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J•o� 'Scoot tihsut, d �� ' shoe's, gloves'' and ryurs'.e, Or �luelir tV U1i`.If�'''r:p:>dl. ,•, 'lh fNr R.. ��J Po eV R'^_ .. �i •' 4. ,.l i A �.1 Winfi r Sal 10 In Rf. , :.l g tbeac 'e k'a+Ines wail► a Salo, 'ght . .. a retwxn fihe yeung couple will be a, iKl lnrwt+7 1 4 It tr a,, ,i a Suggest of 'tole Wlomld," wJhlclx. was followed., i, liovie to their fiuendi on the gl•ooLaife' ih�il$ l5n � i , , �" 4 'Q an a Feel it$r, ,lgvelly duet, "]3ark'! Harlt! My • Palm, Swaxnlpi' Iamue, B2did(ulph' Town- 1..ili�no-���1 i� al,ax ,, `C ` ry rr>3 ' '' - Slo'1'dl., by (Ma's, 'M. R. R'Re,'nlAi'e and: Mr. ��,lS � ship. °V.ti1..t��'�- C115t tIL� THAT- JRoQun Scott. After the ofFeaing vias61 t1-111 ' ; '1�1` � c ..lb talo." a hymn wa.s sung and the include 20-W and 10-Wi a grade Dies in Saskatchewan. -The Week. s�Ito, " a NOW is THE TIME TO Meeting brought to a close b all re- ern Rev'i'ew of Foam, Lake, Sa'sk., re- ,,, Y of Oil which the manufacturer "3"J ,1' i CHOOSE GIFTS FOR peating 'the Lord's Prayer in unison. of your car recommends you to $el°s to dilre death of a former resi- ' "}�rkP l n ,Y R 28c . CHRISTMAS use. dent as follows: "The funeral tools L • • � Former Resident is. Burnt Out.- place Wednesday, November • 2,lst, of °' ' i+r , • • HE SURE The geode is stamped y�, 1i,1�19tL�3[TTS,, Bordeaux, 45e Chr>tstmas. Cards - Folders Mr. axed Mns. T. C� Grieve, formerly on the seal. Insist on Shell seal- one of thearldest citazelns of Foam ,� jti ]yEs, �paund ............. `F Shop Early of MlcKillolp township and 'noiv living ed. You SEE what you pay for. Lake vrh'en Aurins Robertson was lead ii �t C,�� at Dlaxuetv'ille, Northern' Ontario, had to rest in the'b'em,etegy head: Angus �I r The setonp is, always larger 1, l . ; EDS Jolt` -- - y's' g The misfortune to have their home �j' + Robertson ,had s'elttled' upon 1,1nd -' g1,11 ux • .. •' and you save that lash -minute burnt do the ground om- N,&,- .---- 1_-tt.��. Rckl of - ..SHELL.. Service whi'c'h novo forms parts of the' towiil- '�,?V1WA, FPL]NS--VMi ,&d colors �.I ruslh and worry. The fanisti'ly gat out with only t'he Dodge and De Soto Sales' & Service $ in. -the -y^ear• 190k; .0 �,6OC DON'T FORGET clothes -they had on and lost the con- PRESTONE AND 'ALCOHOL z of F`oalmt Luke , r tai a4 , panni .. before the rails were Paid or the 'town-' r �t $F,BRItiF1S1--I,arge, red and s tents of the house, including the "win- site 'pl'alnnect "'Hewas Born near Hen- - juicy, at, sound Childreg's Prize Contest - a tet store of fruit sold' vegetables. Mrs. sa'll, Ont,, 6r7 years aga and as a +� l�� ` i'" t twtL liS�- Spanish,^valengia Z�]C vote .with every cent ' Griev'e.had h'er arms Iburnit a'nd' hair jaaumg masa spent some farina in the I ,� U'd ....... i7 scorched lawt ,the 1st of the family United States, where he �v'as far sev- �`;>*! A RAISfINS .- AT- fortunately escaped -without injury. eral years 'boss in. a Minnesota hamlbdr fi1,111 I' , • • • staying with neighbors till they get P'• buds, lily of cam The life of a� rieulture did' not st•realm,ers with ink rose lwt 2 ods for C .� Mr. and Mr's-. Grieve and family are . p• e I. • s he valley and maid-enhaia fern, White long hold ham. He was anvang file ' c $%T9AiD RAISINS i $� Kest! S �harinae Iiia Mae omfpleted her costume. Miss ... "...,.. • Mrs. Ttiolmlas ,Grieve, Seaforth. Boyle her sister's brides- own first establish bu'si'ness in the nlew oy a shack built, Mr. Grieve is a son of , �� +ills of Foatm Lake opening a lum- ,"' 4 cr maid, ,wearing a floor len Rth ' BOND PASTE tem yard theme which Caber 'branched " 25t The Iiensll Store of 'Fri'ar brown 'tMplle sheer crepe, P toer pa&age • . • - • . • . • - • • • • • McLarnon-Harve A uiet weld ourt iota the coal dealing detpartm,exit I , maned with brocaded velvet. -on Saturday, No- She 4VTS {r PHONH 28 $EAFOBTH onblisa Ung was nited Chu Church suede shoes°and ern ltes.She impleand ment d'evelvpatvem'ts adl9'ad farlm' 1 i1C t sales and automobile, deal- +' g g g s interests. In 1919 dliffrcu'1- '1Rl"' ' MASTER AND O. A, C. LAYING 'ca; riedl . g'toattdlen• mums. The Ihxtide- � .. _ Sefatforith, when 'Rev. T. A. Crarmichae'1 •room was 'attended ties with his leg, which h'ad. y_em' in- �r'0°d MASH. g by his', nephew, united in: marriage,, Macy 'Gladys, fumed in the lumber woods', caused Jalmem 'Meir, of London. Following ' . BGGS-1c Extra for Trade.11 ,Only daughter of Mrs. Mary Harvey the cereanon'y a wedding dinner was l"Ym Go spend several mio'n'bhs' in hos- ' NEWS OF THE TOWN of Lnin+dlon, ,and the late We's'ley Har- served at the home of the bride's pita! and he was never afterwards ,ta 11 A C Routledge vey of Kippers, to Harvey MtoLarnon; xnot'her Iia the imimledia"be members of take an (active part aai business He • C. -son of the late Mr. and 'Mrs. William ki, ib alp, however, his keen interest .•r PHONE 188 Hospital Aid Will Meet. - The 'McLarnon of Ottawa. The ,'bride was h in. srportis, , Curling,,shooting, and fish - v regular meeting of the Women's Hos- becomvinlglY gowned. in brown georg- inlg were his favorite outdoor diver - M .ti RE YCU PROTECTED 'pi'ta'l Aid to Scout 'Memorial Hospital, e'ttte and cut velvet with matching ac- si'ons and, -great was his ability with t r' will .be held on Thursday, Decerivber cessories. She was atbend'ed by her thle'besam and'sta'ne, the gun and the 6th, at 3.3'0 p.m., in the ho's'pital in- cowsdn, Miss .11ildtr6d Gudmore, of -- = line. iHle was a member'of the Ma AGAINST THE FIRE' stead of in Carnegie Hall. Seaforth. The gloom was supported C9/CQ(�OCj�/ $F,Z: sonic Order and was the first Grand; j ;, — ----� Matter of the Foalm Lake region +f, by Mr. Orville Wo'rknien of Kippers, gi RA7.ARD`? Will Commence 'Hockey Training. Following the ceremony they return- when it was organized. He was mar- ed to "their home on Church Street, 1.o I rigid in 190'6 •to the faithful her rate -Arrangements have been completed pYn I' b the Beaver Hockey -Club to secure where dinner was served by the who now survives him. Besides' This V Winter months are the Y > 11 . a. the Cbll iate gymnasium Tor train- bride's .mother. ........ widow, he leaves a' brothel and sir gYm - 0 - ter at Hensall, and a sister in Foam �' t i>zg purposes' on Wednesday and Fri- lEtlost dao er,ouS. y evenings Training g will torr- y r' ; g Y.P.S. Hear Temperance Debate- Lake. The funeral was conducted b rJr• ' . . 1 mence each evening at 8 p.m,, and the The weekly mk-eting• of the Y.P.S. ' . �/, Rev.• S. T. 'Robson of .the United' INSURE NOW! 5 elulb asks everyone wishing to' play of First Prels'by:te'rian Church was L =� Ch'urc'h, Foam' Lake, and. was under y� ' hockey for any of the teams to be h'el'd Monday evening with an attend- cti .1•. I charge of the,Masond'c Lodge, whose WATSON & REID on hand. dance of forty. The president, H. _ _ members :attbenlded in Targe numbers Ir' �IIOIIe 214 Seaforth Glenn Hays, presided, A debate and 9 1 from not only the Foam Lake lodge, 11M.Hold Socia] Work Meeting. -There general discussion on the topic, "Re- but also frolmi Wynyaud, Elfros and were sixty memfkrers of thz �Vamen's solved ."that the beer and wine bili Theodore Lodges. Many :beautiful 'p Specialists In All Lines Of Auxiliary of.Nort(hside United chnzrch xivakes for improvement in Ontario's � floral tributes were ]aid on the 'bier � Insurance.' ( Present at ani enjoyable social work liquor laws" was held. The affirmva- fir,, telstifying to the high regard in which. meeting held Wednesday afternoon at, tive was taken by Norma iHabkirk WHAT'S HE USE OF , Mn. Robertson was held by his mlany �- the home of Mrs. John Finlayson. The and Cl'iPFord Lowery and the negative KNOCKING MATRIMONY friend's. Few of Foam Lake's cati- fi� i ° +Q'O O O O O O O O O ©O convener, 14Irs.. WiUbur Webster, was by Mary Reid and L. J. Pinkney. The MANY MAN WOVLDN� zeas have attracted to thenvselves in N'� O in charge. Interesting reports of file judges, 'Miss S. I. McLean, Miss Isa- HA/g A ,CME W HE such great m'ea'sure the 'affection of FI r r O O sectional �f i,eeting at Egmronldville were bel, Jamieson and G, A. Ballantyne, H( NT ME1RR1 EQ. all with whom they came in, contact S. 'T. Holmes &Son a commented on the high order of the AS � Y as was th'e case with Angus Ro'bert- =. I given by Mrs. J. C. Laing and Miss b k'u'• O FUNERAL SERVICE O Ferguson.bate and gave the decision to the son. His warm-h'earte'd kindness and J' , gust''. Lunch was served by -and . what's a home without buo'ya'nt good humour even under try - 11 ` - O plain Street, Seaforth O 'group one with Mrs. W. J. 'McIntosh negative. Asocial period and lunch a radio? What's the use of in circuiinstances endeared him to a � "' ' O ��- O as captain.. followed and the meeting closed wii i g '� " O IS, T. Holmes°' residence, 4 tlhe Nation'a1 Anthem. Rev. ''Canon E. foregoing the extra enjoyment multitad-e of people. His 'place will ' f <; O %ocierich Street, West; phone O Y. P. S. Meet -The Y,P.S, of Appleyard will be the guest speaker of a Radio in the home when not readily be filled in the colmmiun- O/No. 119 W. Charles Holmes' O Northside United Church held their at the regular meeting Monday even- you can get the very one you ;ity which mourns his lass and the ' O week! meetinm an Tuesday avenin ing, December 3rd. want here? Come in and lis- large gathering, which filled the hall 0 fence, God'erich Sitaeet, Y b Y g, > s .... 4 East; phone No. 308. Novehrfber 2Tth. The Social Conven- ten to the new Rogers-Majes- on the • cceas'ion of his funeral re- - tic Radios for a. real treat its O Ambulance Service O �ok, Miss Myrtle garter, had charge Enjoy Reception. --On Wednesday prQ'sented but a portion of the sincere Tri .g' p y singing a evening last a, reception was held in Bring us Radio Troubles mourners in the disltrict. x a Nnglxis caki<s, Phone 8118. O and the meetin erred' b ' a; . O 'Day calls, Phone 119 J. O hymen, followed' with ,prayer by Miss he•n'our of Mr. 'Fred Williams at th•e • to straighten out. Modern hcii-ne of Mr. and Firs. Earl Greer. �' "O Charges moderate. O Vena Mole- Miss Evelyn Carmichael Equipment. LOCAL BRIEFS The music was furnished by Harold O O O O O O O O O O O O 'then fan'lored wiJtih a piano selectipn. Rogers -Majestic Dealer . The' Scripture reading was ta'ke'n by Mal°nay with his, violin! 'Casey Way )r: Melville Slnarrm'an, and the topic was played the ukulele, and .Dennis Ma- Wm Barber ° ably taken by Mr. Sam Scott. Miss lone acted as floor manager. Dur- .. • Miss Marian Bell and Donald and ry, .. 'O b O.O O O O O d O O O Ethel Jacksi sang a very delightful '(ng the evening 'a -well-filled purse I Hurry Scott spent the week -end in 1 u , was presented to Mr. Williams by Phone 01 . Seaforth Toronto. sole Give Me M Heaat, accom- Paul Doig. The following address , O H. C. BOX( O pan'ne'd' on: the, piano by 'Nss' Laura • Dr. H. H. Ross Dr. F. J. Bur - , was read ,by','Fraank Murray: Dear rows, 'William Brine and Mayor oA. n O FUNERAL SERVICE O Mole. The mle,ertriiig was brought to a D. Sutherland, were in Toronto an ` O Licensed Embalmer O close by singing a hymen and repeat, Mr. Fred 'Williams: We, your friends P and nei hbours have gafhered here Monday attending the Royal 'Winter 11 ,, O O in'g the M@zpah Benediction. A game g Fair, ` Ambulance Service lthris evening to, express our sincere Mr. an Mrs. W. W. Robinson of ;# r+ was enjoyed by all. re et that you. are leaving our vicin- • and ', O Night Calls Day.. Call's O g Grocery London Mrs. Fred' Robinson and 'Mr. ', ity, 'During the past thirteen years O phone 175 Phone 43 O ,)Former Resident Dies --Dr. William Joe Robinson 'of Detroit spent the ,p i we .have ea�perierceRd many arts of pe �,. O O A. -Scott, dental surgeon, one of th.e l' g kindness and help from yrov and pre week -end at the 'home of Mr. George tF Q O Q O t? O a O O O O .aldlest pra&isinrg dentist's in Toronto, Specials 'te who halt. carried! on business continu- va'atts ,to this you have served' your I r i , - ously for forty years at the corner King 'and Gauntry nine months in the Mr. and Mrs. Arch. MacTavi'sh, and 'baby, of (London 'Master Jack of Queen Street west and Ossington Great War. We had. hoped to have +xj• O O O O O O O O O O O O Avenue died .on Novemuber 20th m y°u with us many more years, but a Davidson, of Newton, and Miss' Dav- r p O idson, of 'Wroxeter, were Sunday l. t his 67th -year. He was born at Sea since this is not to be,. we ask you ( •' O ' O to accept this token of our esteem ORANGE,, AND LEMON r� guests of Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Reid. WALKERS forth and educated here, and at the and appxe'ciation along with our best PEEL 210C • Misses Jean and Margaret Stew - 6, # K3 O Ontario Dental 'Colle e. He was' a ,per panni , ... .... . FUNERAL SERVICE g a.rt were guests over the week -end Z. ie member of Occident Lodge A. F. and vvlshes fore your happiness and pros CITRON PEEL Z90 with II''. and 'Mrs. W. R. Plant. . A. Wright and Jean , 19 W, J. WALKER and O A40P JOHN R. WALKER, Jr. , 10IS . M, a member of the Scottish Rite perity. ,per pound ............... . J • M 2i i 11. s © . Funeral Directors. O He is survived byPhisbwfe,aLila Nel� -Farm Presbyterian Ghurch�Rev. E. DAMS nods far 9e .are in?Tor wsie Grainger of Clinton i and Mhss Jessie y p lie Scott two sisters' Miss Nettie • onto this week. ` O Day or Night Calls prom' O Leslie Ioward M.A., Ph D. at both SEEDLESS 'RAISINS Miss Fergus McKa. sent the t Scotct, Rochester, and Mrs. Arthur L50 week end m London. { r 'k . O attended. O services. '2 ,pounds fo'i• Alby, Toronto; three (brothers, Harry • Mrs. J. Patterson is visiting ti F"� 40 PHONE 67 and Thomas Scott, Toronto, and Geo. << 'Norathsadp Unrited church-lI a.m„ LEXIAS RAISINS WITH ZiJO friend's in London. 1 t Scott Winnipeg. "Forgiveness, Htunran and Divine"; 7 SEEDS, 2 pounds for • Liftle Billie Trapnell, s 1; , O O O O O O O O O O O O fig' p.m., "The Mad Young :flan." -Rev. PACKAGE SEEDED RAISINS p 11, -was of er- ;:� *�<, 290 and 'Mrs. Herb. Trapnell, was oiler - T. A. OaTnilichael, MSnister. 2 for ,,,a�'; McKillop Branch W.M.S. Meets- McKillop 'Charge (Duff's, Bethel abed on on 'Sunday last for alipern � 4 " AINAN�EA MUTUAL The McKillop branch 'the W.M.S. P BLEACHED RAISINS 80 dicitis and a few days before had an of Fiist Pies'byberian ,-Of' 'the held its and 'Cavan Church Winthro ) / Sun- dray, Dec. 2nd, "Farther and Son" ser- per pound '. . ................ operation for ttonsilis. His' sister, ,It. . . COMPA Navem'taer m,eatin,g at the home of CURRANTS Peggy, also had her tonsils removed. u Mrs'. Jamie's T. Scott Roxboro, on arca. Sermon topic, "The Parable of • (Miss (aura Mole was vision �, 11 ' the Prodigal Father"; 11 a.m., Duff's Per pound. g Thursday afternoon with a goad at- friends. in London on, Friday, ' °: C.naa.•. imrsat Fir. Mntna! Church, Father and Son. choir; 2,15 CHERRIES, Large 50 • - astern Branch Toronto 2, teri•d(amce of mRemlbers aril friends ' , PINEAPPLE RING'S C Miss 'Mar area' Wilke of Toronto °t Windstorms have arrived. Get pilo- ainrmh wnsgopeTs�i clal uric Ghaith, Winthrop spa- per pound g S ' A, lection from the strongest Company sided and KayMisPearl Amos and eekMr. Leslie Sts ell pre g cral 7ivufstc by the cher'; 2,:30 p.m. by the 150 Kay of Guelph were week -end guests gig Sin William Bethel Church, special numbers by r�r pound • • • • • • • • • • . • • • • . • • with 'Miss Jean ,Smith. in Canada at the lowest rates avail- the choir. The fathers and sons will Drover took the Scripture lesson af- occupy t, WALNUTS • 'Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Smn'ith and able. No premium note required. •ter• vdlrich' Mrs. J. L. Bell led in pray- PY G. centre section of pesos• per pound , , , , 400 farnlily and Mrs. J. Porter were Mil- �SeVThomas' Church -First Sunday ALMONDS ,+ Automobile accident protection to er. (can Scott read an account of verton visitors on ,Sunday. t ; hrraer CONWMthYOUR LOCAL e ►GENT nO• the and solo interesting letter letter wr ittem by in Advent. 10 a.m., Bible Class 'and pm pound • . ... . .........:. 5'0C •'M'isses Elvie' Brown and 'Miss '-i .: g Sumdtof .a'y School; 11 a.m-; Healy Gom- HAPIPYVALE MINCE HEAT Marjorie Bickel'1 of Toronto, were ' {p �.11.�11ro ,Box 142,JCAIo�W X1 1 eHAlt Dr. Margaret S Mre`rang vAy Sr wirnrit:hispzcialptaferenceeto the lates of Ar- COOKING far .............. 250 ,week-end V.Si keel ests th Mr. and Nlrs.. G FIGS ACC Miss of T Cunningham and Mr. A. nR. g a, .; them Stringer, 7 p.m., "What is the GJ f° Phone 336 (then favored with a pleasing solo, n•i:ght?'-.Rel. Austin Smith, Choir 3 pounds for G. Arruent of Toronto, Mr. KarlAmerifl ,I : - Master; Canon Ed. Appleyard, Rec- GINGER SNAPS of Norondo, Quebec, and Miss Helen i il dor. per pound . ... . ........... . .1'o C Anent of Ethel spent the week -end ,y, at the home of 'Mr. and -Mrs William F J Egmondville Church - Sunday �•� • Ament. h Pn'„ Sch•o'ol and Bible 'Gras's at 1(a a.m., Alex. McGavin • 'Mr, and 'Mrs. R. O. Willis of To- ,tr'1 ,1 "The Christian as Witn'ess'"; 11 a.m., ,,; ,it RHA SODY • PHONE 95 WE DELIVER 'onto were week -end guests at the "The Goodness of Gad Se'e'n in the home of Mr. aludi Mrs. W. G. Willis. 11, ,1-;r . Cross"; 7 p,rn,, "ht was No Idle Dream STEEL• 'Col. R. S. Hays', Mrs. Hays, Miss �sdc, ill on the Road to Datnascus." -Rev. Mary Hays and' Ma George Hays "' ; Chas. Malcolm, Mani'ster. are in Toronto and Detroit this week. i ,�a, -O`NOTICE • 'Mx_ George Jackson is in Taron- d• Mellhargey-Boyle.•- A pretty late to ''l�z aubunn wedding was solexnfiized at • 'Mr. and, Mrs. W. E. Southgate i� 1tiN';, St. Peter's Cathedral' 'Lond'on, on spent the weeJk�emd in Tbranto. They , , Throng 'the courtesy of the Ford Motor Co. of We'd'nesday, Novemiber 28ith, at nine were accompanied' -by Mrs. A. D. 'Suth- il, R`'; Canada the sound film "Rhapsody in Steel," -o'clock by Rev. Father W, 'T raison, A New Flour erl�an'd,• > > p y when Kathleen Rowena, daughter of • Miss 'Mnrhiel Beattie and Mr. Ken - yl", �r will a resented in our Show Room at .15 m. 'Mrs. Boyle and the late Patrick Boyle i7 p. oath Beatific, Landon, spent the week - T ,�rtY^'� of Clan'cUeboye, became the blade of �'^it • William. Francis Miellltar a ovmig- (Snowhite) end with th'e'ir mother, Mrs. F. R. TUESDAY DECEMBER 4th g Y, yBeattie, ;I est son of Mr. and 'Mrs. Zech. Mc- • • Miss . Margaret McKellar, Lon - ' t Pig x� • • , I'llhargey, of La -clan. ,Rev, Patiher , , ,don, spent 'dihe week -end with her d�vil Yt>tu w><I find this acture both Hennessey presided at the organ. . aremfis' Mm. and 'Mrs. M. McKellar. 3a` ` .p , Miss Rose' Z+awalno sang beautiful! . Miss Elizabeth Carlin'af $eetajr- � wet 1 "Ave Mari+a." There dieux were woad is visiting at the homle of MT. ,4� interesting nd- instructive•' . teed or Money $" , 1 ardsltically draped in wihirte with 'b'lu'e J , and! Mrsi. D, Sh'an,alm. li�' l satin streamr�ns', the cor'e's of the • • Mrs. John Sclater was yin Toron- 1�}y 'Sodality of which .the bride has been Refunded• to'recentl vlsitin her father. i Ever one Welcome a memiber. The rowel, yawn bride, • y g 4 i J g 7VLrs Margaret west has left for , r ,� t » • given in marriage by her brother, Calgary where she will spend the ri t¢ 1.NO adxn ssxon charge Willi'amf, looked charming in her Try a, Bag winter with her sisters, the Misses rf ;,,a a wedding gown, a period style of white Cardno, ' Sf ( s,artrin and silk lace. The cuffs oif gat • D2es'srs. James $hack and Allister . y I in were long and tight, ending in •a. 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WONDERFUL CHRISTMAS -.__ _ .. -----_SHOPPING-`-- SUITABLE ' -. SIM IIOSE INCLUINCLUDING►. _._.-. GIFT -. - _- ' -• LILINENS: HUFFING __ _ _ _.. A A SPECIAL ` COMPLETE FOR S CREPE SHEER. wEAV7E YOUR WINTER � TABLE c>RI . ' ELSEWHERE , AT WARDROBE ' ANY LADY ,. 69 CENTS WOULD • PAIR , •ADORE COATS . . THEM , DRESSES . ' . . HATS . 9 . UNDERWEAR . t SMART We believe we can BEDDING please you in every FOR - CREATIONS GIFTS • IN way. - THAT KNITTED SWEATERS AND DRESSES SURPASS ,t-- 1i ANY WE �mI HAD BEFORE .. '' y" ' �J� ' ' " A y 11P 'I 'a c . ii . I . 1. ldffl� 1e • Mr. Herbert Eldgeoonvbe, 'Pro- .forth,, amid Mir: 'William Fairburn of' vincial Liquor • Bo'ard' Inspector, . who 'Htensal'l, and Mr. and' Mrs. Bob GraGr• ' has been in Seaforth Memorial Taos- and daughter, Mturedds, of Tucker- , pi-tal here' for some time, is improv- smtith, and, Mr. 'William Green spent 11 ing. the tea hour with Mr. and 'Mrs. Jona1;• ",J • Miss Sally !I. `Wood spent tihe Green on Suarday. J^t week -end an Kitchener, 'Mrs• �Wdlli'am Green is the' guest of '" i,' . her mother, Mrs. M. A. 'MdDohald, of !� the Thames Road, I TUCKERSMITH Mr. and Mrs, Joe G'lassie'r and two daughters of London were the guests ; a of Mr, and, Mrs. Ro'be'rt Daynraar. g" 'Mr. ,and Mrs'. Frank Stabton and 'Miss Edna Mae -D'aymlan of the • i, c Mr. and Mrs. Silas Green of Grand Clinto'n!Collegi:ate_spent the week evad Lend, also Mr. and+ .'Mrs. Beverley at her h'omie, the guest of 'her par- �1. Beaton and 'son, Beverley, of Sea- ants. II Don't Miss The Seaforth Golf 11� and Country Club' DANCE 0 Cardno's Hall Seaforth n FRIDAY DECEMBER SEVENTH at 8 p.m., Music by the Red Coats -Nine talented musicians. TICKETS, $1.00 EACH This is Your Invitation. Iv 5 POIIVTS TO REMEIKBER Five Things to Remember when Buying Shoes at This Store FIRSTLY—You'll be sure of. getting the BEST of SHOES at any given price—for nothing but the BEST SHOE'S ever find room here. SECONDLY—We sjlow the' greatest variety of Shoes in all the different models for Men, Wo- men, Boys, Misses and Children. THIRDLY --We're experienced fitters and we see that every foot is fitted perfectly. FOURTHLY --Our prices are always as low as the quality of the Shoe will allow. FIFTHLY ---Your money'refunded if' not satisfied with your 'purchase. . ^ . REMEMBER THE FIVE POINTS U, I` " , 1v f f1i. , F` ,1 pb $' ' i ry i... ,1{�: rI,� 'l .a 4 i ' � •4 1A U;� I .;