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‘John James went to Montreal this wee 7 ie loa Johnston was in Stratford Mr. ana “Mrs. M. R. Hay were in Lucah over Sunday Miss Oiive Meliroy home from Toronto for the Mr. Jim Inglis of ine Grand Trunk 4s relieving at Bluevale Mr. James Maicolm motored down from Kincardine Saturday. ‘Mr. Ezra Riehm and Harry were at Mount Forest on Tuesday. Mrs. Chas. Banzley and Jack re- turned Monday from Petrolia. Mr. and Mrs. John Baker were in Tilsonburg for over Sunday Mr. Ralph Babb spent the week- end with his parents at Mitchell. Miss Marjory Riggs was home from Toronto University over Sunday. Mrs. W. J. Savage returned Monday from a visit with friends in Chesley. _ Mrs _ W. Townsend of Toronto is visiting with her brother, Mr. C. Ross. Mr. W. Zilliax of Toronto is spend- ing a few days with his brother in town. Mrs. Joseph Gilkinson and Master Albert visited friends at Toronto this week Mrs. K. Hall and Miss Gladys Hall visited friends in Kitchener last week. Mrs. Harry Littlehales of Toronto is visiting relatives in Listowel and vicinity. Mrs. Thomas Daily has been visit- ing with her son, Mr. C. R. Daily of St. Marys. Wiarton Echo-Miss B. Ruhl return- ed last, week from a visit to Toronto and Listowel. Mr. J. H. McDonald left Saturday for a few weeks’ visit at Winnipeg. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Schmeidle of Kitchener spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Domm. Mrs. C. Williams of Detroit was in Listowel for the funeral on Sunday of Mrs. George Spotton. Miss. Ruby Shearer was a delegate atjthe Women’s Institute convention held at London this week, Mrs. Runge and Mrs. Wm. John- ston returned Wednesday, from a visit to friends in Kitchener. Mrs. Joseph Gilkinson returned home on Saturday, after a two weeks’ visit with friends at Detroit. Nick Chiros, former clerk in the Sparta, was up from Stratford for a few days and returned Tuesday. Miss E. A. Dietrich of Toronto is spending a few weeks with her par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Dietrich. The Misses Lillian and Nellie Web- er of Waterloo spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Hardie. Mrs. Louis Fritz has g#turned home after spending a week with friends in Kitchener, Waterloo and Stratford. Mrs, Anderson’ and hiiaiet jak Han, of Stratford, were guests. ies day of the Misses Bright and caenae ae ed the funeral of Mrs. ‘Spotton. Clifforl) Express—-Mr. and Mrs. William Dietz and family visited with Listowel friends last ‘week. Messrs. Lawrence Krueger and George Hil- with friends in town. St. Marys us—The following derbrand of Listowel, spent Sunday!| from Listowel re recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Daily: Mr. and Mrs. BE. Viné and family, Mr. and Mrs. A. Kritzer, } Edna. Clyde, Miss Ada Kritzer and Mr. A. Fleming. .Mr. Robert Weatherhead, brother Special Singing Sermon to Young People ae REV. F. E. CLYSDALE Young People Especially Invited of the late Alex. Weatherhead, has arrived from Australia and is visiting with Mrs. Weatherhead on Wallace street. The trip from Australia to Ireland occupied seven weeks and from Ireland to Canada/ten days. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Atkinson re- ‘turned Monday from Barrier Lake, 1 Sask., and purpose making their home in Listowel, occupying the one part of Mr. W. J. Dowd’s residence. Before going west some years ago, Mr. At- kinson was with Mr. Dowd on the farm in Mornington. He recently had an auction sale and intends dis- posing of his property in the west. Frank C. Kelly went to Chatham Tuesday to take the part of Sherlock Holnies, in the play “Isle of Love,” being put on that evening under the direction of Mr. NeVille, who staged the same play here recently. The chap who was to take the part of the ‘famous detective didn’t have the right stuff in him for such a role, and at the eleventh hour is reported to have got ‘‘cold feet,” with the result that Frank got a hurry-up call. In order to fill the engagement he had to make a quick run to Stratford, where he caught the train. BORN a *-——+ r? ORTH—In Wallace, on Wedensday, Oct. 20th., to Mr. and Mrs. William Orth, a son. @ DOUGLAS—In Elma, on Thursday, Oct. 14th., to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Douglas, a daughter. HOLMES—lIn Grey, on Friday, Oct. 22nd., to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Holmes, a son. "os How . Does” . It Mr. and Mrs. Philip Reist and Mrs. E. Bender motored up from Kitchen-, er and spent Sunday with friends in| town. | Mr. Herb Weinert of the Grand Trunk ‘returned Monday after spend-! ing a few weeks at his home in Neu- stadt. Mr. and Mrs, Blough of St. Thomas visited this week with Mr. apd Mrs. Henry Adams and with his br erat} Lebanon: Mr. and Mrs. George Glenn of Rich- mond Hill, were here for the funeral on Sunday of his sister, Mrs. George Spotton. , The marriage of Miss Norma Askew and Mr. William Raymond Kemp, both of Listowel, took place patescer night at the rectory. Mrs. Irwin Master and Mrs. Melvin Mason are attending the annual con- vention of the Women’s Institute, be- ing held in London this week. Harry Ravenna, marble cutter with R. T. Kemp & Son, left Monday for Vermont and Texas, and expects to be away for three or four weeks. _ A. B. Schinbein returned to- day after being home from Van- couver for a few days’ visit with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Schin- bein. Mr. and Mrs. Horace Weber of Kit- chener and Miss Gertie Filsinger and Mr. Jack Carnell, from Preston, mot- ored up and spent the week-end with friends in town. Girl friends of Miss Beth Miller, whose marriage is to take place next week, gave her a miscellaneous show- er Tuesday evening at the home of Miss Annie McDonald. Miss Loretta Horne, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Horne, and Mr. Harold Winslow, well known Listo- wel young people,: were united in marriage Tuesday gat Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Crawford of Sibeorten visited Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Gray. Mr. Crawford returned Monday, but: Mrs. Crawford is remaining for a few) days. Mrs. W. Klemm of Kitchener re- fiirned home Wetinesday after.a few days’ visit at the home of Mrs. Frank. While here Mrs. Klemm sold her res- idence on Alma street to Mr. J. Mc- Leo Mrs. J. 3. Arnold and daughter Herta left Tuesday for thefr home in Boston, Mass., after spending three weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Daniel ‘Domm: ; They will be joined at Mon- treal by Mr. Arnold, who is there on business, “Strike” - You? Men’s $10 Black and Brown Shoes Style right up to the minute, n sale at $7.50 Men’s Heavy Shoes on sale $4.75, $6, $6.75, $7.50 - Ladies’ $7.50 Gun _ Metal Shoes , to clear at $6.50 , Ladies’ Shoes with rubber heeland cushion sole, patent toe cap; on sale at $6.75 10% Off Boys' Heavy & School Shoes, all sizes, ‘Bays’ Fine Shoes Sizes 11 to 13, on sale $2.98 Children’s $2.50 Shoes Button or lace, to clear at $198 | ~, All kinds of Rubbers and Rubber rr A Watch. is Dif ferent . BUYING a watch—an ar- q ticle that is to be hand- led, and looked at; and depended upon, scores of times every day of your nat- _ ural life—is something en- tirely different from buying. almost all other persopel ef- fects. x save money, and save eannoyance along Hfe's journey by purchasing only a watch of sterling anicatiaadl q BE WISE, therefore and Reliable Watches are . the only kind we offer you, and every watch is GUARANTEED OF COURSE. W.A. Johnstone The Jeweler Issuer of Marriage Licenses Eyes Tested. The Bazaar! -Boots on sale at right Walters’ ||: ONLY ONE DOZ. EACH Kiddies’ Brown | Hose Special | Sizes 6, 6%, 7,7%, 8 and 8%. Regular 50c, for : 29c > “OusCéats caval ‘Vaan Gives. Chinchillas, and others. _ others of self material. new styles. trimmed with buttons. large cliwrartinbe collar. and two row of buttons. Price ..... rn Dresses narrow, long girdle of self material. long and embroidered at cuffs. are long ending in braid and button Price Duchess and Taffetas. John McDonald The Store with the Reputation Listowel Some with collars of fur, The Drs of Silko See in all Re . BURGUNDY WITH OPPOSSUM, COLLAR—Two ‘button model with narrow belt, back being tucked and The collar is of Oppossum. Price 20. ce eee eee ee eee cnet ees BROWN, VELOUR—Narrow belted model with Back trimmed with stitching Price......... 7 SALTS PLUSH COATS—In Canada Cloak make also S. F. McKinnon make, in three button models with or without belts. Fur and _ self-convertible collars. $4.00 to $68.00 “ NAVY BLUE SERGE—Two pieep with small over blouse. The skirt has side pockets, two piece. of blouse are short with embroidery trimmed cuffs small collar. The serge is fast navy and good woot. BYICS ose 6 0:4 piste © 28 SHR We ae BR KR Oe Oe we Sleeves sma ae $35.00 BLUE JERSEY CLOTH—@One piece copen shade,” The sleeves are A smart dress, .. $82.00 NAVY SERGE—Accordian pleated skirt. Blouse is trimmed with buttons and large sash. The sleeves trimmed cuffs. es wee $25.00 SILF~DRESSES—We have a few Silk in Satin and In smart new styles. $27 to $39 . Heavy Ribbed Cashmere Good stock, at 75c Nice Soft Maco Cotton Heavy 59c Every conceivable design in Boudoir Caps —at— Sd 39c, 59c, 69c ‘Worth Double Good Sha Shaving’ Brushes 25c to 75c New Design-in TOOTH BRUSHES Worth 50c, for 25c . 8 Also Big Assortment at 15¢_ Try Wagstaffe’s English Bram- ble Jelly, 15c up. raeecae en, _, Owing to the British coal strike the potteries are closed down-——BUY A DINNER SET NOW—Avoid the » crockery famine, ‘oes MUSIC Hallowe'en Sale of Ladies’ Blomes and Camisoles Schinbein’s Store News A delightful array of modish Blouses at 10 to 25 Per Cent. Reduction _ This sale includes every Waist in our store. Charming White .* Voile Blouses in all new styl Beautiful models in Georgette, Crepe — Crepe de Chene. Pretty styles in black and white Habutai ; . Dainty styles in Silk Catpisoles i in maise, pink and shite See display and,be convinced that every waist on _ ™ sale-is a bargain. our window , Sale Commences Saturday and Continues Next Week. * -It is no trouble for us to show you our range of blouses. Pe oa 2 Listowel ™ Oe!