The Seaforth News, 1934-12-20, Page 4PAGE FOUR
THE SEAFORTH NEWS
THURSDAY, DEC. 20, 1934.
.THE SEAFORTH NEWS
Saowwdon Bros., Publishers.
WALTON
The following is the report of the
Welton public school:
(Film V. --,Examined in .Algebra,
History, Geography, `Botany, French,
Leila and Art, 'Beth Shannon 75%,
• Stewart Humphries 69.
'Senior subjects, Earl'
55`eratts73%, Barry Mar'hall 73
twee. 'Farquharson 712Nlildr€d Sel
:era to t;arpet Cummings 60.
junior IV. --'Bob SyneIldon 74, Mar-
garet Murray til, Ross Bennett 65,
?.rank 'Marshall 62,
`116r,i t lass-Jeaat .•arguharson 76,"
4 -lett; S nalldon 7d, Ruth CA millings
69, \ ilii Marks 07, Carl Coutts 64,
'S c=art '•Rutledge (il, Maurice Radford
5, D?t ald Murray 50.
(First tela , -•'(less Bird S0, Mary
11 el eiald 60, 'Clayton Sellers 75,
Lawrence Marks 715, Ronald Bennett
13, Jobrr Swiss 52, Lois Livingston
50.
Primer--i'fi..rcellent, Nelson parks;
good Marion Steiss; fair, Jim Cum-
slim..
Chas. S. (Sellers, Teacher.
3,1r ,and tars, David Sholdiec and
. ori n,un visited with NIr. and Mrs.
' . Taylor of ,Brussels on Sunday.
Mr. and Nlrs, 'Thomas .Sym, and
inanely of Bright spent 'Sunday at Ed.
Rowland's.
N1r. and Mrs. j. (Bishop. left Tees -
slay for North (lay to spend a few
weeks with their daughter, Nlrs. R.
Alderson and other friends.
"The community euchre and dance
:given 'by the community club last
deeid;ty evening was largely attended,
The first prize for game; was wen by
31 re..Iien Rr,tled,ge, a Japanese Tray:
;,,pe halide, by Mrs. Porterfield. a
fauna plate, umsolati,rn prize, Nirs,
Wm. Humphries; men's first prize,
rt per. -.e, Mr. Ias. Ritchie: most lone
:hands, Mr. Jan. .Hoy; consolation,
'31r. McXichoi.
Farm Machinery and
Repairs
Come in and see our New and
Used Cars
1.lyent for Chrysler, DeSoto
and Plymouth
JOHN G LLO
AGENT FOR FROST FENCE SUPERTEST GAS and OILS
All Repairs and Labor Cash.
KIPPEN.
Mr. Charles Cooper has purchased
t tin,. 'brick dwelling in Ro;:erville
and 5, now nicely eettled in their new
tome.
elle. and Mrs. 51. Green of Stratford
.Ken. xeek ea.! guests with Mr, and
NI re. I eines 1)aymau.
3Tr. Phomas Dayman continues to
'et.* quite poorly. We hope soi,n to
err. Aim out as usual.
\Ir. NI em io Stcnilant, w h , has
.inion in the employ of Mr. Win.
:Deire, left this week for "harieit,
• there Ire ha, secured a gornl position.
Mr. end Mrs, le, \l 1u -wean „f the
et en. Wednesday day in Louden
•.'11 V 11oncee.
3)r, las. McClyuiout left on Sat-
'trday fur a month's holiday in Iran
secs, tfhathatn and iDeetroit, v5 -icing
.tis children and other relatives for
the holidays,
Mr. and Mrs, herr of Winthrop
emelt Sunday tpitit Mrs. Iierr's par -
elite., lar, and .\frs, J. Workman of
the tillage.
tare R, Cooper and daughter, Beat -
ice and doreen, returned haute this
:week front a visit to Nlr. Cooper'.
'laughter in Lansing.
Nfr. \V. j. N[ellis spout Sunday in
Wroxeter.
31r. Jn". Gibn,an and bride of
'1\ rower were visitors witil Mr. Gib -
• sister. Mrs, \W. Mollis while on
etc eynatn
n thepa
t meek, also
r
lir. and Mrs. Robert Gibson, all of
1'-,zete .
Tee euchre club of this community
Sere nithtirawn their meetings until
3�tc: he New Year season is so
:1.any are busy with faintly gather
., -:• ar.,1 Christmas entertainments.
Nlr.. Wilfred Mellis is in \\roxet-
r for a holiday the guest of her par-
e nts, NIr• and Mrs. Jno. Gibson.
Ilttt.:L`ering seems to be the order
a! the day n -w. Mr. T, (Butt butcher -
_d two fine young cattle this week.
;fust cal; on our hone butchers to
get tae very belt of meat.
very interesting and delightful
Christmas 'concert was presenter) in
Sic . Andrew's Cnite,l Church on
Monday a evening u lis
f by
the
pupils 1 1 1
Ss Xo ', Tuckersmith tinder the
,eadership of their teacher, Miss H.
!Richardson, and musical instructor,
Mr. (Goulding, A,T.C.4£., of Exeter.
"A Joke on Santa 'Claus' proved to
the a very interesting operetta with.
both music and dialogue. Other dia.
Jogues, trill gongs and recitations
,were put on by the .pupils, 'Some
senior girls and boys of the congre-
gation put on a shorttwo-act play,
"Spirit of Christmas',' which was
vert well ,given. !Pupils from S.S.
No. 1'4, ,Stanley, tinder the leadership
of their teacher Miss 10, .Penfnld, al-
so presented sonde .•very fine drills
and dialogues. Santa Clans 'called in
atthe close of the programme to un-
load the Christmas tree of its many
pariceln. A very enjoyable evening.
was span 1, the church auditorium be-
ing well ifil'led with an appreciative
audience.
;Rev, E. IF, Chandler chose as his
subject, "The Birth and 'Grow'th of a
e Christian's' 'Character,°' on 'Sunday
Go nUr letting 3Triru u
and phrens
l
We extend the Olcl
Time Wish
A Very Merry
Xmas
Watson & Reid
Insurance Specialists
Phone 214. M. A. Reid, Prop.
morning last, lire. John 'Workman
scuts a very line solo, "Lift Up Thine
1Eyes.'
'The Young People of 5t. Andrew's
United Clntrch net on 'Sunday even-
ing last with the president, \hiss Jean
dlell in the chair. The topic. Jesus'
Evaluation of the Dollar" was, a1'.
taken by Niles J.'Bell, Mr Wilmer
Harrison, rri•on, of 'Porter's 11111. t S.E.T.
leader, gave a very helpful talk on the
meek of the Young 'People in the
Preebyter) Mies' Jean lvison sang a
very line solo which was much ap-
preciated.
WINTHROP
The winners at the stag enehrc last
week. were, most g:unee. Nfr. 1,51111
Montgomery and 3Irs, 'Wm. 1)r:tiler:
Ione henna 31r. K. Betties,
\lr. and Mr., .\ndrew NI nt _ornery
,hurt Sunday^ with 31r.:md Mre. J.
\lontgonx•ry.
The euchre and dance held con
I tu,clay night was well attended, The
prize wiunu woe, 111;1.1 _'acnes,
Nir.e label fettles; ladies Ione hands
Miss Eseie 1)urrancc; men', host
gannet, 31r, T.eonirtrdt: 'one hands,
31r, NV. Alexander. After lunch a few
hour, were .pari in dancing.
\ dance will he held on Thursday
evening. )
?_
tele. ] ei. _,ut Iirusel ,n•chee-
tra
\lis, Ella Farrow of Brut eels spent
t few days t,ith lliee Isabel Ea(tun.
The C'hustntas concert will be h€id
in Cavan Church this Thursday ev-
ening,.
The Helping Band Mission Band of
'\Winthrop held their annual meeting
on December i:5th with Norine Little
presiding, The netting opened with
Hymn 42, after doth all repeated the
Lord's prayer. :\nnie Pethicic read
the Scripture ,
k c u Elizabeth Mac-
Farlane
[aa1 trlane.gave a reading The minutes
of the previous meeting welt read and
adopted. Then the roll call teas' an-
swered by it Christmas hymn, Hymn
3'd was sting. Isabel Betties read a
story. Collectins was taken tip, after
which Muriel .Dol nage gave a read-
ing. The new officers for the year
1935 are us follows: President. Isabel
'Betties; list vice president, Ruth 1'eth-
icle: 2n1 vice prceidet.t, 11etty Bullard;
secretary. 1 lute Little; treasurer,
Elizabeth MacFarlane; world friend.
Olive :Price; pianist, Kathleen Shan-
non; a.Flaan 1 pianist. E:va Price:
press secretary, .ennie Petite k Hymn
gee was sung and the meetine. closed
by all repeating the Nfizpalt oeneiie
.int. Afterwards. ,uncia was served.
et by Mrs. Gardiner. Miss Ivy Sinn -
mons gave the Study Book. Collec-
tion was taken, Last two verses of
INyshui 47 were sung. ,Mrs, Robe: Law-
son closed meeting with. B'enedic-
ion. Lunch was served.
The (Sunday (School will hold• their
.Christmas Tree and entertainment on
Thursday evening of this week
Dec, 20'th,
Mr. George (Wheatley, who has
been seriously ill the ,past week, is
not improving as well as his many
friends would like to see.
Mr, (Lorne 'Lawson spent last week
end with his sister, Mrs. A. iius,by,
ni Chatham.
',Mrs, David Dewar of Toronto' and
Mrs, 'Charles 'Leslie of RichMond
were tilled 'beetle on account of the
serioes of their father, N1r,
George Wheatley.
HARLOCK.
3[r. Ward Knox, .lar... Knox and
Olive spent one day last week at the
hone of 3lfr. and Mrs, Arthur FO:
man. near Atwood, taking Mr, Harry
Forman, who had been visiting
friends around tilos neighborhood,
home.
Miss Helen Met Alr,eal a few
days last week at the home of her
cousin, Mrs. and \It, \Vin Ro ters;on
mese Bs•ucelield.
:Mrs. \\'tit. Knox Jr. spent Satur-
day at the home of her. .iet, Mrs,
and Mr. Lockwood iu Clinton,
(Don't forget the Christnets tree an,
entertainment at Burn's Churele Fri-
day evening. of this week. A good
program is being prepare..
TUCKERSMITH.
Nlrs, Jas, 1 rt'er, 4t'31 -i. 1a, been
1£cnsal1 for a time visitine her. moth-
cr \lrn. II-Iudson .eft -.n e:ttttrday
for Toronto wiheie ehe intern- to
.pend the winter.
Sir, and :errs. Geo. Billson of Hen-
sai] spent last Sunday .with. NL•, and
Mrs, AVhert I-Iarvey.
Messrs. Elmer duel Ray f t -send
are engaged tet;itee wood at Mr, Jas,
Nl.elnto.h's.
31r. and Mrs. T.ca1s I'c,u-rtt cared
nit friend; in G.tdcric'i Twp.. one
,lar•re. ren;ly.
S.S. No. ii held their 1'5rS:ntets en-
tertainment on 1Ve ine.l .y after-
noon, 51ltie'd( was .1 stilet'::. anti
epeals well both' for teeceer and
cutches.
CONSTANCE
The C,,e,t,Inee \W.\L5. held tier
December meeting' at t'tt :tense of
Mrs, Bert Stephen: ti 1'he tt iient
Mrs. Roy 1 lets to open.eil n eietin
with litntn 58 foilewe.1 y silent
prayer 'for tee peoele .. India.
Lord': i'rayer in. n„ is n ' Christmas
ver.ee in the Bible were read by -lir-.
\. Dexter, Mrs. C. Riley. Mrs. J.
Nfedd, Mieutcs dere read and adopt-
ed. It was suggested that we joist the
and 13'.31.5. for year. Carrie
Moved n alis, B. Stephenson that
we make a draft for toe meetings to
he held in the homes. Devotion 1:
leaflet was given by- drlia Deter. Two
t crsrs of 'hymn 47 were stat,.. i'ray-
HILLSGREEN
31r. and Nlr', 11'. Htix;a1lt of Cen-
tralia vi,ited with the hirer'. mother.
Mr. and tars. \1 Davidson visited
friends near Listowel.
\lt s Ague LOVe r vi htut n Cen-
tralia.
etitr ilia
\1r Regi -e \ohm w't O han spent
several weeks near Mount Carnal re
turned to his parents' home.
The \\'.NLS. is being held this week
The school concert in S.S. No. 7,
Stanley ie being held na Wednesday
evening of this week. S.S. No. 3. Hay,
ls on Friday afternoon,
McKILLOP.
Bethel Sunday School arc having
their Christmas tree Saturday night
Dec. 2''cd,
Brussels Phone 19-5. Seaforth Phone 232-21
QUALITY, VALUE, SERVICE & COURTESY
Now is the 'Time for t
EATING FIGS, XMAS CANDY, NUTS, ORANGES, GRAPE
FRUIT, ,CALIFORNIA GRAPES, CRANBERRIEES.
Buy Yours Here. Saving Prices.
BOXED CIGARS, CIGARETTES, TOBACCO FOR XMAS
CHOCOLATES -Fancy Boxes or by the Pound.
PEANUTS 2 'LBS. 19c
ALMONDS, FILBERTS,. WALNUTS, BRAZILS,
Finest Quality 18c lb. or 2 lbs. 35c
MIMED CANDY 2 LBS, 25c
CREAMS, CHOCOLATES, ETC, 18c LB. or 2 LBS. 35c
Wishing One and All
A very Merry Christmas and Prosperous New Year.
ENNI
WALTON, ONT.
papier entitled"What is 'Christmas
Costing You?' and Sirs. Williams
read a splendid article on the topic,
"Does il3eer Pay?"
Then followed the :annual reports
of the ISccretaries of the various de-
pa)tntettts, The !Secretary reported an
enrolment of 96 and 2419 calls :wade.
,'Eighteen letters were sent ottt by the
'Coreeepondug Secretary, Mrs. Rin -
tout,. The 'Treasurer's report showed
that we had a surplus in each of tiro
quarters le 2 and 4, and a serious de-
ficit in the third tjuarter, The balance
to date, for the fourth quarter is
$1546,02, This is indeed very gratify-
ing' and we have high hopes that our
allocation will be reached by the end
of the year. '.Che Christian Steward-
ship Secretary urged ail to grasp;
mvith renewed vigor and enthusiasm,
thC new- opportunities which are ever
opening before its, and to press for-
ward towards --the 'Goat Nine talks
on'Temperance'were given through
the year. aft., 'Frost, Supply Secret-
ary, stated that 5 bales of clothing,
quilts, etc., ,had been sent to the
West, that 2 bales were went t0 the
(Supply Secretary of the Huron. Pres-
byterial, and that our Supply Com-
mittee had biped to pack the goods
contributed for shipment in the car in
October. The Strangers' Secretary,
31 re, Consitt, reported 415 calls, S.
visits to strangers, S visits to the hos-
pital and 17 calls on others who had
been i11, 67 subscriptions to the Mis-
sionary Monthly were reported by
Miss J. leergasott. Mrs, 'Porteous, As-
sociate Helpers' ,Secretary, reported
their contributions tip to the mark
and Mrs. Reid gage the report of the
Literature Department's work. Mrs.
Carmichael reported for the Mission
Banti and Mrs, .\t-nItibald for tine
ILlabt Band.
Ma-. Laing reported Irat•Ltg already
received several contributions to the
.Love t ift` which is a special gift at
C'Iviatnias time, for the work of our
\\',31.S, -a love gift to Jesus, through
our Society, for his mercies. Further
dentitions will be welcomed, and they
will be itot only a tangible expression
of love to Christ, whose 'birthday we
profeee to celebrate, but will salt help
to overcome tate deficit of the third
thtgarter.
It was decided to receive douatione
of eh, thing, etc., Lir the hale to be
sent in response to an appeal from
Mrs, McDonald, Roche l'ercee, Sask.
I,\t the close of the business ses-
sion, Mrs, Spencer took the chair, and
presided over the devotional pro-
granlme, es llielt All, ill charge of
Circle 6. Hymn '2.98 wag. slut:.. 31rs.
Spencer read the Christina: lesson
from Lake 2 and Nfr , Carmichael
'led in prayer. The Devotional Leaf-
let, "Circle of Friendship," was read
by Nliss Murray. A brief survey o1
Chap. '11' of nttr study book, "Build-
ers of the Indian Empire." was giv-
en by Mrs. Spencer, Mrs. J. Scott,
Mrs. Frost and Mrs. Porteous. ITvutn
,_))rt t
was sung and the meeting. closed
with the 31izpah Benediction,
The report of the nominating com-
mittee, as presented by Mrs. W.
'Webster, 'racing been adopted, the
following officers were declared elect -
DUBLIN
The ladies of the Anglican 'Church
held -their annual meeting at tltc hoarse
of 'Mrs. John Darling on Thursday
Hon, President Mrs. 'Archie Forbes
Hibbert; ,Prcnidcnt, Mrs, 'J'ohn Quin-
sey, Logan; vice president Mfrs, jo-
septi Moore, Logan., Sec) treasurcer
Nir', John 'Darling, Dublin, Rev, Mr
Capper of Mitchell was present anc
showed much interest in the work
done, "Holy ;Night" wan rendered as
a chorus, :Afternoon tea was well pat-
ronized by the ladies of the village,
1'he first meeting of the new year wit
be an the second Thursday, in Janu-
ary, at the home of Mrs. Josep'I
N[oore.
Mrs, Woods is resting at the Sea -
forth hospital for a week or ten days.
lir. -Norman Jacob;, 'Paris, spent
the week -coil with the .Benninger fa-
mily, Matilda St:
'd']te \V,:\. are holding a hot lunch
supper, Thursday evening, Dee, 27,
\ good program in being prepared.
Ecerybudy welcome.
BRUCEFIELD.
The A I,S, Tool: charge of the Sun-
day evening' church service. The er-
vies. was t€^ned by • surging hymn
cel, anter which Fred Boyce led in
prayer. 1'hen. h_ ntn 148 was sung and
Jesse Freeman ied in prayer. and Ger-
'1d Dentiel.1 sang a solo, "\Vhere is
ely 1\'andcrin.q 11•ty Tonight." Gord-
an 'Elliott led the responsive reading
From Psalm 72, thein t 53 was tarot
Bone a.'1 Evelyn Grainger read the
Scril,turc reading from John. The
choir sang an anthem, "The Olt
Fas51'itr l Meeting." The topic.
"What does it mean to be 't Christ.
was abli taken by Mr. duh
McLeod, Rev. elle Bremner offered a
prayer. and the _meeting cl,ised • by
repeating the Nlizpali Benediction,
The December meeting of the
11rucefield W. 31. 5, was held hi the
church 1
as'lois
.TieTuesday,Dee, Ill.
'u t
it ..t 1 nt. with an attendance of
tt, menthes and a number of visitors
er e'ent. Our vice-president. Mrs.
Haugh, presiding. The meeting was
opened by singing- hymn 45e, niter
which Nlrs, McQueen, Mrs. 'Ratten-
Miry and 31re, .1-[att.gh led in prayer.
'i'he minutes and roll call of last
meeti'ng were read by the eecrt'tary.
.A very excellent temperance page•
t'. -
a. giver by Miss Hoorne. Pete \\'.
11 S, then presented \ata Helen
'I'on5*b with a life nietnhership certi-
ticctte in memory of her mother. The
address was as follows:
'Dear Helen: Our Auxiliary wishes
to present you with this 'Life Mem_
tier Certificate of the Women's Mis-
sionary Society in nteutary of your
•dear departed another, whose presence
we have missed in otic auxiliary meet-
ings during the past few months, as
she was always so faithful in her at-
tendance and fear for ever y good
w..rlc, May we have grace to :follow
her example jut as lar de she walker
in the footstep of our Lord attc
\[aster, who daily went about doing
ad, and may we all strive to obey
has last command as follow's when he
said "Go ye unto all the world .and
preach the gospel to every creator
and to I ant with you always, ever
unto the end."
Office: elected for 41935 by the
Missionary Cant were accepted and
are as fodlott•s \\ '11,5. - I-Ionorary
Pres. ---Mrs. 'l\ A. Bremner; ,Pres. -
Mrs. Haugh: Ill:t Vice Pres,-NIrs
1I. .\i c ihead; i'ud 'Vice Pres. --=Mrs
Watson 3rd Vice Pres: 11.rs. Hazel-
wood; 'Secretary -Miss Bowey; 't rea-
surer-Nit:. Brock; Finance Secy. -
Mrs. McQueen; 'Expense Treas. -
Mrs. Forest; .Suppli• Secy, -.airs.
Scott +111. Sect Mrs, \V. Moffat;
Corr. Secy.-NIr Chapman; Press
'Secy. -Miss M. Swan: :Assistant -
Nlrs. 'Rattenbury: Organist -'.alis, •
•Mord ch, Temperance Miss 31,
limn -0e; IJ' aby (Sand Supt. -44'e', J.'
i :Mustard; \Ir i n Band Sunt, -
Mr ., \l 'Haugh; Assistant -Mrs, C.
H. 'Haugh. Our lesson out of the
study book was read byMrs. 1lazel-'
wno.d, Miss Murdoch, Miss iMu'tta•oe.'
After singing 5)'n1n 386, We listened
with great interest To Miss Greta
'Mustard Of Hearst, ;She ,gave its a
very interesting talk on .her :Mission
anti 'Hospital 'work 'carried on there,
,The .good wishes of the society- gee
With her to her society• at Hearst,
The meeting was •brought to a close
by repeating the 'N,Iizpa'h 'be ediction.'
ANNUAL MEETING OF W. M.S.
The combined monthly and annual
meeting of the \'t'. -3!, IS, of North
Side United Ohurch scan held in the
schoolroom of the church, on 'Thurs-
day, Dec. 113. .lirs. Archibald pre-
sided and opened the meeting with
l-Synnn 1295 alnd the repetition of the
Lord's Prayer in unison The min-
ute, of the previous, meeting were
-cad by the Secretary, Mrs. Finlay -
non, and Miss A. (Ferguson ;presented
Tthe Treasurer's Repast. The Christ_
ian ,Stewardship Secretary gave a
REGEN'T'
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NOW PLAYING
TIM McCOY and
EVALYN KNAPP
-in-
"Speed Wings"
A STORY OF AIR THRILLS
Chapter 9 of The Vanishing 'Shadow.
COMEDY & CARTOON
Mon, Tues. and Wed„ 24-25-25
SHIRLEY TEMPLE
Carole Lombard and Gary Cooper
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Walt, Disney's Colored Fantasies
Special MATINEE Tues. at 3 P.M.
Next Titers, Fri, and Sat,, 27-28-29
"MURDER IN THE
VANITIES"
VICTOR McLAGLEN
JACK 'OAKIE
• and KITTY CARLISLE
Chapter 10 of The Vanishing Shadow
COMEDY AND CARTOON
COMING -The Count of Monte
Cristo.
cd: Hon. 1Pres„-'Mrs. J. Beattie,
Mrs, T, Henderson; Pres, -Jars, Car-
michael: list Vice Pies,--Nt.rs, Archi-
bald; 2utd Vice Pres,-N[rs, Hay;
Roc Secy. - \It's, hinlayson; Cor.
Secy, --''Nies, Rintoul; 'Teas, -Mies
.1, Ferguson: Chr, '5, & F. Secy.-
Nl rs. 1.,aing.
Finance C'out, --'Nice, Lai'„ \fie,.
\. Ferguson, Mrs. Hutchison. n. Mr,,
Barber, NIr:. Tperntait.
'Supply C'nnt.--Nle.. Grieve, 31i•s.
Frost, Miss' 'Bristow, Nfr-. 31'(St ti.
:Strangers' Secy,-\Irs, C'onsitt; As-
sistant - Mrs, - II urea: Associate
:.Helpers' Sect --Mrs, Porteous; \;-
st:tant-^Net ,,y
S. Govenlock1 Mission- lip,
an Monthly 'Secy \lass J. Ferg .t-
-n, Mrs, NV, Webster;. Literature
Secy -Mrs. Reid: 'Temperance Secy.
---+Ntrs, Williams; Assistant - Mrs.
\Westcolt: Press Secy.
--N{r.r Mc£a- -
tush; .Ne ictant-.1i1is. Nlnrray: Piau-
i.t-NIrs. Barber; \ssistutt -Nims
Ferguson; \fission Band 'Leaders -
Mrs. W. L'arber. Mrs. 11. Chri•re;
:Baby Band Leader -Mrs, Arehibeld;
.\ istant--1i1r., fe. S tt an =e: .\udit-
, 1. ears. Ila), N[r., Laing.
G reeia nes
THANKING OUR CUST!- `
OMERS FOR THEIR PA-
TRONAGE and WISHING
ALL A MERRY XMAS.
M e G��IA ; l:,r
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Men's Tan Moc. Slipper, soft
leather Soles, padded heels,
$1.00. Boys' sizes -75c.
Men's Choc. Kid Romeo House
Shoe, leather soles, Elastic
sides, $2.39.
Men's and Boys' "Arctic Cloth"
House Slipper, felt and leather
soles, $1.00. Boys' sizes -75c.
Also Men's High Cut with
buckle, $1.45.
BUNNY SLIPPERS for the
Kiddies, natural wool lined
69c 79c 89c
RUBBERS
For 'Street or Farm wear, also
Overshoes and 'Felt Boots with
felt or leather soles at lowest
prices,
or Fawn, DOME' Spats, 98c
SPECIAL -Velvet Golosh, Brown or Black, high or medium
heels, only 27 'Pairs. -While they last, $2.95
We sell Dr. M. 'W. Locke Shoes, See our Xmas Windows.
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THE SHOP FOR GOOD SHOES
NEXT DOOR TO REGENT THEATRE, SRAFORTII
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