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THE WINGHAN1 ADVANOB
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CLOTHING AND MEN'S FURNISHINGS
N McLean's $10,000.00 Stock to be cleared out at LESS THAN COST
I in a GREAT TEN DAY SALE. Mr. McLean has enlisted and everything
Nin the store must be sold at much less than the present cost price and
I must positively be sold out in the next TEN days regardless of cost.
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I Sale Starts on Sat., Dec. 1st at 9 a. m.
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Boys' Suits
Regular $10 and $12,
Sale price $7.98
Regular $8.50,
Sale price $5.75
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Boys Bloomer
Pants
Regular $2,25,
Sale price $1.55
Men's Odd Pants
All sizes,
Sale price $1.39
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Men's Raincoats
regular $12, to $16.5()
on sale $9.86
Fine Suede Gloves
Silk lined,
Reg. 52.50, sale price $1.59
Men's Fine Neg.
Shirts
Regular $1.50 and 1.75,
Sale price .98 and $1.19
All sizes
Odd Vests for Men
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100 Men's Soft Hats
at .5®c.
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1000 Men's 4 ply Linen
Collars at .09c.
Men's work', Shirts
Heavy weight.
Regular $1.00 and 2.00, •
Sale price .59 and $1.19
Sale price .98c
rAlifoows
Men's Fine Cashmere Hose
Regular 40, 50 and 75c, sale price 27c, 33c, 38c
A $25.00 Suit to be
thrown off the roof at
2.30 p.m. on Saturday.
This is free to the one
that gets it. No fighting.
Men's Alll Wool Sweater Coats
Regular $4 and 5, sale' price $2.98
Regular $8, sale $5.98
Men's Fine Nova Scotia Wool
Ribbed Underwear
Regular 2.00, sale price
$1.19
Men's Wool Combinatitha
Regula,t' $4.00, sale price $2.59
Men's Fleece Line
Regular $1, sale price
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We have hun -ds of other good Bargains, all at
greatly redu prices. Remember this sale is on
for 10 cla . olilv, Mr.'' of
E. A. $r ls�liin Calgary, is
in char+ - ,tttid is making every preparation to give
the b ,y service possible to every customer.
ernember time, 9 a.m. Saturday, December 1st.
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Men's Heavy Wool
Socks
Regular 50 and 75c,
Sale price . 2 9 and e 4 9
Wool Mitts
Reg. 40c, sale price .2 7c
Overcoat Specia
Regular $20
Sale price $13.7
Regular $27 and 30
Sale pricec$17.9
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Fur Collar Coats
Regular $40,
Sa price $29.75
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Youths' Overcoats
Regular $14 and 16
Sale price $11.75
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Extra Value in
Men's Suits
Regular $18, sale $11.95
Reg. $25, sale $16.95
Reg. $30, 35 sale $ 2 3.75
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Men's Suspenders
Regular 35 and 75c
Sale price .19 and .49
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X Sunday in the Presbyterian church,
Preparatory service will he heid on PH -
day night at 8 o'clock, when Rev. Mr,
McCollum of Lucknow will preach.
The Guild reader on Sunday was .An-
gus rikelCay, who spoke on "Por What
we are Grateful,” The leadertar Daft*
bet ;End is Mitts #trete rdEr
Thursday, Nev. 29th I91y.
(Qorreet up till Wcduesday neon.)
1Vlactt t... .... .. 2 10 to 2 40
Flour, per cwt., patent.. 0 15 to 0 25
flour, per cwt.,. family., 5 05 to 6 85
Bran, per tort ,...,.... .84 00 to 36 00
;Shorts, per ton..,.,,.,,,4.2 00 to 45 00
Oats, •••• 0 70 to 0 80
fiat4ey 1 10 to 1 2U
Hay, 8 00 to 10 00
But ter, per lb-.-#utry 0 88 to e.0
Eggs, per' dozen ... , . , . , 40 i o 45
Lard ..,., 20 to 130
Cattle, metliusn butchers 0 00. to I0 00
Cattle, butchers choice. 10 00 to 11 00
Boge, live weight , . , . to 16 75
Hams, per lb.... . , , , .. 0 35 to 40
Bacon long cles,t'..,..... 0 27 to 02
Sheep Skins 75 to 80
Elides„,15 00. to 15` 00
Cambs 14 00 to 14 25
Creatn per ib 42
TurnipP, per cwt 40
Potatoes, per bag 1 00 to 1 80
Poultry 11 to 18
Wanted
We are in the market to
buy any quantity of
Grams, Hay, Potatoes
and Turnips
Get our prices before sell-
ing to others.
TipIing & Mills
The Old Reliable
Got -rip
O. Steintniilar spent the week -end in
Toronto.
Mrs Merron has moved from Wing -
ham to Gorrie and is domiciled in the
Sharpin house on Victoria St. north of
the bridge.
Miss Vera Sleintnillar is visiting her
sister in Toronto.
Miss Gertie White returned last week
from an extended visit to Guelph and
other places.
Miss Mae Cameron who has been visit-
ing with Mrs. R, Ross has taken a posi-
tion as nurse in training in Hamilton hos-
pital,
Quite a number here have invested in
Victory Bonds. It may not be altogeth-
er from a Patriotic standpoint, but the
money will be just as useful,
On Friday evening a political meeting
was held in the hall. Addresses were
given by the Union candidate, Jas. Bow-
man, and A. H, Musgrove, Ai L A.
They were listened to with great interest
by the audience. Rev. J. G, Kerr occu-
pied the chair,
The exemption tribunal have been idle
the past week but will continue their
somewhat arduous duties this week. Out
of some 90 exemption claims heard, a4&,
were allowed except 7 or 8.
After the services in the Presbyterian
church on Sunday, the ceremony of in-
ducting and installing the recently elect-
ed elders took place. The following
were the choice of the congregation, Mr.
Alex. Edgar and Dr. J. Armstrong,
Mr. John Gowdy has purchased e
stock in the store at Belmore, of the 1 to
Mr. McGrogan, and will remove th •e
shortly. We will be sorry to lose Mr,
and Airs, Gowdy, they are good citizens
and will be greatly missed.
Bei grave
On Wednesday last a successful Red
Cross Tea was held at the home of Mrs.
Cyrus Scott and Miss Isabel Scott, 6th
East Wawanosh. Tea was serve on
small tables in the dining room. ever -
al excellent musical numbers were Even
by the Misses Taylor, McDowell, s d
and Armstrong. The proceeds amot nted
to $12. The Patriotic Society with to
express their thanks for same, also o'
Archie Jamieson for $5. ✓�``
Miss Mulvey and Mrs. Dr, Mulvey vis•
ited at the manse last week.
We are pleased to hear that Mr. Jos.
A. Brandon is improved In health after
a tedious attack of typhoid.
There are a number of military shirts
and pyjamas cut and ready to be made
up. All who are anxious to help in this
much needed work, can get these ' articles
at Mr. Harry Hopper's.
Air. Sandy Stewart has returned home
after a couple of months' visit with friends
near Woodstock,
Mrs. W Bryant of Blyth, visited her
mother, Mrs. Wray.
Sorry to report Mrs, Sam Jordan is on
the sick list,
Mrs. Kirkby attended the funeral of a
friend in Cass City, Mich , last week.
Mn Violet McGuire is visiting friends
in Ingersoll.
Salem .
Mr. and Mrs, John 'I'. Lennox and
children of Wingham called on Mrs. Jos,
Higgins last Sunday.
Miss Gertie Bush spent a Week with
friends round TeesWater.
We are sorry to report that Mrs. Roy
McKersie has been taken to the hospital
at Guelph. We trust she will return With
her usual health,
Atr. Chad Hennings has rcturnccLfrom
the West, where he has spent the last
couple of months.
Word has been received here that Pte,
Alfred Meehan luta been wounded, We
hope he will soot: recover,
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Behuere
The Lord's Stu per will he adminia creel 1,*t
in the McIntosh church next Sd:nd.ty
morning at 11 ata.
Mr J. Fraser o f Toronto, lis visitit p r'
wan her sister, Misa Ellen Fleming.
Mr end Mrs, Livingstone of Moncrieft
were visitors with Mr. and lira
Murray last week ,.
Mr: John McCreary and Mr T. Jacl:li
of Con. C. Remick, have traded Earn
and are moving in a than time.
Miss Katie Pitch, Wingham, spat
the week end with her parents here.
Don't forget the monthly meeting r•
the Woman's Institute on Sat., Deo 15t
at 2 30, Delegates will give report of th
convention at London.
Miss Edna Elliott of W. H. ;; , open
the weekend with her parents here.
Owing to the very serious illness o
Mr. James Mulvey, Wingham. his wif
and Mrs 1)r, Mulvey, who had been vis
sting Mrs Jos. Hall and Mrs. John Mul
vey returned glome on Saturday.
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Mrs. Seamen, Listowel, spent a few
last week with her mother, Air. Richard
son•
A special meeting of United Farmers
Association is called for Monday night_
Dec 3rd in scltooi house No. 9, Carrick
Mrs. McGrogan has disposed of his
business to Mr. John Gowdy, Gerrie.
COMMUNICATION •
To the Editor of Advance:
• Kindly allow me space in the col-
umns of your paper to extend an invi-
tation to all who intend visiting the
Guelph Winter Fair, to spend part of
your tinge with us at our Fertilizer Ex-
hibit on Basic Slag. The manager
will be with us on Tuesday, December
4th and will be glad to meet any visi-
tors during the fair.
Signed,
0. G. ANDERSON,
Belgrave.
Overhaul Your
--Car--
If you intend to have your auto
overhauled and put in excellent shape
for spring see us.
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Have your Batteries cared for during
the winter.
We guarantee first class workman-
ship
The Overland Garage
WINCHAM
9 DAY
hoe and Rubber
.., ...:,:ALE ...
&ding Saturday Dec. 1.
An excellent chance for everyone
to get rubbers, winter shoes and in
fact shoes of all kinds at much be-
low their regular value.
Too many shoes and not enough
money is our reason for selling be-
low regular values at this time or
the year.
Sole Agent
For The
N. WILLIS
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, be convincing talkers and represent their goods as the 'rear stuff'. Do not
47B be deceived by these when buying an article which -you expect to use the
40a rest of your life. Use judgment in selecting your business course.
We do not ask you take our course because of sentiment or predudice.
a+r It is a straight business proposition. We ask you to investigate the mer,
ao'a its of our school because we believe we can offer advantages not offered
•ns elsewhere.
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New models just received in
latest styles and materials in shades
of Burgundy, Green and Browns,
also tweed effects in Heather Mix-
tures. Prices '20.00 to $35.00.
un and, Fur Coats
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