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Women's Black Felt Shoes, all wool felt uppers, flexible leather soles,
sizes 3 to 8, fora „ $3,00 a pair.
Women's Felt Shoes with uppers foxed with softkidleather, white
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Men's Black Felt Shoes, uppers of pure wool felt and flexible
.leather soles, sizes 6 to 11, for $3,50 a pair,,
Mena Black Felt Shoes with uppers foxcd with soft
td leather, r
white
fleece lining, per pair ', .. , .... . , .. , , , , , , , $4,50
Felt Slipper for house wear -all styles, many colors, for $1.00 a pair up
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TFORD, ONT.
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lka.®.o�nn�ml.o .nim �urer...•tiCf
MY1rs, James Acheson, Sr., is visit-
ing her brother, Dr, W. Kerr in
Elora.
Rev, and Mrs, Melvin Keys of Un-
ionville, were guests at the hone of
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Keys.
Mrs, A. Becton has arrived home
from the ,hospital.
Mrs.. McAsh, Varna, is a visitor at
her home here.
Mr. Keating has leasecl Mrs. Mur -
die's -house on. Goderich street.
Messrs, Garnet Sillery and Clay-
ton Martin were home from the Lon-
THE,pEAFORTi•I NEW
Or. D. H. McInnes
Chiropractor
Of \1'irtghai, will be at'the
Commercial Hotel, Seaforth,
Thursday Afternoons
in future, commencing Nov. 22.
Diseases of all kinds success-
fully treated.
,
Mr. V\'.Laing, Milverton spent theholiday as his house, '
Mr. Cecil Smith, Tot lo,, was a
visitor at his home here.
Miss Meth Barton was 'house from
Willow Grove over the week -end,
Mr, John Hinehley, of the Galt
Collegiate staff, was a holiday visitor
stent a fete
Colbert, London,
14 r. C.t
day's in town.
Mr. J. Allen was a holiday guest at
the home of Din James Sproa 1.
i\h, and itits . Beckett and Miss
Fieryl Beckett -,f Strathr'oy, spent
the holiday at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. H. C. Box.
11r Malcolm ,Armstrong, l.ucknow,
was a visitor at hisat home here.
21r Edward Archibald and Mr.
Fred Archibald, Toronto 1'niversity,.
spent Thanksgiving .with 21r. and
Mrs. Andrew Archibald
Misses Grieve and 111 try, of the
Collegiate staff, spent the week end
ie Toronto.
Mr. J. -\Weir, Buffalo, is visiting
friends in town ,
Ml. I issanuette spent a few day
with Ins sister in Aylmer,
Mrs. J 1I, Hudgins and children
Toronto. are guests at the honer of
Mr. and Mrs. G. C. 1lendersnn.
11 r. Harvey Bristow. Windsor,
spent the holiday al his home.
Mr. Gordon Willis, Brampton, spent
a sew' days With his parents, .\1r. and
Mrs. W. G. Willis.
11r.
,.
A Patton. Toronto, was a
guest of Mr. and Mrs. P. S. S a\aul,d 1
1)1., and Mrs. Fred C I ark tau and,
daughter Doris, Toronto, were the
guests of the Misses Stephens.
Miss Plett. Grimsby, was a week-'
end visitor at the home of lir, and,
Mrs. J. R. Habkirk.
21iss Johnstone spent Thanksgiving
at her home in Exeter.
Mr. L. Static 'Toronto spent
Thanksgiving with Mrs, A. Stark. i
\lis Mary Morleland, of Che. It t,
spent the week -end at her house hear
Mrs. Cameron, Goderich, wan a
guest at the home of A1rs. 1
Patterson.
a
don Normal for Thanksgiving. at his home Here,
Miss Ann Prewer, of St. 'Flilda's
College, Toronto, was the guest of
Miss Gwen Snowdon over Thaiiiks
Mr. Edgar Allen is recovering from
anoperation for appendicitis,
Miss Beatrice Larkin, of Toronto,
and Miss Helen Larkin, of Windsor,
are holiday .guests at the iilaiise.
Mrs. \but. Hopper is in Wing -ham
visiting her sister who is ill.
Mr. William Sproat, of Tucker-
sntith, is erecting a new barn nit the
sight of the one destroyed by lire in
September.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph. 'Icl3ride, of
Toronto were Thanksgiving guests of
Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Archibald,
Mr. William Greig, of Toronto, Me-
dical School, was home for the
holidays•
Miss Olive Scott, who has been
spending' a month with her Miele, Mr,
Andrew Scott, returns tins •week to
1 luevale.
Miss Mary Stewart, of Toronto U11-
iversity, was a holiday guest at the
home of her patents, Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Stewe rt.
Mr, Jas, Kerr is spending Thanks-
giving
1'hanks
r ul with his family in Toronto.
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Miss Mart Beil, of London Normal
spent the week earl with her parents.
Mr, and Mrs. R. 1'. Bell,
Dr. Aubrey Ci1eb, Caledonia. was
home for the holiday.
Hiss Foreman was a visitor at tier
home in Granton.
ton.
Mr. C. R. \leers, 'Waterloo. was a
visitor 111 town.
Miss Odell spent the week -end at
her home in Ingersoll.
Miss Erma Brown, Kitchener, is a
guest of Mr. and Airs, D. H. Stewart.
Mr, and Mrs. W. 11. Willis. Wings.
ham. spent the week -end with Mrs.
Robert 'Willis.
21r. Lorne [lutchison
Was a holiday visitor at the home of attend the funeral.of a cousin.
Jus patents, ,lit. and Mrs. I'.
D.
Hutchison.
Miss Mary 'Webster visited friends
Miss Madge Stewart, Stratford, was in "mlerich.
-o d
Miss Ha/•1 Thompson,Brantford.
h
a week -end guest at the'honte of her
p e M d M J A. Stewart.
VMS the guest of Miss Hazel Reid.
Miss Fran ccs '1ioust.o5, Brantford,
was a week e d visitor at the home of
her parents M1 and Mrs, S. Houston.
-Alrss Lloyd Stratford and lir. Go-
ds]) McCormack, Buffalo, were guests
of Mrs. C. McCormack.
Mr. and Mts. Dunn and Miss Stella
Horton, London, were week -end
gnests of ?'ir. and Alts I:: L. Box.
\Jr. S. Jackson. Chesley, was :a
visitor al. his home in Egrnottdville.
Air. and Mrs, Tudor Jackson and
children, Ripley, were guests of Miss
Belle Jackson.
Mrs. j: Whaling' and Miss Hahkirk,
Stratford, are guests' at the home of
Mr. and Airs. E. L. Box.
Mr. Leslie Watson, Windsor, was a
holiday visitor at the hr,me of his
parents, Mr. and Mrs, James Watson,
:Bliss Gladys Shillinglaw, Toronto,
:\'Ir, Walter Zeigler, of Clifford, was
a visitor at the home' AIr. Robert
Porterfield.
Don't forget the bazaar hi St;
Thomas' church on November' 28th.
Airs. John A, Wilsonnr is visiting
friends in Plattsville.
\lr. L. D. Chapman and hisbride
spent Thanksgiving at hisJtiitne here,
'T no
pct left 7`uenda morning �' sic motor
r
> r,
for a visit 11, \gingham Goderich and.
St, Thomas. returning_ cm Saturday lay to
their home in Bridgeburg.
ST. COLUMBAN.
:\ ter:. c successful meeting of the
Literary Society was held c n last
Friday evening, the first meeting of
1 the year , the officers of which
are t follow.: Honorary pies-
! idem Ret. Father l)antzer; press
l cut, James ILOUuaid: vice-pres.,
Tholna: Morris: treasurer, Miss C.
Eckart: editor, Louis t>'It'illy: assist,
editor, Iosepi, Meladv t committee,
\fis Lucy Burke, Mi Hyde, \'in-
cent Lane. Gerald Doyle.
Mt r Byers and Doyle.
are
very bt1., it, the Cnlllmtln lt)' sawing
d wood and threshing clover.
I' , ,McGrath
11r nchu :,est the
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n id,
h i t at her home here. aaeunl-
panni by \fis lhapntail of Strat-
ford.
\\ e are very pleased to hear that
hiss Mildred McGrath, of 'Bamberg.
is improving rapidly and hope that it
may continue.
inybody interested in any k ori o
salt should buy now as the market is
in a glutted condition in our burg.
The fall plowing done and the crops.
harvested, the farmers turned out last
week and made a few bees in the
cemetery and greatly improved its
appearance.
Misses Mary McQuaid. of Amherst,-
Mr.
m to i st,
Mr. F. I), Hutchison was in I i i
towel on Wednesday of this week to I
mots t t, an Mrs,
.was-
a
Jessie. \\rtlson, \VaYcrloo, was
Mr . -Ernest oust McIntosh,.London, wa.
a visitor at her home here. d its
A1•:, T • Il• i f•tlily. Strat-
a holiday guest at his h tnu, here.
Mrs. want y and a t A
Thatlksghing dance. s'as gel
ford, were guests of Mrs. A.
the G \\ \ :A, club rooms on Monday -
Westcort with ,t good attendance. Music was
Mr, Reid Edmumde, west Lorne, furnished by the Woodstock nr-
was a visitor at his hone here. chestra.
Mr. George McGavin has leased Miss Swanson, Stratford, visa • I
lir. Janes Cowanhouse, formerly friend in town
occupied by the late Miss Margam,
Mrs. \\ ills. London, "is the guest 'it
Miss Eva Love spent the holiday
with her parents, -lir. and Mrs. John
Love.
Mr. and Mrs, Langford Chapman,
Goderich, were visitors at his hone
here.
Miss Gertrude Crich was hone
from Port Dalhousie.
Mr. Wm. Somerville, Toronto,
spent the week -end with his sisters
intown.
'ilfr,. P. C. Calder, Toronto, was 8
town visitor.
Mr. John Dobie, Loudon, was a
nark -end guest at the home of his
aunts, the Misses McLennan.
Miss Purcell has disposers of her
property in Egntoudville to Mr. \Arne,
Sinclair.
Mr. and .A!l's. T. Healey, spent
rhanksgrvi tg with her mother, Mrs.
C. AIcColntaok,
Mr, George -Rourke, Al,. and Mrs.
1•d. Daley, Margaret and Emerson, cif
1. Walkerton, and Mrs. S. Cudtmtre and
• sons, of Usbornc were 'Thanksgiving
visitors at the huhu. of Mr, and Mrs.
Peter f )alcy.
Miss Maty Gillespie• of the Har-
'Ishii)
at' Ishii) Collegiate staff, visited her
parents Mr. and Mrs. Janes Gillespie.
Miss Ruth Hamilton, Goderich,
was a guest at the Manse,
Miss Vera I)ortance, Exeter, spent
a few claws at her home in MekCillop.
her aunt, Mrs, James McIntosh,
Misses Dorothy :mil Florence
Welsh, Id eltsall, were in town int
Monday.
Mr. Ryerson Ilartry, Guelph Col -1
legiate staff, was a holiday visitor atl
1 ,s Hoon -
Air. E. llechely. Chicago, is visiting
in town.
Miss May Pollock, L'aylield, spent
the week -end with Miss Mary Laing.
Mr. Leslie Bristow, 1)uttdas, Wag a
visitor at his home.
Mr, and AM's George Stewart spent
a few days in Clinton.
Miss Reynolds, Waterloo school
staff, visited her parents in tigmnnd-
ville.
Miss Jessie McMillan, Toronto,
spent the week -end with her parent,,
\Ir, and Mrs. W. McMillan.
Miss Grace Kneclttel, Benntiller,
was a visitor at her home.
Miss Thelma Johnstone Was in
Woodstock visiting friends.
;Mr. and Mrs. R.S. IIays and family
spent Thanksgiving in Toronto.
Mr. 14. Watson, Goderich, was a
town visitor.
Air, and Mrs. E. ('mbaeh are in
Kitchener.
Mr. Walker Hart, Stratford, visited
his home here.
Miss Hazel lilcoat. of t'obourg L : c -
Miss tic Stewart, Waterloo, spent legiate Institute staff, and Dr. and
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the holiday in town. Mrs, Glaticld, \\allacetowu, spent
the week -end atthe hone of their
father, Mr. Wto L lcaat.
Mrs. Wm. Henderson, 1latniiton, is
a guest of Mrs. Geo. E. Henderson.
Miss Leila Best, Meaford, spent the
holiday at her hoose here.
Messes. Emmett and Joseph Kelly.
\Valkerville, visit'd in town.
1r. and Mrs. 1. K. Davis and ellii-
dren, Goderich, spent the week -end J8tSmth a
with Mr. and MrsFred Robinson. Miss Jowett, Pott Huron, visitedMiss Vlore -ere 1wier.
Mr. Arnold Turnbull, .'itironto Uni-
versity, and Miss Ella Turnbull, of
the Toronto public school staff, spent
Thanksgiving with Mr, and Mrs. G.
T. Turnbull
Mrs. joint McLeod and family leave
this week for Windsor, where
McLeod has secured a position.
Dr, and DM's. Hartry, of St.
Thomas, spent Thanksgiving at the
home of itis father, Mr. W. Hartry.
Miss Belle Ballantyne. Waterloo,
was a visitor at her home 'here.
Mr. and firs. Robert Smith, 'Chu -
ley, were week -end visitors et the
home of llirs, J, Patterson:
Miss Lulu Docherty, Toronto,
spent the week -end at her home in
Egntwuly isle,
Mr, and Mrs, R. G. Parke and chil-
dren, spent the week -cod with friends
in Orangeville.
Miss Hazel Winters, Toronto, spent
the weer end with her mother, Airs,
Robert Winters,
Mr. VW Sproat, Western University,
London, spent the week -end at his
horde here,
Miss 'Kate Connolly, Stratford, was
a holiday visitor.
Miss Ruth Thompson was 'home
from Eden over the week end,
Miss Beulah Scott, St, Catherines,
spent the week -end with her parents
in McKillop,
Miss Florence Thompson was home.
from Toronto.
Miss Frances Crich, Alma College,
St. Thomas, spent the week -end with
her parents, Mr. and Alts. W. A.
Crich.
'Mr, Fred Larkin, Wiiadsor, yvas a
week -end visitor at the, Manse.
� lin L"houtpsin, ileKillop, has leas-
ed apartments iii the Edge block sod
intends moving into toWn shortly.
Dresses!
reser!
and Children's Wear
We were lucky to secure a big lot of samples in Ladies'
Dresses and Children's Wear at 50 per cent fess than the
actual price and it will be all to your benefit.
Ladies „ ,'resses
Children'syear
A GREAT SALE
a In d
Thai means that every dress you buy from us in this Sale
will be at half' the price it is really worth.
The Dresses ar , glade of Tricotine,
Gabardine, Serge, Chiffon Silk and
Canton Crepe Silk,
There are 36 different styles and
every one of them is beautifully
made anMetzd of latest models.
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burg„ and Leona Holland. of \Word- C1ij'1sfflaJ)
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gimes north of tiit village,
if i ,. Win. Dorsey has been secur-
ed ae substitute to teach in Mr.
1!oylan's place, who has been ill with Greetirig
pneumonia, and who, w,e are. pleased
to note, is progressing rapidly.
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We are sorry to pea that sites
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Miss Flannery is 111 with scarlet fever,
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but hope to hear of a speedy recut er.•. 1
MANLEY 1
Mr. and Mrs. John Coyne front 1)e -,I
trust are visiting lvlrs. C. oyne's Inotlt. `f
er,,\lis. Duffy, who is still in a crib -1
cal canditinu.
Messrs. Ma.lt.-Murray and Stephen
Eckart left last.Monday for New
Ontario where they intend to spend
the \tauter in the woods.
Miss Mary Murray from Windsor
spent Thanksgiving with her sister,
Mrs. Thomas Purcell. fff i
A'Ir. Joe Eckart and Tunt Holland!
ea led on friends here during the 1
week.
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The nceapuess of Mother Graves' i
Worm Externtinetor puts it within l
reach of ash and it can be got at any t
druggist's.
Want and For Sale Ails, 3 times. 50,.-
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The `eaforth News has again a stock
of fine Christmas Greeting Cards, in this
year's new designs, on which your name
can be printed, Envelopes to match are
su,.plied. Come and see these simple, but
pretty designs ---they are not expensive.
The Seaforth News
4 TI /mid Me Weld with ONE WINO
100,000 Miles Without Stopping for 011 rr.
dt'llii► �' An inventor who could develop an automobile,a railroad car or any
Young men now is the blow t., a Id
woodier touch of dress to your ap-
pearance. Have yourself fitted with
a pair of our dressy spats. They are
so 3eviccable that once you wear a
pair you will Never he without them.
\V' have several lines of satin slip-
pors the ideal slippers for dress or
social functions. Yhtr Women's
i'ointex Satin Slippers are quite ex-
quisite. •
liVe appreciate your call.
Mrs.. John Spain, Miss Daisy Spain
and Miss \Myrtle Sharkey were in
'Myth attending 'the funeral of Mrs
Spain's brother, the lata, Afr. john
Nixon.
other conveyance on wheels which would perform such a feat would
be considered a wonder. But such is the record of regular
accomplishment by the Auto -oiled Aermotor during the past
eight years in pumping water.
Did you ever stop to think how many revolutions the wheel
of a windmill makes? if the wheel of an Aermotor should rollalong the surface.
of the ground at the same speed that it ma,es when pumping' water it would
encircle the world in 90 days, or would go four times around in a year. It would
travel on an average 275 miles per day or about 30 mites perhourfor9 hourseach
day. An automobile which keeps up that pace day after day heeds a thorough
oiling at least once a week. Isn't it marvelous, then, that a }� iadmill_ has been
made which will go 50 times as long as the best automobile one oiling? 1 1 e .rAsato•otied A,erenatar after 8 full years of service inevtfry
part of the world has proven its ability to run and give the most reliable service
with one oiling a year. The double gears, and all moving parts, are entirely
enclosed and flooded with oil all the tone. It givesmore service with less attention than
any other piece of machinery onthe farm. To get everlasting windmill satisfaction buy the
Auto -oiled Aermotor, 7t�he �m,�gost efficient windmill that bas ever been made.
Porfullinfor- AERM®I.@tOR Citieago Dallas Oars mann write COVr • Kansas City Minneapolis Oakinttd
FOR SATE BY
The Modern Shoe Store.
ERT IRWIN
Dealer in Gas Engines, Cream Separators, Stable Fittings, Pumps,
Pipe and Water Supply Fixtures, Wind and Car Insurance.
LEMONS S WHITEN AND t .,,.,.....,,., .,„..,.....,..,ro ...
„pp. Bank of CommerceBEAUTIFYTHE SKIN 1
Phone 5 %
Seaforthft �`
Make this beauty lotion cheaply for 'l ...Tells how to loosen a nor
your face, neck, arms and hands.
I } ` tender corn so it lifts
At the cost of a small jar of ordinary out without pain.
cold cream one eon .prepare a full' quer- e„4�...:...
,a,e,..,,.w.,,o,.„aa...............1
ter pint of the most wonderful lemon
skin softener and complexion beautifier, i Good news spreads rapidly and drug
by squeezing the juice of two fresh len- gists here are kept busy dispensing
ono into a bottle containing titres ounces ,freezone, the ether discovery of..a Cin -
of orchard white Care should be ; einuati man, which is said to loosen
to strain the juice through a fine cloth any corn so it lifts out with the fingers.
so no lemon pulp gets in, then this 10 Ask at any pharmacy for a quarter
tion will keep fresh' for months Every* ounce of freezone, which will cost very
be s
little; but is said t
woman knows that lepton juice is useditsufficient to rid
to bleach and remove such blemishes as one's feet of every hard or soft earn or
freckles, sallowness and tan- and is oallus.' to
the ideal akin softener, whitoner and you apply just a Yew drops on the
lx autifier. tender, aching corn and instantly the
Jost try it! Get three ounces of soreness is relieved, and soon the corn
orchard white at any drug store and is so snrivelod that it lifts out with-
soreness
lemons from the groeer and mato upp out pain, . It is a sticky substance
a quarter pint of this sweetly fragrant inHlacthnes d lesor 'when
irrat#pates thelied dadj in
never
lemon lotion said massage It daily into ing tissue.
tho fano, neck, arms and hands. It
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mar M1elous to emoothen rough, red hands, lhls , discovery will pt event Chota
�sands of deaths annually from lockjaw•
and infection heretofore resulting front
4\-hit1t and For Sale Ads, :1 times, 50e. the suicidal habit of uutt!ng coma.*
c
upping and Crushiug
The Rob Roy Mills re -opened for Chopping and
Crushing on
Monday, November 12th
We will be glad to see all our old customers again.
OY ILLS
5ecforth,. Ontario