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Model 25 Studebaker, Touring Ciar in tirst-class
shapg •fro* •r•
- 6 h. p. International Gisoline Engine
- extras
''0vrnod and Operatml., by
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East Street Garage Practical Man e
GODERICH - - V ONTARIO Arthur M. Glover
onirescionwonommo(*sionimovomomm.awatwoostavoramb000somosamnX
$450
with all
$150
rIARDEN COURT
‘". Face Powder as
pictured and describ-
ed in the October
Ladies' Home Journal
and Cosmopolitan
can be had at
Campbell's Drug Store
The Peeslar Store
Goderkh -- Ontario
It is the finest face
powder we know of --
Come and see it.
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Latest
Styles in Photographs
wilibe lo-Uridslipur studio.
• You are invited cal and
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This is the best time for
a sitting. Thew we can fin-
s ish your photos before, the
xusual Christmas rush.
LOCAL TOPICS.
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Charges Diiimbeied. •
Charges against Robert Ervine, of steal -
an automobile from Reeve Davis'
garage and of embezzling money belong-
ing to Mr. Davis. were heard by Judge
Dickson on Saturday. On hearing the
explanations of the accused. His Honor
dismissed the charges.
Happy Anniveniary.
4411 Sunday last, 4 kitolier ;MM. Mrs.
1:reen of Sliiippoi rayon celebrated
her eighty fourth birthday amtiveraary.
111 addition to her daughter. Mhos
4freiiii. licr ...is Mr. Ifreeat
town. ydit• had with her her son .Ntr.
Jo. W. Green. who cause front home
at Manville. tante of Wyoming. tor the
occasion. B'e are glad to lie able to
NO' Iliad Mrs. Green is in goo.' MAIO,
MIA tile positesalon of all her
nod sve trust she will be spared to her
family and (Heade for tunny years yet.
Khaki but Friends.
. The count y good roadi cemmigaion
met here Thursday\ of last week to con -
oder several matteks of importance per.
taming to the county roads. The mein-
, bers of the commission are Reeves
ti.1.--To FELL
,School 'of, Conimerce
Climes sad GoisrielcOmario
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Mix theliilItoolitircoursas
el:AINEASs`
ErrENroakarstic
SECRETARIAL_
CIVIL SERVICE
and taxman Special Courses for students.
The following advantages :
H ghly qualified teaching staff
Actual business system of bookkeepog _
Credential typevvriting tests
Positions guaranteed
A /141441•4Y. FAure me parolee itself in • le. awnthe
Now e• the tune ler the youver man sr we-4mo to
make ea eromeoreene thee sive eplerwieel return. on
at an t• come. For woo ett
F. WARD
B A . M Are ts
Pru.spel
'PHONE I AS
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nen Sp. talse4.
PIVII0P0
CLINTON
Students may enter any time
TEN SIGNAL
Govenlock, Livingstuu and Duig, with
Warden Campbell. The two first named
are "old 'standbys' of the county council,
both having been on the board a dozen
years or so, and although they were rival
candidates for tbe Centre Huron seat in
the Legislature tkey are too big and.
broad to allow political differences to
mar the harmonyof their association in
county work. The county is tortunate
in having such men to interest them-
selves in its affairs.
Jeffrey-Mel'onneiL
A very pretty but quiet wedding took
place at St. Peter s church. Godench, on
Tue day morning. 28th inst., when Miss
Elizabeth McConnell was united in mar -
nage to Mr. Joseph Jeffrey. the ceremony
being performed by Rev. Father McRae.
The bride. who Aasgiven away in mar-
riage by Mr.V.J.Pridham, looked stunning
in her travelting suitof brown broad-
cloth. with hat ta match. The brides-
maid, Miss Vera Page. was "de luxe" and
performed her part in a charming man-
ner. The groomsman was Mr. Frank
Shea. The guests included only immedi-
ate friends. After the ceremony break-
fast was served at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. F. J. Prietham, Nelson street, and
the NIPPY couple left on the..earle.. morn-
ing train to spend their honeYniodn
visiting at London, Windsor and Detroit,
after which they will make their home on
Nelson s reel Goderich.
Ramped from Stratford Jail.
lador a limit seventivit. years of
age are in einytorly here on i7liarges of
burglary and jail-bnaking. They were
!arrested a week ago by Chief Pestle-
titwaite and Countable Ifinalry al the
SO-Parlyind mummer house mt the Hay-
field road ifiel although at first giving
Ammummiumak,
MODEL THEATRE
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FRIBAI and S.tTURDAli
this week
Ethel Clayton
in
"Woman's Weapons"
MOMAY and TUESDAV nest
Vivian Martin
in
"Her Country First"
Also First Episode Pf
. Pearl White
In
'The. Lightning Raider
witigoLstp,!kv, AND THURSDAY
Doug. Fairbanks
In
He Comes up Smiling
On Monday matinee at 4.15 p.
One Cent (nar 11lIl ant)) will be the
sylminsion.
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TEMPLE'TOKS
RHEUMA71C CAPSULES
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NIEUHATISM, TKA
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Woman's
-Weakness
A wornan's reproductive
organs are CI the moat in-
tense and cominuous sym-
pathy with her knitter'.
Theslightestdisorderinthe
kidne.vs brings about a
corresponding disease in
the reproductive 011/4T18.
Dodd'is Kidney Pills, by re-
storing the kidneys to their
perfect condition, prevent
asd cure those fearful dia.
ordreek peculiar to women.
Pale young girls, worn-out
mothers, suffering wives'
and women entering upon
the Change aUtc, your
best friend is •
Dodd's
Kidney
Pills
Bunwatty has backed a retreat rtsennade
teniedy aims lime began. Gramm are spent
yearly at hot llprings, eleetrielagas •ed hos*
tale to obtain relief, yet letUrei vomits are
achieved right at bine by leaint T.S.0 's "tint
commas se use treatment." JIM compere coat
God reintai Hut • other trestaireil end
you will be convinced ANIL roes struggist
or write as tor our neer bookielt'tt ill lutenist.
lag and omts yea teething (Templetean Itg
eloesion/Olt .. Toronto). WM wail saywberetta
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Heat. agent for thirlerich. H. 41'.-I4i1*1-
hop, It . 1'114411kt and MrtigrOst.
Redford ltlo, k.
faiicv Witten and aildreinws they tifa
admitted they were Alfred Millen of
Michigan end Mahal McPherson of
Thoriold. They had escaped from. AO
at Stratford, stAterie they were awaiting
trial on odutoges of burglary of stores
at St. Mary's. Maritsa Ilw summer they
worked .111 ik 1110411 Emitting twin vela
'forollto and PtIft !tall ))))) Me, and their
aptwarance aud elltiVey1411i0U nollid in-
dicate that 111*','. started out on a Tout
Saw ser- Huckleberry Finn
rather than Hutt they are deliberate
criminal*. However. there is a 4- on-
.111ernble lief of tubisleuwanors on the
necoril 111111 'rim is
authorities ere olellhetatiug flier how
to handle the Mite. Mr. M. I ; ILLierurr.
K.e.. lifter the Interests
the boys.
PERSONAL MENTION.
Miss Evelyn Jones is spending a couple
of weeks at Toronto.
Mies Gladys Jeffrey spent the week -end
with friends at London, 1
Miss Stirling has returned from a two
months' viot in the West.
Mr. Beall Kelly in holmU1* 4aftr
apendliag two or throw months Ito NeW
York Ilty.
Mrs. C. Newell, Keays street. w' o has
been seriously ill tot sonL firm, is Andy;
recovering.
or W Selo. luta been nIl tile Wei
list tow post week, lint expects to be at
his work again 1.. at day or two.
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Stirling and son
Donald, of Hanna. Alberta. visited .111es
Starting, Cambria road, last week, -
Mee. Strickler has returned to her
" home at New York after a visit of IWO
tWeil141111 Will ite olosowsall ii IfietWelch
147 *Moor meeting Of Snottily sellouts
$ o'eltyek p. i. in North i4treet Meth-
orftat churlh. tu be cottilOrted metier the
aunpleee of the W. e. T. P. The var.
four itehools an, to nowt iwparately-aint
then* mart•ii to North street rhumb.
The program will •4*. largely In the
nature of a thatikagtring for the t
victory of the refenouriftna
Group conferencein connection with
the Methodist national campaign are
being held this week thtoushou the
Godertch distric . On 'I ueiday a
conference was held in North street
church, at whici Rev. Dr. Irwin of
Toronto was present and spoke. Other
conferences are being held at Auburn.
Clinton and Seaforth. l'ffe churches of
the district re organizing for a great
forward movement that will mean the
undertaking of the, biggest program ever
attempted, and everything points to
success in the carrying out of this
program.
North Street Methodist Church.
Quarterly services in North street
Methodist church nest Sunday will
begin with the fellowship service at
10 o'clock and othammuiou at 11.- The
union ',mislay *reboot Temperance Day
rally nudee the *minkes of the '11/.C.
'1' F. will tier "held in this church at 3.
o'elock. The North street ischool will
meet in the echool-rooto at 2.45.
Ti,. bastor's eveeing theme will be:
"lieroinee of the Prohibition Reform.*
The quarterly bops; will meet ott
Nloraday-might. Nevem bee 3, of 7.30. As
thia to a in0.4 important mantling. ;stall
attendance is desired. \
Tuesday. ut tn.. is
tally at North Street Epworth.- due.
11.1erS anti r114101.4
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On Sunday evenmg.-November Oth. t
thanksgiving aroma, entitled. "The
Rollins Seasons," will be given by the
choir of North street Methodist church.
This is probably the moat popular thanks-
giving cantata published is modern times,
having been givers. and enthusiastamily
commented upon, in many of the larger
cities of Canada as well as in Europe.
Thank -Offering Meeting of
OUR WEEKLY
DAR
New Fruits Just\ Arrival
Lemos and Orange iPesk
a lb.
Citron Peel, far a lb.
Mixed Peel, 55c a lb.
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New Currants, the kiad w�.
had before the war, 30c a lb.
2 lb. for 55c.
Fresh Mincemeat, 25c a lb.
Robertson & Mair
'Phone;164
Cor. Hamilton S. and Square
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men and women in need of
anything ;n Hair Goods.
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OUR SPECIALTIES
TRANSFORMATIONS,
• POMPADOURS, SWITCHES
for Ladies, and TOUPEES ansl
WIGS for Gontledien.
A visit m HU show meat will wit .lig-
ate yew to purchase. llogisigitsents arranged
at residence if deified.
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The annual thank -offering meetingof
the Women's Misenonary Society of Knot
church has come t� be regarded by t
women of the chitrch as a very impor-
tant occasion. and this year's meeting
wh.ch was held on Tuesday afternoon
last, proved no exception to the estab.
fished rule. The president. Mrs. Mc-
Dermid, was in the chair, and a number of
visitors and members elset w 're present
as well as the Society's regular menOier
ship. The speaker for the afternoon was
Mis Telford of Blyth, +eh, was introciuced
and welcomed by Mr. McDermid at the
conclusion of the usual- opening exer-
t:wool'* with her peiresitA. Mr. and Mee. cises. It was Mrs. Telt ri s first public
J. B. Kelly. ' appearance in Goderich. bu• we feel sure
" The misses Florellee Joel oriel- Batts'. it will not he her last, for the message
a nil Mr. Arthur Its tee. of Toronto, that she brought was spoken so eloquent -
visited their father, Mr. l'harlem itaterk,
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the peer uwek.
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Mr. Cohn McLean, Innerkip.
wlrte-
cently returned from overeeac was re.
weenie acquaintances in town before
• resuming hit (censer position at Toronto.
Mr. Walter J Brimicombe and Mr.
and Mrs. Chas. E. %ides, of Detroit. took
a $ •in up the lake shore by motor and
spent the week -end in the old tnwn.
Jr. mei Mrs. Lesiii• Yoimig. Ikedon,
*petit few days 1, --re sisiiiite 41t.4r
mot I wr. %I n. lining. and sister. Mr.
Sillidsolt, Victoria stns.!. awl 14.ft on
"Wetillenday oil 11 trip to California.
Mrs. Jo jf Huron road,
announce., the engage -twit, of Iter sister.
Mho. I M.•Niiiiirliton. to Mr.
Jack lei Wyr011 IAoIlv,of I hikland, eau-
fornia. the truirrlitge to take Wave In
I '11 is a go 11..- la t ter pert 411 tlw month.
Miss 'tore Aitken. utter faking a rest
of it few weeks. has ',Merest Intim a
rotator in social service at the Methodist
*atimuil Training School st Toronto.
Aitken ham o give
her -Perial onlallniations for this work.
which appetite to bright ultra's and
broad sympathies. -
Miss Marjorie Aitken 11114. renamed
from Toronto after taking month's
cornrow in library work In at A11141(11 (.011 -
dm -11A by the Ilepairtment of I.:titiva-
tion. Miss Aitken. who im 4 kalerleles
ettielent public lihniritni. endeavors to
keep tip with the.tatest inethislic In her
work. .
Mr. Alex. I '..Kay. of NIelrone, Minty,
Wart at visitor ill 10%11 thin Week, 1IW
attest of WM brother. -Mt.; Robert Kay.
Tlw two had not 14e4.11 each otlwr for
thirty -yds years until they tnet itt tte-
troit a few days ago. Another hmther.
Mr. Jame,* Kay of Itirident: Who had
iteeil away filial -Maw parts for nudity
years, alley wee nt -Detroit. The Kay
brothers went horn at Kini•anaine, and
Mr..Alex. Kay recalls trips he made
trout that town to lioilericit fifty years
arto,,liefore KtnerinlIne .bpil a railway.
ILigliow_lorty-one yeant.ltioce be left.
Klaranline.
RUBBERS
NOW is the time to get
prepared for the w e t,
• stormy weather. Be sure
you proCtire the Rubber
Footwear tIrttwill give the
best satisfaction.
Life -Buoy Rubbers
have built a reputation for
a quality that leads them
all in giving the most wear;
up-to-clatestyks and Lum-
berman's Rubbers that
are second to none. These
goods are now in stock at
MacVicar's Shoe Store at
the ldwest possible prices.
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North side Squire, ClOthifkii
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Iv. and with such earnest anneal, that
she stirred the hearts of all who heard
her. For a few moments she dwelt on
the attribute of loyalty. recalling how
Canadian women all through the war had
prided themselves on their loyalty, their
devotion to King and country, to a
righteoue cause, and most of all to their
men who were upholding that cause on
the battlefields. Then she spoke of the
miesionaries being their representatives in
tie front line of battle today. and
pleaded for greater loyally to them on
the part of those who stay at h .me. She
illustrated her rmint mom impressively by
reciting tiepry'Van Dykes -Story of the
Other Wise Man." Familiar. dopbtless. to
many present. the beautiful legend gained
new beauty and significancein the telling,
while those who heardfor the first time
will not soon forget the story of Artahan:
he who yearned • ta offer his mit- '4
*wtils with the gold, frankinceme and
myrrh that Ow. other Magi brought 10
their newborn King, yet was not per-
mitted to achieve his desire. Only when
death came thirty-three years later did he
kern that the long hard- years of self-
sacrificine toil and ministry to the af-
flicted had been accepted by his King and
hsd won for him the precious revelation.
"Inasmuch as yet did it unto one of the
least of these my brethren ye did it unto
me:' Mrs. Telford sail that her applica•
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Tinley/lay, October 11),` 1010 al
COMMERCIAL success is
based on good buying and
selling. In order to sell. you must
'tidy. The rgan who saves pro -
vides himself with the means .
of buying- that he may after-
wards seN with a profit. The
Bank ortiamilton will take care
of your savings for you until your
opportunity comes.
PiAD °rest -
HAMILTON
BANK OF HAMILTON
Goderich Branch -‘N.N. McKay. Manager
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lion of the story had been au ed by
hearing someone remark that those who
were not able to go to the foreign fields
were like Ib, Other Wise Man, and ,must
emulate his spirit. A pleasant feature of
the program -was a solo by Mrs. Russell
Coutts. whoee clear sweet voice will make
her doubly welcome at all future meet-
ings. At the conclusion of the program
tea was served and a pleacent hour of
social intercourse was enjoyed. The
special thank-ofieririg amounted to al-
most 5100.
d Wrod
Toner and Cherie. St.., Toronto
F.11i0vA on excellent reputatton for
high.graile business training 41141 for
placing gritiluatra in goal •posittoo..
Ritter any time. Write for catalogue.
W 1 ELLIOTT, Principal.
Hern's Boot Shop
Light Wood
From $2.00 t� $6.00
per cord
Delivered to any psrtof the
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town.
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KINDLING WOOD
Phone 1 65
Robert Wilson
Hate -ton
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FALL and Winter is the
a' time of the year when
shoe service is of first con-
sideration. Attention to
health prompts everyone
to secure proper footwear.
We have a large range
of sturdy Boots to choose
from in Ladies' Street Wear
or for growing Girls, Shoes
with heels that give com-
fort in walking.
Our stock is about corn.
plete in Rubber Foot-
wear, Rubber Boots for
the Little Gents, Youths,
Boys and Men.
Remember oar
REPAIR SERVICE
is of the best
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WRIGLEY'S
All in seated , •
packages.
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unday,
November 2 id. will be missionary Sun-
day in Nile Sunday school, and an espec-
ially interesting program of music and
readings will be given. 6 letter from
Miss F. Gray. missionary among tht
Ruthenian% will he read. Come and h
inspired and. help swell the missionary
offering.
CHURCH NOTES.
Orange Lodge No. 102 will attend
service in Victoria street Methodist
church on Wednesday eve ling. Novem-
ber 5th. t 44 o'clock. Rev. J. F. Rey -
emit will give the address.
KIng'istleography Lemon" and"The
Cate le Come' will be the aubJecta con -
tilde red at the Ilapost church next
Lord's Day. Bible lichool convenes At
2 45 and H.Y.P fiat 44 o'clock.
The choir of Victoria street Methodist
church is brinsing Miss Marian Henry. of
Springfield, and other outside talent for
an entertainment to be given in the
church an Monday evening. November
10th.
Rev, P F. Sinclair's titles for Sunday,
Noveinber 2nd, in Knox church are
Morning. "A rrmori sugeesterl froni a
mnversation with .a lawyer." Evening:
Series -No I, • The Cense of Life." being
the firkt of a Penes of tout lemma to the
young men and *omen No 4ervIce wit)
last kinger than one hour and a -quarter.
:Nest trimilay. November 2n1. 1Y
,yorld'e Xemperspee Sunday, and the
Keeps Baby's
Ski II lth
n ea
tF every mother could only
realize the danger which
/Strict; in the neglect of chafing
and skin irritations she would
not take chances on being
without Dr. Chase's Ointment
to apply after baby's bath.
It •rresita the development a
sesame and makes the skin soft.
arneoth and velvety.
110 Nate a beg, 11 Halite, ee Idtallama,
Bate. a , Ltd., Threat*.
Dr.Chase's
ointment
M.=
fieIvs aooetite
and digestion.
Three flavours.
11S not enough to make
, WRIGLEY'S good. we
mi t KEEP it good until
you get it.
Hence the sealed Package
-impurity-proof -guarding.
preserving the delicious con-
tents -the beneficial goody.
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The Flavour Lasts
MADE
SEALED TIGHT us KEPT RIGHT
CANADA
esdided:'