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The Spirit of the Holiday is in the Air
We can show a wide range of Suitable and Practical Gifts
Our store is literally overflowing with Gift Toiletries, Pearltone, Cameras,
Fountain Pens and.Pen Sets, Candy, Kodaks, Musical Instruments, Radios,
Victrolas, Snapshot Albums, Fancy Boxed Stationery, Perfumes, Christmas
Booklets and, Christmas Cards, Records, .Flashlights, Ladies' , Handy Bags, -
Leather Bill Folds, Electric Hot Water_ Rattle $4,75.
We wish to thank you for one of the best years' business in our history
aid trust we may,continue to merit your favors, and wish you one and all
a Merry briistmas and a Happy New Year.
You are as weleorn a to look as to buy
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Toilet Articles
Yon. can see variety, and quality
Imported _ and domestic. The ,
.newest and best in i
Waterman and
—Parker
Fountain Pens
and Pencils
PENS, $2,75 TJP
PENCILS $1.00 VP
Waterman's - �.v
Desk Sets
,Face Powder, Creams,
Compacts, Rouges, Bath Salts,
Body0 up
Powder, Perfumes, .,�
Sets of Yardley's;
Bourjois, Gay Pares,
Colgates, ,etc, . .
Nelson's .Patterson's
i
and Moir's
Fancy Boxed Condit
60c`to $5.00 a'box
• . Kodaks
Radio
hristas :.anklets ,
50,.10;15c, 20c
wonderful range
Snapshot Albums
Scotch Heather Cards 5, x.14," 15c
Rubber Toys, 25c
and Musical Supplies
Brownies
Instruments, Strings •
$L25 to $32.50
•and, Accessories '
Radio • and EIectrola
Hear . Victor and be convinced
Pearltone
attraetive toilet articles
Single Pieces, 65c up.
Complete. Sets, $7.50 up
Mother-of-pearl on amber,
Rose pearl on amber,
Maize pearl on amber,
Green pearl on amber,
Combs, Brushes, Mirrors,
Odd Pieces, Manicure Pieces
and Manicure Sets
New Handy Bags:
FOR GIFTS.
Smartest styles in newest shades,
Priced $1.00 to' $4.50
English Leather
Bill Folds and Purses
25c to $3:50
Orthophonic .V ctrola
No Compromise on Tone
Sold and Guaranteed. by Victor. and`.
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WESTFIELD
A ;.Merry Ohristmas and a Happy
New Year to all the readers, of The
Star.
The children of S. 'S. No. 6 are
busy pratatising fortheir..,Christmas
tree to be held on C'riday afternoon
of 'thi's week.
Several of the members of the
quarterly board met at Auburn in the
Knox 1)nited church on 'Tuesday of
this week, it being the last meeting
of the year. All business was finish-
ed up for the year, previous to Rev.
W.' R. Alp Ieaving for Ottawa. The
ai
toasty toilet::
a portal for the risme people's play
c ►mmitt , which Jurfag that Pear had
V, eepplied the thumb with eCeleawan
lamp*,A tai)te cif `thanks was pass -
sed, Some dise:u.sion took place with
regard to the periodicals. anal Sully
it was *greed to secure The Northern "THE PRINCE AND THE DANCER"
Messenger for next year. and to take
up the Temperance r;du, ational Cam. AeTIME TO EXPIRE",,,,. "FOX NEWS"
l reign which starts through the Mese
sower in January. The election of
ea era for the ensuing year resulted ,
in Mr. William Marsh being returned'
as superintendent for ariretheir year,
Mr. Arthur Clark being appointed
Iiii his assistant. Fordyce ,'lark was ape
pointer; secretary.treasurer, with he. I
l Conan as a esistant. Amelia McIle
r wain Waris *pointed organist with
Winnie Meeh as assistant. -`The
' Knitting of the "Reboot and the ale.
pointment of teachers for the junior
classes wee left with them exeeutivo "Re Camila Mark" "Glom Advsntaros"
with power to act. The young budlea
and enure; men will elect their own Admission—Nights,. Adults 35c, Children ren 25c,
teachers. It ewes with great regret 'Matinee ChristmasDay at 3.041 .. -Adults 25c, Children i 5c.
thwt it was learned that Mr. Gordon pm,
Young would not be able to continua -. e
ea teacher of the bible clams during FRIDAY and SATURDAY
the winter months, a position whiw
he has .ably held for a number of � EMIT J: NNINOS
years as well sax assisting in other witli S.TFli;l2 RALSTON N snit GARY Cp+r i�iwtt
work in the Sunday school. Mr.
John Young was appointed to take The greatest actor on stage or screen in a dtanitt Of iife. One of the
his place when ho was not ableto be few pictures that you must not miss i
present. Mrs. Warner Waiter was u ar R :BE"I'RAICAI."
continued as miaeionary superintend..
ent. "LOST LAUGH" "UNCLE TOM'SI tN'"
PORT ALBERT Matinees VV'ed, and Sat, at 3.t) p.m.,
PROGRAM FOR THE HOLIDAY WEEK x
MONDAY avid TUESDAY
DAINTY iiINA GRA1-I-A
the sensational Viennese tinter in a twinkling tate oaf Austricourt
intrigue. A gay picterizatton *iat royally and its playmates. Filmed
in Austria.
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY
• THE SPECTACLE OF um AGES
. DOLOR ES COS LLO WITH GEORGE; O'BRIEN
the great screen epic which h;ts.won endorsattion from all critics
"NOAH'S ARsa"
AMAZING, THRILLING, 'GRIPPING!
- "Mr.`Vertoonia ibis is bolas kir the
winter after spending the 'outlinerselling on the Great Lakes. , seated by the supply secretary, Mrs.. Norman lodger, 08,8, Form Lee
Mr. John 'T`igert has returned imam Murdock McDonald and her tomtit.. Beth McPhee,. 74.8; Mary Dobie, 0 ,2,
after spending a few days in Gude- tee. The:llonie ReIppere Department, Fnrnt IL—Dorothy Wiinon, 8% 4;
rich• Mrs. Gundry secretary, has sevent Miry newton8«.0 Eleanor • Witsere
'Miss l::lear r Petrie is spendinir t. members, who contributed $62.60. 01.2; Melissa 'Naegele, 75.0; Vernet
Inw days'with her grandentrents, Mr. The treasurer,: Mrs.. A. J. blawKay, Chaniney, 72,4;. Josephine Weir, 724;
Land Mrs. John Petrie, 4th co:reeaisioe. reported increased givinga in the Isaabel Robertson, 72; Darns Wagner.
We are very sorry to hear of the general and expeNse funds. Two life 70; Minnie Spuhl, 09.4: Phyllis 'a
recent illness of. Miss Margaret Led- memberships had been presented, one lot, 62.4.
,whonor, o underwent an operation for fie Mrs. Booth prior to her departure` GRACE, M. R MOND.a "
appeneatitis in the Alexandra Marine tor China, the. other to Mrs. Samuel
one General Hospital, Goderich, We Bisset. This was given by her five' Buy a . Relate elesctrie washer eatief.
p _ gain. sena and was presented by her dough- • ,tomer.
i "ho a 'she will sooty he well a bra another satisfied eu
• ter, Mrs. Walter, . the president, sat
LEEB15 RN' this meeting. bars. flunking; read
,i1. 'terry Christmas to all, the report of the nominating; commit- DOUGLAS
` CAMPBELL DD
Mrs. Lorne Thur]ory visited friends 'tee and the following officers were llll Arlt v llli fJ w
in Goderich township last week. ietted: honorary* . presidents. Mrs. _ _
Strang wild Miss Margaret Prase . ; OrgianistAnd Choirmaster oB
T . 'Mrs,- Geo. PulTord is. visiting presided,, Mrs, George: Mrllonald; 1st
r friends in Detroit'at present.. vice president, Mrs. McDermid; ihel
•t,. Our teacher, Miss McDowell, spent vices president, Mrs. Walter; 4th vice
the week -end with friends in Gore- president, Mrs. A. Rotten, Leehurn:;
tciw h. ise rotary, Miss A. McDenuld; treas.A Merry $iii
a , i .j4irsa. P, Steffi silent the wek-end user, `blas. A, J. MacKay; Nem wee y atlas • and' it
_' btrs, King, in Mrs. F. R. Itedditt; library seey, and Pr 5 emus
u Auburn. Mrs. Austin; literature sec'y, Mrs, hlatl p
Waite,; welcome and welfare, bins. A. teteVi Year
stock the est we k tteerrs d With G. McDonald; home helpers, atria.: ' And takes thin on t n t ▪ of
t runrlry: aside home helpers. Mrs. _ r xtdnding tides to the oxeeI-
Mr.eKoran. fhis brother-in.law, the lata• O. Clark; supply eec'y, Mia. M. Mc- lent support he has reechoed as
Donald; Tidings sec'y. blre. McPhail; a `teacher and the cordial as
l'hyl%Horton.Zud l rot leinklwirt ': lifts membership sec'3n, Mrs. Honking: oixvition in tall things uusical.
convenor social: cpm.. 3a3rs. ]eleXd,
ive
>dpenhtomesthe wok -send at their
. xresperl- nlanist. Mrs, Gnrdan Bh set. Cinder . ' Ternarery Studien at
. the efficient leadership of Mr;. Me- .
Ki q71 CiIt7Rt;A Donald the. Society feel they may NORTH" T. S. S. Rooms 1
W. M. S. AUXILIARY lob7c forward to • a sr;cee tel year. P. Cl. Ilex 814.
The annual meeting of Knox church SCHOOL REPORT•
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auxiliary W. bt.s. was held on Tata-,
day, Des:. 17th, ,in the lecture room. Aubaea,
There was a gaged 'attendance and the 'Inc followingc A ro R I s
program was moist interesting and
'is the report of the
ars, A. J. MacKay Bang a Clirietmass Auburn Continuation Clas.. far the FO! e�ialtaa
hymn beautifully. All reports far month sof December: Jr. Commrreial
the year showed that 1920. under the—Fernnres feaLaerty, 8d; Aunti,e Strnu- Un J$ `.QrOv.r"Q' ` �.
capable; leadership of Mrs. Walter, >rhaan,. Bfi.G- Grace. Scott, 50,2; Ir.Ua Atwayra beawa
-wee one of the usost successful in the May Wilson, 1304: Lillian Robins" the - -• +et
history of the Soefety.. Subatantial 02,2; Carl Youngblut: 69.2. Sr. Com- signature of
supplies and canned fruit had been ' morcial---Georgina Lockhart, 80.0;
.ar 404",:*
NORTH S'1'. UNITED
Whahes the eitisens tsf Gosterieh
'he Lasi: Minute shopper:
t, Will find many useful
and practical Gifts here
of
Things to .Wear
All gifts neatly boxed in
Christmas Boxes Free
VVE EXTEND
To aur Many Friends and Customers nor Sincere
and Hearty Wishes for a
MERRY +HRISTM,aAS
GEO. W, SCIIAEFER and STAFF
'PHONE 56'
church regrets very much losing home of Mr. Stanley ' Vanstone elect -
Mr. and Mrs. Alp, but wish them ev- ed officers for .next year as follows:
ery Success and happiness in their President. Mrs. Wrn. Long; vice -pre -
new field of labor in the Master's sident, Mrs: S. B. Gardner; ;eeretary,
vineyard, Mrs. C. A. Vanstone; treasurer, Mrs.
The people of this . community were Jiihn Long; organist, Miss Beulah
shocked "to hear of the death .of Mrs. Long; : committees --program and ad-
Nethery, who resider. in Belgrave, but vertising, Mrc. A. M. Straughan,
who came n few days . before her. Mite L, Mandel, Mrs. Ray Moore,
death to spend the. winter with a Mrs. Pletcher Fishes; Mrs. Cecil Bax -
daughter, Mrs. James McGill. ;.Pneu- ter; Rower, Miss L. Maede1, Mrs. Will
mania was thecause of her death. Snyder, Mrs. ,$glen Pitblado, Mas.
Much sympathy is extender: from John Flick, Mrs E. A. Maskell; work,
this vicinity to the bereaved ones; Mrs. I.Isley, Mrs. 1 E. B. Waiters, Mrs.
A Targe number met in the lease- Jas. Jewel, Mra. W. Pettman; lunch,
meat of the Westfield' United church Mis. Cecil Baxter, Mrs. Harold Allin,
last `Wednesday and held their an- Mrs, Alden Ante, Mrs. Norman Aliin;
male ;meeting of the -Sunday school, rei£sionnry--Mrs. A. 1.i. Straughan,
, lee M. S. and Ladies' Airl. - Mr. W. Mrs, John Flick, Mrs. AIden Allin,
i 1'. Campbell was re-elected as sup- 'Mrs. John Pitblddo, Miss Annie Ilax-
erintendent of the Sunday sehool, ter. The missionary committed are ,e
with Mr. Norman McDowell and Mr. to provide fifteen minutes of the pro-
Edward /lodger as his assistants. gram of each meeting, The annual
41Vir. Edward Rodger was also reap- congregational mneting was arranged ,,4
painted temperance superintendent:.,for Monday evening, Jsa<n. 18th.
!Mr. ,F. L. McDowell was elected ac'y- GOBEkLCI I TOWNSHIP
treasurer. Misses Winifred Camp.
hell, EdnaWalsh and Mary* Rodger We are glad to herr that Mrs.
were appointed pianists. Teachers Frank Chambers le improving after .
were appointed for the various cies- leaving been ~rill.
sea. The W. M. S. meeting opened,Mr. MacKeo Falconer, of the 9th
with Mrs. Marvin McDowell in the concession, had the sad misfortune to
chair. The various departments rave hiss barn destroyed by fire lastmade their reports, whkh were veryhursday afternoon.
encouraging. Theyexpect to reachA 1.aptiten service will be held in.
I their allocation of $230 by the end 'of Union church next Sunday sat 8 p.m.,
the year. Mrs. Ylolend Vincent was .Sunday .school at 2 pan. Rev. G.
elected as president for the coming Butt, the pastoer will preach.
veer, with Mrs. Marvin McDowell as Relent this Friday evening, Do!.
her assistant. Are. Melvin Taylor 20th, for the Christrnas tree And can -
as eeeretery, Mrs. Maitland henry as tats, "Illessed is lie that Cometh,"
treae;tr"r and .Mrs. Wm. McDowell to be given in Union church by the
cor. seer: leaders Au, the various dee Sune';ty 'chop}. the.
partmonts in the W.M.S. were else The heartfelt sympathy of the come
elected. The officers in the Ladies a nrunity is extended to Mr. and Mos.
Aid were all reeeleeted, with Mee.. Rey 1Vileon in the death of thele in- . x
Warm. Walden ass president. Rev' Mt.• font de—liter, *Biel; eteeurred int Pv,.
%'0. R. Aln moved x vote of Menke to! Sein:lay.,aerating afters 'a woke' ill-
Mrs..7 Woods foe efficient and faith- nes, 'Ik' funeral took ranee on
f,e1 wore in ell Be. , three r,..ietiesa. i ?Cuctidey afternoon to Maitland cern-
, Mr, ant' Mrs. W F M '1'4 intend lenvirur ctery, Rev. G. Butt, pastor of !:ion
aboxtly to reside °n Auburn. Mr, church, c'ndoeting the eerviee. Dur- g
Alp dosed the meeting with * few irtg the heresies Miss Margaret 1'e;ait-
i words of prayer, A, glee i,,,;, w-. , land sang a L0100 whlrh "'rva:i t.eu.lt sfie-
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served and a eaelal time ,spent by stli, pre=i"ieted.
• RENWILLER CARLOW 1
The moat tneetivasg of than U,. -.n,:. The innuaal meeting of the Smith"s
errete Alleviation Of Ikt'millerr Lntiitee OM United ehtarr�lt tinela3r eeh'el
[trete
eneetepg ea ateelen at the *was held in the tavinthip &;a1. hast
Only a few more days and Old Santa will be on his
annual mission of happiness and good will to all.
Just in case you have forgotten- anyone.
we suggest
SILK ROSE
"ORIENT" lull fashioned Silk Hose cost no more, wear longer, and look
better. If you desire to give yourfriends the best, then
Give them "Orient"
No. $65 -Heavy service weight, full
fashioned, square' heel, all shades,,
$1.95 par
No. 800—Medium service weight, full
fashioned, pointed heel, all shades,
$L O pair
Speciai Value
1u
Supersilk Hose, full fashioned, heavy
service weight, square heel, and all
shades, regular $1.95, Saturday only
$1.69 pair
No. 650—Heavy chiffon, , f ulI fash-
ioned 'Hose, colored picot tops. and
contol' heel, all the newest shade,
$1.85 ,pair
See the new "Orient" chiffon in past-
el shades,. for evening wear.
Silk Scarf Speciai k
5 ndoz. colored Crepe de chine Scarfs,
in different colors and designs, our `
price
98c each
Ladies' Woolen Gloves
Regular up to $1.50 pair, clearing at
79c pair
F. E. Hibbert
That Gift Shoppe
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