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1. Cosy Slippers.
2. House Shoes.
3. Street Shoes.
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4: Party Slippers.
` 5. Strap Slippers.
6 Gaytees.
7. Zippers.
8. Hosiery.
9. Slipper Buckles.
10. Spats.
11. Goloshes.
▪ 12. Overshoes.
Li 13. Rubbers.
14. Hockey Boots.
15. C. C. M. Skates.
16. Oxfords.
17. Snow -Shoes.
18. Moccasins.
19. Shoe Packs.
20. Club. Bags.
21. Fitted Suit -Cases.
22. Leggings.
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THEATRE
Friday, Saturday, December 14th,1.5th
Warner Baxter&Patsy Ruth Miller
In
The Tragedy of Youth "
FOR BETTER OR FOR WORSE
Monday, `Tuesday, December 17th, 18th
Mary Astor and Lloyd Hughes
In
" Three Ring Marriage"
A ROMANCE OF .T -IE CIRCUS
Wednesday, Thursday, December, 19th, 211th
Jean Hersholt and Alice Joyce
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" 13 Washington Square"
The House of Mystery.
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WHITECHURCH
The Whitechurch Prebyterian Sun-
day School Christmas concert is being
held on Wednesday, December 19th
instead of Tuesday, December. 18th
as announced last week.
The "At Home" held by the mem-
bers of the Women's Institute in
their new hall, on Wednesday last
was a splendid success. Great credit
is due to Mr. Robert Mowbray and
his band of helpers for having the
hall in shape so. quickly. Afterlow-
ering the hall, a splendid platform
was built up and also an outside lob:"
by. A hail like this, where social
evenings, plays; and other entertain-
ments could be held, has been badly
needed for many years and the In-
stitute is sure that the public will
appreciate their efforts on behalf of
the community. The hall at the "At
Home" was well filled. Little Jean
McCallum of Langside delighted the.
audience with her graceful Highland
dancing, The orchestra from the 2nd
concession of. Kinloss, assisted by
Mrs. G. Tervit of Wingham, contri-:
bated several selections to the pro-.
gramme. After the splendid program
the ladies served lunch and a social,
half hour, was spent.
On Friday evening the young peo-
ple of Chalmer's church, put on their.
play, "Safety :First" in aid of the
C. G. I. T. and Boy Scouts. The hall•
again was filled to capacity and over
$40 was, realized. The different act-
resses and actors in the play took
their parts splendidly, intet'est being
kept'' up' froth start to finish. Be-
tween acts, Mr, Robt. Mowbray 'ren-
dered several violin selections with
Mrs, John McGee at the piano and
Mr. as. Wilson Jr.,' sang "Sailing,"
with Miss Merle Wilson playhnr the
accompaniment on the piano. The m
Young People are giving their play,
nit"W'ednesdak evening at Langside. 3�
• lhe`Wontesl''s Institute are,holding .a
their r'egulftr tric#nthly,meeting: at the a
borne of Mrs.'Lance Gram on Friday,
Deee.nmer.,l'th, Every woman is in- -a
•.itod, Answer Out Roll Call; with a IN
Xmas box for the "Old Folk's Home," an
Clinton.
HIr.„.Chas Westbrooke of. Los. An-. a
gedeti;'C tiff,, visited his' sister• -in la4v, I
Miro .Jas, Cornelius, last week,
:'.. Quite a number from here attended a
i';he funeral of Miss Beatrice Dobie, it
ill Winghani On''Wednesday.
Mrs. Humphrey of St- Helens is'`"a
visiting her daughter, Mrs.:Geo. Wal- a
ler, of East wawanosh. .. ■
Miss Annie ,Moore ,of, Dungannon 2
spent the week -end at the •home of s
her parents, Mr. and- Mrs. Arthttr"U
Moore,
At time of writing bliss Margaret ig
Ferrie is very seriously ill, having' al
taken a hemorrhage from the nose on U
Saturday morning, which still contin-
ares. I a
F,ev. H. Whitfield slowed over eigh- ■ •
tyq lantern slides of Trinidad at the I
S. of the United Church onj
Thursday evening last. ! a
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Brigham and in- lir
fant son of lilyttt .slient Sunday with
her parents, Mr.' and Mrs. Chas. tic
Wightinan. .
Mr. and Mrs. Roy McGee entertain- ■�
ed a few of their friends on Monady
evening last.
Witgham, Deeember 13th; 1928
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DONNYBROOK
James Murphy'and Arnold Craig of
the G. C. I. were home over the
week -end.
]Mrs: Wfn.' Canij5bell is visiting with
her daughter, `Mrs. Crokier of Crewe,
at present:. .•,` ..,
Mrs. Win, Sillib of Dungannon visi
ted at the home of Mrs. Jefferson a
few days] last week.
Miss Laura Johnston spent the
week -end at her home in Goderich.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Chamney vis-
ited their daughter, Mrs. Raymond
Finnigan of Crewe last Sunday .
Mr. and Mrs, John Jefferson of Mit-
chell were Donnybrook visitors last
Sunday.
Washes, Carries Coal,
Woman Gains 18 Pounds
"I wash, iron and carry coal and
don't get tired since taking Vinol.
Also, I have •gained 18 pounds." -
Mrs. S. Cortese.
Vinol is a delicious compound of
cod liver peptone, iron, etc. Nerv-
ous, easily tired, anemic people are
surprised how Vinol gives new pep;
sound sleep and a BIG• appetite.
The very FIRST bottle often adds
several pounds weight to thin child-
ren or adults. Tastes delicious. Mc-
Kibbon's Drug Store. .
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It's Christmas Time ,at Ding Bros.
Usetad and .Novelty, Gifts. for Eve y: Member of:the ''Family.
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Fur Coat for Mother
New winter styles from soft
glossy and beautifully furred
skins of :Persian Lamb, Hudson
Seal, Canadian a Mti:skrat or
French Seal.... Prices start at
$125 and ,range to $450.00.
A Frock, for Daughter
Stylish r es that aro so
much liked by the Miss of the
House, Evening and Day mod-
els that are sure to please, Sibs
Satin, Crepes 444 Wool Fabrics.
Priced $8.75, $12.00 to $25.00.
-Silks and Dress Goods
Ant excellent choice of Silks,
Satins, Tafetta, Georgette and
Crepes, Fine Wool Twills, De-
laines, etc. 95c, $1.45 to $2.35.
wormirmogammormaursaavomem
English Purses-
Hand Bags
Xmas goods just to hand in
Fine Calf Skins, Suede and fin-
ished ,leathers, a color to match
your particular outfit. Priced
from $1.50 to $4.50, $5.50 to
$10.00.
Pretty Gloves
French Kid Gloves, Kayser
Silk Gloves, Acme Suedes, Cha-
moisettes aid Sports Wool Glo-
ves 50c, $1.00 to $4.00.
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Christmas Lingerie
Nothing more acceptable than
those lovely underthings, Step-
Ins, Vests, Bobettes, Cb mise,.
Slips, Gowns, etc., a.;;;47,04 col
ors that are irresistible at 98c,
$1.50, $2.25 to $5'.00. '
Kayser Silk Stockings
The .Apex of fine hosiery, new
winter shades have justcarne.,.
to band for Christmas, pointed
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or square heel as •you like ,�x,a0
to $1.85,
Christmas Linens
Please
Certainly one of the finest
gifts, Browns Table Inerts, Ma
deria Sets, Italian Cut Work,
Bridge 'Sets, Face Towels, Ser-
viettes and a fine choice 'of sep-
arate table cloths. . Priced to
suit everybody.
Home Furnishings
Down Comforters, Wool Cov-
erlets, Feather Pillows, Daven,.
port Cushions, Wool Nap Blan-
kets, Pillow Cases, Sheets, Bath
Towels, Bath Mats, Bedroom
and Floor Mats. Christmas
Prices to suit you.
Scarfs
A wast array of these delight-
fully colored filmy and service-
able dress accessories. Priced
$1,50, $2,25, $3.00 to $5.00,
Our ` Men's Section
Easy to, choose acceptable,
gifts for' the men folks here.
.Fine Overcoats
A big choice of all new winter
materials, Navys, Tweeds, .13ar-
rymore, Whinys", Hiltons, eta,
'Men's, Youths' and Bo's' styles.
Specially priced for Friday and
Saturday Only. .
Scarfs, Ties, Gloves,
'Socks
English Silk Mufflers, pecarry
Hog Gloves, Reid's Ties, Paris
Garters, Currie's Belts, King
Suspenders and Arm Bands.
Priced from 25c to $2.00.
Shirts and Handker-
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Forsyth, Arrow and Stewart
Shirts $1.95, $2.95 to $4.50.
Initialed Handkerchiefs, all
pure linen, hemstitched, choose
early, each 50c.
House Coats, Bath Robes,
Lounge Rugs,,all moderately
priced.`
Come in and look - You will be much pleased...
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Shop Early Please.
"A new shirt
for one
that fails.'"
orsyTh
Gifts men really appreciate!
Ladies !-Here is the secret of successful
gifts for men - give them Guaranteed
Forsyth Shirt and Pajamas.
The mark of Forsyth on shirts and pa-
jamas is recognized by well -'dressed men
as a guarantee of perfect fit, style distinc-
tion ;and absolute satisfaction.
In buying your gifts for men look for the
Forsyth label --it appears on all Forsyth.
productions.
Let Your Gifts Be
Things to Wear
A Few Suggestions
Neckwear, Shirts, Collars, -
Gloves, Pyjamas, Scarves, Socks,
Sweaters, Handkerchiefs, Belts, Hats,
Cuff Links, Garters, Arm Bands,
Suspenders, Bath Robes,
House Jackets, Underwear, Suits,
Sports Clothes, Overcoats,
Dress Clothes.
HANNA & CO.
LIMITED
RAPID CITY
The teacher and pupils of S. S. No.
7, South Kinloss, and making great
preparations for a Xmas Tree and
Concert to b°e,dteld "il hursday evening,
:i)ecember '20th, at 8 is,un. Everybody
welcome:
Mr. and Mrs, Ernest Gardner and
babe, Marion, of Zi rn were Sunday
"s at �r. and 11frs, Mark Gard-
ner's.
The Carter Bros. of Ripley visited.
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Peter Car -
Mr. Alf Ritchie and Mr. M. S. Gard-
ner made ,a business trip to.otidon
the first of the week.
Mr. Albert bons,van of WI, a gham
is ,spending a few days with h', bro-
ther, Edward, of.Itapid dity.
The Orangemen of Rapid Ci and
Orangemen li ,
L ucknow are potting on a social ev a steady stream of visitor!s'to the tea -
ening for, ' their wives and families l room throughout the afternoon. The,
on Thursday evening, December'proceeds ' proceeds amounted to two hundred
P. PA tLV.'S ANNUAL !';BAZAAR
The annual Bazaar, held under the
auspices of the Ladies' Guild of St.
Path's church, was a great success.
Everything was sold and in sp1ttfsf
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other xtt aatrorrs in town there was,
and eighty-eight ; dollars. The con-
tinued' success of • this annual event
is due to the or> arising ability of the
President,, Mrs, George Allan, and her
executive Cointhittee.
The tea-room was, as usual :herder
the capable management of Mrs. Wm.
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