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OHRISTMAS SHOPPING
Our Gtock--is-iol pf!ete--of lest Quality-Goods
Give a Hoick for Christmas. . A rightly -chosen Book
pleases almost everyone. latest Copyrights, $2.00, Re-
prints 50c, 85c and $1 Orr ween Children's Juven;ao Hooks,
including Chums, I3ly's Own, Scout, Chatterbox, Etc.
A gift of -Boxed Note Paper is always useful, and in per-
feet taste. Sec* our cii,play, ringing in prices. from 15c to
83.00 per box.
'Give a •\Vahl Eversharp Pencil. Everyone wants this
jan•,utirul. prat.:tical gift, inawhei by a Wahl Pen in a. suitably
Gift poX. .
We have a fall line of Parker Fe intain Yens, points to suit
everyone,
-re you worrying over gift choosing? Thinkof our
ran' earful department of High Grail. English China. Nothing
tinea to g:Ye, nothing finer to receive, than a , piece of china in
Coalport, Royay l.)oulton, Wedgwood, Royal Worcester, Ayns-
ley, and maty others.
Have you selected your Christmas Greeting Cards ?,: Our
line is very dainty, and matched by very pretty colored lined
envelopes. , The tags, seals and ribbons decorate your parcels.
Visit our up -stair bargain departnnnt...
PORTER'S.BO OK STORE
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Rav, E. Politer preached at Nile
• last Randier ks4ternoo01 !instead of
Sae. t.. G. White, who was conduct-
the taws* tarvicea of the little
;Miter of idr, and .Mrs, D. Nevins.
At the annual meeting of L. O. L.
lie, 1062, held list Monday, the fol• were elected:
keine officers ,i.hu y afternoon at the homeofficersW.M,►the house. We hopeto see her
Bro. A. ltfdll[an; O. X. Bra.' E. Sae• Mie.. Go. Colliateen in Kiintail• around and well again soon.
guts; ihaplaiii, Bro. Rev;. L. C. The Ashfield Auxiliary of the Robert Menary is busy .tit the but -
White; R, S„ Bro.. A. 12, Sbspperd; W, U. S. !net at the home of Mrs, cheribg again this winter. Re al.
P. S., Bro. I. 1. Mcllwain; tread„ Neil G. Macl enzie on Frida� after- ways has the best of meat for his
Bro.-J, A. Elliott; marshal, Bro. R. noon, customer,.
Wilson. lett., Bro. H. Saab; P. M.. Mrs. Duncan MacLennan left for There are a lot of wandering coxa
Mho, . Z. Mctlwein; committee* Toronto on Saturday to attend the running around the country. It is
U. F. O. Convention, which will meet
this week. • +~ a pity some one would not get a shot
at them for luck. •
Rev. Mr. Campbell, of Toronto, oe. The men of Crewe United Church,
toted the pulpit at both . morning held a. wood bee last Thursday to eut
arejoeevening services in Ashfield wood for the winter in 14r. Joe. Cran-
.Presbyterian church on .abs th last.:ston's bush. They got eulte a nice
pile cut. There maybe some more to
SHRI'PARiDTO:- cut so anyone who did hot get to the
Quite a number from around rebee will have a chance to helplater.
attended the dance at Richard, Mein- The W.M,S, held a very suecessful
tyre's last Friday night. All repot meeting, at the home of Mrs. Ray-
* good time. m o n d Finnigan .last Thursday,
Mr, and Mrs. Frank Rawkine came There was a large turn out and There
, up from 'Toronto to attend the fun- were some good talks giver, on differ -
feral of Mrs. Ilawkina' father,' Mr, ent subieets eoncernine the welfare
' Hetherington, also the fume's) of Mr. of the church.
George Clark, a brotherrin-law. Ike Gauley had the miafortune to
Mira. Hars•ey E. Potter and two have his house burned down last
children, Their* and horns. from Tuesday. *corning. They got most of
Lsn;tbank, Seek., arrir.d last 6 atur-
day to .spend the winter with her
parents. Mr 'and Mrs. Robt.. 'logic.
and other friends. .
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! Mr. 111aedel visited friends tit Ben- r' BELFAST
Mr. Glenwood Campbell is engaged
for the winter months with Mr. I;obt.
A•tnlrew, near Zion.
Mr. D. X. Webster, of Lucknow, is
tiding a few weeks s,,eth her
aghter, Mrs. W. G. Reed.
Miss bila Irwin has returned from
ampton after several weeks' lista.
n with her aunt there.
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Brea. J. rooter, Bro. 3, McCann, Bro.R CREWE
A. ohm, igro. _."r4,. McCann,' Bro. C.
Elliott, . We are sorry 'to report that .itis.
P. Sherwood is no better at the time
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Our teacher, Miss Andrew, of Luck- Mr. Jess Gray; of Goderich, is via -
'tang his daughter. Airs.. Watt .Shack..
now; was home over the- W eek.end. ,letons, this past week.
The Women's Institute met last Mrs., Shackleton is still confined: to
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EUCHRE *rd DANCE
11001k IC 'HALL
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G000 MUSIC MG LIINCB
AJ4 Ir.iew, 75c c.rpt.. Estes tally, 25c
Hamilton Street
Shoe Store
Complete line of ladies', gentle-
men's nasi children's shoes.
Come in and compare our prices.
Med and B Mbid four '1,pt s'oT Yjh2t
A pseud, .Y doubled, B, redoubled.
and all passed. Y opened the ace of
hearts and then led the trey. how
shoukl.A play the combl'ned hands "r
After winning the second trick with
the king of hearts. A should lead the
king of spades. He should then lead
a low' diamond and win the trick In
Bas hand with the king. Ile should
then lead a low spade and win the
trick with the ace in his own hand.
the effeyd+s out, but there were some
things urned, ,clothes,' shoes, etc.
There s a small Insnranee on the
buildi g. Ike is living in the store
at C we at present.
• miller on Tuesday.
1 . Mr, Tidies Fisher visited with Mr.
1, ,1!:4.•Mrs. Maed.l on Monday.
Z's bid and rebid of tombs indicated, o1r
that he must have held at least 'live
clubs so , that his orisifiM hoidtng
trust have been six hearts, fthe clubs,
one spade and one diamond. There -
fort, A at the sixth trick should lard
a diamond and !'!sassi the jack.
Played in this way, AB should maks
their contract for YZ can only maks
the ace of hearts and two sped,
tricks. Play out the hand far prat.
In this particular hand, Z faded to tire.
No..,
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Hearts -8
Clubs--notte
Diamonds. -none
;!paces—X. 9, 6, 3
UUcartaw-Q, 7
e"tsatos—none
Diamoode*•••none+
llpadee—A, Q, 8
Y
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B:
Hearts X, 0
C'h bs—none
bionsende-.atutwe
Spades—.Ti*** t
TMcrs arcs t:o tramps and Z is in the
fwd, Nartat es* YS win three of the
*s,s Woks molest any !'fence ?
Mime' is Pii$.rat Ne. 3
* shoed herd the jsek of spades and
A's b.ot play is the geom. If A
shelled ploy the are 'Y* will wilt the
hN.scs at the tricks. If A allows
lies Jacek es laid the trkk. AB ran
tlearts-.-10, 7, 4, It
Clops -•-none
Dlamends—non.
Spades -10
Miss Mary Phillipa, of Toronto,
*nt a few days recently with her
ter, Mrs. Thos.. Ferguson.
telfest was well represented in
:eknow tonics hall last Friday night
hear "The Bashful Mr. Bobs,"
Mr. and Mrs. 'toy Alton and chit-
epent Thursday with relatives
Port Albert and Slleppaardton.
:Mfrs. Thea. Taylor and son, Har.
on, :0th ion. West Warrenaelh, spent
esday at the home of Gilbert Vint,
LEEBURN
Mrs. Kersey ?otter, of Langbank,
sk., is visiting her merits, Mr,
d Mra. R. die.
Mr. Joh* Herter, of Goderfeh,
.t several days with his son, 'Ter.
e► Hunter.
Miss Grace Hearten, of Goderich
spital, sport 8.nilay afternoon at
me.
Several from around 'bort attend -
the funeral et the late Jiro George
ark, at Carlene, en Friday.
Ur. Ester isms+, .1 allIgliew, has
n dawn arstesd hero •AO mirthk
with his Wane, Oudot for
fsrmers.
r. 'dices einsainelesstXwaret
week, aoaw set the hymen*
drawitag set their grain
Ielan the ten, * !ahold play the king
cod than load the 'tine. If B Aso
low. Ili steroid play the !aloe, 1
A ht bice land. A can um lead
'wort .ar sa spode. If the fervour,
vitae toe trkk and hods s spade.
A lone the ore and mull surds,
will via the rewdslesg tricks.
either cants therefore. AD erase
may ens *rick. Wawa A, there.! win sates spode and .ser heart
fere, , Bess querns set epode*, Y so that Y* win three of the
Barad 11. With s + 1'l og tricks *Cellist any elaIeoas.
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Our Lines of
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when doing your holiday
Shopping
Dig Values_
MISS B. NOBLE
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Roue. Fres was►'at McGaw an
Monday. a
Quite a number attended the salt
at Chas. Petrle'e on Tuesday.
Mis;, M. Diekson spent one day ,
last weak ander the parental roof,
The Misses Edna and Vesta Mur-
rav are spending. some time in Gode-
rich.
See "David Laird,' the .millitinaire,
in -"A Reining Hand" at Union, Dec-
ember 23rd.
Miss Margaret Davidson has re-
turned from a three weeks' visit in
the Ambitious City.
Mr. Geo,,,McItwain has been indis-
posed' lately. We wish frim •e speedy
return of good health.
Mrs. 'phos. McWhinney, of Nile. is -
visiting atter daughter,'s, Mrs. Rue.
eel Free's, for a few days.
Miss Ross, teacher of Cedar Val..
ley school, spent the week -end with
her friend,. Ruby Dickson,
Mr. and Mrs. Jake Cousins attend-
ed the party last Friday evening
given by Dick McIntyre at Nile..
Iter. and Mrs. Joseph Tigert are
visit nr, at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. Russell Free, for a few. days.
A number of the ylunr; . people
around here attended the dance in
the Oddfellowo' Hall in. Goderich.
Mrs. Geo, Ashton spent a week in
Goder'ich recently visiting with her
parents, Mr. and Mre. Jas. Steven-
son.
Next Sunday the service at Union
church will be 'held in the morning at
11 o'clock instead of in the afternoon
as formerly.. Sunday school will: be.
held at 10 a.m.
The play entitled, "Tare Economy
Boomerang." will be presented in St,
Andrew's United church on Friday
evening, Dee. 18th. Besides this
there will be songs, ;recitations, dia.,'
logues, etc,
Miss Flort;nee Johnston, who Spent
the paat,two months at the home of
Mr. and Mrs.- It. Sowerby, is spend-
ins twoweeks in Goderich beforere-
fined/1g to her home at " Sheppard-
A rumor IS. afloat and there is prop.
bability in it that Mr, ,Wilmot
Macke will be.a candidate for coun-
cillor in No 2 section of the forth -
corning election: Wilmot •is a good
man andit ie ~!loped he will sthiul.
AUBURN
-'1, r.. Williama' sale last week was
quite a :ffgceeSe; all s ° cirttle were
sold.. .
The S. S. in Wesley church intend
having an entertainment at Christ -
tries. •
The dance at the Foresftere' hall
last Friday evening was 'pretty well
patronized.
Mr.' O. E. Erratt went to -Toronto'
the former part of this week with a
carload of cattle.
Aa we are "at► roaching the festive
season of the te5ar, the storee are.�rut-
ting art'' a gaay sppeatence. -
Mrs.. Straugiletn has taken up her
residence with her. daughter, Mrs.
Williams, of Gederich Township.
Miss T;elma.Lawlor is on the sick
list et present,.; but we are pleased to
state that she is on a fair way to re-
covery. ,
Last week 1lev. Mr. Banes. Went
to Exeter to see his sister, who was
injured in an auto accident. We did
not hear the particulars.
Mrs. Mayhew, of Thameaville,
who has been here mace the death
of her father, Mr. T' Straughan, re-
turned to her home last Thursday.
Tuesday • afternoon the Women's''
Institute met in the basement of
Enox church. Quite a large num-
ber were present, considering the
weather. ,
the pupils of S.S. No. ;, Colborne,
are busy at present making ready
for their Christmas entertainment.
It 'wilt be held in the school house on
the evening of :the 28th.
Bast Monday afternoon or early on
Tuesday naornitrg about 2r. o'clock, a
party endeavorbnr to go the hill got
into the "ditch at the elevator end
had to hall for. assistance before 'he
got out.
Rev. Mr. Grace, of Toronto, had
charxe of the •Presbyterian congre-
gation last Sunday. There was, a
good attendance. Mr. Gracey will
be here next Sunday. . This week he
lit organjxing the ° Presbyterian
church in Blyth; Every one will be
welcome to attend the services here.
.1011,RINITif0 AT TIM ter:1
OLD TIME
and
MIXED DANCE
lea Maswaic Temple
Task 14 Dec. 1
Violin Classic, by Mise. Me
Kinnon. of Xinrardine.
bin Hutt a *ice
accompaaniesdrby Mrs. Irwin, of
ort It.
Cates and joy than awning.
Music for a
Ty body and $ wd
Lttsiesia. - .:"e.r .
. alt, float Meager
Adx.kaIw. E 1 , Slie
CHRISTMAS SUGGESTIpNS
from the REXALL DRUG STORE
The Wild and Coll C hristinas Gift Line
Leather (roods. Novelties, Toilet (loath, Stationery,Oandy---a1! min hind -wane
lied and Gold B9 ni. •.
French Ivory •
I3rusheu, liiirrors, Combs, Manicure R:>lls and. odd opisee9, Toilet:Sets. etc..
at greatly reduced prices.
Toilet Goods _
Perfumes, Toilet Waters, Compacta. Corabinaticu. Sets, ole. by the leading
French and Canadian makers,
Kook lis
Folding Pocket Ketiake, Brownie.Carneras, Carrying Cases. Snap Shot . Af-
lame and Calendars. Brownie Gift •Box $g.f}O.
Candy
Ligge':t's and PattErton',. In Fancy Christ..;..,. .....cages .M1M_..., lr___
Chocolates in
+ountairt Pens
Parker's
$2,io $i3OO
Pen and' Pencil Sete 6.!10 'Sq to Z1
Hercules Pen, exceptionally atmoatli writing $1
Smoker's Supplies
r Pipes, Cigars, Tobacco Pouches, Cigarette Case% eta.
Hot WaterBottles, Thermos Bottles and Kits, Safely Razors,
• Shaving Brushes, Shaving Lotions, Greeting Cardsri-ier,
Flashlights, ec.
H. C. DUNLOP
GODERICH, ONTARIO,
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• Miller's Worm Powders will drive Customer: ` "Say, ' conductor, at Maybe it was the "ipplesauce"
worms fromthe system without. in. which end of the car can Yget`oft?" that made Adam fall.'
jury•to the child, The powders are Conductor: "Either end, you slip, -\ • *...
so easy to take that the iuoet deli'- both ends .atop." r,`' -
tate stomach can assimilate them `
a no o>a4 ..og
and welcome theta as speedy eaters
of pain, becca Tse they promptly' re-
move the worms that encasesthe :'pals'
and thud..the4suffering of the child is.
relieved.. With so sterling a remedy
at hand no child should .suffer an
hour from worms. s>! at4
REBEKAH LODGE
EUCHRE and DANCE
Thursday, Dec. 17111, 1925
In the Oddfellowe Hall
Cards at 8 o'clock. Good Music
Admission` 50c.
Christmas Shopping
Is a Real Pleasure
Smith's Art Store
never before had we such a
wonderful collection of beau-
tiful gifts.
Artistically framed Pic-
tures ; and you.know every-
body just loves a Picture.
English China
Fancy: Work and Novelties.
Conte in and see all our
pretty things.
Store open every evening.
Sreith's Art sad Gift Store
East Street Mae 198
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,ti few *wort . models in
Ribber., Sethi or .Velvet, ape.
¢tally, priced. Shot/lder Flow.;,
ire. Corsage Eongnets and
other' . Tittle i.nggestlona for'
Christmas.` . '
Yoe are invited to call.
A. A.
McKinnon
Hamilton Street.
:=onao osesog
Santa Claus Is Coming
Get ready .for his arrival by get-
ting your,, suits and overcoats
pressed and cleaned;
Satisfaction Guaranteed
at tho.
Goderidt.French Dry !ming Woes.
Prompt and Expert Service'
Q, H. VROOMAN
' Phone 122 West Street
DAINTY FURNITURE
for reception room, parlor, 11 -
homy or hall, daintily *signet
Tat str.rgl7 balk for p.raaan'
est use and loath* sevasout:
Reade yea an s.Hct your i e-
noireeratarla In thou Uses, u it
all oder Ask st Skin it tit. bstt.rh, !
isodiorsiosii picot
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Geo. Stewart's
FLORIST.
OUR STOVES
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Biggest Assortment in
town.
Don't Buy until • yeti' See
HAROLD OI.ACKSTONE'.S
FURNITURE EXCHANGE
On the BrO adway et Geode:I k
GIFTS.
which are sensible and practical are always more acceptable
and most appreciated. Let us suggest
SUPPERS SKATING BOOTS
MOCCASINS SUPPER SOLES
GOLOSHES PUMP TREES ETC.
In our travelling goods department
CLUB BAGS - SUIT CASES
HAT BOXES BOSTON BAGS
Make your selections early, while our new stocks are
contplete•
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