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THE MIRROR Special Bath Powder ~ In decorated tin box with large puff 49c Robertson's Drug Store Downie Street What A Wonderful Christmas Nothing could make that more certain in your | home than a Kolster all electric Radio. Christmas We are showing a good line of useful articles for Christ- mas, such as Spinet Desks, Tea Wagons, Sewing Cabin- ets, Cedar Chests, Pricilla Sewing Baskets, Trays, Book Ends, Vases, Pictures, Tables Boudoir, Bridge and Junior Lamps, Doll Carriages, Baby Walkers. This is only part of what we have toshow you. This Kolster Model offers unapproached value. All electric '(no batteries) with the famous standard Kolster features of _mechanical precision and unattached reproduction of tone. Reasonable in price, easy to buy, a model you will be proud to own. SOLD BY HOP (Tek 1278 ERVICEIS SUPREME YDRO as See THOMPSON--MELLECG DETROIT, Nov. 22---Mr. and Mrs. Waldo T. Thompson, formerly Miss Jeanette Mellec, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Louis J. Mellec of Detroit, left on their wedding trip Thursday even- ing, November 22nd, following a de- lightful reception at the Grace Hpis.- copal church and a dinner given at the home of the bride's parents. The bride appeared in postel pink tulle threaded with silver, and butterfly roses and lilies-of-the-valley, as her ccrsage bouquet. She was attended by Miss Mildred. Mellec, maid of honor who donned pale orchid and carried pale pink roses, and Miss Catherine Thompson as bridesmaid, in rose taffeta, carrying American beauty roses. The bride-groom was assisted by Glen Beery, the best man, and Captain O. C. Holmes, all of Detroit. Rev. Mr. Pollinger per- formed the mariage ceremony. Mr. Thompson is a son of Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Thompson, 139 Grange street, and a former employee of the Royal Bank here, whose many friends will wish the young cquple much happiness. Greenwood & Vivian HousefurnishingsLtd. 26 Ontario Street ¥ MAYB HE MEANT IT 'Hditor; "What did you say to New Office Boy: "A man called} him?" : here to thrash you a few minutes; New Office Boy: "I told him I was ago." sorry you were not in." Ps We Have a Limited Number of Pianos and Phonosgraphs which we will place on Trial in Stratford Homes We want every home in Stratford to have a mus- ical instrument of some kind or another. We are interested in the sale of pianos, of course, that's our business, but our interest does not end there. If we were not interested in your pleasure--in your enjoyment, and did not realize the delight that a musical instrument brings to you and your family we would not be in the business. Music in the home means a better home -- home as it should be--home as if was intended to be. Take advantage of this trial offer Phone or see Saturday, Monday or Tuesday and we will place in yonr home, either a phonograph, a piano, an orthophonic"or gramophone on trial. MAKE THIS A MUSICAL CHRISTMAS HEINTZMAN & CO., Limited J. ANTHONY, Manager 131 Ontario Street Phone 763 IT'S NO WONDER That More People are using our bread than ever before. The bread you eat reveals your character. This was the decision of the American Bakers' Asso- ciation, in convention at Chi- cago as announced by Secre- tary Tom Smith. "Every step away from the coarser, darker breads is really a step nearer civiliza- tion." "Way back in ancient Egypt as soon as the upper classes began to get wealth and leisure they began to demand white bread and the trend toward white bread 'among the higher races has been continued ever since." Begin the day right by ordering The Very Best Bread. T. V. Bread Co. PHONE 2345 56 Huron Street Down&Fieming Funeral Service Rooms 94 Ontario St. MR. DOWN Phone 314 MR. FBEMING er stn Communication Every time we pass the Children's Shelter we think of the poor unfortun: ate children who are there through no fault of their own. We wonder if they are well cared for, and provided with sufficient and nourishing food. We wonder if the Matron is a kindly and motherly woman. And we hops all those who have authority are large: heated people and lovers of children. We wonder if the children have ample liberty to romp and play as all healthy young people should. Perhaps some of them are happy and some other- wise according to their dispositions and inclinations. Our hearts go out to all children of whatever color or nationality. Hvea those who are called vicious are usual- ly more susceptible to kindness than harshness. What is sweeter than the laugh of a child? So we say let them laugh let them play. In after life they will have enough to be seri- ous about. "The laugh of a child will make the holiest day more sacred still. Strike with hand of fire, O weird musician, thy harp strung with Appolo's golden hair; will the vast cathedral aisies with symphonies sweet and dim, deft toucher of the organ keys, blow, bugle blow, until thy silvery notes do touch and kiss the moon-lit waves, and charm the lovers wandering 'mid the vyine-clad hills. But know, your sweetest strains are discords all, com-, pared with childhood's happy laugh --the laugh that fills the ages with light and every heart with joy. @) rippling river of laughter thou art the blessed boundery-line between the beasts and men; and every wayward wave of thine doth drown some grate- ful fiend of care. O laughter, rose- tipped daughter of joy, there are dim- ples enough in thy cheeks to catch and glorify all the fears of grief." FAMOTERRA. J. H. MOORE Christmas Goods Finest assortment of Christ- mas Stationery in lovely boxes - ranging in price up to... 8.50 Big variety of Dolls, Child- ren's Toys, Silverware at rea- sonable prices. A niece lot of China Pieces. Children's Books, New Fic- tion and Reprints. Christmas Cards, they very finest, they're so different ! Pattersons Bookstore 'The Home of Good Stationery RK Ensemble fashion's slimness. Bloomers .. Slips J ee e ee e eee « . . Pyjamas 18 Wellington St. "Tale Lingerie For Perfection in the Dress Creates perfection in dress foundation. Careful dressing is the surest passport for women in business and social life. tailored undergarments--wonderful in qual- ity and so perfectly tailored they add to Vesta 205% .59c to $1.50 79c to $2.75 $1.00 to $7.50 Gowns ...- $2.50 to $7.95 $4.50 to $12.00 GIFT HOSIERY. You will wonder at the quality and careful workmanship in the desirable shades of this season and weights to meet demands, and such reliable brands, Rainbow, Puritan, Kay- ser, Bi-Tex, Puritan Maid, Holeproof, Harvey, Well Dress- ed, Venus, Queen Quality and Corticelli. $1.00 TO $2.00 D. C. Wilcox Stratford Choose Phone 529 Band and Music lasts! instruments. Phone 171 Instruments Give your son or daughter a musical instrument this year. Easy terms, and instruction arranged for all Headquarters for Reeds, Strings, Music, Etc. "Bandsmen are invited to see the new metal clarinet"' Orchestra RISCH- 97 Ontario St., Stratford DEPRESS, BROTHER, DEPRESS! ' He (teaching her to drive) -- "In case of emergency the first thing you should do is to put on the brake." --She" Why, I thought it came with the car." KEEN ON PUNCTUATION MARKS 'Ig Jim a good proofreader?" "Good! Why, if a period was upside down, that fellow would spot KEEP YOUR FEET DRY and your head cool--There may be an excuse for getting hot headed, but the cost of a new pair of solid leather half 'soles is usually all that is necessary to keep your FEET DRY Superior Shoe Repair 119 Ontario St. Phone 941 Now ls The Time To Decorate With Semi- Trimmed Wallpapers! 'Costs half the price in putting it on. Phone 1826 for Sample Books Geo. Cordell 35 Inverness St. USED CLOTHING For Sale All kinds of Used Clothing , in first-class condition, also Quilts and Dishes- Apply-- 40 Gore St., East Telephone 1448 _ ANTHRACITE COAL POCAHONTAS, Egg Size Red Jacket, Egg Size Solvay Coke Cornish Coal Co. Phone 44 Peter & Sylvester Will do your Repairs in Plumbing Heating Electric Phibae 210 12 Ontario it immediately." _-- -- " saeeepensemeeseseee ne