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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance, 1915-02-04, Page 5TIT F WINO -HAM ADVANCE THURSDAY. 4 wiCD4:io;1';It+�CltOoa";r"trt. co00'CiG1A Q4 4 ccom Q ,3ootio The Sale You Have Boon Waitin gForISARD'S 12th SemI•Annual Sale undue,>w.�`•~`'�LIOp144..u`i•gp.L. .94,141140.w,nx,`cua$tC.Aq Di Vly .04-:7$17 gQ"pgt rPor(,T.Ngltq oglt Nq =.4Zggnmq{µwhen$nn.4m-bautTM9.0 ery(IgalioeLtu.4LL9..... gmr$t,w$nx,,,.<, 1-40414444 Bargains in Groceries 3 Bars Laundry Soap for 100 Tomatoes per can 10a Royal Yeast Cakes 3: Oapada Laundry Starch 7c Battle Pickles , , 10c Maple Leaf Salmon 20 Baking Powder, 2 cans for . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 25c 7 Bars Olive Oil Soap for . 25 35c Brooms for , , , . $ ,, 25c Cern and Peas, 3 cans for 250 Pe artof Barley.. P ,. ... 4c Choice Salmon, 2 cans for 255, Special Blend of Teas, per pound 80' Large Bottle Extracts . . . . 8 Re -cleaned Currants 10 Sweet Naval Oranges per doz 253 Corn Sterol per box .. , . , 8e Ready.to-Wear Lidies' Ready -to wear department on second floor will be a busy spot during this BIG SALE, Sweeping Re- ductions on Women's, Misses and Children's Coats. Only room to quote a few lines here of the many offered. 10 Skirts to clear out at „ , $2 05 8 Womens Winter Coate. your pick for 3 95 10 Fancy Tweed Coats f1 f1 , 7.75 7 Misses Winter Coats " ,1 • , . 5 00 15 Womens Heavy Coats " " . , . 8 08 Fur Collared Coats sold for $25 sale . .19 00 %Voneens net Fur Coats, full length, sale 30 50 Fur collared Coats to clear at . 0 10 75 12 Girls Coats; plain and fancy tweeds..... . . . . , 2 00 L ;dies Fur Coats to clear at 10 00 All other lines at greatly reduced prices Carpet Department Big Bargains in all kinds of Floor Coverings, Rage, Carpets, oilcloths, Linoleunens—Bir Marilee DRESS MOODS . Buy your new Dress now and say„ rntrney in order to re- duce our large stock, We will give 20 per cent off regular prices nn(nme ggq.,gq .4errnm eg(,o rT.C.. ,tli ,pg COIVIENCING SATURDAY, JAN, 3oth at9 a. m. and ending on Leb. 13th, 1915 Every article in our gigantic stock of up to date Dry Goods, Gents' Furnishings, Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Furs, Furs Coats, Ladies' Winter Coats and Suits, Carpets, Linoleums and Rugs, at prices that most move it out within the next two ,weeks, We dont care where you go or what bargains you get elsewhere, we know we can give you much more for your mon: ey, 411 ;;hills Vkill he harked at prices which must appeal to your sense. of econ•,my.. MAKE BIG S ,Vii tip BY i3UYIN i HERE. Come early for best choice. • Bargains in Staples 5 pieces wide Ir'taunelette sate 10c 10 pieces F. ncy Wrapperette 124 for 100 30 inch Fine Oltmbric 12.1.. quality for , 10c Heavy Crash Towelling sale . . ; , , . . .. . . , 9e, Fine English Catnhrie 15o quality sale . . .. . . . . . 1%e, 25c 20: 25c 20e Large heavy Flannelette Blankets, tale . . . . . . 1,50 15c quality Heavy Factory Cotton, sale . . . , . , .121.2c (Irl -y Fiennce, wide 30a quality sale 25c Window Lace Curtains ,wide, 25a, sale 2 yard width Sheeting 3 00 Line New Patterns Art Sateen 250 value sale Table Linens One,piee,a Heavy Tat•l. Linen, sale . . 2 pie'; s Wide T,ible Linen regular 500. 25o 390 Fine Quality Bleached Linen, regular 80o sale 481. 2 pieces Bleached Linen, reenter 75a sale . . , . One piece Extra Fine Wide Linen, $1 sale . . . Sweater Coats . ..00 80e A large stock of Girls and Womens Sweater Coate, all kinde and sizes. Sale 20 per cant off regular prices, Furs. Furs. Ladies Furs ou sale at BIG CUT IN PRICES. Mettle, Stoles, Ce,perines, Ruff.,, Crips, Gauntlets, Fur -lined Coats and Fur Coats tohe sold regardless of Cost. BARGAINS IN SILK- A large stock of Silk to he sold at sweeping reductions 27 inch Saran Taffeta Silk. 50c line for, . , 40e Fancy colored yard wide Sink $1,25 for . , $1 00 One piece Black Pailette Silk, yard wide, regular $125 value for 08c 20 per cent off prices of narrow Silks RIBBONS Large stock of all kinds of Ribbons at greatly reduced prices 15 pieces newRibbons R bons very wide, alt colors regular value 15c, sale price g ` a10a 20c Plain Ribbons sale price . 15c - 25o Plain or Fancy Ribbon, sale price 20o PRINTS Lots of the best Prints here to choose from, Crum'e Eng- lish Prints, light or dark colore, your pick of the 12 1-2c quality for .. .. .. ... . . .... , , , • 100 CORSETS We cart' the largest stock of Corsets. choice of three of the beet makes A lot of odd lines to clear You can get your�t r 60, FUR COATS Big bargains in Mens Fur Coate price must sell them $16 50, $17.50, $10 00, $20 tea. Notice—Your accounts is due. We will appreciate prompt remittance by cash or note TERMS OF SALE—Spot Cash or Produce ISARD & CO. BOOTS and SHOES Big cut in all lines of Boots and Shoes for Men, Women Boys S iris Men's strongand wearing Bwearoots $3., sale price . , . , , $2 50 Boys' Heavy School Boots $1 75, sale price 1,50 Girls strong School Boots $2, sale price 1,05, Women's Rubbers to clear . , , . , , , , , , , , . , • , , , 50c Men's Rubbers to clear 45c MEN'S WEAR STORE You are entitled to the Most for your money—be sure you 'get it. You will get it and at the same time you'lI get the moot satisfactory clothing obtainable if you take advantage of this Mid -winter Sale 10 Men's Fancy Tweed Suits, stylish, well made, regu- lar $10, $11, 812 value sale price to clear $7 95 Youth Snits, fancy patterns sale price . . . ... 4,75 Men's Fancy Striped Pants, regular $2.50 for 1.90 " strong Overalls sale price..... .. .. . 75c, 85o, $1 00 "1 heavy Overcoats special to clear • 18 " fur collared Overcoats special to clear 8 50 " fancy worsted Suits sale price 11,05 Boys Suits, small sizes sale price .... 1,50 GENTS FURNISHINGS Men's heavy wool ribbed Underwear Shirts and Drawers at 85c A lot Mene Braces at . 19,, Men's lined Kid Gloves, $1.255 for ! , . , $1.00 Mens lined Kid Gloves 51 for . . . .. , .75c Mena Leather Mitts . . 390 Mens Cloth Caps . . , 50c Mena heavy workshirt,50e Fancy Print Shifts . . 85c Mens and Boys Sweater Coats reduced to ....1.00 Foys Fleece lined Shirts & Drawers .. , . .. . , 23a HOSIERY 6 doz heavy Worsted Hose regular 35c quality, on sale 25c All other lines reduced WOOL BLANKETR Extra fine quality Wool Blankets to clear at greatly reduced prices 6 pairs to clear at , :83 95 8 pair to clear at , . 2.90 All first quality goods 1 Valuable Information for the Travelling Public, 999.*1.99999.19191119111 Canadian Pacific Train Service Between Toronto -Montreal And Ottawa, W,•+,TT'►'Ir.r..M Attention Is called to ezcelleet night service from Toronto to Montreal and; Ottawa via Canadian Pacific. Train no. 22 leaving Toronto Union Station at 11,40 p.m. dally, carries electric lighted slecpere, compartment obeer. vation ear from Toronto to Montreal, and Toronto to Ottawa. This traia rune. via Lake Ontario Shore Line, due Montreal 8 56 a.m, daily, the Ottawa sleeper arriving in Ottawa 7,25 a.u.i, daily. Smoking is p'<rmitted in the lounge or obseivation room of the Buffot Library Observation Compart- ment Oar Toronto to Montreal, and arrangements have been made where- by porters on this car will press clothes for passengers at very reason- able charges. Being the last night train from Tor- onto for Montreal and Ottawa, it gives the travelling public the opportunity of epending the entire evening with their families, or enables them to at- tend the theatre and other places of amusement, and still have plently of time to take the train. Sleepers are placed for occupancy at 10 00 p.m. at Toronto Uniop Station, euabling pas- senger's who so desire to retire at that time. Dining Car is attached at Smiths Falls every morning serving breakfast into Montreal, so that bueiness men may proceed direct to their offices or appointments immediately on arrival. The Canadian Pacific operates ahigh class passenger train from North Toron- to Station at 10,00 p.m. daily carrying standard electric lighted sleepers and compartment car for Montreal and Bleeper Toronto to Ottawa. Train is due Montreal 7.35 a.m. daily, and Ot• taw• car reaches that point at 7,25 a,m. daily. A solid night train is also operated fromToronto o nto Union Station to Ot- tawa leaving Toronto 10,60 p.m, daily, this train carrying standard electric lighted sleepers and compartment car, due Ottawa 7.25 a.m. daily, Carries from Smiths Fails to Ottawa the stan- dard sleepers for that point, leaving North Toronto at 10,00 p.m. and the standard sleepers leaving Toronto Union Station at 11.40 p.m. daily, so that Ottawa passengers may take their choice of either one of these three trains, and reach Ottawa at ex- actly the same time The Canadian limited No. 20 via Lake Ontario Shore Line route leaves Toronto daily 0.00 a.m. for Montreal, e3 connection at Smiths Falls for Ottawa, stopping at important places carrying Observation Parlor Car, Dining Car, and first and second class coaches. Particulars from any Canadian Pa- cific Ticket Agent, or write M. G. Murphy, District Passenger Agent, Toronto. M. G. Murphy, District Passenger Agent, Canadian Pacific Railway. it was an Episcopal clergyman, and an ardent lover of the great American 2, game, who inadvertently remarked at the end of that portion of Scripture appointed to be read, "Here endeth CA00X10 ; ppC 043Z3004C t". ,9 X200+f3:>0000f3flC34f3t30000000C 0000 0000000t3©t ©00000000600000000000©00130 00000 J©C+G 000000 J 0.0000© 00000000000000f3f3fl00000000000000k3.©£lt?Qt' 0000P3 060000000000 the first innings." Mach. ..403 ue 'op -7-4. Our machine shop is fully equipped for all kinds of General Repairing. Try us for SAW GUMVJING, 74-4SHALE GRINDING, KNIVES, AXES, Etc. 'e still have a good supply of Apple Butter onhand at tyle per lb. Try a pail gt•aranteed, will keepfor years, tr•.. LMerklty& Son Machine Shop and Residence on North end of Josephine next to Mill Pam. PHONE 84. P. 0. BOX 62 WOW�llttltttttltttttltttttttttttt mitt►ttlttttttttttttfi��tlit�lttt ADVERTISE IN THE ADVANCE IT HAS THE CIICULAT1ON pPPty► BISC'1T Walkers Undertaking Parlors • EMBALMERS and UNDER - TA KERS We carry a fall line of Caskete, etc. James Walker 16 year:? experienee, A. J. Walker 0 years experience Day Phone 10(0 A.. Night Phone 106b and 224 Save Money The price of the Advance is $1 per year in Advance. We have over $2,000 past due. We need the money. t equ '1) Jr, 3rd --Harold Faille. Sr. If not pe,id in advance it is $1 50. If 2nd—MaryRoth, E,iith Jenkins, Frank w.i must go to the expense of en- gaging is Onllortion Agency to collect arrear ges 81 50 will be charged. Turnberry- ;ally socket wrenches and extentione, Report for January of S, 5, No. 8, Tut'nberry and Morris.—Jr. 4:b, total 450.—L: Lennox 895, V. Procter 380. W. Anderson 376, G. Walken276. Sr 3rd—total 375—R Armstrong 315, N Walker 233. Jr. 5rd—;otat 4)0 —V. McKenzie 370, M. Henderson 312, A Procter' 332 Sr. tad—•total 300—M. Armstrong 280, R. Henderson 210, C4 Fowler 214, H. 11Irf£at 202. Jr. 2od--- total'200, C. Martin 09 —C. J. Brock Teacher. The following is the report of S. S. No. 0, for the Month of January. Sr. Orb—Norma Forton, Henry Holmes, fizzle McKague, RSbt, `Mcl';ague, Pez•cy King. Sr. 3rd•--Olifford Jen- kins, (Harold Showers, Dan Rotb, Excellent stabling accotlltllt)4 Wheeler. Fart 1I—Mary lIcGrt'gar, dation at The National Hotel Genevieve Roth, Joe Austin, Ruby Stables. Attentive Hostler. Dickson. Se. Pt. 1—Reife Jenkins, Reading and sitting room for Faeddie Goll, °beater Showers, Geor patrons. Moderate Prices. Roth, Herbert Foxton, Etta Felnis, Oscar Holmes, I•'lwa Chandler, Har- old Forton, Jr. 2' d—Annie Romuth, Mary Johnston, Alba Holmes, Anna Fred Scott, Prop: • It's not such a "long long Way to Tipperary" Biscuits ---just as far as the nearest grocery store. Each one bears a picture -- troops of' the allied armies. Each one is crisp, brown, and delicious. Say Tipperary to your grocer.- Q. S. PERRIN & COMPANY, LIMITED London, a r Canada ze ciu.nAtivnLi,,,,,,„ . ! lic.% • IQ gins Goy, Milford Foxton, Hilda Mc- Cormick. Jr. Pt. 1—Arno Kelly, Her -I old Ca'emore, Maitland Porter, Aggie Mc Kamm. P. ;mer—G• ace Rotate b, Margaret Goll, G-'rtie Wheeler, Mary Chandler,—Ada feeinee, Teacher. Implements and Their Care Winter is for most fanners a seas on in which there is comparatively Iit'le outdoor work. 'Mete is, how- ever, always work of sotne kind for the energetic matt on the farm, The rare and protection of his investment in itnplementsshould he one of his im- portant duties. By this care, not on- ly can he prolong their usefulness, but be can save considerable time. It is of paramount irnpottance that implements and tools, when remanent far use, be in eenditions for satisfert- ory service. Ii'pecially at hatt'e.t tithe., it meg be a nem ter of h••ili., to get the crop secured, and et ie t,h$ r: Ghat the rceeete of Care and in+:ortetorr care apparent,. Meebinevy ca' sets find moving pat'te, and it is es n v for •their successful operas ion that thi y remain in this cr.ndi'iou. tT,e, bow. (ver, causes vile:ation, which tet:ds to loosen and wear butte and other pads of machines, An inspection will die-; cover where these are the ruts may' lie tightened and worn part rent'we0; th,u' if neglect, d till the tnachier:% ire tin tier -d, may rause the lc se of •$alu•ahle' deyr through the lose t,f he or 10 a or while new Butts o .eetned, A9 moving metal bleeds le.•nlrl be ecce gree weer taael tie for ti 1 f,'1'rrese 10 protest center r wit end t!. feet eft inn arced friction In Nev- e It Is € g earl p'.rn to have on I.h,rr.d on v.horwient or rt,li'it, nut», ocelo1 ec,d rtter'-pin•, ttr evt 11 aif vtreudierl, of p e. i 1 A eutrpriz'ng number of bolts and nuts are put in the moat difficult places to get at, and, if proper wrenches are not available, maxi delays result. -D GUARANTEED RELIEF FROM ALL BOWEL 1118 If your bowels are of out order, in stead of using some harsh salt or otber physic, take aRexa'l Orderlie tonight, and to -morrow you will feet great. They taste good and act so easily that te isn't a particle of griping or parg- nr, nor the excessive looseness that follows the takiug of salts and most pills. They soothe and strengthenthe bowels, promptly relieving the consti- pa'ion, making it unlikely to occur. again, We don't believe there is any other bowel remedy anywhere near as good, and at the same time eo easy and nieasa,nt to take as Rexall Orderlies.; We know you will agree with us and! beleve you will thank us for telling you about them. If they don't satisfy you in every way, come back and tell us and we will give back your money without a word or question, Yoe ba've no reason to hesitate when we give you he opnort unity, as we here- by do, o try them at our rink. In vest pocket tin boxes; 10e 25c, 59c. Yon can bug Rexa't Grderlies only at The RexaI1 Storer, and in this town c my of J. W. Mcleibbon. .....1,9.14 Latest Wrinkle in Wrenches A. Wrench that its inventor claims 4v111 replace the monkey wrench and that will handle pipe as well as nuts pf alI shapes has a milled wheel, ad - lusted by a spring clip, in place of the lower jaw. A Sightless Eye Preach scientists are puzzling them- selves over the fact that. the black spot at the end of a snail's tentacle seeing to be an ey,: when examined rnici'n.Coplcally, yet is u:;cd for feel. Ins, never foe reset. An armful of CSLUMIMA ecor makes an evening full of plersure 101 Made in Canada r sgslatuommtalcamistwimiaireat=huisatisaviissalemiliersataka nnm� c0 mg-4 aS.eciaISales Colne. Phenc 6S • 0 0 0 0 $ '" Watch our 1,Vi olio v; f.ir the 13:\i.fl.\1N' ^CCGy Extra Sp °ci.tls 1`;r • Horse .. -Fair Day, Yeh. 9th A...M.- KNOX Vt'atcli. Repairing a Sper.ialiy 0000<>00 20 to 30 Per Cent.' off Ali Winter' Goods MEN'S FUR COATS-.Coon,Cbina Dog, Corean Beaver and Calf Skin • All Men's and Boys' Cloth Coats' and Reefers Men's, Boys', Ladies and .Childrens Sweater Coats Ladies' Chinchilla Cloth Coats at 1.3 off Regular Price We do not want to carry over these goods. A fill stock of Fish now on hand Pickled LakeSuperior Herring at $1.60 per pail of 25 lbs. w All kinds of Produce taken on goods. J.. aMills Phone 89 4it$tt`4t$t$$4$tt$4 4$t*t t Wingham {