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That is •the reason why $5000.oa reward will be paid by Lever
3rothere. Linu.ted,, Toronto, to any per who cal► prove that
Sunlight Soap
contains .any form of atlulteratioa whatsoever, or contains any ire
jurieus chemicals.
° Shrunken woolens, frayed Perces and sora chapped, hands aro
evidence that a:1 souls arc not pule smolt*.
Sunlight. Soap is guar:Tutee.: to be a pure soap. Dealers are
authorized W return purchase 1.•oney t a any one finding cause. for
complaint. Suir;ielit tittep is eqt::t}ly good is hard or soft water.
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There's easy, good washln:; ahoad for the wsn tight Maids
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• Me F!rst Xrnas OUR NCW PIB1TI!SBs
.With . 011:oW floo3.
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Everything absolutely DOW. .We are not looking'for
.: a profit this mar "so much• as we are for a reputation of
ahandling the choicest goo.ls at Xmas :•...
See Oureal Leather Travelling Cases
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These contain Hair 'and. Cloth Brushes; Mirr:irs, .Soap
and Tooth Brush C'tses,' Razor and. Strop, 'and. every-
thing to complete a.toilet .when travelling or visiting.
'Prices ,range *obi $3 to $6.
Brerdenboob s Pei'fuines.(le;),igllsh) in cases
per bottle, from ... , ... .. • .:'2gc to $5.00
The :largest stock or EbonyGoods in town
•
and the :lowest pries..
Nasmiti 's Confectionery in : ioiiday . Boxes...
KODAKS FOR XMAS -We Will give fiee
instruction in Amateur Photogt'aph:y.
to all of our cult n)e. 4.
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LgAVE YOUR ORDERS NOW
FOR. YOUR SEA4oN'S 'SUP
PLY or COAL. •'W"hP' CARRY
ONLY THE VERY BEST" GRA-
DES iVHICH WILL BJ S'Or,D
AT THE LOWEST POSS113LT
PRICE
ORDERS MAY DE LEFT AT
DAVIS & ROWL D'S LIARD-.
WARE STORE OR WITH . .
W. Stevenson,
PURR SEED,. GRAIN.
PURE SEED GRAIN, -,-WE HAVE'
oohed out a FIour and 'Feed Store
and keep in stock flbur,<' .bran, . sh-
orts, cured meats,. etc. We' made a
special effort to proeure and have •
on hand a supply for Clean Seed
Wheat and Timothy, . and far,iiers
making their purchases from us.
can rely upon, getting their seed
as free as possible from all nox-
ious weeds. •
•
Ford & NoN'eil.
YOU .
will never . regret
having a Photo of
your family, Our spec-
ialty is
JaftOUP •'OTO
open. all day Xina.s
and mew Years.
Sore Throat end Coughs -
A 'simple, effective .and hale remedy for all throat
rcritat,ons is f ound In
Cresolene Antiseptic Te bleats
They combine the germicidal value of Cresolenewith•
the soothing properties of slippery elm, and lit price.
il0o.• AilDruggists. . -• Op
An • adirertisement in The News -
Record brings good results. •
A FAMOUS SCHOOL
CENTRAL CENTRA ,
STRATFORD. ONT.,
TMs school has a continental re-
putation,. for thoroughness. Our cour-
ses areup-to-date and practical and
the teaching is done by experienced
instructors in each department, There
is "no better school in Canada. We
would like~ to 'give . full irforms,tion
concerning our work to anyonedew
siring a Business Education or Sho-
rthand Training. .Write for free•cat&i,-
llogue. Winter term opens Jan. 3rd..
W, J. Elliott, President.
D. A. McLachlan., .Principal.
Harness
and.
Robes
For Harness well made and that
iooks well and wears long Come to
us:
Do you need a robe 9 If so see
our stock of Saskatchewan ro'bes,ete.
Thereis no better stock food than
the International. Read the testi
monials and you: will bury it. We sell
it,
1J. N'ioiioiSon.,
-AUBURN--
WE SAVE YOU MONEY
As Xrnas approaches the thought
of what is most appropriate beeotnes
more earliest,
Call and.see Our Xmas Toys, Cal-
endars, Sleighs, Rocking horses,
Pavey I3ortes, Pretty Dishes and oth-
er articles too 'numerous to mention.
Goderich.
At the Victoria street dwelt the
Sunday school rendered a C,'1►i stmas
cantata very nicely. Miss 'Vida Bell
presided. at the organ in her usual
eifieient manner. The first anthent
was "Hark the Heaven Bern Prre
of Peace." Little Lily Newell itY a 1
c:ear sweet voice sang a Christmas
nursery Bong. The choir also render-
ed several selections. At' the close
of the pr'egranr• the:. scholars were
each presetrted with a 'bag of candy.
• Rev. Mt. 1-Ioliinrake of Hamilton
preached: in 'North street church on
Sunday, '
At St. Peter's and St. • George's
churches the services were wholly
for Christmas Day. At.. St. Geor-
ge's everting service Rev. Mark Turn-
bull chose for his text, St. Luce,
-Chapter 2, and from 15 to 17th ver -
see. He depicted beautifully the bir-
th of a child on • earth today, when
people .young and old go to ,the hoe-
se
oese in which .a child is horn and little
children will stand on tip -toe to see
the -babe.
Mr. and Mrs.. Frank Wright of Str-
atford and Miss' Thompson, • teacher,
Berlin, spent their vacation at the
residence of • the parents of the two
ladies, Mr. and Mrs. .James Thonip-
son. '
The nomination meeting held in tc"e
town hall on Friday evening' was one
of The most iutcrestirt; meetings held
here for a long time. 'The mayoral-
ty contest is a three sided. one The
candidates are Messrs. W. edurney,
Geo. Elliott acrd Mr.' Tilt.
In a letter from: Mrs. W. A Girvin
of Winnipeg, received on, Christmas
Eve., thanking me for sending on ` a
-Copy of "Golden Leaves,", writes n -e
as follows, enclosing the, price, of
the, book; "I log to acknowled e•the
receipt of .your much valued book;
which 1 prize very highly, it brings
to. .my rccgllection so many names
that had 'been forgotten for years. -
Miss Wheatley, trained nurse, Port
ITurai); returned°'to her hornet at Clin-
, ton on Christmas Eve to spend the
vacation
Miss Stanley of Stanley's Milli
returned from Toledo on Christmas
r
Ee'• to visit her relatives. Miss
Stani.ey is ;also a trained nurse.
Mr. and Mrs. John Strai4on and
two sons returned . from '.their home
at Hagaraville• to visit their .respec-
tive• families here.:Mr.. Straiton only
.spent Sunday; and :Christmds • Day
here
Mr..•.Stewart Stratton and his.wt:e
(nee Miss Jardine) ar.d Miss Strait-
on,.M.trein-ed` nurse, Rochester, arrived
on Christmas. Eve, to spend, ,the Clir-
istnias holidays -.at their houses here.
Mrs. W. b.. Tye, Miss. Lurie :and
Reginald lett oft. Christmas Ere ,.,to
spend their holidays with relatives at
Maysville. «
Mr: and' • Wire. • Gcor;,e• Sfc- les an
son 'Vallee :of. Port' IItr on • are .; the
guests Airs. Sic',lee' mother, Mrs.
Lewis Elliott.'
Miss.Maud 'Tilt returned' on Christ.-
Inas
hrist-rias Eve from the Toronto Conserva-
tory of Music. She hes been -chosen
as ons: of the singers to t.tke 'part
in the Mendelssohn choir.,. • '
Mr. .•Joe Tilt' returned •from Buf1tllt
on. Chrisetnas• Eve to spend the holi-
days at: his home. •• -
Mr. and. Mrs. Joseph, Barry : 'and
children of London were guests this
holiday week of the. tormc'r's father:
`Mr. George Barry.. •
.Mr. and Mrrs... Graha me , Moorehotise
of Detroit are guests at. itis ` .old
home: hi Bayfield. e We wish • them a
Happy New Y'ear.
• Miss Frances- • Brindley hes • been
Very 111 the past month.
. The great._st . surprise the P. O. D.
ever 'gave us' was •to issue • a pretty,
little post 'office rogulations andxulcs
'booklet:gotten up with tivo teranches
of. unpile,' leaves in a pink :.bade' and
the Coat of'Arms of Britain • in 'gold.
with greetings' Crani the Goderich po-
stmaster •and staff.. Christmas 1504,
New Years 1905, --John ,Galt, P. M. •
Miss, Jessie •Miller, trained, nurse,
Woodstock, came • up • to spend . he
Christmas holidays • but received. "a'
telegram from one of the faculty t+
return immediately to a special rase•
Miss Nellie Chrystal returned' t. •
her home' on, Christmas Eve.
On Monday the remains of ilio I1:-
t1e Anfairt son of Mr. and Mrs. Were
Babb • were borne . to Maitland. •ecriie-
tery, several carriages escorting the
remains, Rev. Mark TurrbuB in .. at.
tendance.
Mr. and Mrs. S. Knuckle spent
Christmas Day ' in Woodstock .with
their daughter and her :husband, Mr.
and Mrs. 'Vole Barney..
Messts .Rey Harrison ani William
Bradley Spend Christmas Day • at
Norwich.. • .
' There was much fine dressing . o'
windows for Christmas, but Idod- •
gens Taros. outclassed therm all fr r
artistic draping. .
Mrs. McK' nGuel h
McKinnon hasbon inG c
n e
.l
hospital ,for • some timeendergoin
treatment for her ;eyes.
The Messrs. Charles,. Ilartrlti •an,r
Reginald 13laekstone were guests el
the ball given on the 14th. Dec., l,;
the gentlemen of Blyth.
A great treat was given all wh
attrndhd the A. Y. P. A., meetiii
given on 20th. • Dec., by Mr. Wright
late of England, which was an a.t
dress on "Africa" with lime light
✓iews of Johannesllure, Pretairl
Tugula river, Dundee, S.pion t: o
etc., and of views of noted places et.
the 'tvay home to Eland, :millet
the coast of Spain, Suez Canal, Zal.-
zibar,. ole,
T)RUGGING• WON'T
CURE CATARRH,
Ali the rnedipine fit the world • ta' -
en into the stomach won't cure. eat
arrh, and it's useless to s,uandtr
honey on tablets, hitters and liquid
remedies. Catarrh is a cl:seaso of
the °nasal passalges; throat and l',t o; -
ehrai tulles. Stomach medicin $. can't
reach these •parts. It's c<irly fa'zlr,rant.
healing ('aftarrhozone which is brea-
thed all . thratrgh the air passages
that is sure to Nadi the seat of tyte•
arrh, No :aitt.re ever Lti -W t if Mite
arrho:.one was t:sr.d. It he Is an 1
doesn't irritate ; it soothes, kills ti'e
germs and therefore cures. rse only
Catarrho7..one the one certain Cure.
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Tozer 4t Brown
Store closes at 6
o'clock every' night 0
Saturday nights at
0 10 o'clock.
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Our Patrons and Friends a
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Nappy. and Prosperous New. Tear
and thanking therm for their
generous support for the past
year
'ours very'trtxly
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a I 1 I •.l. . u I,I. J . W. •.••_ yre, ,- -
Successors to
P..Loats s9`s,.Sur'.
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•wingham, 1c ii ,.., .r...ah:;1. •
The News of.: GodericIi. .•
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Miss. Eloise.A. gleno ngs, '•
Corespondent Cet
� :•� • • t • •.•�d(e` • •-•i''l • • o:v�=:�vY '�: • • •:'.0 ���%r<1.. kfe t, O o • • I y.
Mr. aiid Mr's, elctlry Oke of Boise -
vain are the'gueats of Mr, •Oke's
parciiits, ' 1VIr; and Mrs. Oke Cambria
Road.' .Mr. Oke coiitelnplatcs spend-
ing' em
three months here, and May; re -
'main for a year at last. • ..,
Captain and Mrs:; Alex Craigie .. of
Cleveland are. visiting the Ceptan`s
mother, Mrs, A, Craiibie. V'aptain
f,
Crai �'ie is • coiuznander
of the steaaner
John Crerar.
Mr., Kenneth Cantpi:•ell of Boston is
spending'tlie• .'balance of the winter;
with his mother, Mrs: 'Jolie Lint.
Miss Elwood :of Toronto is the
guest of her mother, Mrs. John. El-
wood for the holt lays.
The News -Record Wishes all its
friends . and patrons a Happy New
'Year. " -
Mrs. A. A. Macdonald, (nee Lottie
Kirkler'id•ge) has been very: ill of, rhe-
umatism .,01 the•heart, at her home
in Vancouver.,. ` ' '
Mr, . and Mrs, Bisset' . Them and
family returned ,from. a' very pleasart.t
visit ,at Gait and other• places.
Master Reginald Harrison, passed
0.0
Mrs. `Grumniett is recovering+ slow=
ly'
from. her late . serious attack of
'appendicitis. .
Master :.George Vivian after • sere
frig his: apprenticeship :with C" •13.
Humber has= gene to •Stratford and
is now in the establishment' of- John
Welsh & Son of, that .city, .
A ' lively time, rs_expecteil at' : the.
• 'election.. of, Mayor and. .douncillors for
the' rvew Year, 1905; .There , were
never so Many candidates 'eager,, for
."election: before. -
i ('aptain 'Shephard.' was- expected
' .home for Christmas 'Day but he cow -
Id. not get his shin laid up in tinier'•
'Mr. John Lethbridge .arrivedtfrom
Glencoe to spend Christmas. 'Day wi-
- th his .brother, Mr. George and'
go, at the St. Lawrence. and both re--
• turned to, Glencoe 'on Monday. '
Several locust trees have been
felled at different angles of -the
square. •The perfumer. of their blos-
soms • In the spring' was so b.eantifr:I
that , we. felt.sorry''Ito see• them etc
dowf►,: They were very hard to saw
up into ..lengths. . .
Captam Viltbu
i
q and Engineer
Baxter have both, ret',rned `to their
,respeetive homes her... . Mrs.. baiter
'returned with •her husband. The Alb-
ercorn .will likely be rebuiltthis
winter. - -
.Mr. Alex, lelegaw must feel happy
that . the Rosemount and :other ex-
pected grain , boats reached the har-
1
.l vr as carry as 'they did for he said
he would not .put onhis winter hit
hail they arrived. • ,
Mrs. L,opciancl lett en Friday after-
noon to spend . the whiter in Chica-
go
witlr, first honors,: his 'December ex-
unination,. -at • the Collcge',of firer-.
nacy, 'Toronto, and Harvey. 9. Diet-
rich with second honors. • Mr., Seeded,
Hart also passed in every •sub ect,btit
tiffany..
• The mother's •meeting was held 'on
Friday at the, residence of Mrs. John
Tett. -Mrs. Davidson • selected 1st:'
inks :rel (battler for the Bible le s -
•on. There was ti'.11te• a ilisctission, or.;
ett)jeets connected with their• wprir,
•queetioii Drawer • has, been introd
ccel, at these. meetings.. Miss C.hes-
liey •rife Bayfield, •a•'whrte-.iibboner,was
' guest at the: meeting, • A Lendin'.,
Iary s about to be Instituted at
lie 'Temperance Hall by the W. C.
U. They now , have :a number of
Isaoiss froth the • pen of Dr. Mary
'lt'ood Alletk;
In Writing to his mother, Mrs.. I
'tooth, Mr, W. Caltlo says that
'ontl;omcry is being irri •ated. Ile
the happy owner of 'a ranch now
,on which he is now, at work. Ire
'le 'summer he is withthe start of
openers.
Mr. Bissett Thom kindly 'presented
the Galt r Library ith a copy of
"Golden Leaves." Ire will, we hope
•tecept our thanks for his courtesy.'
Dir. Geoffrey Holt. of Trinity Col -
!les As .or1a,nist of i i- ,John's could
:of; arrive at his home for Christitnlas
Day (Sunday), bat returned on Mon-
day.
Alms. • J. 13ar,iell'and little son of
Kincardine were the. poets (Iris
('irrisinlas holiday week of (toderi h
"rinds.
The first nate of t••he Turret
Mei is ('aptain Jn'tbter. So now
we have two captains of the same
naltie in town.
Miss Eliza, 1''ritser has returned.
from a, visit since 'Thanks giving to
her brother, t)r. SIntdtl Prager, T)e-
troit,
Mr. Hugh Bain returned from "the
University at . Toronto on Thursday
Miss' Maude Tilt returned from
the, Conservatory .of Music at Toron-
to • on Thursday.
We are sorry to learn that Mr, at el
Mrs,• W. Hackett contemplate leaving
to spend the winter at Wiarton, no
work being done on the Ilarlier• Is-
land this season. Mr., Hackett :came
down to spend Christmas Day with
Mrs, 'Baokett before their leaving
town..
Mr, Malcolm Macdonald, hate of
the 13. Lyman Smith, arrived at his
home from Buffalo on the 21st Inst.
The 13. Lyman .Smith with officers
and crew had' to remain seven • days
surrounded by ice in.Lake Erie.
Mrs. Neil Campbell left for Chica-
go on Friday to nurser the wife of
C. C. Crabb of ethat city who is
fed n„ from 'nervous , Oros tration.
Airs: Alex. 1s irklat•ide the other day
visited her niece and grandtiece,Mrs.
Goodwill and Mrs, W. Glenn Camp-
bell, Aspectivciy, of Clinton.
Your correspondent wishes The
News-ilecord aprosl erous 9011. In
this the rlodc•r'elt veletas of The
People's Paler heartily join. .
ii
• The Canada : Fuiniture: Manufac-
turers. have consofidatrti- tb.'ir two
factories eine -Wiarton. 1'he huilelin!;•
will be`enlerg,ellpand Lht' $trill'`ntlnrh,r
of hands employed. Consolidation is
also going on' in?other placee..Redi,c-
tion of expenses is 'said to tee the oh-
' jest fa. eiew. . • •
' ololiee•following iter'. fIutnja
Mooscw
•Assa,; will hp of intcrest to 13(1.:•rave
paaple :-"A new Ort.:11; e 'Lodge, has
been formed; in the .eloosejaw. d strict.
;.• under the tisane of "Be1.'rave Star'
iv o, 181tii' .The Dani c +. is: taken cn ft•urrr
Belgrave;0ift., on 'aciroitit''of must tf
its "members being f1'i);it t&tat le at. 1. t-
tle viIIsgt south • of Wingham, 'I'Ihe
officers' elect are :�1V, Vi.- I;obt.. dal -
•laugher ; D. M. -A. Fr•airks : >'Iltpl fine
; -R..Scc:-Lcirne Knot:
I rn'MSc
Sec, -•-J. D. Gallagher ; !'ra.is.'�-•
W. McKCai;ue ; '1) of ('':-C', -Knox ;
Leet, -H.• ,Doddsworth ; ,ComTnittee•
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J. 'Bruce, J. G. Knox; W. 1e. Wright..
Old Belgrave lr'd'c . No.. 402• will wish
"Bclgrave ,Star";lodge Nro'.`1815 grtrat
success;"„ •
Mr.'•*Ja;mcs Boevnian.; Conservative.
• car•ditlate 'u •,I,a� 1 itu;i •
i .tIi•WcS ('41111 1 '
On a • a number c t tht people in 'etc..- •
KFilo li • last .week. Ile „is a l;rrtiai: stir ti
Highly. intellectual ge•u.tleinatr au:i
makes friends wit reve:r he go.s:
. ;trn Dundas' iS ,•su.iferirig Cerci. t
a•
i%1i fracturJoed bone . received titan 'a fall . -
but We ` hsiiC. r.tc heat. pf ills S} t' t,l)
. ' • . '
. recovery... - -
• •AIr. It. -.t tr ' it of St.' Catharines dais • •
het:n.. visit:lir i'rlatives .in l4lcKillo a• '
.1 tannic, . • t' s held in Bethel clutr=
• 'kit .....Mona.ay. c -;-ening last: A tutrelie
o . eexeol , '.�,:.. i1,
1. e c 1, rt.l...,ualt..ts. cor)irr.)utetJ t'i'�•
the pl'o't;rain and a pleasant. tinicj-W. s
spent.
ir: rt. 1`i: n ry of Grey spc nt a iia -
3
oI". tive i i I fir; in leteKilletp in i'. the
early part of last' week.
Mr. • fithn 1'I tiiir • of the sawmill 1 ,
,suffering troth a Wound reet'rvetl neat.
tete tri firs :itn :e .Caps whilechop}ttter
in the woods a • w'rek or two . ago. ,
'Mr...F. •Iluchannan of town h s • re- •
turned •• from, 'I'oreitto, where he at-
tended a -.meeting of the I' xec+ :'•Lc of
the Ontario Alliance. It 'was one:of •
•
The , .veiit;e
1 wishes all 'thee`
friends 'affil patroirs' a happy' Ni'w. :
'fear '.•
• HD. AI I W(YelleN i'I{1 "'1
News •
• the .most &n.th i.iast'c and lar;;c•1y'.
attended' tneetines of the Executive
ever held. The meeting .was markt d
by great unanimity, and ,r•any' life:-.
long and stAti ch Liberals. expressed,
themselves F s. reeoivcd to oppose
Government eanlidates at, he appro..,
aching election. The gen,ral • concert_.
sus of opinion evas that the Iters re-
gime of deceit, , trickery ,and corrupt-
ic>
n was nearing rin
g ancnd.• •
,•
. • circulation • 1 rrozone quickly tohrin•,',s
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. the glow of healthto faded chi+i'i;:. ,
•the News;Record wishes all .;ts Its neo - trolxblr tit All .tri beetle tif.r
''friends, and patrons a: Ilappy ` New' your ,loofas -simply use Ferrozotii'.
fear. •. . q r•q it. Prices 5-tic..at druggists, •'
Quite an. unnecessary qurt t•ion, ly
•cause• so •many woinen,have such p
complesiiarls. We want • to tela• won: -
en 'with pale sallow cheeks about I"t'r
rozorie,' which ciuiekly imparts hoe
ceiter and glues the 'skin acloar,ritlr
appearance. It's pure, blood th:^tt urn-,
bete fine cora)lritxiofs,, 80 by producin
lots.•of vidalieingehlood, building ti,p'
The dtlilitatt'd system firer asin 11';
0 A
Do not consider it a
hardship to do as ranch for
THE
as3rou do for a city eek-
iy or daily pay for it in:
advance.
Consult Your Address d igu e4.
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