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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance, 1915-02-18, Page 5Dollar Day t47Knox's Wed. FEB. 24th Choicer of LIdies or Gents $15 Watch Free Goies ldBFiliracelettd WWatcatehh. or Lad - At this store you get a ,,numbered receipt ticket with every $1,00 worth of goods purchased. Persons getting re- ceipt ticket with lucky numbergets the watch. • 1 only $5 8 day Oak Parlor Clock, Cathedral strike. 1 anly $5 Sugar Bowl and Spoon Holder 1 only $3 Qilt Clock 3 only $2 Alarm Clocks 1 only $2 Gold lined Bon bon 1, only $2 Silver Bon bon 1 only $3.25 Silver Loaf Sugar Holder 1 only $3.25 pr. open Cut Glass Salts 1 only $2.25 Silver Card Tray 1 only $2.50 pr. Brass Candle Sticks 6 only $1.75 Rogers Berry Spoon 7 only $1.50 Boys Watches 2 only $2,50 Gents gold filled Watch Chains 3 only $2.50 Solid Gold Rings 3 only $20 Solid Gold:Scarf Pins 2 only 82 50 Gents Fobs 3 onlp $2.50 Lockets ana Chains only $2.50 pair Cuff Links • S only $2.50 gold filled Broaches 7 014$: 81.75 pieces Cut Glass.. Receipt put in sealed box and drawn at 9 p.'n $1 1 1 1 1 1 7 1 11 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Phone 65 A. M. KNOX Watch Repairing a Specialty 49919990 J THS. WI NalTAM A DVA !*1►N4.N*tNt**•N*♦Rw**+4 ►***14.40**** Come to Mc se's �g Grocer _Y for your Bargains on $ Day Note a few of the Bargains �One -ball dr,z. Clover Leaf Cups and One•half tic z, 7 or a in plates lOne-half doz Servers 3 Piece Plain White Toilet setts for , , One-half doz. Plain White Cups and (One-half doz. 7 or 8 in Yletes lOne-half doz. Fruit Servers lOne Small White Plate Saucers for $1,00 .'•.:.••'••I $1.00 Saucers. for $1.00 1 Imitation Out Glass Berry Dish, and 0 Servers. for .. , . $1 00 Four of the following lines quoted below must be sel- ected to comprise your $1.00 worth of goods. If only one line or less than four be purchased, we will charge regular price, 3 Cane Aylmer Tomatoes for 3 Cane " Corn for ... . . . . , 3 Cans " Peas for . . 3 Packages, Kellogg's Corn Flakes , • • 4 " Quaker „ " 4 Packages Corn Starch for.. . • 7 Bare Comfort Soap for 0 Bars Sunlight .for 2-3 lb. Tine, Ulark'e Pork and Beans,for 2 Bottles Catsup for . . . 3 1-2 lbs. 350. Black Tea, lose 6 Packages, Snow Flake Ammonia 3 ibe. Currants for 31b4. Raisins for . . 2 Cans Salmon for . • . . , , . . , • 25 cents , . . 25 .. 25 " 25 " 25 " 25-. " 25 " 25 " 25 " 25 25 ., .. 25 25 25 25 u u We will display in our windows several lines of Goods' to comprise our $ Day Bargains. R. S. MCGEE, Opposite Bank of Commerce. ; ipA444114•N4N*44 *NN4*N4 T! 'i E `111JRSDAY, A:tual Results, !adopted on motion of Wheeler --Mo Burney, Tp: By-law No, 8, 1803. Any person To the Editor:- or persons who shall by themselves or The actual results of prohibition in anyperson in their employ, put or. West Virginia are moat encouraging. cause to be put into any street, lane,'` The President of the Citizens National road, highway, river, stream, creek or in the bed of any river, stream or •reek within this Township the dead body of any Animal or other decom- posed matter or distribute filth or rub- bish of any description which may be deemed a nuisance, shall be liable to a fine of not more than $10 and cost. Any person found guilty of breaking this Bylaw will be prosecuted accord. !ugly. Any ratepayer wanting a change of Pathmaster will please notify some member of Council or Clerk before next meeting. The following accounts were passed and cheques issued :-Robt Black, Tp. Auditor $15 00; B. Cruickshank Tp. Auditor $15:00; H, B, Elliott, Tp. Printing and Supplies $5905; A, Bolt, Account Culross Bdy $10 00 John Clark, Culross Bdy Account $25 98; A. Shaw, Morrie Bdy Account $2.09: J. Mulvey, Attending Audit $3.00; David Eadie, gravel $4,20; G. Wilson, Error in taxes $1,54., The next meeting of Council will be held in Bluevale on March 29111, 1915 at 10 a, m, bank of Pennaboro gays "I am person- ally acquainted with quite a number of former drinking man who have re- formed since prohibition and are now sober aggressive cittrene." Mr, Amos Wright, rzeeident of the Home National Bank, d! Sutton, Saye, "1 have yet to hear the first buEineee man speak of the prohibition law ex- cept to eay that it is a great help to business, and a great help In many other wage, Mr. P. M. Snider of the Bank of Mount Hope says "Our Bank has opened up approximately three bun. dred new accounts since the first of July, a very Large per cent of which came from the laboring class who formerly spent their money for intoxi- cants," Mr, John L. Rbul of the Clarkebury Trust Company says "The drink mon- ey is finding its way into saving's ac• counte." And so I could go on giving the testimony of numbers of promin- ent bankers and business men all of whom are delighted with the working of the new law. It seems strange bow slow people are in finding out that money won't buy boots and beer. But I am almost amazed at the taxpayers who cannot see that they are burdened with taxes to support the paupers and crim'uals and take care of the wrecke caused by the liquor traffic. H, Arnott, M,B., M.C,P.S. Turnberry Minutes of Council Meeting held in Bluevale, Monday, Feb. 8•h 1915. All members prevent. Minutes of last regular meeting were read and adopt' ed on motion of Adair -McBurney. P, Powell, Clerk. The Sale of Kisses. "A Belgian Sympathizer" presents a novel and perhaps effective scheme for raising money for the Belgian Retie Fund in the Tiverton Watchmen "I notice there is a movement on foot in a town in Bruce County to have the young ladies of the city sell kisses at $1.00 a piece in aid of the Belgian Fund. Would it not be a good idea to start this going in Tiverton ? We might goone better• than this in Bruce Tp., and haZe a price on so, much per dozen. Say we make it single ladies under 21, $5 00 per dozen; over 21 and under 30, $3.50 per dozen;` over 30, 25 The Auditor's Report for the year cents nickel anrd the partyy p payimarried ng the for 1914 was laid before the Council and, gets a Carnegie medal." 11000, 041000s 41-0.109,44M0. Ott"tfietttlti"1"11*,710$.t0440010.. W4044440 #".• 44 ate 4+ 4 4 4 4 4+ 4 4 4+ 4 4 4 The Merchant's Brokerage Co. N DOL.LA - D FEB. 24th will demonstrate the Buying Power ) of Your Dollars. We will make One Dollar buy more goods than it ever did before. HOW? This store is the store of the town. We didn't. invent this phrase, but we are proud to accept and adopt it, because it is true we are Breakers of High Prices and we have bought and sold over $55,000 worth of Merchandise since Aug. 8, 1914, a proof that the buying public of Wingham, and sur- rounding country know the true value of the Merchant's Brokerage Co. Store. Read the Price List Below of the Different departments in our Store $ Day in our Cloth- ing Department 6 only, Men's Tweed 3 piece Suits, Regular 85, $6 and $7 DOLLAR DAY ONLY $2 per suit Sizes 32 to 36 • Men's Tweed Suits, 3 pieces, Regular $8.50 and $1'0 DOLLAR DAY ONLY 5 one Dollar Bills All sizes Children's Buster Brown .Suits, Ages 3 to 7, Regular $1.60 DOLLAR DAY ONLY One Dollar Each All Men's Winter Cloth Over- coats, for DOLLAR DAY OILY At Half Price M.-n's odd Pani an heavy tweed cloth, dark grey patterns and cor- duroy, Reg. $2 25 to $3 perpair DOLLAR DAY ONLY $1 per pair • Boys Overcoats and Pea Jackets, Regular $3 50 to $5, Frieze eleth DOLLAR DAY One Dollar Each 11Hu's Frieze Overcoats, Regular $7,50 each, Plaid linings DOLLAR DAY One Dollar Each .` Day in our Men's Furnishing Dept: Men's Negligee Shirts, Regular $1 each. Extra Special DOLLAR DAY 2 for. One Dollar 5 pairs of our Regular 350 per pr Men's Socks $1 on Dollar Day Men's Overalls, R•gular 75e per pair DOLLAR DAY 2 pair for $1 aorrerrommo Merits Neckwear, Regular 60c etch DOLLAR DAY 4for $1 or 25ceach Men's heavy Ribbed Underwear Regular g 81 per garment, Shirts and Drawers 2 for $1 DOLLAR DAY Extra Special for Dollar Day One Sweater Coat, regular $1.25 and a 50c Dap, Mitts or Gloves for $1 Dollar Any H..t in our Store. Hard or Soft Felt, Regular $2 and $3 50 DOLLAR DAY $1 Dollar each Dollar Day in Fur Dept. One set of Coon skin Furs, A 1 xuality Regular $36 DOLLAR DAY 18 $1 Bills One tet Black Wolt Furs, good value at 332 DOLLAR DAY 17 $1 Bills One oNly Fox Ruff, Regular $16 DOLLAR DAY 5 $i Bills Ladies Seal Coats size 3.1 Regular $50 L)OLLAE DAY I0 $I Dills Extra Special for Dellar Day. 1 only Opposutn Stole, Regular $10 DOLLBR DAY One Dollar 1 only Seal Cap:rinas trititmed with Bo arine, Reg. $10 DOLLAR DAY One Dollar 1 only B ask Opposum Ruff; Reg 37.50 DOLLAR DAY One Dollar 1111111111111111117 1 only Ladies Fur Cape, Regular $12 DOLLAR DAY 3 One Dollar Bill 1 only Lodies Fur Cape, Reg. $12 for DOLLAR DAY 3 $1 Bills Dollar Day in Ladies Clothing Dept 1 only Tweed Coat, Regular $22.50 DOLLAR DAY FOR 6 $1 BILLS One Lot Coats in black, 'Beaver and Tweeds, Reg. 810 to 315 DOLLAR DAY 3 $1 BILLS One Lot of Ladies Jackets from $5 to $10 DOLLAR DAY ONE DOLLAR EACH simmicromoras 1 Lot Children's Cloth Coats, Regular . $3 50 DOLLAR DAY ONE DOLLAR Bargain Day in our Boot & Shoe Dept. Tal le No 1-Chi'dre■'s Reg. 3150 to $2 DOLLAR DAY ONE DOLLAR per pair Annirrscseresmenommonesurnamm Table No. 2 -Girls and l3oys, Reg. 32.60 and $3.00 for 2 ONE DOLLAR BILLS To frit 61 Tofrti Sltdpperb,. We are extending to you an invitation to opine to Wingham. We wilt will pay your fare ioni fol oaytgg plata is;-"CVixite- church, Ltieknow, Teeswilter, Belgrave. Blyth, Brussels, Binevale, Wroxeter, Gorrte and 1 ordwrch, providing you purchase 310.00 w.rrth of goods in our lstore I),rllarDay and present ,your return ticket for our inspection. Merchant's•Brokerage _o.Wingham 9 Breakers of High Prices Terms of Saler-Cash or Produce. Butter in Prints Preferred Table No. 3- Ladies and Mens regular 33 DOLLAR DAY 2 ONE DOLLAR BILLS Table Nor 4 -Odd Lot ofLadi�nc1 Mens Boots and Shoes • Reg, $1.50 to $2.60 DOLLAR DAY FOR $I Dollar Day in our Dress Goods Dept. Mantle Goods, Reg. $2 to $3 DOLLAR DAY ONE DOLLAR per yard Prints. Ginghams, Muslins,Flannelattes and Towellings, Regular 124 to 15c • DOLLAR DAY 12 yards for ONE DOLLAR tee.. DRESS GOODS -Reg, $1.50 per yard, New Spring Goods. DOLLAR DAY ONE DOLLAR PER YARD' HOSIERY -Lama Hose DOLLAR DAR 3 PAIRS for ONE DOLLAR LADIES CORSETS -Any corset in the store DOLLAR DAY ONE DOLLAR LAn1ES KID GLOVES --Regular 31.00 DOLLAR DAY 2 Pairs for ONE DOLLAR $ Day in our Grocery, Department Whit you can buy for .One Dollar in (lrttceries. DOLLAR DAY 1 can of Herring , , . iris 1 bottle Coffee Liquid . . . . . . 23e 1 can Aeans . . . . . . . 1`c 1 ran Salmon , . . . . . 15e I can Pi, eapple . . 15c 1 eau Baking Powd r , . .i5c 1 bottle Pickles . ,. , . . . . , . . 20e 1 box Roe al Yeast . . . . . . 05e 1 box Cow Brand Soda Obs $1.4) All for One Dollar on Dollar Day tst t .v 4 4. 4. 4 4 4'tIt It tet 24.0. .:41.1111.#.• .14.. .10. 14‘. ...0.0....0"###. .14.0 ISARD'S Dollar Day A RO A 1 NS Be On Hand Early Big Parcels of Bargains for Dollar Day in Both Stores, LADIES' AND MEN'S WEAR SECTION, WEDNESDAY MORNING, k'EB'Y 24th with your Dol- lars. We are atter as many of them as we can get. You will be surprised at what a $1 will do. Space will only permit Its to quote a few of the many DOLLAR BARGAINS awaiting yon here. READ THE LIST ' Ladies' Wear Store Girls' Winter Coats to clear at...,.....,,.31. Women's Winter Coats to clear at 1. Girls' Rain Coats to clear at 1. Women's Rain Coats to clear at. 1. Womens House Dresses $1.50 for 1. 4 yds wide Table Linen for 1. 8 yds 150 English Cambria for 1. 5 yds Curtain Net, 25c yd for T A few Dressing Sacques to clear at 1. 4 pair Heavy Ribbed 35o Hose for 1. 4 yds 50c Dress Goode for 1. Wide Black Silk, $1.25 value 1. 10 yds 12 1-2c Factory Cotton for 1. Ladies gid Gloves, $1.25 for 1. Ladies All wool Undeywear, $1.25 for...1. Remnants to elm-, your pick 1. Ladies Top Skirts to clear at Blank or Colored Dress Goods, $1.25 for 1. Ladies Waists, value up to $2, for 1. Corsets, regular value $1.25 for 1.. Men's Winter Store. Mena All Wool Underwear $1.25 for... 1.• Mens Heavy Pants regular $1.50 for... 1.• Mens Fine Print Skirts $0.25 eo $1.50... 1.. Mens Lined Kid Gloves $1,25 1. Mens Felt Hats $1.25 to $1.50 1. Mens Cloth Caps with fur bands $1.25 1.. 5 pair Heavy 25c Wool Sox for _ 1. Odd Lines Mens Boots to clear ° 1. Small Boys Suits sizes 22 and 23 for1.. Diens and Boys Sweater Coats $1.50 1;: Mens Flandel Shirts $1.25 for 1. Mens Heavy Smoeke and Overalls $1.25 1.• . A • Remember these prices are for Dollar Day , Only .E. Isard&Co. DAY0 .�I FEBRUARY 24 Come and swell the crowds, meet your friends and save $ � FEB. 24th 40 in. Silk, shades light blue, rose, mauve, green, pink and cream, Regular price,,$I,50 to 81.75 a yard Dollar Day per yd 81 25 Ladies White Waists up to 31.75 each $I.00 White Crepe Gowns Regular $1.25 for 10 yards Brum's English Print.,reg. 12 I-2cyd 9 cans good Salmon large tins, fresh 3 cans Maple Leaf Salmon, 8 Tomatoes I. o0 1.00 I.00 1.00 20 per cent off ail Mens and Boys Snits and Overcoats, 3 Ladies China Silk Cloth Coats, reg. $25, $ Day $I7 each Our store will be full of bargains that day We will give a MEAL TICKET good for 1 dinner on Every $5.00 worth of Dry Goods purchased' before noon that day. Come Early. Leave your wraps and make our store your headquarters that day. _ a Phone8 Wi . n ha 4 . • 414 4 .x.