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"v.., EUCHRE AND 1)ANCS
Pelee Winnere tit tile Woolen's leidie
tette euchre on ErldeY eveniug. Dee- efed.
were M. T. Baker, Sec teeth, ane Ur.
S, Telford. Misses Mullet Pelqubanon,
elertrude Venn: Ruth Worsen sued etre
A, Curry were *Warded prises in the
;novelty dance. Atter the code dancing
held tem end *bout $20 aiie Retired
to the Inetitute ehatity Pend, The
mat wes beld in OMR/lows" Hall.
ROME MR RENIIEIT
Th nockeY elub benent entertainMent
Wades' night of Mt week proved ti. good
seocels, Olen entrig realtsett. The event
Wes held in Mitelray Hell, wi1h was fil-
led to vapacity, suld. The program was put
an by the Clinton IWattrels. The drat
Part et the progroin vonsieted of zoos,
duets, a quartette and * chorus by the
company and the recond was a pleY,
. °Not Quite Such Goma" whiehW�z
well done. Mr. Mutate of Clinton, with
bootees. Mut Mr. °rant. with Septa
pomp, centrIbuted to the program be.
Weep, parts one and two. The prograni
eleseti eteth a grand eloale and. the Ni
tional Anthem
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FIRST SMORZig HELD
•Ooderieh poet Of the Canadian Legion
held its first smoked the season in ite
quarters on Ittendity evening, the event
being largely attended. Cot H, O. Dune
lop presided for the program. A, tele.
gramwas read from Seatorth, eapreselng
Inaltility to etend owing to the storm
whielt raged on Monday. Several were
to nave partielpeted. in the newton,
Percy JOhnston contributed a tole, and
, lolut Snaeet a reading and Comrade
• Wird, of tile Wettlsor ,Post, geve su roe,
dress. He else won enchie honors and
* bag ot flour, Comrade Harry Watson
W18 the "500" chamition, taking home a
duck. 'here was ecannuutity singing and
lunch.
AMONG THE C.1.1U1tC1113$
Dr, weesoersm was re-appolisted 'nest -
dent and D. D. Mooney secretary-trea-
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Surer ot •the Men's Club of North. street
.11atited ethircie•
A recital wIll be held At the home of
WS. Wurtele in aid a St. Oeorges
church fund on PeriTtnPr $14, 'at 8.15
• p.M. • Tickets en, sate at MI cents.
The ettendande at the .weekly prayer
Meetings in Werth street Uniteci chinch
nes been growing substantially and in-
terest in a -series of stiadlea a the var.
• toile books of the New Testament has
been very market
• Seevjees , 4 Bonet thumb Sunday
next. pastor, Rev, W. T. Butit: Bible
. reheat at 10 am., classes /or all; gospel
• /trek&at le ant, subject, "'The Renard
• for Faithfuhress;" •gospel setvice at 7
• etne, Subject. "The Bow in the Cloud."
The• eeleder meeting or the Arthur
Circle of Moe Pretbyterian church win
be bed in the lecture room Monday
eveninge Dee. ifith, 4 8 o'clock.. Mrs,
• lmnewlIt elnak and the Misses Gertrude
. enlist and /Very eteltay will sing a duet
• next Sundae' 4 North street Unit,e4
churthr 10 rt.m., Men'e Club; 11 Arn„
• eitutch• amigo, esubject, "For TItine, is
the Kingdoin:" .3 Pan„ White Oitts•ser.
• vice for the Hing;" p.m., °rand musi-
• cal Christinas eatitata by the massed
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• •. The amnia" meeting ot the Olutra
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BOP League of St. Oeergeet is being
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• /Kid, this Thursday, Dec, .15, at 4;30„
and the annul. meeting of the Senior
W, A. will be held On Peetay, at three
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oteleck.• .
The • Pr irnary 'department of •Ste
lletorgets Sendle school will have. its
. Chriettriase tree en Tuesday atternooe,
',I Dee, 27tle, from 8 to '0 p.m. • and tho
Christmas tree and concert of tbe Marl
• 01001 011 WedneEday evening, Dee, 2801.
at 7130 p.m. •
• Services at Vitoria St. United, aura
• suuday, Deeember letti; 11 am.. "Tite
. Intention of Ills Soul:" 7 p.m., aubjeet,
•431te terose-ary this sign we Conquer."
Art empreesive Cross Service as held
Sunday •evenhits, DO. ilth. The servIce
will'be repeated (by request) next Sun-
da. reght, Dee. 78th; • Our young men
• will leed the terviee a praise. Enjoy
singag the old hymns. "
' The jerdor. , W. A. of St. Oeorge's
church has had a very successful Year,
with 45 members on tiletoll and an aver-
. ege, attendanee of 20. Missionary ettetY
refeetings were held orete a zenith. *The
• +sateen elected at the Mutual meeting
• lase jeiclay eare; President, Mrs• Mee
• man; etsistant, Miss Breeklebank; secre-
tary, Nora sleek; treasurer, Doris. Baker;
• onierter, Medelelne Sake;
Theetunetin meeting of North St, Unit-
ed timidity school was held last night aria
• the reports preterit:A evert vefy flue in
• eve* respect The attendance has beat
goad ab4 tile to-oPeratien Thee. Mr., 0.
• M. Robertson was resanDeintect folliteht-
• tendent Oerdon Tebbutt secretary raid
hare Weeletook 'RAMO, The settool
ieeteine its Ciarlernsie eetercahunent o
eaetegay next.
tine anetece of oftisers of the.
Voune e' ceeles League of Notth etreet
values enuren WAS heel on Monday
tvoneng man rho folloalng ret:
%Ina 'Delver; lat viee. Pont Ats
Oren; 2Ueke, OladYa Alen; ant tee;
Jos. 172dctie; 4th vex, MOO Wilson'
MA We, RAVII latatterkin; pianist
Lura Jeeksetel seeretary, Ruth Worsen;
treasurer, JaNt Ilona =le League ie
plameng for a recital lay Rey. Mr, Watta
elate time in January, AVM Dickens.
'The youns Wcenener Autritlary of
Norte. street United church held thelr
mutual election of otliSera con. %Wade
evening wale the tollMeing Mule,' Pres
adult, Mnt• etemeel AM vice president,
Mrs. Tberneloe; wend vice president,
Mrs J 1f. Robertson; recording secre-
t**, Miss M. Beacom; corresponding
met:eery, Mier Oampbell; supply sene-
terse Mfrs. H. StenehouEe; Mentenery
and library /wavy, Mrs. Z. Frldham;
meretuy et Chrlstirth eteWindeltiP end
nnattee, 31(rs. Cade; press secretary, Mrs.
Cole; treaeuree, 3114 X HMO; Planed,
Miss elteekineld; astistant Plentst, Agra
Snyder.
The (Zurek* Class of the Victoria 4.Untied Sunday sehool held, their regular
sruntial meeting 1eteseley evening, Dec
nth, 4 the bottle of Sirs, Xutoh,
The president, Mre. Westirtook, occupied
the eltair. The eliming exercises Wore
a hymn sung and player offered, • ehe
president read the 85t12 Pealni, which
•gtves the assurance of emitimed blea-
eines be fernier merles, Then the lame-
ness Of closing the year's wore was
lied out, after which the pastor, Rev,
Mn Cat*, took 'chargeof the eleetton
of otneers for the new year*resulting
m follows.; President, Miss Worthy; vice
President. Mra Good; treasurer, Mtn
Muta; secreMrtee Meth Fred Velsen
Pialdst, btre. Oleo. Buehler. A soelal
half hour Was then spent When the hos-
tess served refreshments,
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M• erry °Mistakes to ell.
Mrs. John Seabb returned a few days
ago .from 3. week% visit. to Detroit.
The eehristems entertainment a Nile
912 Thurstety, Dee, 22nd, is expected to
be very The. A great deal ot prastistrig
is better done tor it.
The Woman's inissionary Society. and
Ladies' Aid of eine held their . annual
meetings on Wednesday of last week.
After a series of readings from the Study
Book on Cariadtab Missions And attend-
ing to eome items of business the fol.
lowing officer's were elected tor 1033
For the W. M. prole Mrs. ./. 11.
Pentland; Pres., Mrs. W, Watson.; 1st
vice Ines., Mrs. W, reft. Shaw; 2nd vice
Pres., Miss M. Tabb; see. treas., Mrs. 4.
Tabb; asst. sec% Mrs, 11, McNee; cox.
eee'y. Mrs, W. Fin:noun treas., Mrs. T„
•McPnee; Missionary monthly sec.) Mrs,
J. McCann; strangerie sec,, Miss M.
lehelnierd; press sec., Idea 4. R. Pent-
land; supply sed, fAxs, J, McPhee; fin-
ance cenvinttee, Mrs. F. Iteagan, Mrs. T.
McPhee and Kra, 13, Merbee; literathre
tea, Mrs. C. Stewart; organist. Mrs, A.
Watson; temperenee see., Mrs. W. 0.
Shaw; AssoolaM Helperssae, MC J.
Hogan. For the ,Ietcllea" ,A34. -Pres,,
Mrs. D. Merilee; ',tee pres.. efre...1. Me -
Cann; sec., Mr. W. Watson; teem.. Mrs.
W. Finnigan; work committee, Mrs. C.
Stewart. Mrs. R. Motrea Mrs, J.' Pea -
gen, Mrs. ft. Maiwain. Mr. D. MeGrat-
tan and elm J. 11. Pentiantl; organist,
Mrs, A. Watson: aeststant, Mrs. R. Mc-
Ilsvoin.
(People We Know
• Mr. Arthur Pierson and John Bogie
arrived home Saturday after sailtng all
sulmber.
Mrs, Hewitt, of Mitchell, attended the
wedding of her niece, Miss Orme Her-
ten, en Saturday,
Mr. teal tire. J. A. Van Wyck, of Tor-
onto, speht last week -end with Mr. and
Mrs, Itt T. Milne "
Mrs. e'red /*Mullen, of elesherton. Is
visiting at the ham of Mr. and Mrs. R.
a Walker, -Newgate St, •
Mr. and Ivies. Eeriest Platt et Port Col-
borne, spent the week -end with Mends
In Goderieb, ••
Rev. .1. N. H. Mills was in London on
Tuesday attending a Meeting of the dee.
cesan executive cominittee.
• Mr. Will Ring has been in town Me
week, Ile returned Man overseas last
Friday and the .beginnhsti of the leech
cam* to Oodefieh. '••
Mrs. Alex. Smitb, Rank 4 Commerce
apartment, received word by table on
Pridey last of the sudden • deeth of her
tether in Belfast, Ireland.
• Dr. James 11. Streehin, who hes been
vielting his lather, Mr. Winton Strachan,
lett Saturday for his home. An Hot
Springs, National Paele. Arkansas.
hers. It. M. ItteNitir. of 'Wog°, is via-
iting her sister, Mrs, efat, Dickson.
Friends et Mrs: Diekton WM be pleated.
to know that she is teeovering 5lowly1 k
1 from her reeent Hitless. -
Obithary
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lers, Alex, MsColl, * iornter resident 91
Gedetich, paged away $0. Toronto on
FrldflY, Dec. 3ied, the rumens belies'
nrouellt to Clodexich on ,Merado alter -
Warr, Pee. Ath, lor Interment. The fun -
end was held on the arrival of t12 0. F• .
R. tone Rev. W. T. Him; Saptiet pas*
to; had lamp a the egorigee Alamo
Paltsbearers were Jame. Crialpbell,
:red Donaldson, George Jalunton and
a »woo,iiri MCCoU 21 Atm ve
be her daUghter, 111.1dred. Mrs, eirreenhee
and by her Aon, John, both est gothnto,
and both of Whera aocompanied .the tee
mob* to Clotteria, Mrs. McColl wee *
SePtht het *tithe Ineioderich ,neteellen
KnOX ehurcb
:*is **z
Mess margsret Thavtilzitompia eenitcl,
Who peeked army en elentraley evening,
Dee. 14, in her eightemeited year, was
en old 2es9e4 nt Sesfisrelveo and Ives:
highlY cites:Med, lehe Ms *ewe otal
settee 'worker MIPset 'thumb, netilleeher
health pennitted and for several years
she had been an 11onorat7 well** 'Of
• the W. M. B. Simons been lrettoaerieh
Townsb1P, ltebeg ir daughter et Mr. and
Wine Mond Fraser, 04 the ;meter 'pest
ce her life was tweet In Ootterlele She
THE CODER= STAR
21 swvived,by her eisiersinslaw. Melt iste
Fraser, with, whom the lived, iirel tip her
e:eee, Men 'Merlon Fraser, of seranae
hake. ,a'be was bete Were ner
auntla death. Morel vrtie held en
Saturday. Dec. 3rd, with intoreent, In
Moltlend ceineterY, Hee. a J. l•ane
conducted the services and the ledebeere
ere were Mmes. 37Aos, 11. chaeles
and Walter WalUs (cousins) and A. M.
Robertson,
MI08 OLIVErAssLs sum:mm:1r
Te find Butt hey eieter laad passed
away while ehe was absent from the
house for belt an hour was the igen.-
tenor ot Mrs. Jas. leinenton on wilesday
afternoon. Her deter, Via Owe Oliver,
who had lived with her for some yeses.
had been in poor health for some time
ane evidently guttered a heart attack 10
the early aneenome Miss Oliver bee
ettileaasdeherent to many • in-Ooderta,
who regret her death end sympathlze
sincerely with Nita Illeranton and others
near Mgt deer. Mu Oliver visa 'born et
"Stunside FarM" near St. Maya being
daughter et the late Mr. and Mrs, Achim
Ober and 0104 of her we wee spent
there 'until the came to Croderigh a few
years ago. She ir.thritived fay- two sla-
• ter* Hirt Ifentilten, of Clocietieh, and
Mrs, Steve:Mon. and the 140 Pr. Marion
°Ester. ter Many rare Lijzkwi#y
the Preabyterten aura Itieledise *leo
wa,1 a sister. A service was held 4 Mrs.
*Hamilton% home, Newirate Ste Wednes-
day afternOons conducted by Rev, Me,
'Watt', **slated by Rev. J. Ye Ford, at
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Ninth Heed Ualtee tkurala se seven
the deemed wee a, member. eine Ham.
Men's, deughter, Mrs. afeerieute arrived
• Mem leincardine Tureeley everting and
her other deughtee, Urn Larkin, 4
wesdaor, was to meet them on their are
rivet at A.voribenk. 4 further reference
will be mule next week
LOYAL
llere. A. Ferguson, or °ad/Erich. le
Ing hereheother, Mr. .701212 4, Young, ene
et the store.
Rumors ere *neat that Wend new
linen ars PrePather to Melt munielpid
home" et the comb* townaltip election,
Now that the women have eqtal Wive.
logos with the men why do they not *Ake
* keener intereet 10 Public effeees.
The Christmas entertatnment,ot No. $
Same. Dunlop, is being held on Wed.
neerlaY, Dee, 214, ineteirse 4 TuesdaY, as
at tirat announced. Next week la se fun
one for ottildren. Parents and teachers.
with the 'United church entertainment
on Monday, TtiesdaY No. t lame Weds
nesday Dunlop, Thureday the Nile; and
Friday the Inc obyterian emeett. We hope
in the hurry and Mettle ot PrePeration,
the fun signincsamit of the Ant Christ.
mas rnaY itand out clearly. •
MrsRobert Bncketeetne.4 anttl?Pgrdw
4110 11" 34124 XKURIA0,40P14.11 atilt
,fireathfelieirian, sPailt last week*, with
her sistersin-lew, Mrs. John Clark and
*mile.
MissesD Webster and Dorothy Rob -
Action were In London on Saturday.
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Mince Meat Pies . •
and what pies the Goderich
Bakery bakes
The Kind the Folks Will Eat "crust and all." Light
Md Flaky. Why bother with Christmas Baking
when you can get everything you want here?
CHRISTMAS CAKES, MINCE PIES, Ete.
Place your order now.
The Gocierich Bakery
lir Otos Street Phone 106
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Woo. Alm lecreng, ra,41.k Clerk (am'
Bert Varene attended Ste funeral of the
late John Wileore Se, at embitter, en
Sitturdeqe ehe Wilton was well known
brthe mem part of tne termite anci
413 1* Intssed espedelly M clench Welt
CARIAYW
An entertainment of latereet to ell
Will be held on the alet in Dunlop Ilan;
Twenty -live cents le the moeleet fee ,
• For tbe high eleea talent you there will
Ete;
"Perceive Dubbir-e tbree-ait PUY,
'Vetere sure to renterniser for muy tlay.
A sweet violinist of radio fame
But ne le to innieet, well mention no
. name, •
• The progrent la lengthy, but no need to
, menthes
The deem igul drills that win hold year
attention:
PO op by the pupils of School No. 1;
Who seem to PJe gifted along this Ono.
• CARLOW MORE
auisoksio emote arta arr yen
• know, we have preards * *We
Wave. And a present for me -
A CALINHAR-eSerenreardicateiree
-!nlhahy
And Wane.-3,.ply at $11 tents
• Anri'scoured itt OA "by ger;"
So Order. urrine and knit 'those feseksi
To hang an the Chrlatmas tree.
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JERVIS-COX
qutet but pretty wedding teen pleee
at Henson (United ehurch, personege OD
Wectne.iclaY menthe; of last week, OW.
Ivaden, clangliter 4 Mr. and Ms. Joh*
CQX of the eeventis coneeEslon ot
Cloderivti tewnslifte, Was United be mar.
lease to William R. Jervis, oon of Mr.
Alfred. Jervis end the late Mrs. Jervis of
Holmetiville. Rev. A. Z. Sinclair, 4
Hensel), former paeter of the Holutemille
United, church, performed the eereenony
The btlde 'Waal chermine in a gown et
white georgette over set* and Meted
bouquet Of pink and while eltrysinetne-
mums and maiden *Or fern. The
Young couple were unattended. They
left by motor for Toronto. Magma etaue
end Detroit. The bride traveled in se
French blue dress Teel eilver Metallic
trimmings, blue kid *hoes, end meee
black hat with silver trim:them. . Mr.
and Mrs. Jervie will reelda 10Ettentee-
vnle.
eine terjr 4. rirgrset Is net eithrted
ler'Dre themes' Felectrie 011 that 1*413
remedy every ill, but its uses are never-
Jous that lt Inar be looked upon as. a
general pain killer. It bas achieved that
greatness for itself and its excellenee
lmown 10 41 who have tested its virtue::
and learned bY experience.
o your Cilristmas 'Shoi)ping at CtIrnfield s where they have a big selection of lovely
useful things most reasonably priced '
HERE ARE A FEW SUGGESTIONS:
SOCKS s
Socks in wool, and silk and wool, in a
variety of new patterns. A gift that is al-
ways 'welcome.
49e, 75e
•11A.NDKEItcliziis
Fine Irish linen handkerchiefs with initial.
They're always welcome to a man.
• 25e, and 35c
Fine Lawn Handkerobiefs with colored bor-
der,. 3 for • • * • * • • * fl • * * • * ..50c
BELTS
Smart •Belts, of genuine leather withinitial-
led or tongue bucldes. .• *
•• 50e up
• MEN'S SILK UNDERWEAR,
Sets -Shirts and shorts, neatly boxed
$1..15
MEN'S PYJAMA'S
Plain and striped Broadcloth •
$2.25 and $2.75
• flannelette Pyjamas, $1.75 ,
SHIRTS
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Arrow Sanforized Shirts will make a gift
that is sure to please the man of most fas-
tidous tastes. lbw, green, tan, and white
• broadcloth. They were pre-shrunk to pre-
vent choking collars and elimbing sleeves.
Collars attached or separate.
• $1.50, $1.95 and up
SWEATERS SHEER CIHFFON HOSE
Coat style, sleeveless pullovers and zipper -
front lumberjacks. Pure wool. You give
him comfort when you give him one of
these. A variety of colors to choose from.
$1.50 up
SCARFS
New silk scarfs in an unlimited array of de-
signs and colors. Squares and -reefers.
" $1.00 up
NECKWEAR •
• The new neckwear shows- a variety . of
beautiful patterns that discredits the
ancient joke of the "Christmas necktie."
49c to $1.25s
GLOVES
cf4ned Kid Glovessome wool lined -that
• will a.ppeal to the diseriminating man,' be-
cause of their dressy appearance. • They're
• always welcome.
0.25 up
BRACE AND GARTER SETS
• Sets of braces and garters, neatly boxed --,a
• really practical gift • • •
. 50e, 75e and $1.00
LADIES'•WEAR
GLOVES
Trefousse French kid gloves, neatly stitch-
ed in contrasting or harmonizing colors.
An Unequalled gift. .
$1.95 pr.
Lined Cape Gloves, black and brown
$1.75 pr. • •
Chamo-suede Moves
•- 49c up . .
LOVELY LINGERIE •
Thrillingly intimate lingerie of fine textures,
beautiful Wm/fling-they Will capture the
• heart of the woman who takes a delight in
fine things. Dance Sets, Vest and Pantie
Sets, Nightgowns and Pyjamas.
BEAUTIFUL SCARFS.
What a delightful variety of patterns in
these new scarfs, lovely eolor combinations
•She will appreciate such an attractive gift.
• And then, there's the new popular wool
• scarfs, too.
• 95e up
'• • eeeeteeieeeste
Beautiful hose of the sheerest • chiffon -7a
• gift that will thrill HER. • Hose of a texture
that is the finest product of the weaver's
• art. All the new shades are represented, in
• sheer chiffon, semi -service, and •Service
weights. • Also silk and wool hose for cold
• weather wear.
$1.00 up
DRESSES
A variety of eharming frocks for elery put'
pose. Lovely evening gowns, attractive
frocks for afternoon, for sport and for in-
formal wear. The new styles that have
proven so popular this season are 'all 'shown
• here. . ,
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- HANDKERCHIEFS.
Dainty little liandkerhiefs, prettily trim-
med and neatly boxed. • Pure Irish. Linen.
25c,49c, 79e and 89c
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•KIMONAS AND BATHROBES
Silk quilted, eiderdown and the. new
"Roughie Robe" in a variety of colors. You
give lounging eomfort when you give one of
these beautiful gifts.
$2.75, $2.95 up
BATH TOWELS, GUEST TOWELS
• LUNCHEON SETS, PILLOW CASES
in Gift Boxes, and LINEN TABLE-
• , CLOTHS.
DON'T FORGET THE KIDDIES
Children's Lingerie.;. 85c and $1.00 set
Pyjamas-Yama cloth and silk •knit
41.00 and $1.15
Pantie tresses, made of jersey.... •
Wool and Silk and WooLStoekings..*45e up
Lined Leather Gloves with, fur trim $1.35 pr
Woollen Mittens.. 0P
Kiddies' HandkerchieYs, 6 for....... .25c
Children's Coats .
Leather jackets k'
Pullovers and Sweaters
R-100 Leather Aviatbr Caps with Goggles.
Store Open Evenings
tntil Christmas
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