The Wingham Advance, 1915-02-18, Page 4THE DOMINION BANK
MR *DMIUHD O. Imre M.P., Mt Elf ENT. W. V. MATTHEWe, VIOr•PR$61O6NT,
0. A. BQGERT, General Manager,,
Trust Funds Should Be Deposited
1.p a Savings Account in The Dominion Bank, Such funds aro
safely protected, and eara interest at highest ourreet rates.
When payments are made, particulars of each transaction may
be noted on the cheque issued, which In turn becomes a receipt
sr voucher When cancelled by th. bank.
WINGHAM 13RAN4''H; A. M. SUULL,Y, Manager.
1
Jamestown
Mr. and Mrs, N. MacLeod have re-
turned to their home in Gcderieh,
The ladies( of Jamestown ruade a
generous amount of warns clothing at
the +'sewing Nee" held Jaet week.
The box of clothing was packed
on Monday and sent to the needy of
Belgium.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Jacklin entertain-
ed a number of young folks ,at their
home on F,iday evening last.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Johnston spent
Thursday lase with Gorrie friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hamilton 'were
the guests of Molesworth fiends on
Friday last.
Mr, Jas. Ballantyne has bad the
rural telephone installed in hie new
bowie. His number is 2019.
Mise D. Watson teacher an No. 4
spent Sunday at Mrs. Maclutosh'e of
Molesworth.
Mies Olive Lake is visiting with Bel•
more and Wingham friends at pres-
ent.
Miss Edith King who has been very
11 is doing nicely now.
Culross.
A pretty wedding took place in St.
Charles Roman Catholic Church, De-
troit, Mich. on Tuesday, February 9th
when Mies Effie A. McCormick,
was married to Mr. John L. Cronin, of
that city. 7.'be ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. Father Hewlett. as-
sisted by Rev. Father Blair, of Walk-
erville, Ont. Tne bride was attired in
gown of white duchess satin and net,
trimmed with ermine and silver bro-
cade and carried a bcquet of white
Kilarney roses and white orchids and
maiden hair fern, Mies Genevieve
McCormick, sister of the bride, was
the bridesmaid and wore blue crepe de
chane trammed with chiffon and
cream lace and carried pink roses and
white orchids with maidenhair fern.
Mr. George Cronin, cousin of the
groom, acted as beet man. After the
.ceremony the bridal party motored to
the halite of Mr. George Cronin, uncl
of the groom. an Fairview avenue,
where breakfast was served; after
which the happy couple left for Wing -
ham, where they were met by some
friends. Later, about sixty guests
had dinner at the home of the nrides
parents, and in the evening dancing
was enjoyed by many young friends
of t=he bride. Music being furnished
by Messrs. Fitzpatrick, Mowbray and
McKinnon, • accompanied by Miss
Leah idnOormick. The bride's even-
ing gown was yellow satin trimmed
with chiffon and beade. 'b " groom's
gift to the bride was a pearl pendant.
Whitechurch
Minutes of Council meeting held on
.Feb. 8±b, Members all presen', but
Mr. Stonehouse. Minutes of last meet
ng read and cr oft, med. Communicae
Lions from several charitable instates
tions asking for donations in aid of
such, also from Geos Roads Associa-
tion were received and orderod to he
filed, except that of the Childs en's Aid
Society of Ooderich. The sun) of $5
Deing granted for aid of that Society.
.Tenders for the Tawnship printing
for the present year received :from the
Times and Advance offices. Wingham
and the Standard office of Blyth. The
tender of the Standard at $38 25 being
the lowest, was accepted.
Currie—Irwin That Dr, White of
Whitechurch be appointed Id. 0, H. in
place of Dr, Stewar t, who has •res&gn-
ed.—Carried.
Oa motion of Councillors Irwin and
Currie, John E: Ellis was re -appointed
Collector for the current year at the
arae salary as formerly.
The Auditorb' Report and Treas.
urers' Abstract for 1914 received and
read.
Moved by Currie and seconded by
Bucbannan that the same as now read
be adopted, and that the Auditors be
paid $3.00 each for their eervicee.—
Carried.
The sum of $3 75 was ordered to be
refunded Mre. Iogold. being part of
taxes on W. H. Lot 32, Con: 3.
The following accounts were paid :
Win. Ninon, gravel $0.75; Treasurer of
Morris settlement of Bouodry Linn
'account $10 08; J. E. Ellis, balance of
salary as Collector $15 00; Mrs. Ingold,
refund part taxes, W. 13. Lot 32, Con.
3, $3.75; The Municipal World, Assess-
ment Rolls and Express charges $4 95;
J, Shoebottom, repairing culvert, con.
10, 50 cents; §G. N. E liot•, grant to
Chitdren'a 'Aid S)c'ety, $5 00; A. Por-
terfield, fees as Div. Registrar in 1914,
$12.20; F. Anderson, salary se Town-
ship Treasurer $110 00; J. W. Bone and
J. S. Scott, Auditors, $8 00 each.
.Next meeting of Council will he held
on Monday, March 1513 at one o'clock
A. Porterfield, Clerk.
ON DOLLAR DAY
$5.00' Worth of , goods will be given
out of this store to the Cash custom-
er purchasing the Largest amount of
goods in this store on that day.
Be sure and see the Bargains
ticketed in the windows and store
$1.00 Day.
W. G. Patterson
The Great Watch Doctor WINGHAM
s,— o�rww
Dollar Day Offer
To the person making the larg-
est CASH purchase or purchases
of seeds, flour, feed ' or any goods
in our store on $• Day, we will give
1 BAG of QUALITY FLOUR, the
best of all flour.
All kinds of grain taken in exchange
for goods which we count as cash .
25 lbs. of el
Oatmeal for
IIOWSON BROCKLEBMK
Phone. 40 Buy your seed from us and be sure of
a Olean Crop
THE WIN MA M ADV A NCB
AY, Wednesday, Feb. 24, 'a DAY
We 'lie preparing. t e .greatest values ever offered in Wingharn for this day, and promise to make this store the
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Free Frec
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$10.00 IN CtSF( GIVEN TO TF E LAR( EST CASII PURCHASER at our store on Dallar Day—
WI NGaAIIV GREAT IIA,.RGA.IN DAX.
Bargains in all departments, Men's and Boys' Clothing, Snits, overooatr, -Sweater Coats, . der-
wear, Hosiery, Gloves, Rouse Furnishings, Rugs, 011 Cloths, Linloleumus, Lace Curtains, Curtain
Materials, Dress Goods, Silks, Ladies Waists, Skirts, Coats, Furs, etc, We will mention only a few
of the many bargains' but come in and be convinced that this store will be the greatest bargain centre
for that day,
$3,900 worth of Furs, Fur and Fur -lined
Coats, specially priced for $ Day at ms sayings
Ladies Kid Gloves ---5 c c z
only, sizes 5 3.4 tc: 7, black,
white ane Tan
DAY. 2 PAIR FOR ,S'I
300 yards heavy Messaline
Silk, black, white, navy,brown
sky blue and pink, regular
$1,25 and $ .5o yd
:,� •. tib DAY $'X
5 doz White Waists, all,
this seasons goods in fine lawn
sizes 34 to 42
SPECIAL )8'1
moo yards Mill Ends of
Towellings, Flannelettes and
Cotton, 10 yd ends, regular
value 15 1.2 to 15c yd,
SPECIAL FOR DAY yIPI
2oo yards Pure Irish Table
Linen 72 in. wide, regular
value $1.25 and $1.5o
FOR sS yARD
5 doz Mets Cashmere Socks
and 5 doz Ladies Cashmere
Hose, all sizes,Apecially priced
3 PAIR FOR ):‘'X
5 doz Ladies and Mens Um
brellas and Parasols, regular
values $1.50 to $2
SPECIAL, FOR >$ DAY
300 Ladies Sweaters and
Seperate Skirts, all new fresh
stock, newest styles and colors
Regular price up to $4
FOR 0.1 EACH
Make KING BROS. store
your Headquarters. Lots of
Room. Heat and Light and
a Housefull of bargains
AND REMEMBER
The Early Bird
Bring your $ $
Come Early as there is sure to be a town full of Bargains and we wish to
serve everybody to the best advantage. Goods purchased on $ Day are not
returnable
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$1.U0 ay
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INGIIAM'S $LOO Day
DOLLAt.on
WE'1`N= SDAY,"Ri
BRUARY 24th
It is the purpose of the business men and merchants of Wingham to make this one of the most sensational Bar-
gain Days the town has ever known. The purchasing power of $1.00 will be greater than ever before in the .history
of Wingham. a
A Dollar Bill will do good service on Dollar Day. Watch the advertisements and come to Wingham prepared to take home
your share of the big Bargains.
Prizes for Dollar Day, by the Business Men's Association.
Registered Mare, any class, shown on halter, : $3 00, $2 00
Agricultural Tram . ..... $3.I 0, $2.00
Single Drieer . . .. , . ,
Sweepstake, to best Horse in town on Dollar Day $3,00
Firpt two will bo.judged at 113) a tit. and the othertwo at 3 pen.
$1 00 to the farmer bringing in the largest, load of people to town before 1 a. to,
$2 50 to the farmer bringing In the largest load of people to town before 2 30 tem.
$5.00 to the person purchasing the ,,cost goods in 'Wingharn up to 7 p.m on Dollar Day,
$3.00 to the person driving the longest distance to Wingham on Dollar Day.
$5 Of/ to the largest fancily registering in Wingham on Dollar Day.
All prizes except for largest loads are payable in goods frons pny store in town.
All entries and registrations must be made With the Secretary, 4bner Dolens, at Ritcbip and
Cnsens' Office,
Other Special Prizes
At this store you get a numbered receipt ticket svith every $1.00 worth of goods purchased. Per,
sons gettingredelpt ticket with lucky number gets the watch. Value $15.00.—a. M. li;noX,
$500 in goods by W. G. Patterson to the person buying the most goods in his store on Dollar Day.
100 pounds of Quality flour, by Howson ani Brocktebank to the person buying the largest amount
Of geed. In their store on Dollar pay,
Remember the date:
$1.0.00 by Silverwoods, Ltd., London, for the beet can of Creem delivered at A, U. Wilford's Ware-
house, Can to contain hot 1t se than 59 Ibe., to test not less than 30%, and no more than,
40 % butter ft.t, quality and flavor considered. Create to become property of 8ilverwoods
'L'd , at 33% per ,Ib, butter fat. Sse our special advt.
$10.00 in cash by King Bros, to the parson purchasing the largest amount of goods in there store
on Doti sr Day.
$0.00 by Geo. 13 Armstrong of Kulross, In service fees for best Leavy draught of Agricultural
Manse, any age.
Da you ehopping early In the day and get better errvice. Townspeople in particular are asked
to do their shopping before the noon hour
Railway Rates
The following return fares to Wiupthain will be in a ecce two parties of tenor tuore wish-
ng to come to Wingham on Dollar Dern—Kin cardine $1 15, Ripley $1e. Lucknot* GOC, Whites
Church 25'. L'atowel $1 2), Atwood 95, 13 ;bel 70 i; Brussels 59., Bluavate 25., Clinton $1. tondea-
boro 731. Blyth $53, 133'gcave 233, itarrleton $1 19, Ford Nish Ile, Gart'le eye, Wro>weter 503. Tees-
water 40s.
= WEDNESDAY, FE13.24, 1915