magical manipulator)
6—The Black Recruit
•(Dark Deeds)
7. -The Ges Jays
(Stewed Lamb)
Darktown Trio
(Cloudy Comics)
Two nights and a real show
both nights.
Picture for the Week
Monday and Tuesday
IMGLASS MASAN
in Geo. M. Cohen's greatest stage
comedy. A real stampede of laughs
"Seven Keys to BeldPete"
cHRISTIE COMEDY
• 4 teesmans— It
wal'e
Wednesday and Thursday
BESSIE LOVE, NEIL HAMILTON
and PHYLIS HAVER
in tdfty little comedy renounce
dir-
ected by Wee. 'De Mille
"Now Brawn"
PARAMOUNT COMEDY
"Mune, Boy"
FriJuSit Aatanlav
GEORGE O'BRIEN arta
situp DOVE
lead a cast of reel old thee favorites
s *reit girl by Pabert W. Ser.,
eke
RADIO
The Pamily Christmas Present
instructive and Entertaining
We have sets IN STOCK made by firms of
world-wide reputation, and at prices any-
one ecu afford.
Shop Early! It Will Pay You
Jenner's Music Store
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Christmas Baking Success
- • `15 ASSURED"
If you select your supplies from our fresh and
wholesome stock of •
Raisins, (Mascatelle and Valencias),
Currants, Dates, Peels, Figs, Cocoa-
nut z Shelled Nuts, Cherries, etc.
We are ready to serve you and appreciate
your patronage.
WE SELL FLOUR. • .
SPARR'S' GROCERY
uTUIL STORE OF SATISFACUON'' '
HAMILTON STREET -- GODERICH, ONT.
TELEPHONE 146
- WE DELIVER IN TOWN.
Stop Spending
Start Investing
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Good Business Men often forget that in Clothes,
too, a low price never means "high quality."
If you waht an Overcoat or Suit for the Holiday
. Season, order now. Ţ È y