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The Wingham Advance, 1910-08-04, Page 5TncrrsnAY, AUGUST 4, I910 TIIE ING1TAM ADVANCE �i• OYs Ct,OTIIN0 1 Now For The Get ready early for the opening of school. 25 Per Cent. re - 1 Discount on "Boy's Clothing during I August, which means a saving of from 9 5 e to $2.12 ~ a Suit. pe o° McGee & Campbell p Sale Commences Saturday, August the 6th - Ending Saturday, August the 20th, 1910. WE. will make these two weeks of Sale Days the Busiest in our business history-. Twenty thousand dollars' worth of goods at Bargain Prices. Cut prices are not only on a few named articles, but on nearly every- thing in the store. We may sell some goods at a loss, but it will be your gain. Goods must be turned into money quickly. Doors open Saturday morning at 9 o'clock. Come with the crowd. Extra salepeople to wait on. you. Shop in morning if possible. Read the list --only room here for a few of the many Bargains awaiting you. Clothiers and Men's Furnishers 4,44444449+4444444440440444 0040o40V4000AN4f6440004.0 Grocery Department Art Baking Powder and Graniteware premium—Sale Canada Laundry Stanch, per Ib Pot Barley, per lb. 30 12 Bars Laundry Soap for 25e l0c Bottle Extract Sc Royal Yeast Cakes 3c Corn Starch 8c 35c Black Ceylon Tea 25c Cleaned Currants, 3 lbs for 25c 2 Cans Red Salmon for 25e Fancy Cakes, per lb. l0c Gold Dust, 4 pkgs. for 250 Best Tornatoee, per can 10e, or 3 cans for 25c Kippered Herring 10c price...39c 7c BOOTS AND SHOES A large stock to choose from, every pair to be sold at cut price ; a number of odd lines and broken lots, reg. $1.25 and $1,50 value, Sale' Price 09e Merchant -Tailor Clothes Look Better They Always Have == They Always Will That elusive something oalled style cannot be made in a factory. Good tailoring—the draping and cutting and modeling of cloth —is an Art, nothing less. Every good merchant tailor believes this with all his soul. He knows it from his own year's experience, patience and toil as a craftsman. He knows that merely to fit is but a small part of a good tailor's art. The right sort of olothes—the clothes yon want— appeal as much through fitness as through fit. • Through 'an air of distinction and elegance a good tailor eau express the best there is in you. He can make your clothes bespeak class. He can preserve individuality. He can give personality a chance. You want such clothes and they can be had in only one way—they must be cut and made expressly for you, from faultless fabrics, by that artist of merohants—a merchant tailor. These are tailoring facts. In neglecting them you wrong opportunity. 4.1111M•11..... .01•111MIOMMININIMMOIMIMI Dress Goods Table Linen 1 piece Bleached Linen, 5L inches wide, regular 35e value— Sale Price 28c 3 pieces fine quality wide Bleached Linen, regular price 00 and 05 cents — Sale Price '480 1 piece Table Linen. very wide, reg. dollar quality—Sale750 Table Napkins — 20% off regular prices. Five Dozen Hand Satchel or Shopping Bags, 75e value — at Clean Sweep Sale 50e Gloves Big stock of Long Gloves in Black, White, Pink, Blue, Nile and. Brown, at 20 per cent. off our close prices during this CIean Sweep Sale. MEN'S HATS. Men's Black or Browti Felt Hate, Fedoras, or Hard. Felt, at 20 per cent, off. Buy your Fall Dress or Suit now, lots of choice here ; dur- ing the Big Sale you get a discount of 20 per cent off regular prices.. Cut prices in all lines of Silks ; Colored and Black Taffeta in best makes. Your chance to buy a Silk Dress at whole- sale price. DRESS TRI1i.MINGS.—To match all our Dress Goods. Sale Price -20 per cent off all lines. E. C. WHITE WILSON BLOCK WINGHAM The Fashionable Men's and Ladies' Tailor Clothing Department Whitewear 2 dozen White Underskirts — to clear at $ .75 1 dozen Fine Cambric Underskirts, full wide width, deep flounce, $1.25 value—Sale Price 1.00 Fine Cambric Corset Covers — Sale Price .25 Children's White Dresses— "Muer Bir SoL1" .75 Plain White Aprons, full size only — Sale Price ,25 Ladies' White Rept) Suits, Coat and Skirt, good value at $5.00 — Sale Pric.e 3.75 Extra fine quality Underskirts, with fine deep embroidery .... flounce, regular $3,50 value — Sale Price 2.75 Two Thousand Dollars' worth of the Best Clothing to choose from. Buy your Suit now and save money. Men's strong Overalls, blue or black — Sale Price $ •.59 10 Men's Palley Tweed Suits, good value at $8—Sale Price6.00 Men's Fancy Worsted Suits, well made, the regular price is $12.50—Sale Price 10.00 Men's Fine English Worsted Suits, tailor made, splendid value at $15.00—Sale Price . 12.00 'Men's Fancy Striped Pants, made of strong tweed, regular $2.00 value—Sale Price 1.60 Boys' three-6iece Suits, well -lined, wear guaranteed, regu- lar $5.00 Suits — Sale Price 4 00 Boys' Norfolk Suits, new patterns, good school Suits—at 3 39 Men's fine stripe worsted Pants, good value at $4—Sale 3 19 Boys' two-piece Suits — to clear at 1.29 Youths' Fancy Tweed. Suite ; sizes 33, 34, 35 ;' regular up to $8.00 value — Sale Price 6.25 Men's Rain Coats at 20% 'discount off all prices. 20 pieces of white Torchon Lace and Insertion, regular 10c quality— at half price.... , 5c English Lonedale Cambric, very, fine quality, one yard wide, regular 15c value — Sale Price 120 White Quilts to CIear, regular $1,25 line --. for $I.00 Wide Striped Flannelette, pink stripe, reg. .12}c—Sale........ 100 LACE CURTAINS 20 pairs Lace Curtains, 3i yds. long, reg. $1.25, for 98e 12 pairs Lace Curtains, $2 00 value, for $1.50 15 pairs Lace Curtains, $2 50 value, for 1.90 9 pairs Lace Curtains, $3.75 value, for • 3.00 All lines reduced during the sale. SILK WAISTS White Silk Waists, made of good quality Wash Silk, short sleeves, nicely made, reg. value $3.75 to $5.00 — Sale Price . $2,50 CARPETS AND RUGS Big stock of Rugs to choose from, comprising new patterns in Tapestry, Wool, Brussels; Velvets, Wiltons ; also all kinds of Carpet by the yard. Oilcloths and Linoleume in all widths. 20 per cent discount off all our Rugs and Carpets during the Sale. PRINTS Drums' English Prints, all new patterns, dark and light colorings, Regular price 12tc ; your choice of our large stock for 10c BARGAINS IN RIBBONS Wide Ribbons in plain Silk—Sale Price 121c 25c Plain Wide Silk Ribbon—Sale Price..... 200 20c Fancy Wide Silk Ribbon—Sale Price 15c 20e Plain Soft Taffeta Ribbon—Sale Price 150 12ic Plain Silk Ribbon, all colore—Sale Price 100 UNDERSKIRTS. 3 dozen Underskirts, made of good quality Black Watered Moreen, full wide width, good value at $1,25—Sale Price.$1.00 CORSETS. --Big clean up in our Corset Department. Look on centre tables for Big Bargains, a lot of Corsets, reg. $1.00 and $1.25 value—Sale Price 69c Big Summer Sale OF ALL WASH GOODS AND LADIES' WHiTE READY-TO-WEAR. Remember the date—Saturday, August Gth. Everything will bo reduced. No goods charged. at Sale Price. Cash or Produce in exchange for goods. No goods sent on approbation during the Sale. Canadian National Exhibition TORONTO AU- 21th to SEPTEMBER -TORONTOAUGUST �R 12thy 1910 improved Grounds, New Buildings, International Live Stock Show Exhibits by all the Provinces, Magnificent Art Loan Exhibit. BY PEIlMISS1ON OF HIS MAJeS`rV BAND OF THE GRENADIER GUARDS KiNC GEORGE'S S HOUSEHOLD BAND Model 141ilitary Camp, Tattoo every night. Everything new in attractions. Wonderful Firework Spectacles. THE NAVAL REVII W AT SPiTHEAD l i '1't"LE SZTWEZN DREAbNOUGHt AN1 AIRSHIP WA4CE ]1'011 EltbnOttro 1 Al'ft3 MID RICU SIOlIS: I+or all ittfornratios write M,enager, J. 0, 0Rll., City HAL, Toronto. 400 MUSICIANS 1,000 P1 RFOrtMERS H. E. Isard Co., Wingham Cattle Poisoned. Mr, James Earle of the 7th con. of Ueborne lost three valuable heifers by death last week, one dying on Fri- day night and the other two Saturday. It is without doubt the devilish deed of some ill disposed wretch, as Veterin{ Sweet of Exeter was called in and made an examination of the stomach of one of the animals, when it was found to contain arsenic. The cattle were pasturing with a number of others in the field. It is to be hoped the guilty parties will be run down and brought to justice—[Exeter Ad- vocate. RADIANT HAIR. New York Society Women's flair Matched Only By Parisians. While much attention is given to choicest gowns by Neta 'Stork society women, the turbulent fad just now is the care of the hair. For many years the clever women of Paris have been famed for the magnificent beauty of their hair. "Glorious hair," a Virginian calls it; "so radiant and luxuriant that it waggon not only attracts but fascinates and gg compels unstinted a.dntiration.» But now that the elite of New York, ever anxious to improvetheir beauty, have learned that Parisian Sage, a remarkable and almost mar- velous hair nourisher and beautifier, is almost entirely responsible for the charming hair of the ladies of France, the demand for it bas become enor- motis. Parisian Sage is now sold all over C made and in Wingham by W. 3. McKibbon, who is glad to guarantee it to eradicate dandruff, stop falling hair and itching tealp in two weeks or money hooch.. Large bottle 800, An Odd Freak. A four -legged pheasant was the odd freak that arrived. at 11r. John Win- gefelder's on Friday. The head and body were so unusually large that had the pheasant lived, all four legs would probably have been needed to support It. But it died shortly after its arrival. It was certainly a rare monstrosity and nature fairly groan- ed when she hatched it—[Bruce Times. Killed By Lightning. During the severe electric storm on Thursday evening, duly 21st, a most sad fatality occurred at the home of Mr. Garrett Switzer. 7th con., Kinloss, near Holyrood, which the lightning struck, entered an open door and killed one of his little sons instantly. The boy was standing about two feet from the entrance, when the light- ning struck him. Isis mother and other members of the family were in the Baine room with him when it happened, but they all escaped with a severe shock. Loads Of Cash. On Saturday, July 30th, twenty-five million dollars of gold, silver and green -backs, as well as $03,000,000 in securities were moved from the Con- tinental National Bank to the Com- mercial National. The transfer neces- sitated the use of scores of policemen and private guards. Two wagons were used to haul the money. The two banks have been merged and on August 1 the New Continental and Commercial National Bank began baasitnesa. A Good Cough Syrup. Half a pound of flax seed, three lemons sliced, four quarts of water. Place on stove and bring to a boil, then pull back to middle of stove and cook until all the goodness is out of seeds and lemon soft, then strain through cheesecloth and return to stove and sweeten a little. Beat enough to dissolve sugar. Cool and bottle. Keep in ice chest. There should be about 11- quarts when done. Commence taking a tablespoonful every few hours. Take half glass up to bed and take a little swallow every time a coughing spell comes on. It may, during the hot weather, spoil quickly, It is then best to make half this amount. The Western Crops. Reports received at Winnipeg up to duly 28th, indicate.that the West will have about a three-fourths crop. Tile enormous increase in acreage will help to keep the total yield up to that of other years, In Southern Mani- toba the crop is very poor. The wheat crop is almost a failure and thousands of acres are plowed up. The same is true all through the south,The centro has a fair crop, while in the north the yield is splen- did, The rains of last, week have helped the later Heide, but in most cases they came too late to be of touch value. In a few isolated spots cutting has already started and about the end of next week it should be well under way. There has been another heavy rain at Brandon and Western Manitoba which will help the roots' and will fill out the grain, Some Good Music. The Band of the Grenadier Guards which is being brought across the ocean to play at the Canadian Nation- al Exhibition is being widely adver- tised as the chief musical attraction at the Japan -British Exhibition, That is further evidence that it is all that is claimed for it, viz. that is the finest Military band in England. And that means the world, for even the Ger- mans admit that the British Military Bands excel all others. Lake Traffic Heavy.. The summer of 1010 will be recorded in transportation circles as eclipsing all previous seasons in passenger traffic. Although lake travel is al- ways the heaviest from the 10th to the last of August, nearly every steamer arriving and departing at the head of the lakes carries a full passen- ger list, and this iii spite of the fact that there has been an inerease of approximately 83 per cent, in North Shore steamship capacity during the past two year3. is the best remedy known for sunburn, heat, rdshea, OCzentta sore feet, stings and blisters. A skin food! , .4a rhiverl4 pad Otavir--444, The remainder of our stock of Whitewear Shirt Waists, all new styles, embroidered, lace trimmed and tailor made, at the following reductions :- 3 only, regular $3.25, Sale price $2.48 6 tt it 2.50, tt tt 2.08 g tt tt 2.25, a tt 1.78 7 tt tt 2.00, it a • 1.63 5 tt to 1.75, ie a 1.38 9 tt it 1.50, it at 1,24 12 tt IC 1.25 IC 4' .89 9' tt .ii 1.00' tt st . . .74 Come early and get size. Ladies' White Underskirts, trimmed with lace insertion and embroidery. Reg. $1.50, Sale Price $1.24 Reg. $1.25, Sale Price $1.00 Good quality White Lawn Corset Covers, trimmed with edging, n and a in o g, rn lace and embroidery— Reg. Oa, Salo Price 390 Reg. 30c, Sale Price 19c Ladies' Gowns, good quality cotton,- nicely trimmed with insertion and edging— Reg. $1.25, Sale Price 99e Reg. $1,00, Sale Price 79e 75 yds. Green Chambrey, Reg. 15c, Sale Price... .» 110 40 yds. Light Brown Chambry, Reg. 15c, Sale Exice 11e 120 yds. Zephers Combination Stripe in Green, Blue, Brown and Mauve, Reg. 15e, Sale Price ...... 12 •o 300 yds. Light and Dark print, Reg. 70 to 9e, Said Price w......,.,dc 100 yds Light and Dark Print, Reg, 100tolh ic,Bale Price .. .......73,e 500 yds. Light and Dark Print, Reg. 12o to 14o, talo Price ............ 10e 100 yds. Light and Dark Polka Dot and Flowered Arne - lin, Reg. 10c to 12to, Sale Price ...........................7 o 100 yds, Blue, Pink, Brown and Grey Flowered Muslin, Reg, 15e, Sale Price 121e 120 yds. 141erserized Linen Suiting, Brown, striped Blue, Mauve, Reg. 250, Sale Priee 0.19e Veranda Mats, Wool and Fibre, only a few left, Reg $1.75 and $2.00, Sale Price ..............................$1,25 — Do you save ? A time will come when your financial resources will be strained to meet some unexpected demand. Will you have to suffer the consequences, or will you be inti q > y��i���, a position to turn to your bank account for aid ? ,,. i•5 Gia it f�W . ii 11 I'. FJim � if .-- �p, 4 "'ii' �',�1 i r,� �C Ij ty'-1 Deposit your savings in the Bank of Hamilton now, and when the day of enc conies $ y owes you 11 be prepared, C. P. SMITH, Agent -Yillgham 1,` Canadian National Exhibition TORONTO AU- 21th to SEPTEMBER -TORONTOAUGUST �R 12thy 1910 improved Grounds, New Buildings, International Live Stock Show Exhibits by all the Provinces, Magnificent Art Loan Exhibit. BY PEIlMISS1ON OF HIS MAJeS`rV BAND OF THE GRENADIER GUARDS KiNC GEORGE'S S HOUSEHOLD BAND Model 141ilitary Camp, Tattoo every night. Everything new in attractions. Wonderful Firework Spectacles. THE NAVAL REVII W AT SPiTHEAD l i '1't"LE SZTWEZN DREAbNOUGHt AN1 AIRSHIP WA4CE ]1'011 EltbnOttro 1 Al'ft3 MID RICU SIOlIS: I+or all ittfornratios write M,enager, J. 0, 0Rll., City HAL, Toronto. 400 MUSICIANS 1,000 P1 RFOrtMERS H. E. Isard Co., Wingham Cattle Poisoned. Mr, James Earle of the 7th con. of Ueborne lost three valuable heifers by death last week, one dying on Fri- day night and the other two Saturday. It is without doubt the devilish deed of some ill disposed wretch, as Veterin{ Sweet of Exeter was called in and made an examination of the stomach of one of the animals, when it was found to contain arsenic. The cattle were pasturing with a number of others in the field. It is to be hoped the guilty parties will be run down and brought to justice—[Exeter Ad- vocate. RADIANT HAIR. New York Society Women's flair Matched Only By Parisians. While much attention is given to choicest gowns by Neta 'Stork society women, the turbulent fad just now is the care of the hair. For many years the clever women of Paris have been famed for the magnificent beauty of their hair. "Glorious hair," a Virginian calls it; "so radiant and luxuriant that it waggon not only attracts but fascinates and gg compels unstinted a.dntiration.» But now that the elite of New York, ever anxious to improvetheir beauty, have learned that Parisian Sage, a remarkable and almost mar- velous hair nourisher and beautifier, is almost entirely responsible for the charming hair of the ladies of France, the demand for it bas become enor- motis. Parisian Sage is now sold all over C made and in Wingham by W. 3. McKibbon, who is glad to guarantee it to eradicate dandruff, stop falling hair and itching tealp in two weeks or money hooch.. Large bottle 800, An Odd Freak. A four -legged pheasant was the odd freak that arrived. at 11r. John Win- gefelder's on Friday. The head and body were so unusually large that had the pheasant lived, all four legs would probably have been needed to support It. But it died shortly after its arrival. It was certainly a rare monstrosity and nature fairly groan- ed when she hatched it—[Bruce Times. Killed By Lightning. During the severe electric storm on Thursday evening, duly 21st, a most sad fatality occurred at the home of Mr. Garrett Switzer. 7th con., Kinloss, near Holyrood, which the lightning struck, entered an open door and killed one of his little sons instantly. The boy was standing about two feet from the entrance, when the light- ning struck him. Isis mother and other members of the family were in the Baine room with him when it happened, but they all escaped with a severe shock. Loads Of Cash. On Saturday, July 30th, twenty-five million dollars of gold, silver and green -backs, as well as $03,000,000 in securities were moved from the Con- tinental National Bank to the Com- mercial National. The transfer neces- sitated the use of scores of policemen and private guards. Two wagons were used to haul the money. The two banks have been merged and on August 1 the New Continental and Commercial National Bank began baasitnesa. A Good Cough Syrup. Half a pound of flax seed, three lemons sliced, four quarts of water. Place on stove and bring to a boil, then pull back to middle of stove and cook until all the goodness is out of seeds and lemon soft, then strain through cheesecloth and return to stove and sweeten a little. Beat enough to dissolve sugar. Cool and bottle. Keep in ice chest. There should be about 11- quarts when done. Commence taking a tablespoonful every few hours. Take half glass up to bed and take a little swallow every time a coughing spell comes on. It may, during the hot weather, spoil quickly, It is then best to make half this amount. The Western Crops. Reports received at Winnipeg up to duly 28th, indicate.that the West will have about a three-fourths crop. Tile enormous increase in acreage will help to keep the total yield up to that of other years, In Southern Mani- toba the crop is very poor. The wheat crop is almost a failure and thousands of acres are plowed up. The same is true all through the south,The centro has a fair crop, while in the north the yield is splen- did, The rains of last, week have helped the later Heide, but in most cases they came too late to be of touch value. In a few isolated spots cutting has already started and about the end of next week it should be well under way. There has been another heavy rain at Brandon and Western Manitoba which will help the roots' and will fill out the grain, Some Good Music. The Band of the Grenadier Guards which is being brought across the ocean to play at the Canadian Nation- al Exhibition is being widely adver- tised as the chief musical attraction at the Japan -British Exhibition, That is further evidence that it is all that is claimed for it, viz. that is the finest Military band in England. And that means the world, for even the Ger- mans admit that the British Military Bands excel all others. Lake Traffic Heavy.. The summer of 1010 will be recorded in transportation circles as eclipsing all previous seasons in passenger traffic. Although lake travel is al- ways the heaviest from the 10th to the last of August, nearly every steamer arriving and departing at the head of the lakes carries a full passen- ger list, and this iii spite of the fact that there has been an inerease of approximately 83 per cent, in North Shore steamship capacity during the past two year3. is the best remedy known for sunburn, heat, rdshea, OCzentta sore feet, stings and blisters. A skin food! , .4a rhiverl4 pad Otavir--444, The remainder of our stock of Whitewear Shirt Waists, all new styles, embroidered, lace trimmed and tailor made, at the following reductions :- 3 only, regular $3.25, Sale price $2.48 6 tt it 2.50, tt tt 2.08 g tt tt 2.25, a tt 1.78 7 tt tt 2.00, it a • 1.63 5 tt to 1.75, ie a 1.38 9 tt it 1.50, it at 1,24 12 tt IC 1.25 IC 4' .89 9' tt .ii 1.00' tt st . . .74 Come early and get size. Ladies' White Underskirts, trimmed with lace insertion and embroidery. Reg. $1.50, Sale Price $1.24 Reg. $1.25, Sale Price $1.00 Good quality White Lawn Corset Covers, trimmed with edging, n and a in o g, rn lace and embroidery— Reg. Oa, Salo Price 390 Reg. 30c, Sale Price 19c Ladies' Gowns, good quality cotton,- nicely trimmed with insertion and edging— Reg. $1.25, Sale Price 99e Reg. $1,00, Sale Price 79e 75 yds. Green Chambrey, Reg. 15c, Sale Price... .» 110 40 yds. Light Brown Chambry, Reg. 15c, Sale Exice 11e 120 yds. Zephers Combination Stripe in Green, Blue, Brown and Mauve, Reg. 15e, Sale Price ...... 12 •o 300 yds. Light and Dark print, Reg. 70 to 9e, Said Price w......,.,dc 100 yds Light and Dark Print, Reg, 100tolh ic,Bale Price .. .......73,e 500 yds. Light and Dark Print, Reg. 12o to 14o, talo Price ............ 10e 100 yds. Light and Dark Polka Dot and Flowered Arne - lin, Reg. 10c to 12to, Sale Price ...........................7 o 100 yds, Blue, Pink, Brown and Grey Flowered Muslin, Reg, 15e, Sale Price 121e 120 yds. 141erserized Linen Suiting, Brown, striped Blue, Mauve, Reg. 250, Sale Priee 0.19e Veranda Mats, Wool and Fibre, only a few left, Reg $1.75 and $2.00, Sale Price ..............................$1,25