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i tee electigh of Mr. W. Vendee, R
Lander beeleitaL Ea W Irma times
a month end never Baii1�. ?M
e wish #all our Ami. . be .a
{ : r,lrtl+i ly ..w L O. i:. art
_! fast. of wkieb be was a tsreadrer
aiw:h sympathy is easeaded to tin
Patrons bereaved landly, as they hive he
so much trainee it their family
Mrs. Bowles' ,another died last May
A Wm Chrweeks latnd rs. e • � Henry 8orlaetd 4lied thrra
1� 1�L Mas aPIE
LD
and aMoe Janie 3[etctdf arrived home _
!front Detroit for the t'hrtatms,s heti.
days.
Mr. Ches. Weston. of Detroit, ieD iNGAN NON
visiting itis parents in the village at Sir. B. J. Crawford 'hale had the
present. telephone installed in his home, his
call being 123 r
Ws. Alex. Durnin returned last
week to her home in Saskatoon atter'
a *ix -week*' visit with relatives in •
this district.
Mr. R. J. Wiggins arrived on iVcd-
nesmduy from tobermory and will ,
spend the vacation it the home of hie
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Wiggins
The annual Christina* tree of Sc
Paul's Anglican ehu,•ch is being hes,.
Prises&
A Van' NAPP
CHRISTMAS
swot
MISS S. NOBLE
leRITISH EXCHA!+ /LOCK
appy New Year
Cole's Book Store
Successor to •
PORTER'S
L A. L. ?'a. 24 are holding a bo'
social, progressive enenre aml rociat
hop in the town heal en New Year's
tee.
Mil's Ellen Gerrie, the principal it
our public school. left on Wednesday
evening to spend her Christmas holi•
days at her home in Ingersoll.
The Anglican church Sunday sehou
('hristmae entertainment was held in
i1 the town hill on Friday *venins last ,
t and a good proem)." censisting of 3'0. in the parish hall Thursday evening
i citations. choruses dialogltes and t' when a congret;•ational *ovnd will 1.► i
play which wets enjoyed by all in•es- enjoyed.
lent. bliss Beth Willis, of Detroit, urriv-
t The Sunday eehoo1 Christmas en -
I tertainment of S. Andrew's United
chureh was held in the basement elf
the church on Tuesdey evening; this
eeeeee week, when a migrant' of l'a'nes and
-°°��"'���""'`"�` A'- . � music was lciuen, when all: eng:tyd n
ed on Wednesday to e'pend the (nrirt-
ntas holidays at 'the ]tome of het
errand xt'ents, ?1r. and Mrs. B. J
Crawford.
bite Kenneth Benny, of the Stand -
BE AST pleasant evening torethez, transferred to the staff of the bank
We With you all is very Merry public sehleol Reid their enter'- at Brussels and left on Thursday lust i
°ltriattnne and u /hippy New Year. tainntent in the town kali on Friday to assume his duties there, ,'4r. C.
c AAmon the sick week are blr, : °"ening, Dee, 20th, when a Jewel pro. J. Mahon, of Stevensville, arrived th s
ong ey. and this+ir. and bare; Mt- grant was given by the schehire of same day to take the position here,
recitations, drills and dialogues The new.boo'ks hat's been placed of
brat Caineren and children. which deserves much credit to 'ht. the sheaves rf the library and '
and Bank staff, Dungannon, hue heel
:41 d M Sid
r. an .:s. . i ney Ferguson teachers as well las the scholars. ready for distribution to member;
a returned frail 'hair haneyniooii ' '^^~^-�^^�--•-• The 1'-
' e arhave all old I,yednesday of last week, Dec. ISth
+�i s parents, aver. and Mrs. Thos. Fer. s hooka returned by the end of the yeaz
ors ssxecutozsi otl'cr bar of A nes Old tividovx of the luta Mr
f m order to check them u an the lists g '
h;ev who have jtrin d f 19`'7
trip and. are visiting with the fdrin.1 AUBURN brarian would like to
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TO OUR PATRONS AND FRIENDS GOI)E
RICH AND VICINITY; WE EXTEND OUR WISHES
FOR
A MERRY . CHRISTMAS AND A HAPPY AND
PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR
THE MANAGEMENT AND STAFF OF
WORLD'S RECORD HEN
A full view and a close»up of S. C.'
White Leghorn No. 6, which laid :3511
e gs in 1364 days at 4gassiz, 13. C. I
The bird, which laid for 218 censera-
tive' days without a break, was breM�.
and is owned by the University of
British Columbia, Vancouver.
OBITUARY
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,, SCOTT. -The death took lata on
Fuson. ! litre, bawl ' t ,
late residence or sale this week.
it` Tito list of w books W11.1) bl I James Scott, and mother of Mrs, F,1
ed n�f hero's cons�ation. any of the
The Belfast Orangemen had their
• e Pub114" y A. McNally, Goderich, and of Mr.) SCHOOL. REPORTS
releetion of officers Inst Tuesday Our stores are all beautifully- de-' ext week
night and are "its follows; W. bf. ecrittedh, by thein we are reminded of DIr Robert lit
Alert. Hackett: D. M., the 'Cbz t
i , onus ei7luson; tin sec. ; i'• a erson, of S. S. No. 3, Cot- , neo the most popuier Her husband predeceased her twc
Robert J. Scott, of Colborne Mrs f' r big jobs are held by who don't
Roy Alton; is Inas season, ooze, our genial 'Scott had been failing for some time.
townsman is
f tf
chspla i 1 h )< °i1 Jefferson, ecu to ie n
+Geo, McRoberts; tress,; ceoelit+ aloe borne, is cclosing his duties as teacher Melly among these t season, cape' daug Aga. She was barn in Byron, .
safe; rec. sec., Wilbert .fueree; n. ee in tate section this week,y g ladzele. beery Clay daughter of the latewas 'nor John B. a
".. Robison Woods; come Gilbert Thin is the w nowhhe is invited to their Homes, and of a familyof five sister n
eek. of Sunday school where he'is treated in the very beet three brothers oly two now remain
Vint; S. ft., John. Mullin; Ebner Alt• entertainmentsin the village; we manner possible. Turkeys, geese : Mrs. McBride,f Owen S
sin, Will Alton, Clifford Jiack,...t, . have been cultivating the social side ducks. and chickens, which have been Sound, and
ef`the youth's nature during the past growing and fattening for several Mr.Mrs.
Sault Ste. Matte, Mich.
.(: -wee— week.McBrider were here for
`""""'.menthe past, are laid low at his come the funeral, and 'Mao Miss Irvin, of
Miers' Elsie Lawlor, of the London ins .• Nothing is too good for him. Listowel, a niece of the deceased an
i Normal School, and her sister, bliss ne ss #i professional poultry Plucker, Mr. andr ` d
Lottie, also' of I,on n( e, Galey, of Stratford:
do , are spending Air, and ilrrs. James Stadion, of After their merriage Mr. and Mee,
e i i the Chrietznas holidays under the pe- Ogetua, Sask., arrived here on Satur- Scott resided in Colborne township
h r'i st mass eternal roof. .day, after an; absence of fifteen years
t Our public school - entertainment in the West. Mr. and Mrs, Stoth-
ers are well and favorably known in
this district, having resided for sev-
eral years on the farm at present
owned by Mr, David McGratten.
After a brief visit with Postmaster
Stathersand other relatives here
they are at present with the lady's
Zell 11 r t tl
s i last Friday evening' was well attend -
i ed. The parents and visitors turned
g shone ort in ,good numbers.' The se:Whirs
performed their tasks well and every.,
cne' went home well pleased.
Mr. and Mts. bletitland Allen;, ac.
CORSAGE FLOWERS in see Vanied by ltiltsa. Dorothy : Craig
:... SCARFS
and NOVELTIES
NOW Hats :.
for the holiday season, in
Ribbon and Metallic Truss-
min s to
Dort colorings Ing and
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re at Detroit and 'lint.. MI:eh., -tor •parents, Mr. and Mrs. noun, who re -
Christmas holidays. They also ' ex -
o Kankakee,: "Illinois, to
visit their aunt, a 'sister of Mrs, At.
len's s
mother.
Mr.and
Mrs.
ble
Le
od are hinting
_ha
rtu
_happy .pion ofh
telt
family. y sec
billies' and children's hose. Ile is
very proficient at this job, unci his fine
ished •product compares favorably
with. that of the larger factories.
While he takes orders for custom
n
knitting, yet his goods areto. be had
tor and John n were sss
in this sum -
as been in the 'Wiest
for the past two years. Robert 'Ian
Stratford. All are home for Christ -
roe.
The preen
er'
ease
yt of the village
heard two good sermons last Sunday.
The .11
&de in Ashfield.,
The -hone of liir: George Rivett is
a hive .of industry these days the
whirr of is-knittin
B
'
e bet
og
ma t
nufac uses yarn into eoeke find
beard- almost continuously;: as he
in one of the local stores, and their
ev. bit. Vesary a ret ed id 1 1 `
urn nes.'in a ready -Sale as the t ua sty of
cleverly bleblendedmaterials,materials,aionsry trent Korea was in. chart yam used is dependable. l�r Rivett
- • gave ,, a an interesting suecaunt of �h� who screed ovcrseoverseaszn the great war
Ifs
missionary 'efforts in that distant is to be congratulated upon his enter"
prise and industry, at the season of
the year when labor on farms is least
land.
Last Friday evening a number as-
seinisled at the home of Mr. SVllliam° in demand.
MISS NI VILA Staart, of Nicest Wawanoah, The There`s a song in the sire
Young 'people engaged in: various There's ti slur in the sky
-.lingaton_Street:,.amusements and theender ones for There's a mother's deep prayer l .
_'--•• the -tltna•-"being'M.forgot,•the••-aceumula-- AI i tnsiby'_'slotiv-ery
.fit a,�t t t l bon's of years and engaged in the And.-tArid star rains its Tare
amusements of theiryouthful days. ys. "While the beautiful ,sing ; •
_ For the manager at Bethlehem
Cradles a King.
q
eee
Season's " Greet n
just to let you know that we wish cveryona;
A Very Merry Chri tmas and A Happy and
Prosperous New- Year.
Ates we take this opportunity to thank our
many customers for their patronage during'
the present year. We trust it has been to
our mutual advantage and hope it may con»
tinue- through the coming year 1927. -
HERN SI ler. c lrxrs't
PHONE 43W : T1iE SQUARE
Heartiest Christmas Greetings
and Best Wishes for the
New Year from
In thelight of that star
' 'Lie the ages linpeari'd
And the song from afar
Has swept ever the world •;
rEveryy heart is afame
r
And the beautiful sent-
,, In the homes. of the nations
That Jesus is King.
where the greater part• of .their life
was spent. For a number of yeare
they resided on the Lake Shore road
in Ashtleld but returned to Colborne.
Mrs. Stott was a member of the Pres-
byterian church and the funeral ser-
vices on Friday last were conducted
by Rev. R. C. illeDerntid. The pall-
bearers were Messrs. Gordon Young.',
John Robertson and Jarvis McBride.
all of: Colborne, and Mr..Jn> it. Gra.
ham, of Gaderich.
HARDY. --Port 'Colborne
Ctnizen tJates Edwin Hardy, well -know'
itesi '
dent n of
town of
Piet " p
Colborne,aased antay at theSt. Catharines
iso
spits' Tuesday, Dec 14, after an
illness of five weeks. During .this
Period*
ptffned�to his home bu
was
fi'
t
e1nen 1
out
and around,
y
fil--
inti himself as late as Decembr 6th
able to tome down •street and east hia
oiillot in the municipal election, . Lat-
er in the week he betaine worse and
Dee. 10 was taken to .the St. Cathar-
iness hospital where an operation .watt
performed when it Was found that It
would be impossible to save his life.
The funeral will be held from his late
residence, Forest avenue, Friday.
December 17, at 2 p.m. under the
'auspices of Beacon Lodge, No. • 201.
T. O. O. F. The Rev. W. G. O. Thome).
sen. Rev. J. F. Wedderburn and -Rev
T. M: Moyer ,wilt Uiiicia Tfie ta.
Mr. Hardy, leaves to mourn his loss,
besides a .devoted wife, e, twoo (laugh.»
er*, Mrs. William Wincott, of town
and Mien, at .'home; two. sons, Leon-
and of town, and Stephen at home
and one brother, Hugh, also of Port
Colborne. One sort predeceased him
on October 13, 1924. The late Mr.
Hardy was born in Chatham, Ont.
He came to Port Colborne from God-
erich, Ont., ,fourteen years ago. De-
r
We rejoice in the Tight, ceased was an employee lof the a
And we echo the song plc Leaf Milting Company. IIs was
At erne
night inter of .
That comes down through the t ght. Beacon Lodge, No. 201.
From the heal/only throng:, 1.0.0.p'•, and belonged to the Port
Ave! we shout to the lovely Colborne firemen, serving faithfully
Evangel they bring; with the Alerts for a number of
0.14 And we greet in his cradles ' years, lie was also a valued member
Our Savior and King. of the Canadian: Foresters. The lata
How expressive the words of this Mr. Hardy attended St. James'
beautiful little poem, as it carries us church*" no was one of the well -
bark' over the centuries to this glad known citizens of fort Colborne and
, and wonderful time almost two tholehad made 'many friends,who deeply
sand years ago when the Christ -Child- regret his sudden passing' and extend
was born. We can almost hear the sincere sympathy ttr the bereaved
angels' song, and see the "star" lead- fnmlly,
ting on_ and on until it "came and
steed • over where the young child
lay. Two thousand years have pas-
. tied sane that time, and still we cele-
brate
the anniversary of that event., "Indeed? And why?" growled the
the .world bears the same signilacanee „ !
Because the season** malty spelled i
e
Bir etc aaearas..
"It seems to one,. dad," said the young'
hopeful, "that the proper kind of present
for Christreao,ts a ten dollar hill;'
• No other happening In the history of parent.
•es Christmas. It seems to carry r'ith
it a soothing, mellowing effect, upon � Bat he iierer to
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the roughest and most unsympathetic Jowled.
tidied him. -New fork
of humans. From the poorest pests.; w _-- -.
ant to the lordliest monarch, each in Ilse Attrreslax.
So Entered en yf:itd loa.h toter
Ther YL icon tl,e stair,
out het LortlIth t`,! n,icill,e; '
rh. Lai out i , i, •r true.
his cwn way, keeps} this festive, day.
Christmas: -•--What bellowed' ussocia•
.' tions are mingled with that one word
The aged parents -a -probably in the.
' old 'lana --remember with delight tht
time when their family, all young,.
J. Re Wheeler's Furniture Store l
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=t ` HAMILTON STREET
then, gathered *boat the restive-
board. How rsjcerly they watch the''
shores which havecalledtheir some
or their' daughters to the new world
�A�t�� Or, the WAWA(' roan or woman who'
'OWSC 111awl1I4 halt .heard the call of the city. With
,...�: "shat iripatienee he or she awaits the+
mails for letters- tom the forel,gn
We wish all our Patrons a Merry
Christmas s a l ,. Happy An
Prosperous l` lew¥ear
THE WILLARD CAR.
approach of the holiday season. that;
they may go "home for Chrietmax.
The ,riving of gifts le continued as r W� h all our
remembrance of the time whir
the greatest gift of all was even to,
earth. The spirit of Christmas is ter -
the air. We cannot get avey from;
it. A ,y tido* of teas old land.17rieuds
whiyt bas become ath root loS �eiste' 1*
this reentry,by is an carols.
ht M. Christmas
f h' release l'i'ana and carela. r or 1
Christmas mornie . ter the "watts or
eared singers, The writer recalls
with nteassnt remeialrranese. leis*
Year
reiVertiastorso.
•'i rallt4 to ars• yon. air." n taartrd the
popular foaiii pastor of the t'hureh of
the J xteadtstl Isorot*iian iv the•prtintier
tor of a * st,u" •;”o ascertain trli*t
sea Would pay for iii assorted tar or sup,
ctn.-soy front one do','n to tit'e-to be
ddlvered twntrdMtcly atter t'bri+'mss."
RADIO A and B_ spaMliiwt Christaiss In thesaraaey
eolith. '!,,list awakened before clay-.
BATTERY SERVICE STATION airfht ban tea, watts, sit tie)* sped {
.1 raters r th, roots in s�ccars. trilling the
swept sea i>Rnetst *trbodI.d M the'
Christmas 'arab. tine almost wow.
- %lj I1K �.J R�'"'� " erred. of, being strewed
front oars':
j""� greases, if, at were net the beefs AMCUT the
oe
SAYFIELD ROAD 1i of tkie•—'semi years t
we east pane the wrestd sem. sand
wish 1111 era reettere a Very story 1
('keletasis woe a rad Sew Two. - t
,fled a
S. S. No. e9. Dunlop
The following have been tested
during the month df December , on
Agrieulture, Geography, Composition
Grammar, Writing, Spelling and
Arithmetic. The average is on 10Mee.
Sr. 1V: -Lulu Jewell, 90. Jr. IV. -
Erie Quaid, 62; Frank Horton, 43.
Sr. III;.--Phyllus Horton, 45. Jr, IIX.
Louis Fulford, 42. Jr. IL• --Francis
Linklater, 98; Verne Jewell, 77; Dave I
Horton, 74; Fred Jewell,til; Billie)
Parrish, 63. Pr.-BobbiFarrish. 1
Average attendance 10. Number oa
roll 11,
liarD(1NALL?,1
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ANNA' Ix, i
What's ..the user By the time a
man outgrows swell head his waist
line gets the idea.,
The reason a kiss 'meant mare in
theolddays was because because there was
no Take One • , si>xir gink.osit.
Saaddle KOP80.1"1
G.tsd I'c'icle las b..secired. at
m 'HE DURNIN FAIN..
en Huron Road (ProvincialHigh-
r
way) it T':rMr ler t�orners, 41/2
ilea front tie f to Goderich.
All Chalets of Horses (Heave and No Batteries or Aerial
Ligfijt) for nide.
One Matched team of drlvin+> Rogeeirtdy
horaes. 7 years gild. for. . sale.' .
Suitable Der a doctor.;' ' ' #
T. M. t t t Pla. er Piano Rolls
1`el..&e3 r kS 1 ►1�taruiewaarrtr xaritnryrrrrr�►sr�rtacr
men
get enough sleep. Chris � 'IC�SJ1'�Liaitll"� 'y
A wife is a person wile. feels safer New Cavendish Pattern t
when left- alone if there is a histol in a 1 h Pn en Hn s
in new shapes and coitus
Al! Velvet Hats reduced -we..
have a good assortment;
to choose from
W is invite yogi to call
Universal Millinery
NO TI -1 'SIDE. SQUARE,
the bottom oilier locked trunk. -
--GO .TO---
Le BLit
STV
WEST, STREET
roe .milt
Ice Cream
V
Christmas Candies '
Novelties
Chocolate
.,sit-• ... •r
Gir�'l Boxes
mo
Agent for t
Rogers Radios
Conte in''tgndl eolo-� sooting' l
_ r nw•lino of-Cliri,trnas �t
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BEAUTIFUL PICTURES
LOVELY CHINA
CANDLESTICKS
and FANCY CANDLES
FLOWER BOWLS
gond JARDINIERES •
EMBROIDERED
CUSHIONS and CENTRES,
etc.
also other dainty and attract ;
ive little gifts too numerous
to mention.
CHRISTMAS CARDS
TAGS hod SEALS
--Bat the best gift.of all
• is a PICTURE
All Gifts bought here will be
packed free of charge for
mailing or exppress
STORE -(WEN EVENINGS .:.
Smith's Art ind Gift -Store 1
hast St.
J. T. + ' ELL
Thou* 198 i
Constipation
Biliousness
Stomach and
Bowel Trouble
Re iovesil by
F -Lax Tablets
and SOc a Box
INSURANCE
alte,: .
Mahal Life
dentes .Coma
of Costerals.
• iseterrieaai tu.
Hien Orrice : 'VaIUZ.O i,
b. O. M111P, A
pw*x sob
La* sr. , domucet, flat:.
r
take No Ctautes
With Your cattery
Vilma you are aft using your'
ear pier Suety is gratdaally
losing its .clime. A dts
charged Battery freezes when
the stercory drops to 32
lfreesieg posat), them the
Battery is jack. platy safe
aid set is store it this wit -
ler sad it will be kept
+barge& all winter. Oar
price for • winter storage is .
remould* a*d we win :cease
and get your flattery. -
It sure pays to be ort the safe
side. .......__.
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BARKER BROS.
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Service Station
• Plies. 41,7W.
GOD I 'R I'CH
Merry Christmas
and a
"Happy New Year
GES 'STEWART
a
IRIk
Got his
Lest Year's
Overcoat
Dry Cleaned
•t:realm hissed
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-Get your Suits sad Overcoat fresh
eeed up for Christmas: We're.
OW that absolute ateatnatss for a
fraction of the. Lost of sew clothes.
Goder'+ch French Dry Closing Works
lrrompt and Expert Service-
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J . rt
�H 'tab di,N'
Phones 122 West Street.
We positively sive you srooey
err
Doll- Carriages
lrl Kindersarten ;Sets - 4.
for the Ifiddias
Ik New Stove
--or a wipiecief Furniture- i :.
for•tbe old talks
. •....,».ler+.
Your Douai boo woo,
Menti -at
FUR TURF EIONANIE
On the Brood**, et G.4s*Ieb
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Our windows are ()lied with goods suitable for
presents for folk of a11- ages, presents they will
apprecis' rte and be thankful to you for.
Cosy HOUSE and BOUDOIR SUPPERS,
SKATING BOOTS, MOCCASINS,
SLIPPER TREES, GOLOSHES and OVERSHOES
BOOT fopiiie BABY. etc., etc.
CLUB BAGS, SUIT CAPS, HAT BOXES
A full new line for the holiday season.
COME AND TAKE A LOOK.