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THE WII iG iill`M ADVANCE
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Shoes or in fact "Footwear" of any description .make
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Cloth Top Rubbers for Women or
Men axe much, warmer than ordinary
rubbers. We leave the 'different shap-
es of 'this kind of rubber in stock at
all times.
Overgaiters for Wonien or l/Ien
make a very acceptable gift, and, are-
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shown in several colors,. Grey 'and
Brown being the most popular.
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USEFUL CHRIST,
This is a very po-
pular style of warm.
house shoe for wo-
znen. They are ex-
ceedingly comfortab-
le and yet neat in, ap
pearance.
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Thursday, Dec. r3th., x923,
0100111000. LUCKNOW
Slippers for Worn-
en, for Men, for the
Girls, for' Boys, for
Children' are perhaps
more- popular f o r
Gifts than most any
other article that
could lie mentioned.
Our stock of Slip -•.r
pees was never so
large and varied. and
prices are most reas-
onabte. •
Ore %WA
Nothing pleases the
girl or boy of any age
better than a nice pair
of Skates and Rockey
Boots. These make an
ideal gift that is always
appreciated.
Elderly ladies need , r'
shoes that have comfort
—Many lines are being
shown in "Felt" which'`
are warm and cosy —
Our ,stock of leather
shoes for elderly worn-•
en was never slarge
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and comprehensive.
Cushioned soled' .Shaer for Won era,
br Men are for those with tender feet.
The foot sets in 'a cushion'. which is
bound to give the greatest degrfee''of
comfort possible. `
Rubbers for Women, Men, Girls
Boys or for the :Kiddies are a most
useful and, sensible gift.
M The Lircknow brands of the Wa
III men's Institute held their 'annual "At
Fiji Home," in the Town Ida11 on Thur -
day everiing; Nov. 29tlk The hall and
3 I stage: were ,artistically' decorated for;
3 the occasion. ,A good' program was
, given consisting of well rendered aid
' much appreciated selections by the
...mil �' of clzesita, two piano. duets by Airs,
2 Smith and Miss Allin, also the Misses
McKay, a piano solo by Mr. Atistin
...Reid, a reading by Miss Mary Mc
mLeod, vocal. solos by the following:
an Miss Fowler, Mrs. W. J,' Joyat,`
IMisai dna duefM. 1byeMr sor
endM s. Horace
•'Aitchesen, The president Mrs, Gott-
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an, who occupied the chair, in a few
IN' pleasing remarks gave a short' outline
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of the aims of, the Institute 'workers
'in -general andalso a short report of
m'the Annual Conventionv},held .in Lon-'
® don, recently. The meeting, closed
m. with the National :'A.ntheni; after
to which a bountiful lunch, consisting of
6119 sandwiches, cake and coffee •was sery-
st
ed; Rev. Mr. Osterhout on, behalf of
the, Institute "thanked' all who had
'contributed to .the evening's entertain
ment,' afterwhichall dispersed to
their homes, feeling they had"spent a
a` 'very enjoyable evening.
'Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Canieto i ' were
lone'in Clinton attending the funeral of
Mrs. Cameron's sister Mrs., W, Far-
quhar whq died very suddenly in Chit -
ton 1-iospital. leaving her husband and
mu' three small children, '
m Mrs. Osterhout was called. to, Chat-,
ham on Monday of last aveek,' -owingum '
to the death of her sister-in-law, Mrs,
Charles' Gainrnage-
The',local • l„ 0 0, i'. Lodge 'held a
social evening, in their; Lodge Rooms •
on Friday evening, Dec. 7th., to which
E all the 'members of the .Order, with
- their wives and lady friends w re to
-vited. There was a good attenclanee':
® Euchre and , 'Dominoes were played
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till 12 o'clock, after which dancing
3 was' indulged in to the music of an or
3 chestra. Miss Hattie Carruth won the
IN prize for ladies' and Mr, Garfield Mc-
® Donald for gentlemen for Euchre. Re-
al freshments
e-®'freshments were served during the
® evening,
(® Mrs, Harvey:Anderson has disposed
®. of her'. property in town to. Mr. Thigh
® 'McIntosh and is removing with her.
mifamily to London this week.
The 'sympathy of the community is
m1 • extended to Wit. and Mrs. Clyde Reid
11 of Chicago in :the death of their infant.
N 1' son Williain Clyw
Clyde, who passed aaY.'
®' in the sick Children's Hospital Tor-
® 'onto,' aged five months. The funeral'
mi took. place on .Monday Dec loth.,.
N from the home" of his grandparents
Mr. and M.rs,.:'Thos. Reid to Greenhill
® Cemetery.
‘'rhe death occurred in town of Wm.
Hunter in his -loth year. Mr. Hunt-
er moved to town Erol- his farm in
“Footwear” in fact i� `�,v®u6.� not be possible iln'�he
racoon of the Many and varied kinds at we have in stuck, p
The a�&��re constitute � very small � �'
Oiler and: be under n0 obligation to bury: ®:'Ashfield a few ears ago and was a
space at our command allld tti9 give more a t�i�Hl a mere.hint—you are invited t0 call and see what we have t Y e
�".: 6® very highly 'respected gentleman. He
leaves a.grown up family.
Ws WILLIS�°Phone .129. '• EAST WAWANOSH
® Nixon Bros. weighed one of their..
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The leading Shoe Store Of +Huron ,County ® five year old working horses which
®tipped the ales 19oo It could be
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'WHITEC,1URCH
Mrs. Alec. Emerson visited over the
week -end with her daughter, 'Mrs. Ha-
ggitt of Blyth.
sr 'Mr, Harry Godkin and Gordon at-
tended the Winter Fair at Guelph on
Friday. `"
Mr. Wesley Leggatt and son, Ger-
,
:.a. �. zit =.e1' ani.__if+n _n>Fwfc-att:[i.:.
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John
Mowiiray.
Miss', Ida McQuaid and Mr. George;
McQuoid spent Sunday at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. MacDonald of Luck-
now.
Mrs. Ab. McQuillan spent last week.
with her mother, Mrs. Maclntosh, who
is in London Hospital, having under-
gone aix operation there last week.
Miss Mabel Johnston t of Dungan-
non, spent the week -end at her home
here.
Mr. Harold Sparling of Pontiac, re-
turned home on Saturday, Mr, Russel
MacKay of Mich., also returned home
for the week -end
Mr. John Mowbray and Mrs, Wesley
Leggatt attended 'the funeral of the
former's aunt in Exeter on Saturday,
Mr, and Mrs. Will Falconer and
son, of Bluevale, spent Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs; John Falconer.
Mr- and Mrs.: John Stein and sons,
Chester, Cecil and -Jack of Kincardine,
visited with the former's sister, Mrs.
Wm, Puri -Ion, on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Manson Reid and fam-
ily moved into Mrs, . Furdon's house
on the boundary last week.
Rev. Gordon and Mrs. Rintoul and
Marian, of Dungannon, visited with
his aunt, Mrs. Wm. Pardon, on Thurs
day last.
Mr. Lance Grain and>son, Orton,
visited with bis sister, Mrs. Gilmour
of T urnberry on Sunday.
Miss Norah 'Falconer and nephew,
Richard Wellwood, of Orangeville,
returned to her hotne here on Tues-
day.
Many of the nett and women of S.
S. No. zo Kinloss, availed themselves
of the optiortunity of r.visiting the
day with Mrs. Robertson's parents
Mr. and Mrs. Thos- Abram.
Mr. Wilfred Congram has returned
from spending; a couple of weeks with
friends in Toronto.
with friends in Toronto.
Mr. Kirk Hutton spent the week-
end at his home here.
Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Campbell spent
--JnriCtay wliii-with errdaunt-ter lrii s.
Frank Edgar of Wingham.
Mn and Mrs. James Goliey, have
gone to spend the winter with their
daughter Mrs. John Lintonl of the 3rd
school on 'V'isitor's Day, last Friday,
and study the class work,. seat work,
and home •work of the pupils. They
did splendid work under the capable
inata.a'eittettt of their teacher, l�Mr, Go-
waits.ldtt•4 i*tidettd a fine program in
the 0 (ei t rot►:
Don't forget the Presbyterian S. S.
Xnias tree on Friday, Dec. a'zst,
Mrs. Wm, Beecroft visited with her
niece, Mrs. •Joe' Thompson of Seafterth
and Mr. and .11 rs. 3, D, Beecroft and
rnest, visited with her parents, Mr,
and Mrs, Andrew I<irlc of Seaforth,
last • Wednesday.
The :ladies of the W. M. S. of the
Church
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Methodist Cquilted a quilt iii
the church e.t 'Thuxs(day,
Mi', Jay;. Corxtelius and Mr; and'Mrs
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visited Ltli.and
w Mr.,n
Amos Cornelius
Val t`
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Mrs, Thos, 7ZiVett of Dungannon i n
Sunday: the basement of Knax Church, tel -
grave preSented
egravepre`ented a seene ofctieery'ac-
tivity, despite the dampness of tile da3+
r F 1 rtscar
The occasion being; a lia4aar r,ivtcix tin
ter
the ..tislyiees t`if;the Ladies' Aid
and the Mission Band. The basement ,
was prettily decorated in Xmas colors. ®
While the different tables displaying
homemade baking, candy anile a suis- �'
cellaneous collection, of towels, aprons,' is
and fancy articles, suitable 'for Xmas
gifts`'were attractively arranged. A: ®-
tasty luncheon was also served. The
ladies feel quite gratified with the suc-
cess _..-of.._the ' aft.,e",.nf.,,, _'i'.i.c....•nrnrrPiti C_.._.
amounted to about $so.00.
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SALEM ■
f A� 7Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Sangster and
Don't forget' the "box social and' en- children from near Lakelet called on a'
tertainment at- the Stone School on Mr. and Mrs. Edwin' Bennett one day. -,E
the evening of Deo doth. Come and recently.
enjoy' a good lunch and the smiles of. Master Wan. Weir 'who underwent,
happy' Morris, girls. an operation in Wingham Hospital for ilk
Miss Edna' Gibson of Wingham was appendicitis :returned to. the home of
the guest of Miss Laura Casemore. his, parents Mr. and Mr's. D. L. Weir, n
Mrs. Basso and children of Toronto last Sunday. , We hope he will soon
is, t present visiting her brother Wm. be alright again. im
John Scott of the ,and. Mr. and Mrs Robert Westlake and ni
A Box Social will be held at the son Mitchell from near Tugaske Sask., 111
Stone School,Thursday December 20. are at present visiting , the forner's 3
A good progamme is being' prepared. mother, Mrs. Wm. Mitchell and other In
E.rerybody welcome. Ladies come and friends. , . >3
bring' a box. Why does Mr. ' Chas:. Hennings, ® /� s
' wear such a pleasant smile these 111 . our stock,
Mr. P. McIntosh of Kincardine P ,? Y t vited to select from
.., .tis that tittle -.,bah irL Con -11M and 'distinctive '�4t� wear � - You 1��� t
sited at Mr. Thos, Abraham's last days? I Y g
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in style
anyone than something' new y...
What could be more appreciated by y
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week. gratiilations,
1 in thehool.• IMI
Campbell 'went to De- The box social held sc
Mr. Victor Ca, pb11118111®Ills�lil�11011lt2I111: 111111111 li�ll11191111�11111tIII lU111
troll last week.:. house No, 13, last Friday' was a sue- 16�
his Bible Class of Ebetie` cess. All diose present:seertted to en ',3 i IX
The Plulet1 .,
zer Methodist: Church gave a nvscell . joy themselves. Much credit tis duei>a s II ra
enemas shower• to Mr. and Mrs. Wai- the teacher Miss Barnard for the way r �' _
lace Agar, The'evening was spent in the children, acted their parts. I I�S
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f r ladies
zritisic social chat and Minch servedr The S. S. will hold their.annual i
Y P partevening Dec. '.�, =
after which they 211,. laved their Xmas tree on Thursday eveiun - �
well in an old time dance until the wee zoth. A; good programme is being ®
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sma' hours in the morning. provided. Admission 25c and i c•iia
Johnston's Church organ has lived ,.1E i 1-10SIERY:
out it's day, when they have purchased ROXE I Ei2 1 El
ran . which willprove' a W
another organ great benefit to the service.
Some of the Browntown boys took
in the sermdn:,at the Methodist church
Wingham, an Sunday night, Wonder
what this means, boys?
Miss Ma
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ggto Linton left for I\7ichi-
BELGRAVE
Mr. and Mrs. Me`.1lougall,•from the
West are spending a few days with
the former's aunt, Mrs. Censer.
Mrs: Stewart of Clinton is spending
a
fere days with her parents Mr. and
Mrs. kialliday.
W'ltat might have proved a serious
aecfdetit to J. L. Stewart .hanpettcd
one evening last week, White walking
down Wingham street with some
friends he was hit by a car and trail-
ed sotne distance, fortunately no bones
were broken but a' severe bruising and
shaking up which has confined hint to
his 'bed for :the past'.' week.
Dent .forget the Woman's Institute
concert on Friday evening the xdttt.
3. A. Brandon and John Clegg are
spending a few days in. Toronto this
week,
On Saturday afternoon Dec 8th,
14t':r W
ll o be.,
trent.
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gan ri last week oan extended visit to
her uncle Adam Linton.
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Miss Margaret Goodfellow of Tor -1 S
onto is visiting her sister, Mrs. Lait 1
of town.
Mrs, Geo. Town and son Geo. spent
Monday evening with friends in
Wingham.
Mr. Alex, McDougal who has been
ill for the past two weeks is not im-
proving as his many friends wish to
see, We hope for a speedy recovery.
The balmy 'south has nothing over
old Ontario this fall as the dandelions
are in bloom in December.
Mrs. Alex. Sanderson. otv\Toronto is
spending a few days tinder the par-
ental roof,
Messrs. Hyslop, White and Dane are
away,to Goderich on the )ury.
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