The Wingham Advance-Times, 1939-09-07, Page 5Thursday, September 7, 1939 WINGHAM ADVANCE-TIMES
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COTTON TWEED
CANDLEWICK SPREADS DAMASK CLOTHS
Cotton Tweed in plain and checks, just the
. cloth for kiddies’ dresses, skirts and many o’th-
er uses. Limited quantity of these lines regular
29c yard. '•
September Sale..........21c Yard
EARLY FALL SALE
A host of bargains throughout the whole store from every department. Instead of the Usual custom of late Fall Sales we give you
now some rare offerings of Seasonable Merchandise, for personal wearing and many household uses, that will pay you big dividends.
Come — See — Buy and Save many dollars. But be sure and come.
SILKS AND SPUN RAYON
A rare opportunity to save on these Silks,
»plain and printed, Spun Rayon, Etc. Regular.
values 79c and 98c.
September Sale -...........49c Yard
'Fland-tuffed in fast colors on firm cream
bedspread cotton, attractive patterns, lots of
tufting. Regular value $3.95.
September Sale..........$2.29
JUMBO FLANNELETTE BLANKETS
“Jumbo” all white Flannelette Blankets
that will mean extra savings to you. Limited
quantity only, so be here early for these. Reg
ular value $1.39 Each. Size 70x90.
September Sale..........98c Each
PRINT APRONS
. Colorful print aprons offered at such a
saving. You should get several of these at this
low price.
September Sale ...... 15c Each
BLEACHED COTTON
This cotton is a rare bargain, made from
fine even cotton yarn and free from filling. It
will give lots of wear and is suitable for many
purposes. 36 inches wide.
September Sale..........2 Yards for 25c
MARQUISETTE
There’s something :so very “homey” about
windows curtained with material like this!
Cotton Marquisette with spots and checks,
plain and frilled, 35 inches wide. Regular 25c
29c values.
September Sale 19c Yard
SKIRTS
One rack of skirts in Velvets and Wool
Crepes, priced for quick clearance. Reg. $2.95.
September Sale ....... $1.98
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THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY
Pure linen damask cloths with fancy
checked borders in various colors, a real bar
gain at this price. Size 52x52. Regular value
$1.50.
September Sale
LIGHT STRIPE FLANNELETTE
See this! for it’s a big bargain for you.
Buy now! Make sleepers, bloomers, soft lin
ings, etc. Width about 36 inches.
September Sale..........16c Yard
SUEDE TAFFETA SLIPS
There’s a lot of value packed into these
slips with adjustable shoulder straps, in colors
of White, Tea-Rose, Navy and Black. Regular
79c value.
September Sale
LINEN TABLE CLOTHS
49c Each
"Pure linen crash cloths with plenty of wear
’in them with fancy checked colored borders of
blue, gold, rose and green. Size 50x50. Regular
75c value.
September Sale..........50c Each
FRILLED CURTAINS
These are a clearing line of frilled curtains
made froiii fine quality Marquisette and all 2%
yards long. Regular values $1.19 and $1.59. A
limited quantity only.
September Sale
HDKF. VALUE
TEA TOWELLING
Pure linen roller or tea towelling offering
such value it will pay you to buy several yards
at this extra low price. 22 inches wide. Regular
35c value.
September Sale..........25c Yard
TERRY HAND TOWELS
It will pay you to lay in a good supply of
these terry towels, size about 16x32. Regular
15c value.
September Sale..........9c Each
SHEETING
Fully bleached cotton sheeting made by
one of our best Canadian mills, a lovely quality
and great for wear, and 81 inches wide. Reg
ular value 69c yard.
September Sale
HDKF. VALUE
49c Yard
Big value in these dainty lawn handker
chiefs, all with emby. corners and are sold reg-
■ ular at 8c.
September Sale
LIGHT TERRY TOWELS
3 for 10c
Don’t overlook these terry towels if you
want a real bargain. White with checks and
borders of various colors, easy to wash too.
Size about 18x36 inches. Regular 19c value.
September Sale.......... 15c Each
RUG VALUE
Here is your opportunity to save on these
lines if you require small Axminster Rugs in
these sizes: 27x54, 24x48.
4 only, regular value $3.25 for..........$2.29
3 only, regular value $3.95 for..........$2.98
. 89c Pair
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Pure white lawn handkerchiefs, well made
and hemstitching trim. You can get' an extra
few of these at great savings. Reg. 10c value.
September Sale..........6 for 25c
CLEARANCE OF LINGERIE
SLIPS GOWNS
ALL LESS % OF THEIR REGULAR SELLING
Panties, regular $1.60 for........ ................67c Gowns, regular $1.00 for . ..
Slips, regular $1.59 for............................$1.06 Pyjamas, regular $1.98 for .
These are discontinued and broken lines so come early for best choice.
PANTIES
. 67c
$1.32
KNITTING WOOLS
CHILDREN’S ANKLETS CHILDREN’S DRESSES
One table of knitting wools consisting of
Beehive, Crochet Wool, String Wool, Sylvan
Crepe, etc., that was selling regular at 25c.
While they last.
September Sale 17c Ball
CORSETS
LeGant Corsets at Real Savings
Regular $4.95 for.........................................$3.29
Regular $2.95 for.........................................$1.95
PILLOW CASES, 21x33 INCHES
• These pillow cases are really the best value
we have offered in this line, made from extra
he^vy bleeched cotton and hemmed ready to
use. Regular 29c value.
September Sale..........19c Each
LARGE TERRY TOWELS
These large dark terry towels are made in
England of extra heavy cotton, natural shade, I
with bright stripes.~ A rare opportunity to save ,
on these. Regular 29c value. j
September Sale..........22c Each j
PRINTS AND BROADCLOTHS
Bright refreshing strongly woven wash
able Cotton Prints and Broadcloths that will
give real satisfaction at such a low price, suit
able for smocks, pyjamas, quiltings, etc., and |
fully 36 inches wide.
, September Sale
FACTORY COTTON
15c Yard
Something out of the ordinary in value is
this medium weight natural shade cotton that
can be put to so many uses. 36 inches wide.
September Sale..........10c Yard
FLORAL CRETONNE
You’ll like this delightful cretonne for win
dow drapes or comforter coverings, for making
cushions, covering boxes, etc. It’s so bright and
cheerful too. 36 inches wide.
September Sale..........21c Yard
CHILDREN’S VEST AND PANTIES
Children’s Cotton Balbriggan Panties with
elastic at waist. Vests are sleeveless with built
up shoulders. Ideal for now and early fall wear.
Regular 25c value.
September Sale
BELTS AND CROCHET COTTON
19c Each
Broken lines of belts in various colors and
widths, also Red Label Mercer Crochet Cotton
but not all sizes. While they last.
September Sale % price
LASTEX GIRDLES
Lastex Girdles and Panty Girdles
Regular $1.00 for...........................................67c
Regular $1.95 and $1.65 for.......................$1.29
These are really outstanding values in both and only for this September Sale and while stock
lasts.
BETTER DRESSES PRINT DRESSES
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These Anklets are all taken from pur reg
ular 15c and 19c lines, and come in various pas
tel shades, but not all sizes in the lot.
September Sale..........10c Pair
On this rack you will find some dainty
crepe, wool and print dresses, odd sizes 2 to 8
years. Sold regular at $1.25 to $1.65.
September Sale..........97c
We have one rack of better dresses in dark
fall colors that we want to clear regardless of
their former selling prices from $6.95 to $10.95.
September Sale ...... $3.95
In this rack of dresses you will find prints,
pique and others that we have put on for quick
clearance. Values $1.00 to $1.59.
September Sale..........79c
Dozens of lines throughout the store not advertised reduced in price to clear at once.
WALKER STORES, LIMITED WINGHAM
WEDDINGS
Snell - Pegg
On the wedding anniversary of her
parents, Marjorie Addison Pegg, Reg.
N., daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Addison
A, Pegg, London, became the bride of
Horace Arthur Snell, B.A., M.D., on
ly son of Rev. and Mrs, H. W. Snell,
of Brantford, formerly of Wingham,
In a lovely ceremony at the home of
the bride’s parents, Rev, E. A, Earch
man officiated.
The bride, given in marriage by her
. father, wore a period gown of white
marquisette with crushed girdle of
while satin, bloused bodice and full
skirt which flared into a slight train.
The neckline was finished with a little
ruffle and the long sleeves wore mod
ified by leg o’ mutton style and tap
ered to fiolnts over the hands. She
carried a Colonial bouquet of butter
fly roses, lilies and cornflowers,
The bride’s two sisters, Miss Isobel
Pegg and Miss Elizabeth Pegg, at
tended. Dr. Robert Kemp, of Mamil-
tou, was best man.
A reception was held on the lawti
of the home and Mrs, Pegg and Mrs.
Snell assisted the bridal couple in re
ceiving.
The bridal couple left on a trip to
Georgian Bay, the bride travelling in
a black taffeta suit with sheer white
blouse and White accessories,
will live at Jordon Station
They
and
Smith - Snell
Vaticolorcd gladioli, asters
ferns made a charming setting for a
candlelight wedding of much interest
which was solemnized ou Tuesday,
August 22nd, in St, I’aul’s, His Ma
jesty’s Church of the Mohawks, in
Brantford, when Dr, Helen Dorothy
Snell, Yellow Springs, Ohio, daugh
ter of Rev. W» H, Snell and Mrs. Snell
of the Mohawk Institute, formerly of
Wingham, was married to Mr. Walter
Doncaster Smith, London, Ont., son
of the late Mr, and Mrs. C. Smith of
Midland. The father of the bride of
ficiated, assisted by Ven. Archdeacon
A, L, G. Clarke, rector of Grace
Church,
The bride wore a lovely gown of
white stencilled organza with graceful
train and bridal veil of tulle falling
from a coronet. She carried a Colon
ial bouquet of white roses and garden
ias, She was attended by her sister,
Miss Lloy Snell, gowned in yellow
mousseline de sole, with floral hat of
matching color and a bouquet! of pink,
yellow and blue flowers. Mr. Andrew
Walker, Toronto, was groomsman.
Pollock - Eraser
A wedding of interest to many
friends was solemnized at the home
of Mr, and Mrs. Howell Fraser, Con.
4, Huron, at high noon on Saturday,
August 26th, when their elder daugh
ter, Edna Fern, was united in mar
riage to John Harold Pollock, son of
Mr, and Mrs. Jas. D. Pollock, Huron.
Rev, J, C, Nicholson, pastor of the
Pine Fiver United Church, officiated,
The bride, given In marriage by her
father, entered the living-room, which
was decorated with summer flowers
and ferns. She wore a floor-length
gown of white net over taffeta, fash
ioned on Princess lines with lace bod
ice and insertions on the matching
bolero. Her veil was finger-tip length.
She carried a bouquet of Butterfly
roses, and baby’s breath.
Miss Norva Bell, cousin of the bride,
acted as bridesmaid. She chose pink
taffeta with ruching trim. Her en
semble was completed by a velvet
sash of Glory blue with matching san
dals. She carried a bouquet of asters
and maideti-haif fern. Mr* Ernest
Thompson, cousin of the groom, as
sisted as best man.
Miss Hilda Reid played the wedding
music and during the signing of the
register Miss Mary MacDonald sang
“I Promise You.”
After the ceremony the guests pro
ceeded to the dining-room where a
sumptuous luncheon was served to
thirty guests.
.For travelling the bride wore a tail
ored suit of grey monotone tweed and
sorsagc of roses. After an extended
motor trip through Eastern Ontario,
Mr, and Mrs, Pollock will reside at
Whitechurch,
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