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GODERICH, ONT. Thursday, December 0, Milk -1.
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FRUITS
p NUTS
CANDIES
are as essential to your Christmas table as
lights are to your Christmas tree. We offer
you a choice selection now at most reasonable
prices.
Oranges, Bananas, Grape Fruit,
Layer Raisins, Nuts, Dates, Figs,
Olives, Christie's Cakes, Plum
Puddings and Candies. Celery,
Canadian; Swiss and Roquefort
Cheese, etc. ..irmimYetn*,,..v4,,,,,,,
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Sturdy's Cash Grocery
"Everything Good for the Table"
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Massey -Harris Machinery Frost Fencing
Toronto Asphalt Roofing Rubber -tired Buggies
Farm Lighting Plants
Hamilton Street, Goderich, Ont.
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• Thomas klicHroy, au old reabliait of
McKillop wwPaIiJp, died NoVenaber
20th, at the age of seventy -61z years.
Mabel, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. P.
J. Healy, township of Morris, died lag
week at the ape of fourteen years.
She had not been well since last win-
ter. when she bed a severe attack Of
lutlanimatory rheumatism.
A wedding was solemnized in the
Evangelical parsonage, Creditor). OD
November 30, when Katbleen Wilbel-
mine. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John
Morlock, became the bride of Royal
Vernon, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. B.
Geiser of Crediton.
A debate between young people of
Bluevale and Brussel* held at Blue -
vale November Lalth, waw on the sub-
ject. "Resolved. that tiit,uiperenCe
has bean a greater scourge than war."
liecishin waft given in favor of the
negative, upheld by the Bluevale de-
baters.
The death occurred In New York on
Wednesday of last week of Charles
Wesley Jones, • former resident of
Bennett neighborhood. William J.
Jones, of Walsall; John J. Jones, of
!Wisdom andskirasslienLY 10.110.1...of
Elimville, aro brothers and sister of
the deceased,
The funeral took place at Brut -tiled.'
of John It. Johnston. a former resi-
dent of tbat place. who died suddenly
November 20th at London. Deceased
spent several rears in the West and
had only recently returned and was
visiting at London. Twa sons reside
at Seattle. His wife diced severs'
year* ago. • .
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Calvin Cutt's Specials
Milk white Tapioca 2 lbs.
Jelly Powder, 4 pkgs. for
Jelly Powder, 3 pkgs. and spoon
.. 25c
11. 42,5c
110c
2bc
$1 79
15c
Rex Coffee (regular (15c1, per lb. •
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Lima Beano, 2 lbs. . ....... ._ ... ...........s -..... -.--..a.-.
Eaaifirst, 10 Ib. pail . .. i .....:.„
Easifirst, 1 lb. pkg , ..... -
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Seedle.a Raieine. 2 lbw -
Seeded Raisins, per 15 oz. pkg.
Lemon and Granite Peel, per lb
Broken VValnuta, per lb.
Valencia Raisin.. told', per Ib.
- . DRY GOODS
Home-made Mtn', per pair 70c
Flannelette, Stripes, 34 inches x 30 inebes, per yard.. .... : . .... • ..........-___21t
25c
- 49c
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Phone 116 - .1•_ CALVIN CUTT
Joseph l'apiisceu. of the Bauble
line. mar St. Jomepli. pasted away
November 30th at the age of eighty-
one years. 3/though born in the
Province' of Quebec. he bad lived oli
the Sauble line practically all his life.
He is survived by biz wife. lise sons
of last week, when addresaee were
given by Elmer ChrlStie uu "Motor
Cars, Their l'et. and Abuse.," and Eu-
gene llowey, on "Recreation, Its l'se
-and Value." Mr. Howey asElven
the deelstion mid will go int. -Iii* lililoli SII Ip o the
40011/eIIIIell Of the Prete
bytery of Huron.
Mrs-. Matthew Ellwood (formerly
Miss Maggie Hogg of Exeter) did
November 3rd at her home at Darling-
ton'. Man.
Rev. A. A. Trumpet*, before leaving
to take his new charge at Windsor.
was presented by the members and
adherent.' of Trhitt Memorial elnirelt
with a puree of gold amt a club -bag
and. Mrs. Trumpet' repave.' a hand-
some tea service. ,
Nearly one thousand people attended
the fowl *upper given recently at
James street United church. The pr.s
ceeda were over $035.
and four daug ler*.
C. Fritz & Son have purchased the
huaineer block formerly owned by E.
E. 'Wilerth anti will convert the lower
story Into a shuwroom for Ford car
for whieb they have th.• agt•ner in
this district. .
A number of white Arctic owls bevel
Janie* Alexamh.r Miller. who had
Is -en in failing henith for aome
nionthe. passed away Tuesday of last
neck. in 614 forty-eighth year. Ile
was engaged for a number of years IR
cement work and was an excellent
workman. He Is survived by his nio-
1St =waist
SEAFORTH
The marriage ef Martha Johnston.
daughter of the Lite William Johnstoe
of Senfortli. to William If. Sholdice.
-f-Vna•lione-took--1.2.ace. in St Andrew's
Presbyterian church. Galt. all No. . -m -
her 27th.
Mrs. W. E. Seutligate has gone to
New York, where she- will imaid the
winter with ber datighter. Mrs. R. A.
Wilson.
The Senfortli Collegiate Institute
COILIIIIYI111•11141/I bent Friday night
last in Cardno's hall. ln addition to
the preeentation of prizes and di -
an excellent program was
given before a large mullet:L(1.
At the annual business meeting of
the Seaferth Farmer..' Club a year',"
succestsful. operations were reported.
Total receipte from shipments of lire
snick were an0.099.77. Premiums' for
"select" hogs amount's' to a951.74.
The wedding took place at St. Boni.
face church. New Germany. on Novem-
ber 27th. of Angela Mary. eldest
M to bus
Hieknell. son of Mts. Therms Bick-
nell, of ftesforth. Rev. Father Wey
°Metaled.
TRENTON MAN IS amaiwinamanunismonamonamisismaramaus
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ANOTHER SHIPMENT OF
Sheriff's Jelly Powders
VERY GRATEFUL
SAYBTHAT " FRUIT-A-TIVES"
STOPPED NERVOUS KADACHES
MR. R. A. BOVAY.
3 Jelly Powders for 25c and
a glass fruit nappie free
Our Special Blend of Black Tea at 59c per Ib.
5 Ili. lots 55e per lb. Try this tea; it's a winner mid is
16e to 20e cheaper than the package tett.
;14 We grind our best Coffee fresh for your order. It has .
given satisfaction for years.
A large 8 oz. bottle of Vanilla or Lemon Extract for......25c
also a large I lb. bottle at 54h.
New large washed BRAZIL NUTS, this year.- erop, at 2Sc lb.
24 bars Soap, MeEtvett!s Special, for 81.00
Palintrec Toilet Soap, per dozen 4$c
Redpatli Sugar per hag, the 1.1keapest it has been for years.
Specials in Dry Coods kor41
Blankets, Itntlerwear, Overalls, Shirts, Socks, Mitts
Gloves, etc., at right priees.
daughter of Joseph ay.
LUCKNOW
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been seen in this district and one was
captured by E. Gerwh, tuirber. and will
be 1a66 -4I In the -zoo" at Springbank
l'ark. London.
The- Zurich jubilee band held its an-
nual business meeting recently and re-
organized for another year with
George Rees as president. Hy. UK
...... 1 ther. Mrs. Thomas Miller of town. hie
meter leader an.' Albert G. 'lees treas. 1 ,
I wife, formerly WAS Susan Webster.
urer. The baud had a very successful .1 an" by two brothers and a sister:
aesiera this year. John Miller -a West Wawanosh. Thos.
, Miller of Wingham. and Mrs. Jame,
.....- ENETER , ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, it. of Ashtleht
The death of William Smith. of
Imeknow, occurred aowenther 27th at
Wingham hoapital. where be had been
units -r treatment for about two weeks.
Mr. Smith was._serenty.two years of
nee and leasee one son alai four
rinnglitera. Ilia wife • died Inst New
1 Year's Day. II.- was A WM kArafflt by
traT144:e Sentinel quotes .1. -din pore's,
the well-knowe auctioneer. pis Oating
that sales have been going well this
fell. -I haven't seen SOW, go as well
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aince the boom periml at the close of
the war," mid Mr. Purvis. "The
people- m..4-ii-ire-altogetlier -better
and more hopeful spirits than they
have been for four or five years.
There is no grumbling about bard
Mr. Roy A. Bovay of Trenton, Ontario,
thinks very highly of "Fruit -a -fives" for
removing the cause of nervous headaches.
"I wish I could tell every sufferer in the
world what 'Fruit -a -fives' have done for
rne"-he writes--Fer years I was much
troubled by bad headaches, nervous dys-
pepsia and liver troubles. Then I com-
menced taking 'Fruit-a-tivas'. Thanks to
these wonderful, tablets I am once more
entirely wen."
Are you, toe, afflicted with nervous head-
aehes? Quite probably they are traceable
to lazy bowels, stomach, kidneys or hver.
What you need is the gentle, natural help
1 of "Fruit-a-tives" which is made from
intensified fresh fruit jukes blended with
tonics. "Fruit-a-tives" is nature's own
ally in promoting health and happiness.
Enlist its aid for yourself, to -day. 2%c
and 50c, everywhere.
After ab 'linens of several months
William N.Mere passed away No-
2.1th. in his seventieth year.
.theut six years age he retired from -
k farm In Stephen and •eame to re-
•oie in town. He survived by his
1. Ire two eons and two daughtere:
Herinaq tied Mrs. Cecil Walker, of
stepheit ; Ewart. of Donflnia, and Mins
Hilda. at home. The body was taken
to clandeboye for burial.
At a sitting of the Ontario Railway
and Municipal Board. held in Exeter
November 20th, approval wa. g e-11
of the sale of the Hindman telephone
line to W. It. Frayne. of' Ueliorne.
An oratorleal contest was held in
Main street church alonday evening
iHE CHRISTMASitt4444t
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New shipment just arrived of lovely new
Silk and Canton Crepe Dresses .„
$14444 qt, MY" I We'lre412P tilaiiI444.31f44,stalat.al.krZErZail
Excellent savings are offered those who want an exclusive frock for the holiday.
Also a new shipment of beautiful PARTY FROCKS, in taffeta and georgette and
a lovely range of colors and styles.
Fine Lingerie on display. Makes a very practical Chtistmas Gift
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;14i Women's and Misses' Gift Scarfs
in pure silk rayon, plain and fancy weaves. Many have fancy bar stripe and all
are finished with silk -fringed ends.
Make Lovely Christmas Gifts, for 85c and $1.00
Call and Inspect Our Splendid Range of Christmas Suggestions
Royal Ladies' Ready -to -Wear Co.
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November 294h, wben Jean Minnie,
youngest daughter of the late 0. M.
Farquhar and of Mrs. Farquhar of
Clinton. became the bride of Alexan-
der L. Eagleeon, of Drayton, formerly
f
of Clinton. The ceremony was per-
forms! by Rev. J. E. Hogg. The
bridesmaid was Miss Zelmit Berry, of
Toledo. Ohio. and the groom was at -
feinted by the brides brother. Mervyn
Farquhar of Detroit. Afterwards Mr.
mid Mrs. Eagleson left by motor for
Drayton, where they will make their
home.
George Shipley. a lifelong reskient
of this community, riled Thursday
evening at his home on the Huron
read just east of town. He was in
aixty-nixtli year. is survived
by Ills wife and three song.
A. F. JOhati. wile was In noderich
hospital with typl I fe‘erhas re-
rirrerPrilllrit rAperis in 11 few days to
resnme 11115 duties as public .chnol
1 principal at Vinetarnt.-Ont. Since iris
discharge from the hospital he hn•
been olth his Sister here. Mi'. A
i Seeley.
USES OF SOYBEANS
I Experimental Farms Note I'
In Canada the soybean Is used
elih'fly a'. --forwe
for imsturing to hogs and sheep.
Sometimes the crop I. used elan for
put -mows 11 1141 as a green
tiniest_ txpitle_arr_ not. afrakihto natant*, but ia• high value uiakee Its
and the,. have no fear but ey will use for the latter purpose impructic-
emu, out all right." able. Soybean bay eontpa res favor
ably with alfalfa hey in feeding vabie
It is highin digestible proteiu and
therefore cut' 114114...1 to replaps• 1, 1.1 IS
rel -'is 10 Sam,' extent. Being alp an-
nual lei:1nm the soytwall 1A at eN,Cti-
lent crop to eubatItute in the event of
clover m•--irtfatfri. faIrnre. The hay
Brophey Bros.
UDC LEADING
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
AND EMBALMERS
brders carefully attended to
at all hours, ntgbt or day
GODEIUCH
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Funeral Director and
Embalmer
All calls promptly attended to
day or *Iglu
PHONES
Store 335 Residence 355w
Hamilton Street. Goclerich
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Have You Seen It? Have You Heard It ?
The New DeForest-Crosley C5 Console
$165.00 Complete _
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WINGHAM
Mrs. T. 1. Tipling. 41* Balearves.
Sask.. has been spending a week at the
honw of her brother-in-law. Amo• Tip -
ling. Mrs. Walter lieldons a former
resident of Winghani. now residing in may be fedto all classes of live sleek.
Saskatchewan. alai has been visiting. The use of soybeans alone for silage
with Mr. and. Mrs. Maine. - Is not reconimended. The rommon
Witighain had its municipal elee- practice is to use a conalpitiat ion of
Huila hist Week. and In each PAW the beam. nnfl COTT. one part if soybean --
election was by acelaniatIon.„ to three parts of core. The tai erops
A. J. Nicholls. formerly 11 resident
of Windmill. died at Toronto Novem-
ber 29th. in his sixty-third year. and
the laely was brouglit here for inter-
ment. Mr. Nicholls was in the bakery
businetes in Wingham for many years.
He leaves one son and three daugh-
ters,
Mrs. John Imlay. an old r4.414seet of
Wingham. vassal' away November
29th cat the home of her daughter. Mrs.
J. S. Proctor. In Morris township. In
her sIxtyselghtli yenr. tteeiden her
hu4batol. she leaves one 'on. J. Gor-
don Imlay. of Detroit. and three
dnughtera: Mrs. Frnnk Stark. of De-
troit. Mrs. Chris. Hopper, of Wing-
hnm. and Mrs. Proctor.
Jamea Deana. n former resident of
Wingliam. died reeently at his home In
Philsidelphin. Mr.. J. W. Vanatter.
may he 'grown together or grown ...is
arately and mixed when the silo is be
ing tilted.
Growing soy -beans for seed is car-
ried on to some extent In Canada
chiefly in southwestern Ontario. The
seed is 111 11111 higher in nil 'protein
than other legume crops such 145 Peas
and beans, and. has therefore a higher
feeding value. Too high le4texcetitage
of tit.' benne Tn ibo ling -fattening ra-
tion will produse-4 soft rot:with+ is
411 seri 111 in a fed aga I n at on t he market.
In the l'ilited States the oil 1.= ex-
traeted from the anybenn awe' en a
commercial settle and the requiting
4'11 ke ix used an a concentrated feed.
similar to olleake for live .t4e.k.
Soybenna make excellent pasture for
all Massa' of lice Atm*, especially
rshcep and hogs The pasture ie vatic
of Goderleb. Is n sister of the dpe- able when tised 11 Inne. bin it Is beAl
re/1164A Anil Thomas Deans of Wing- wilVti 1150,1 a• a SIIPPIPaaal to carb.
ham and William Deana of Ttirnberre
COLBORNE TOWNSHIP
utoutoitNE TDWNs1111'. Dee. 7
Mrs. Chile. Robert son •tatertnisted -*
few of her relit tit es on ale rainy (Sen-
ing In honor of her ...lode, Mr. Alex
Jtirlian. of Fargo. North Int kont. whom
e4e. Icad not ...ern fer twenty -live years
Mr. E. !grimmer Is ititiontling a ear
of corn at McGaw this week.
(Too late for last week),
COLBORNE TOWNSHIP. Dee. 4. -
Mr. and Mr.. Nathan Johne are vleit-
leg relatives nt Kincardine tin, week
Mr. and Mrs. 'chewer Feagan. f
Drareit. arivi.ifing their parent. here.
Ilds. week.
Mr. Itensen Cot. of Dundalk called
rrn frartitts here this' WWI.
The Farmer** Cinh *hipped hogs
-from 11r..-
Pear.on shipped' n twined An Wedneee
day.
Silo- filling all • fin eheil up NOVella-
bsr 29. There I. ebb& A week',
threshing left yet.
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are brothers.
A aeries of petty thefts from Wing -
ham Woreu Is reported. In two eases
the culprits..'who were young boys.
were.114covere.1 nod the stolen goods
returned.
t'LlINTON
Mrs. R. R. Higgins has a fractured
wrist. the T., ',tilt of a fall on an icy
walk.
Mr. end Mf.. Gen. Ladd left last
week for Le. Angeles. California,
where they Intend spending the win-
ter.
miss Mifry Collyer. a gradiente of
lb.. School of Commerce. has taken a
At the Wesley pnraontige. on Tuve-
position with s firm at London.
doy of lastweek. Rev. A. A. Hairnet'
performed the marriage eeremony
milting MIR. Helen Ladd. daughter of
Mr. nrul Mrs, Wm. Clinton. ter
ilruee ititerl. of Exeter. Mr. awl
.RIvers left on a trl to Nev'
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York City and on theft' return will re-
irldo at Exeter.
A quiet wedding took place In Wee -
ley -Willis church on Moods, morning.
Now is the time to renew your sub-
fteription A n (I, get one of The filmat's
ealentlers f‘'? 1127.
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TIME TABLE
Eff,t-ti‘1 S' PI 11 1926
A.M. P.M. .taira
7.36 4:50
Owen Soimd
4.23
KIlaytb 7.0
8.15 4.0
inTitravenumi 689,2020., 46:3515
Dobh Wan 8.14 535
Chealey me 65..5103
Elmwood
Walkerton .. Arr9.50
Hanover
1.ve
Greenock 10.05
Teenwater 10.35
winghank 7 11.05
Be4grave ". 11.20
Blyth . . 115
Auburn ....In,' ,,
lays! 12.54
l/unlop . ,.4----12,10
Goderieb Lif.., 12.9
fravo AM. P4.1d..5
(,:odeutmriemb 877...4700 44..938
I o)al 7.15
Dunlop . ,„,te"
4.241
illteIiKthrave 88 2.408 4515 .•
Wingham 4., 8.55 5. 1)
8.50 Greenoek 9.211 5.46
0.46
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Walkerton Arr. 10.06 6.'
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7.05
7.28
7.45
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8.35
8.50
7.03
7.30 Haunter • 10.25
7.5 Elmwood 1. -10.45
8.10 Chesley
8.23 llobbington
8.40 Invermay
'55 Tarn 11.30
10 Kilayth ... 8.115
9.15 Owen Sound 12.9 9 20
FARES
Owen Sousa to Goderleh ..$3.73 Teeswater to dream&
WIngbans to Teerwater 311e Betweea otboe tarot . . ae•
make to Goderleh 15e
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