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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance, 1915-03-18, Page 81 Sale of Ladies' Spring Coats 24 Ladies' Spring Coats in Fawns, Greys, nand Navy Blue. Some of these coats are silk lined. Regular $12, 15 and 18. Sale price to clear $5.95 250 yds. of Dress Goods on sale to clear at 28c yd. These goods are lustre, tweeds, suitable for dresses and skirts, in navy, grey, Kings blue and brown. Sale price 28e per yd. 35 pairs Men's Trousers to clear. These trousers are all dark patterns in the best selling sizes. Regular $3 and $3.50, Sale price to clear $1,69 Highest Prices Paid for Trade T B WINGRAM ADVANCE Blyth Miss Hieset spent Tuesday at her home lit Godezicb- Mise Nesbitt Is in eberge i t Messrs loop},leetone and thardiuer's izrillenery deI:•artnt. This firm will hold l'e millinery opening Saturday, Mercb 120th. I Lieut R Sinan of the 138,d bas pat- Bed bit eiteminatian and now bolds a field uffleere certificate. Mr. 8. H. Gilley received a message on Sunday Unit his mother bad palmed • away after a brief illness. Deceased lady wits in her 00th year of her age' The remains were laid to rest at Ex. 1 eter on Taesdey, Mrs. D. Cunningham and Mre, W, Tegg of London attended the finer al on Tuesday, of their brother -In-law late Me. David Nicol, Mr. W. F. VanStone hae started bie saw mill in operation last week. liar. E. Taylor le sawyer. A number of bands are employed and will be kept busy for several weeks. Maple syrup making seems to be the order of the day. A number of the farmere have gone extensively into the waking of it. alem. Mist; Ada Gallaher ie at present vis- iting ber brother, Mr. Albert Galia- b +r. Miss Annie Westlake is vieith g friends near Attwood. Mrs; W tn. McKersie of Gerrie Anent a couple of weeks with friende in ibis community. We are glad to tee Matter Motley McMichael able to be oat again after his attack of jaundice, Mr, Mathew Dane and Mrs. David Dane from near Gerrie called on Mr, and Mrs. Waldo Weer one day last week. What makes Mr. Roy McKersie wear such a pleasant smile these days? It is that little girl wire has come to brighten the home. A number from here attended the party held last Friday night at Mr. Wm. King's. Mr. Gecrge Bennett of this vicinity was united in the holy bonds of •mat- riniony last Wednesday to Miss Carrie Sardine of Gerrie. Rev. Mr, Dobs+,n or Fordwich tied the nuptial knot. We wish them every i•Ue ess in their voy- age through life together. Mail orders promptly filled. Whit church Miss Florence M•aeGlregnr, nnree•in• traening in $ierear'd1U¢ Hospital spentx few days of last week with relatives here. A number from here attended the - i St. Helen's literary meeting on Fri day night to hear the deflatetretw.�ei. .111ANNA & CO Phone 70, S• Helen's and Whitechurch• M'" 9. G'trhurr has returrue•rt tc. be home after spending several weeks T. R. MINNOW, J. ]?,. Maeeey Harris Agent and Auctioneer with her sister, Mrs, W. J. McClen- aghan of Ha)field. Mrs. C. H. Heide and little daughter of Berri.ton ac'r visiting the furmer's parents, Mr. end. Mrs, F Henry. inose—On Wt. dneeday, Mar. 10• b, to Mr, and Wire. T. Mowbray, a son. Mr, I Moore who has been Ili is able to be around again. Mrs, S. Hutchison, who has been quite seriously 111, is recovering. The March meeting of the Women's Miweionrtry Society of the Presbyterian church was held in the manse en Wed- ueoday, March 10, Dora. (Rev) Stewart presiding. Atter the preliminary burettes'•, papers on the medical phase of our tntestuu work were read by Mia Jamieson and We. Gillespie. At the etude of she niewung a social time we,- opens aropen. and touch was served by the hostess. The subject for the Aprt. meeting is " Stratigers in Our Loud," the leaders being Mrs, Oatupbetl ono Mrs. Lott. Mr. Fred Davidson led the discu.- Bion on the aubjeet of "Dur Law.. Bearing on Morale" at the Y. P. S. meeting ou Sabbath Evening, The meeting of Mar. 21 will be in charge of Mr. D. Kennedy, when the topic, "Favorite Buults of the Blpie" will b.R studied. ORDERS B Coy., 33rd Rea,t.--The Compare) will parade on Wenredday, 24 it into . at 8.00.p.m. at the Aimuury, Wing tuew, for drill. All members well please attend.—N. T. Sinclair, Cept. 25.20 BORN Cameron—In culross, on Marsh 10 h, to Mr. and Mee. Cameron, jt'., daughter. i; v l—Ia Tnrnherry an March 10th t.• Mr. a: d Mrs. Penner Gull a cam!) • ter, LOYALTY, 1,10.0 E liter Dear Ste :-e We hear a great deal of late concerning iovalty. It behove-. 05 to be loyal to oar country, also to our town, and further yet there is an individual patriotism that should nut. be overlooked. We have special re ference just now to free church stabling. Tne church work is to up- lift spiritually, not materially. The i * r 9 e An Illustrated Lecture ON THE Great War will be given in the Town Hall, Monday March 22nd By MR. A. F. COLLINS a Canadian born British Politician returned especially to deliver these lectures in aid of the PRINCE Or WALES NATIONAL RELIEF FUND. The most recent nirtures from the seat • f war wil• be shown and the lecture. punctuated by rout -stirring• PATRJOTIC SONGS and MUSIC rendered by that masterly baritone, Mr. A. G McCuliouch, winner of Scottish Gold Medal. ADMISSION Adults 25e and 50c Children I0c Doors open at 7.30 Lecture 8 sharp l.r+rni eentlemen wilt check receipts 9 t;OCtiOand remit balance. * • Look at your label. 9 4 M 9 x 9 4 3 h hotels have been deprived of there Usense, they tart not legitttakteiy sell that on which they meet drpehdrd, and now the ebut•ches are harassing thorn in that Which is perfettly legit• irate and necessary, sod a line t't business that should he theirs by ex- clusive eight. Now le the time for the Oburcb to sot the Good Samar: tan now that obey me badly tetppl,d by recent restrictions. Should we simply *ay ?ger Fellow and passing op letting the personal loyalty be reduced to a minimum? Or 611001We not ranter strive to re- move art far as in us lie every obstacle that prevents them from. earning .the honest $. ? Respectfully Yours, Fair Play, *NO •sw111ts..terr SweMPnnrtl NIMt�. GROCERY 1 Store opens 7 a. in. PHONE 59 1 11 THEY HAVE 1 THE REASON WHY Our Teas are Ecanamica! Ounce for (tune. our own special Blends of Tea will give MORE and BETT- ER Liquor than almost any other Tea on the mar ket, A DISTINCTIVE FLAVOUR 35c, 45c and 00c per ib 1 1 ammo m retrain imil rrttit....tt,.e1111/ Use Ganielon's Goal The very best hard coal mined. We keep �a good supply of Hard and Soft Wood and Cedar Kindling. Give us a trial order and join our hundreds of satisfied customers, R. J. Cantelon Ot'doe with Dominion Express Oo. P. 0. Box •127 The Very Newest and Latest In WOMEN'S SPRING FOOTWLAR We have placed into stock the very same kinds as are advertised in the new Spring Catalogues and as are being shown in the largest Canad- ian and American cities and our prices are always AS LOW AND NEVER HIGHER. The fashionable Shoe for ladies is the Patent Buttoned Boot with Fine Black Cravenette Top and the New Spool Heel. ' The price of this line runs from $3.00 to $5.50 Our $3.00 linein this style Shoe is very nice and looks fully the equal of the $4.00 line. - A hearty invitation is extended to every lady to call and see our new Spring Creations. W. H.WILLIS & CO. "friE .61-10h STORE Sole Agmnte For The cor as¢eti FOR sHo LADIES • $tttnitttnitltlt'�btlt.440*++'i'tt't"f"i")t"t"*"tut'+it+**++ tlett"t"t"tliutittlil rtItn0101• uf• ` $M 4: I have• just returned from Winnipeg after completing arrangements to engage in business there. This necessitates the clearing out of even dollars wTill of oin ut , o Business • • 4 . ♦ ♦ t . goods linth><sstore w>lah�nthenextfewweeksThenDow>rnw�ahtheces SALE COMMENCES THURSDAY, MARCH 11th. We are offering to the people of ngham and surrounding to clear out our Entire Stock. country the greatest feast of Bargains ever offered before. NOTHING MARKED UP EVERYTHING MARKED DO N1 N. We cannot quote you prices on all the lines reduced, but below we will give you a few suggestions. • Everything Must Go Youths Overcoats Regular $10 line, Sale price $6.25 Regular $7, 7.50 and 8,00, Sale price $4.95 10 doz. linen Collars, some of then slightly soiled, Regular 15c and 20c, Sale price 3 for 25c Mena Cashmere and Worsted Hose, Regular 50c, Sale price 35c Boys Cashmere and Worsted Stock- ings, Regular 500 Sale price 39c Mens Work Shirt4, Reg. 75e, Sale 57c Mens Wool Underwear, Regular $1, Sale price 75c Stanfield's Red Label Underwear, Reg $1.25, Sale price 95c Stanfield's Blue Label Underwear,Reg $1.50, Sale price $1.15 flannel Shirts, Reg. $1.25, Sale 85c All 50c Ties, Sale price 3 for $i All $2.50 stiff and soft hats, sale $1.55 4 doz Boys Caps, Reg. 600, sale 25c RONTO 1111011111111011111111111.1011111.111151 Boys' Suits Regular 812.50 lines, Sale pric. $8.50 R. guiar 88.50, 9.00, 9.50 and 10 lines Sale price $5.95 1legtilar 86 50, 7.50 and 8 lines, Sale price $4.95 Regular 85 and 5 fin Melee Sale price $3.50 Regular 83 76 litres Sale price $2.50 Men's Suits 4 Rriubtr $20, 21, and a2 line, Sale price $15 Regular $ ,8 5o line, Sale price $13 Regular $14 1.5 and 16 Sale price $10 50 Regular $12• 12 5a and lines, Sale price $8 50 Regular $lo lines, Sale $6.5o lines, 13.50 Mens Overcoats Regular $rg 5o and 20 lines, Sale price $14.50 Regular $17 so and 18.50 lined, Sale price $12.75 p.egular $15 line4., dale Pride $10 Regular $12 50 an4 1$ ho lit�c: ; mit price $9.00 There Will Be No Goods Charged me Campbell Youths Long Pants Suits Regular $12 and 12,50 lines, Sale price $8.25 Regular $7, 7.50- and 8.5o lines, Sale price $5.75 Oltatta tY +�4 ++ • • ♦ • • • • • • . • . • 1 • •• • •. •• •. , •• • . ” • R • t •' r t RONTO ,'ti,'., 14. vdr_ tft. • 4 4 4 ‘.10„,47.o 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4t 144141.,y�(�jL -,•fit+ 0•• 0-• • j • • • 4, • w • r �,. • •