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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance, 1915-02-25, Page 5R WING Dollar Day a Knox's Wed. FEB. 24th Choice of Ladies or Gents $15 watch Free Gold Filled Watoh or Lad- a ( iee Bracelet Watch. A.t this store you get a numbered receipt ticket with every $1.00 worth of goods purchased, Persons getting re- ceipt ticket e•ceiptticket with lucky number gets the watch. 1 only $5 8 day Oak Parlor Clock, Cathedral strike." $1 1 anly $6 Sugar Bowl and Spoon Htdder ..., 1 1 only 83 Gilt Clock 1 3 only $2 Alarm Clocks 4. 1 1 only 82 Gold lined Bon bon1 1 only, $2 Silver Bon bon . ^ 1 1 only $3.25 Silver Loaf Sugar Holder 1 1 only $3,25 pr. open Cut Glass Salts 1 1 only $2.25 Silver Card Tray 1 1 only 82.50 pr. Braes Candle Sticks 1 6 only $1.75 Rogers Berry Spoon , 1 7 only $1.60 Boys Watches . 1 2 only 32,50 Gents gold filled Watch Chains 1 3 only $2,50Solid Gold Rings....,, 1 3 only 32.50. Solid Gold Scarf Pins 1 2 only S2 50 Gente Fobs 1 3 onlp 32.50 Lockets ant Chains... 1 3 only $2.50 pair Cuff Links 1 S only $2.50 gold filled Broaches 1 7 only $1,75 pieces Cit Glass 1 Receipt put in sealed box and drawn at 9'F.m Phone 65 A. M. KNOX Watch Repairing a Specialty 11 J :4Si$ '!fes 44. 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 Come to McGee'i Grocery dor your Bargains orr $ Day Note a few of the Bargains : , 6. One-half doz, Clover Leaf Cups attd Saucers One-half doz, 7 or 8 in plates . , . , , • , • • far $1 rON One-half doz. Servers , , . , . , , . , , 8 Piece Plain White Tenet setts for . $1.00 One•balfdoz.. Plain White Cups and Saucers. One-half doz. 7 or 8 in Plates r $1.00 One -ball doz. Fruittt Servers , , , . , • . , . o One $snail White Plate ...... , .. • ' '� �Q 1 Imitation Out (Maes Berry Diss, and 6 Servers, for .. • • 31 00 Four of the following lines quoted below must be sel- ected to comprise your $ I.00 worth of goods. if only one line or less than four be purchased, we• will charge regular price. 44,4014. 3 Cans Aylmer Tomatoes for , . . , . , • . 8 Cans " Oorn for 3 (Dans " Peas for 3 Packages, Kellogg's Oorn Flakes 4 " Quaker " " 4 Packages Dorn Starch for .. . , . , • , • . 7 Bars Comfort Soap for 6 Bare Sunlight for 2 3 Ib, Tine, Clarks Pork and Beans•for 2 Bottles Catsup for 6 P:sokages, Snow Flake Ammonia • • 25 3 ins. Currants for , > . . 25 " 3 Ino, Raisins for , . 25 2 OHos SOrnon for . 25 31.21hs 35e. Sleek Tea,lnose 31 2 Japan Tea. 35c loose ... • 4.. • 4.• • 25 cents 25 '• 25 ,4 X25 " 25 ,4 25 „ 25 ,J 25 4, 25 " 44 44 25 31 44 4 $1 We will display in our windows several lines of Goods to. comprise our $ Day Bargains. M. ADV Morris., Report of S. S, No, 4, Turnberry and 1tQrrl4. Maa;iaaauan.G00, Examined in .Ankh., I Cleog., Orem., Mist., Spell. and Writ, Sr. 4t4--. 0.Mollonald 404, C. Jewitt f 388, L. Elliott 308, J. Doble $03, P. Smelter 46*".11. Holmes *"*". Jr, 4th, Maximum 450--,A, Smelter 330• H. Raney 293, R. Thomson 285, E. Doh, le 270, I, Moser 273, E, McKinney 217. Sr. 3rd, Maximum 450--P, Me* Intyre 353, R. Breckenridge $12, S, ElliottQ311, M. Curtly 250, $ Gallagher16.1, ser. 2nd—B. Gannett, J. Watson, R, Tullock, E. Elliott, 0, Elliott. E, Mc. Michael, A McKinney". Jr, 2nd, Max. 175-1, Black 185, $, McDonald 181, J. Dreokcnridge 156, 0. Elliott 129. 0, Doblc 113 Sr, Pt 2n1 -Charlie Gan. net. Willie Mundell; H Watson, R. Thomas, H. Elliott, T. Calvert. Jr Pt. 2nd-- B, Dobie, Cl. Meier, G. Elli- ott, 0, Stewart. Pt. lst—E. Wilburn, E, McGee. (O. 14. Messer, Teacher, (Intended for lest week,) We are pleased to state that Mre. Wm. Abram who hap been 111, is as well as can be expected, Quite a number from this locality attended a party at Mr, Elliott's in Turnberry last Friday. evening. Mrs. Maxwell Abram who was visit- ing at Moncrieif has returned home, accommpanied by her sister, Grace Schnook. Mies Lillian Irwin of Belmore is vis- iting her friend Mies Hazel Campbell. Tnnunsnme. East Wawanosh. The following ie the report for Jan. for 5. 5 No. 11. E. W, Tests w ere given in Sight Reading, Spelling, Arithmetic and Geography. Class V —John McBurney 80, Flora McNeil SO. . Sr, 4th—Violet McBurney 79, Phemie McNeil 80 Jr, 4th—grace Wight-- man ight-than 80, Alba Walker 88. Willie Young 88, Rena Deacon 87. Jr. 3rd— Donald Young 80. Sr, tad --Doris Walker 70, Harry Deacon 80, Jr. 2nd 40**** ►AU•N...f4►NN•h•N N•• R.S. McGEE, Opposite Bank of Commerce. .—Eesele Deacon 04, Lizzie Young 59 Se, Pi. tad- 4artet. Robertson 04, Al- berts, Walker 04. Jr. Pt. 2qd—Fred Deacon 74. Jr, 1st --Jim Deacon 15, Edna Lyon, Teacher, % Death of Wm. I3, Dray. It is our sad duty this week to re, cord the death of one of Turnberry's oldest pioneers in the person of Wm, $. Gray in his 76th year. Mr. Gray died at the home of his son•in•lew Mr, Chas, Nickel of Carrick on l+'eb, let. Ile was born in the township of Will - wont In the County of Waterloo, and when 10 year; of *p Moved to lot 18, con. 9, Turnberry where ha stood the hardships of pioneer life, and in the year 1$83 be was united in marriage to Margaret Higgins of Stanley township and together they toiled and hewed the forest for a home for themselves and family of six sone and three daughters. There now are left to mourn hie lose a sorrowing widow three sone and two daughters, John T. of Trenton, Man., William of London and Alex at home, Mrs. W. 3. 1104g - eon of Walkertown and Mrs. Chas. Nickel of Carrick. Mr, and Mre. Gray for forty seven long years resided in Turnberry and in Feb. 1903 moved to Rowigk where •they lived for eleven years then moving to Carrick to the home of their daughter, Mrs. Nickel where Mr G•.ay passed peacefullj away. The funeral on Fab;4th' to ' Wroxeter cemetery was largely at- tended. Much sympathy le extended to the bereaved ones. "Howe at last" on Heavenly moun- tains Father heard, "Dome enter in:"• Saved by life's fair flowing fountains, Saved from earthly taint and sin. "Home, sweet home," our home for- ever, All the pilgrim journey past; Welcome home, to wander never, . Saved through Jesus—"Home at last." 144 g i�d+� ��y ! �c ��ry gar � �. � .t.s t * * '4.14.4104. The merchant's Brokerage Co. .00:400t4:04t4 •••••••••••...•••.: N DOLLAR D FEB. 24thmill demonstrate the buying Power of Your Dollar. We will make One Dollar buy more goods than it.. ever did before. HOW? This store is the store of the town. We Gidh't invent this phrase, but we are proud to accept and adopt it, because it is true we are Breakers of nigh Prices and we have bought and sold over $55,000 worth of Merchandise since Aug. 8, 7.914, 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 inteaSIMEMINIIIMINIIIIMMINIIIIIIIIMR111101111111111011111111MINIMINIMINIMINI"... $ Day in. our Cloth- ing Department 6 only, Men's Tweed 3 piece Suits, Regular 35, 86 and 37 DOLLAR DAY ONLY $2 per suit Sizes 32 to 80 Men's Tweed Suits, 3. pieces, Regular 88,50 and 310 DOLLAR DAY ONLY 5 one Dollar Bills All sizes Children's Bunter Brown Suits, Ages 3 to 7, Regular 34.50 DOLLAR DAY ONLY One Dollar Each • All Men's Winter Cloth Over- coats, for DOLLAR DAY ONLY At Half Price ansioloimanto Mrn's Odd Pants in 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 33 50 to $5, Frieze cleth • DOLLAR DAY One Dollar Each Men's Frieze Overcoats, Regular 37.50 each, Plaid linings DOLLAR DAY One Dollar Each $ Day in our Men's Furnishing Dept. Men's Nealiaee Shirts, Regular $1 each. Extra Special DOLLAR DAY 2 for One Dollar 5 pairs of our Regular 35c per pr Men's Socks $1 on Dollar Day Men's Overalls, R. gular 75c per pair DOLLAR DAY 2 pair for $1 infternemenalbOmossor Men's Neeltwear, Regular 50c each DOLLAR DAY 4for $1 or 25ceach Men's heavy Bibbed Underwear Regular 31 per garment, Shirts and Drawers 2for$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. Bard or Soft ,belt, Regular $2 and $3 50 DOLLAR DAY $1 Dollar each Dollar Day in Ful' Dept. One set of Coon skin Furs, A 1 xuality Regular $35 DOLLAR DAY 1.8 $1 Bills One , et 'Black Wolt Furs, good value at $32 DOLLAR DAY 17$1 Bills One only Fox Ruff, Regular $16 DOLLAR DAY 5 $1 Bilis Ladies Seal Coats. size 31 Regular $50 1JOLLAE DAY 10 $I Bills ExtraS&•ecial for Detlar Day. 1 only Opposum Stole, Regular $10 DOLLttR DAY One Dollar. 1 only Seal Caprines trimmed' with Bo arine, Reg. $10 DOLLAR DAY One Dollar 1 only 3 ack Opposum Ruff. Reg $7.50 DOLLAR DAY One Dollar 1' only Ladies Fur Cape, Regular $12 DOLLAR DAY 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 322.50 DOLLAR. DAY FOR 0 $1 BILLS aramommeasomado One. Lot Coats in black, Beaver and • Tweeds, Reg. $10 to $15 DOLLAR DAY 3 $t t ILLS One Lot of Ladies Jackets from $5 to $10 DOLLAR DAY ONE DOLLAR EACH • 1 Lot Children's Cloth Coats, Regular $3 50 DOLLAR DAY ONE DOLLAR Bargain Day in our Boot & Shoe Dept. Tat le No 1—Chi'dree's Reg. 3150 to $2DOLLAR DAY ONE DOLLAR per pair Table No, 2 --Girls and Boys, Reg. $2.50 . and 33.00 for 2 ONE DOLLAR BILLS To out of Town Shoppers, we are extending to you an invitation. to come to Winghara. We will will pay your fate from tit 3 following plao )0:—White- thumb. Luoknow, Teeswater, Belgrav'e. Blyth, Brussels, Innovate, Wroxeter, Gorrie aidlnordwioh, providing you ptxrehase$10,00 worth of goods In our store D.tllar Day and present your return ticket for our inspection. erchant's r Breakers of High Prices Terms. of Sale:- as {�or Produce. ....utor in 1'rllats- Pter;wrre OVsktriMW00000044s4004s10/446 ++44 414 44 44 Table No. 3—Ladies and Mens regular $3 • DOLLAR DAY 2 ONE DOLLAR BILLS- ‘1141•11144100.44044~01 ILLS- • Table Mens $2.50 Nor 4—Odd Lot of Ladies and Boots and Shoes: Reg, 31.50 to DOLLAR DAY FOR Si Dollar Day in our. Dress Goods Dept. Mantle Goods, Reg. 32 to $3 DOLLAR DAY ONE DOLLAR per yard Prints, Ginghams, Musiins,Flanne in~s and Toweliings, Regular 124 to 15c DOLLAR DAY 12 yards for ONE DOLLAR DRESS GOODS—Reg. $1.50 per yard, - New Spring Goods. DOLLAR DAY ONE DOLLAR PER YARD asimimemismi HOSIERY—Larva Hose DOLLAR DAR 3 PAIRS for ONE DOLLAR LADIES CORSET'S—Any corset in the store DOLLAR DAY ONE DOLLAR LADIES KID GLOVES Regular 31.00 DOLLAR DAY 1 Pairs for ONE DOLLAR summoommonimmles $Dyin our Grocery Department What you can buy for One Dollar in Groceries. DOLLAR DAY 1 can et Herring c x t bottle Cott'ec.x.iquld .. .. . . , 25c 1 ran Aeans . • , . . • , . . . . 1can Salmon ., ;•.,150 1 eau 1'4eapple . , •%.o.41, Iran Deicing Powd r . . 1 bottle .Pickles , . . . . . . , 20e 1 box Royal Ye, st, '. . 4 , 05p 1 boX Caw Eraa4 Sods ...: :Rea • a 31.41 All 1af Qlflc/Mile ron Dollar Day • • • , •• 4 4 Y• • 401 ISARD'S Dollar Day BARGAINS Be On Hand Early Big Parcels of Bargains for Dollar Day in Both Stores, LADIES' AND MEN'S WEAR SECTIONS. "WEDNESDA.Y MORNING, b'EB'Y,24t11 with your DoI. jars. We are after as many of them, as we eau get. You will be surprised at what a $1 will do. Space will only permit ud to quote a few of the many DOLLAR BARGAINS awaiting you here. READ THF; I1IST Ladies' Wear Store Girls' Winter Coats to clear at $1, Women's Winter Coats to clear at 1. Girls' Rain Coats $o clear at 1. - Women's Rain Coats to clear at1.. Womens House Dresses $1.50 for 1. 4 yds wide Table Linen for. 1. 8 yds 15c English Cambria for 1, 5 yds Curtain Net, 25o yd for 1, A few Dressing Sacques to clear at 1. 4 pair Heavy Ribbed 350 Hose for 1. 4 yds 500 Dress Goode for 1. Wide Blank Silk, 31.25 value 1. 10 yds 12 1-2c Factory Cotton for 1. Ladies Rid Gloves, $1.25 for 1. Ladies All wool Undeywear, $1.25 for...1. Remuants,to elm-, your pick 1. Ladies Top Skirts to clear at 1. Black or Colored Dress Goode, 31.25 for 1. Ladies Waiste, value up to 32, for 1. Corsets, regular value $1.25 for 1. Men's Winter Store Mens All Wool Underwear 31.25 for... 1. Mens Heavy Pants regular 31.50 for... 1. Mens Fine Print Skirts 30.2510 $1.50... 1. Mens Lined Kid Gloves $1,25 1.. Mena Felt Hats $1.25 to 31.50 1.. Mens Clloth Caps with fur bands 31.25 1.. . 5 pair Heavy 25c Wool Sox for 1. Odd Lines Mens Boots to clear 1. Small Boys Suits sizes 22 and 23 for1. Mens and Boys Sweater Coats $1.501;, Mens Flandel Shirts 31.25 for 1.. Mena Heavy Smocks and Overalls 31.25 1.. Remember these prices are for Dollar Day Only H.E. 44444444* • _. __. _:.... 4 -.m om ► __ _=__. $ DAY FEBRUARY 24 Come and swell tli crowds, meet your friends and save $ $ FEB 24th R 4 „ 40 in. Silk, shades light blue, rose, mauve, green, pink and cream, Regular price -$1,50 to $1.75 a yard . Dollar Day per yd 31 25 Ladies White Waists up to 31.75 each White Crepe Gowns Regular 31.25 for 10 yards Brum's English Print. reg. 12 1-2c yd 9 cans good Salmon :urge tins, fresh 3 cans Maple Leaf Salmon, 3 Tomatoes $1.00 I.oO 1.00 1.00 I.00 20 per cent off alI Mens and Boys Suits and Overcoats, 3 Ladies China Silk Cloth Casts, reg. 325, $ Day 317 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. J. A. Mills Phone 89 Wingham . • %4 6 4 t4t4 t, r 1 ►1 �+1► ;