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ant aftern,trl with : til
kls re,After bras abase affairs
i raennie was pent On by the
branch, after wtaich dairt e
!ref re:ss were eyed. Ned ,s
*et -ay all enjoyed tae kind ;aospisal
CP
ntti•.
Q yy Mr Hard , and family have '¢: Red
jint) their new Inane. Mr D .0 =,is
'Corrie, is. assiaSAng 1'iitit the at orae
ADVANCE -TIM
LFAST
• Sant Sherweed and Mr. Earl
mensal slnentl Suraday.wi,h retain
g at 'ti hitechurc9 .
Muss Jean Pardon, of Wawanc.sh,
spent a few, days la:'t week wash M.25.5
Jean Cameron.
Mr. and Mrs. Allan Alton, Marion
and Isabel, r,f Tort -eats, spent the
! week erne with _Mx and Mrs, john
Mull:r¢.
+Wrap, _All the pupils -slno ssrote the insertion,En-
cents a word perertion with a ,ri„err, charge S✓ 250.i Ifs. and Mrs. Clayeen Neal ns and trance Examinations from Belfast
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ff Virginia, M. and Mrs. 3'iathers and were successie Congratulations to
=0 •10=0 O O oLl=d: i•
Oit3le daughters, cif Detroit, visited on l the pupils and Mr. Davis, the teaein-
A Rti FOR SkLE Al 1_ Tile votes of the electors of the a 'day unfit arra 'cewans er
td
s
pith theta len a visit inV.
brad Mrs. W. Kerber and child -
;.'ren of l;,,Sir,riliaaa' dale, were. visitors
with Ifir. and Mrs. W. Jansen.'
Mr. and ?Mrs. Dougherty and dau-
elater, Gwendolyn, of Guelph, are
spending ter y aeation with Mr. W
Woods.
Miss .Kate McKenzie of NortlbJ3ay
spent a few days with her sister,
Mrs. Johan Miller
Miss Tillie Ritchie, of Lanes, ewes
a visitor with her friend, Miss Helen
Thom '
Mr. John Miller,. Mr. and lairs, K.
Cameron and. Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Gaunt enjoyed a motor trip -visiting
friends around Guelph.
Miss Emily Harrison, of Kirkton,1
is a visitor with her cousin, Mr. T.
B. Taylor.
Mrs. Kleinschmidt and Mr. Robert
Neely of Pigeon, Mich., are visitors
with their sister, Mrs. D, Todd. They
were accompanied by Miss V. Todd
who has' been holidaying in Mich-
igan.
Miss Hannah Aitchesain went
London on Wednesday to receive 1
treatment at St. Joseph's Hospital.
lrie McKinney
Mrs. Archie Mr. and Ar
and . their children, ; of Sarnia, were ,
recent sisitors at 'lir. D. B. Ifurray's.
Recent visitors at , the home of
Mrs. B.Rutherford j
i
ncluded Mr.
and
3- sTom Leask and
da
u ht
e
,
f Uxbridge, and Mr. Win.
Or
Margaret� ,
Claming of Listowel.
Mr. George 'Mitchell, of Toronto, is
kwith his
uncle,
spending a few weeks � '
Will Webster.
ick =ale, On. Corp,:c+ration off the Town a;;f ti's"sial �"un of Whitby, { fir. and Mrs» Ernest Hall and
Cheap for quick Miss Jennie Melee,-
children, of Brantford, were recent',
visitors at Mn Roy Al:ton's.
Mrs. Will Lane and Miss Etta of
Ripley:, spent a few days last week
at Mr. James Hackett'$.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ferguson and
family spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs, Walter Alton.
Mr. and Mrs. Spence Irwin* and
daughter visited recently at Mr. Bert
Mills'; West Waw anosh.
Mrs. Walker and son of Winnipeg,
arevisiting with her grandparents,
area
is,
Mr. and .Mrs. Ralph Ni..eon.
Irxotaerty* of late Mr. Davis, Centre' harp shall be taken on the said pro -
St. nom A,Advance-Times, posed By-law en the 14th day of
gust, A.D. 193.3, between the hours of
't'OO S'OR. SALE'— $2.00 a cove nine o'clock in the i'orenooan nnd. five
�, °'clock m 'the azternoorn ac the fol -
and up. lW e Deliver any ai,ari laces and by the Duty* Re-
tity. 5berle's Grocery, Phone lox
. turning Officers bpd Pot' ;Clerks,
��rig
naively;--.
KK rR 'SALE-1Small Grain Thresh.- i Ward No. 1. Polling Sari-da'a-ision
er, also Cabinet Grannaphone. Ata- Na. 2_ At vacant store in the Mangy
ply to Robert Hislop, Mroceterriton Block'by Alfred Lockridge, De-
. pate Returning Qf1"ncer and Bruce
b Fol:,. Poll Clerk.
ROTT- Ward No- 2. Polling Sub division
IG
THE STANDARDNSTALLION BRED T At the vacant store in the
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ADMIRAL S.
Sired by Letanna S (2.06%) Dam
Winr"ze A. McGregor (2.14). He is a
horse :of good finish, disposition and
of sterling qualities. His breeding of
the best with ? generations on both
sides registered both in American and
tan _Records and without doubt
d-
Cill , DeputyRe
will beget speed. and. grand road gnat- turn by Cyril Murray,
turning Officer and W;-lfred. McF'ad-
iaies
Admiral S. is ears of age -etands zein., Poll -Clerk,
y g"'= ` � 4. Polling, Sub -division
over 1a bands sg_ ban , s a No. 5. -At Canadian Pacific Express
11.041 lbs. Carries a Forrn 1 Cer#ifi- '- d De u:
Block by Tom Currie, De-
puty Returning Officer and Ross
Howson, Poll Clerk.
Ward No. 3. Polling Sub -division
No. 3. At the Town Hall by Elwood
Armitage, DDeputy. Returning Officer
E S. Copeland . Poll Clerk. -
and ,
Ward No. 4. Polling Subdivision
No.. 4. At Firemen's Room, Town
Peru -rt.'
h" h . h over Ward N o.b ion
CFfnce by Bert Isard, p `ty
nate. To insure a foal with return 1,
privileges$'mg Officer and Ken Lee, Poll Clerk.
' I2.00, payable Mardi- 2. On the 10th: day of August, A.
1034 Further informatiozn. from E. D., 1933 at the hour of 10 o'clock in
G Plinx, Brussels, This horse is in the forenoon, the Head of the Coma-
s
Wednesdayh eek. cit of the sad rP
Mrs. John Wylie, lie, of Gorrie visited on
Sunday at George Lane's, and call-
ed. on friends in the village.
(Too Late for Last Week) '
A large ,and attractive audience las-
toiaed to Rev. McKenzie, of Ripley,
in McIntosh Church Sunday morning.
Mrs. John Peterman, of Winghana,
Belem s=e of each vu i Corporation or some
member of the said Council ap--
TOWN OF WINGHAM pointed for that purpose b_y reso-
lution shall attend at the Town
By -Law No. 1046,1933. hall in the said Mappointi g,
for the purpose of appointing,
as -enjoying a holiday with Miss Eliz-
abeth Hakney at her old home here.
Guests of Mrs. Robt. Nichol and
r
Mrs. M.
-� Toronto, a e
r,S
Evora T , e
Russell, 11 _
,
Lacy, Root- Law and friend, Hudson
Nichol and little Mils. Lowry.
John Abram will leave for the West
tbis week where' he -will helve in the
harvest. -
and Mrs. Roy Rutherford and
Mr.
John, also Mrs. Robt Jeffrey, visited
= Harkness at McIntosh Sunday,
lir_.
a„"s.
- H rrs
a
Mrs,
�i
Jeffrey, y,
and 3
For borrowing the sum of $7000.00
;lin
hasp
the 'i
horse of g
for the
-purchase
Arena
WHEREAS the building known as
The. ' Wiingham Arena is about to be
sold, due to default under a certain
mortgage on the said. buildings and
pre ntees;
ANP lATHERAS dale to the poss-
Til-ate of it being sold, wrecked and
Moved away, the Column of the Cor-
poration of the Town of Wingbam,
have been petitioned to borrow the
sum of $7000.00 for the purpose of
purchasing the said Vainghann Arena,
which said sum would be the amount
of the debt to be created; PASSED this 26th day of July, A_D_,
AND V,tHHERReS the amount of 2933.
Ie: propertyof the I W H. Willis, W. A. Galbraith,
the whole . rateab .._
'Municipality according to the last re -Mayor. Clerk.
wised assessment roll is $1,109,84`7
AD WHEREAS the amount of
the debenture debt of the Corpora-
tion is $261,348.56 no part of the
orincipal or interest of which is in
arrears.
BE IT THEREFORE ENACTED
and, if requested so to do, shall ap-
point by writing signed by him tea
persons to attend at the final sum-
ming tee of the votes by -the Clerk,
.tiend at eachpol-
ling
oa
one es
and
P
place on behalf of the persons.
interested in and promoting the, pro-
posed
By-law, and a like number on
behalf of the persons interested in
opposing the proposed By-law.
3, On the loth day of August, A.
D., 1933 at the . hour of ten o'clock
in the forenoon at the Town Hall, in.
the said Mnuicaplity the Clerk of the
said Municipality shall attend and
and
-r.
n fo
- votes' .e
urs the
urn.gw
against the proposed Bylaw.
BELGRAVE.
ST. HELENS
le da te
u In
r
l4irs. Moore and little g , .
3..fargixerite and Beverley, of. Mellory-
town, are visitors with herbrother,
Mr. Harry and Mrs- Webb.
Rev. and Mrs. Wilkinson and Dor-
is and Murray, were holidaying at.
Pine River Beach last week, the
guests .of Rey. and Mrs. McTavish
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Geddes, lir,'ort Iso e.
and Mrs C R Coulees, Jim and Ma -of P Robert Re d and
bel, attended the et of Windsor, and Mrs. W. J.
Reid of Varna, were visitors with
lobs. R J. Woods, Mrs. Woods re -
Veterans' Picnic at lust, andMrs. i son'
by the Municiinal Council of the Cor -
potation of the Town of Wizigham --
NOTICE
Take notice that the foregoing is a
true copy of a proposed By-law of
the Corporation of the Town of
Wingham to be subrnitted to the
votes of the electors on the 14th day
AD 1.933.
• Fcr the purpose mentioned in or August
the preamble there shall be borrowed And if the assent of the electors is
obtained to the said proposed By-law
the credit of the Corporation the.
ont it 'Will be taken into consideration by
i of $7000.00 thand debentures l shall the Municipal Council of the said
be issued therefor o a the sin g tin thereof to
Corporation 'at -a meeting � rP`
t less s
than
Arno e
m r
d
Plan
in.
sums fainone
the
expiration
of
, e
l arie-
e held
- � A,e
month from the date or the first pub-
lication of this notice and that such
publication was made on,the 27th day -
$100.01 each which shall have coup-
ons
oup
ons attached thereto for the oa*iment
of the interest.
2. 'Ike debentures shall all bear the
this Ealate is passed" wine Rare and shall be date
or,.au h Take notice further that a tenant
two ears atter the date, an which zc%r, dPcerPa to vote
Bayfield on Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles. Anderson of
Madoc,. Mrs, Roy Mundy and Mrs.
John Anderson, of Wingham, were
visitors with relatives around Bel -
grave.
Russel Kelly ' and Keith Dunbar
had their tonsils removed in Wing-
haln Hospital one day last week and
are snaking good recovery.; u
Mrs. L. Hayes and two children,
Jean and Tom, have returned to De-
troit and will join Mr. Hayes who
has a position in Elyria, Ohio.
Miss Mary Carley, R.N., who Inas
been nursing Mrs. J. T. Coultes has
returned. to Toronto.
C. R Coultes, C. G. McCrae and
B. Williamson spent the week -end in
Toronto. .
Mrs. Harold Buffett. Barbare and•
Shirley,, are visitors -with Mrs. C
Coultes.
Rev. A. M. Grant is enjoying his
vacation during the month of Aug-
ust at Grand Bend.
linin said Jiro -
any date within such,two years and
shalt be payable within ten years
from the date when they shall.,be
at the
interest
hall b
bear
issued
and s
rate rr five per cent per annum, • pay-
able yearly. -
ia t. es
as to both
s
in-
: The debentures en u.prin-
cipal
4
opal: and interest shall be expressed
in Canadian currency and may be
payable at any place or places in :Can-
ada.
4. The debentures and the interest.
coupons shall be signed and `issued
by the Mayos, and shall be signed !
also by the Trea orer, and the de-
bentures shall be sealed with the seal 1,
of the Corporation.
5. During the currency of the de-,
r shall be raised annual-
ly
thee..
ly the sum of Five Hundred Eighty-
three and 4:100 Dollars: to form a
sinking fund for the payment of the
debt and Three Hundred Fifty Doi-
Jets.
ok-
J ars for the : a,•nient of the interest
thereon, making in all the sum of
Nine Hundred Thirty-three and •C100
Dollars to' be raised annually for the
payment of the debt and intertest.
6.. The debentures may contain any
provisions kr the registration o,
law
by
_ authorized
them
r
r. This by-law shall take effect on
posed By-law must deliver to the
Clerk not later than the tenth day
before the
day appointed
for taking
in
g
the vote, a declaration under the
Canada Evidence ,Act that he is a ten-
ant whose lease extends for the time
for which the debt or
liability
is to
be created, or in which - the money to
be raised by the proposed By -lair is
payable, or for at 'least ten years,
and that he has by the lease coven-
anted to pav all municipal taxes i.n
respect of the property of which he
is tenant other than local improve-
ment rates.
Also take notice that By --law No.
1047 a true copy of which is shown
above, is the By-law providing for
the taking of votes of the electors.
and
Dated first published. this 27th
day of July,
A.D.. 1933..
,
J 3;
W: A. Galbraith, Clerk.
MORRIS COUNCIL
Minutes of Council meeting, Mor-
ris, held in the Township Hall, Mon-
day, July 17th, 1933.
The minutes of the last meeting..
were read and: adopted.
The Court of Revision on the as-
sessment roll was closed.
The Council decided to shingle the
shed and Ivan McArter does the work
for $$12.00.
The next meeting will be Monday,
Aug. 14th, 1933, at the hall.
The following accounts were paid:
Nelson Higgins, stamps' and station-
ery $6.xsheep kill-
ed; Earl Anderson,
. $.4.00; James Leitch, gravel $71.-
68; Roads: Charles Workman ,,$-40.7:5;
r
No.Sheet o
_ 8• 2,
Sheet 1 x38..7 ,
$162.90; Sheet No. 2, $1.05.03; Sheet
No. 4, '$115.32 Sheet No. 5, $115.48;
Sheet No. 6, $100.46; Sheet No. '7,
$87.58; Sheet No. 8, $84.58; Sheet No:
9, $73:88. -
A. MacEwen, Clerk.
NOTICE
•
Voters' List, 1933. Township or
Tttrnberry, County of Huron,
Notice is hereby given that I` have
complied, with section 7 of TT E'
VOTERS', LIST ACT and that 1
upat in
office
in Turn-
posted
have3
a
beta* on the 27th day of July, 3.99-3,,.
the day of the passing thereof sub- the list of all persons entitledto vote
ject to its being assented to by the in the said municipal elections and
electo}r9, C that such list remains there for in -
PASSED this 20th day of July, A.D. sprection.
1988.
W. H. Willis, W. A
Mayor;
' And 1 hereby ca11 upon sit voters
Galbraith,
Indications point to 'a fairly
early harvest in Western Canada,
says a late July weekly crop re-
port of the Canadian Pacific Rail-
way agricultural department. A
few points in. southern Manitoba,
the report added, , had already
started cutting wheat and barley.
- Canada ,jumped. to fourth place
,
rife
in
e orfs
to Great B
in bacon exports
last May as compared with sixth
place In 1932, behind Dr�mark,
Holland and . Poland. Total ex-
ports to Great Britain from Can-
ada in May were 5,566,400 lbs. or
at the rate of 66,000,000 lbs. per
annum.
There were increased retail
sales in Canada to .1,iay, as com-
pared with April and the index
number o f the Dominion Bureau
of Statistics rose from 83.7 to 85.6.
Hardware had the. best showing,
the increase ' being from 15.8 to
112.3.,
A spare blue -clad figure which
to thousands of passengers
through Vancouver in the past
t
r enied a symbol
seven years 'rep es 9m
of friendliness in a strange city
will no more be seen around the
wharves and terminals of the
Csna diaa Pacific railway in the
Coast city since Albert Charles
Pearsall, terminal passenger
agent for the company, died there
recently.
With rising prices for wool and
wheat
for
a vast
Chinese
market
caused partly 'by advantageous
monetary exchange, Australia is.
rising steadily to a greatly im-
proved
. -
lar
proved economic position, declar-
ed
lee
ed Warwick Fairfax, managing
director of the Sydney Morning
Herald, Australia's ,•oldest news-
paper,
an the
papier, a traveller recently
Canadian :Australasian liner Nia-
gara.
GLENANNAN
Mrs. Arthur Lincoln spent a few
days with her daughter, Mrs; John
Cathers, Gorrie.
Mr. and . Mrs. Harry Colbourne and
eon, Vern, of Detroit, were week -end
visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Reuben Stokes.
of
Au-
burn,
Mr. and Mrs. Thompson,
burn, were recent visitors with Mr.
and Mrs. W. H. Marshall.
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Stokes, Mr.
and Mrs. Thos. Metcalfe and Jack,
spent the week -end ' with friends at
Lion's Head.
A number from . around here'at-
tended the picnic at Kincardine one
day last week.
Mrs, Haugh retuti:ned hotue after
ending a couple of weeks with her
sister,, Mrs. Win. 'Mundell.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hastings and
,
family, also Mr, and Mrs. Wm. Mer-
kley and family were Sunday visitors
C. Weir's.
' to take iinrnediate proceedings to
Clerk- : have any errors or omissions
rected according to law, the Iasi day,
TOWNWINGHAM gust, 1
far appeal933, being the 186 day of Aix -
OF
Bated, Clerk's Office, the 2'Itb day,
8 -Law Na. 1047, 1933. of July 1933
-W, R Cr uikstiank, Gl.erk.
A By-law to provide for taking the Winghasn, Ontario.
votes of the electors ort a proposed
33y -law to borrow the sum of Seven `.
Thousand Dollars for the purpose of
iurcbasing the Wingharn Arena.
Passed the 26th day of July, A.D.
ous
1
WHEREAS it is desirable that a' a thetithe to be thankful that
propcsedD by-law of the Corporation E„4 -ere not hurt* ;rislr.
ongraitulations arc
entitled A By -lair for borrowing the 1 exextendedC..
EELMO E
e inten e heat is, having." .&erI
the potato trots. NOS
sum of Seven Thousand Dollars for
the purchase of the Wingham Arena" 1 hf
be sub/tatted to the electors for their ;ar
alaproval,andit is expedient and ne-
cessary to passthis Ey-law lot the
, t ka 5 y
purpose of enabling the electors tri
ote ot1 the proposed Bydant
t
13i: 11 THEREFORE enacted by
the Municipal Cottecii of the Corpor
atir,n of the Town of ?i in ,hare
Pic
day
and 1trs. Roland 'Baliagli t,ai t
al of a little daxighter.
xe Ptesbytrrian Sunday School
is was held' at KY:isicardine Toes-
) All report e. splendid
re-
s liatrnah Stolace #.y ho)iday'i;
i .her brothers ori the teeth.
Three thousand children have 'beets
lost in Exhibition Park in Toronto, on
Young Canada's Day.i. All were talcen
care of by police acid nurses, provid-
d +rithmilk, ice cream, chocolate
bars
other delicacies and. event,
and
wally were restored to their parents.
Young Canada's Day et the Canadian
National Exhibition this year is Mon -
Y, Aug. 28th.
Meeting at a time when the
mations of the world were never
so muds in need of close co-opera-
tion economically and politically,
the fifth biennial conference of
the Institute of Pacific Relations
to be bele at the Banff Springs
Hotel, August 14-28, is regarded
as a possible turning paint in the
affairs of all the nations border-
ing the Paeific.
:0
OBITUARY
John Dingwall
The death occurred in Blyth late
Thursday night of John Dingwall,
who had been a resident of East Wa-
wanosh for many years. He has been
in failing helath for twoyears, and
for some months has been cared for
by Mrs. Isabell Johnston at her nurs-
ing home, Myth. He was taken to
Toronto about three weeks ago for
special treatment but was brought
back in a serious condition, death
taking place in a few, days. His wife
who -was formerly Ella Dobie, of
near Auburn, passed away a few
years ago as did a brother, Alex., Ross f al-
so
Blyth.
so a sister, Mrs. John yth.
He was well and favorably known
in his community and had many
friends. Being a player of the bag-
pipes his services were much sought
after at times.
He -vas a member of the Presby-
terian Church. Funeral services were
private and were conducted by his
pastor, Rev. W. T. Mills, interment
taking place in Union cemetery.
John Oliver
Death came with startling sudden-
ness to John Oliver, Brussels, on
Saturday, from heart trouble. He
died at the home of Mrs. Hugh La-
mont, where he had gone to repair an
implement for which he was an ag-
ent.
He was in his 62nd year. He
was born near Ethel, and had lived
all his n„ h
is ife in that vicinity. He leaves
to mourn their loss, his wife, form-
erly Elizabeth Ireland; one daughter,`
Mrs. Chas. 'McGavin, of McKillop,
n .
and three sans, J:ames and Frank, of
Detroit, and Jack, Toronto, also one ,
brother, Frank, in New York, and
three sisters, Mrs. Wilbur Baker and
Mrs. Bell, Shakespeare, and Mrs. Jane
Thompson,
s funeral
Brussels. The
was held from his late residence, in
Brussels, Monday afternoon, inter -
being made in Brussels Cemetery.
• Self-regulation of motion Dire.
turves by producers to conform.
with ordinary .standards of deceu
ey -will ultimately render boards.
o! censors unnecessary, predicted
Will H. Hays, Czar of ,'Hollywood,
iu
Vancouver
nco
1 t
TWa lrvje�ed 'reseait ��
stere lie arrived troth a:. sinorl
stay at Banff and Lake :Cruise.
Clark Gable was mothermovie
star visitor at these fatuous moun-
tain
ouetain resorts,
All Ontario district brother
officers of Norman yl i. Mc"4aiillan,
stsperititendent, truce Division,
Canadian Pacific Railway, with
C. Grout, general superittee-
deist, as chairman, took :part re-
cently in a Presentation to Mr.
McMillan of a silver tea and zeta
fee service, at the Royal York,
Hotel, Toronto, on the occasion of
his promotion as assistant to 11. J.
Httrniphrey, general manager,
eaaterrn lines of the railway.
Unheralded, unrecognised :and
unexpected, Ors l ranklin D, Roo-
sevelt, after ars all day Motor trip
through Fre:nehanadian country
east of 4nebei City, motored re-
cently` Into the Ancient Capital
and tuft up at tlna Chateau F'rolf-
tenet'. The Wife of the l reside'ht
Of tie United States, tln
e tollo its
Ing 'day, took in the eights of 'taut-
bet front the Bight seat of O.
eal4ehe, the attaint one-bora*
ireixicle3 charaetrerietie of 4ueb
o1ivlr.
Alice M. Dunning
Following a long serious illness in
the Sick Children's Hospital, Toron-
to, Alice M. Dunning passed away on
Monday, July 31st. She was the dau-
ghter of Earl and Anna Dunning, a
niece of Rev, and Mrs, Kenneth Mac-
Lean. Little Eleanor Dunning, who
has been staying with Rev. and Mrs.
MacLean for some time, is a sister.
The funeral was held on Wednes-
day afternoon from the residence of
Irs. Hattie Dunning, Cumberland,
Ont.
Two art galleries jammed with the
outstanding creations of the painter,
teacher, sculptor, photographer and
hand icraftsrnan are again a feature,
of the Canadian National Exhibition
this year. The great picture "Virny
Ridge presentd to the Candian Gov-
ernment by Lord. Dewar will be on
view.
BORN,
AE—To Mr. and Mrs. Wm. G. Ra
b5Young St., W., Waterloo, . Judy
31st, 1933, a son.
THOMPSON—On 5uly Sth, 1933, lin
the Twp. of Morriss 'to bit°. arts'
Mrs, 'Robert Thompson, a son:
RATPV---Oit july 8th, 1933, itn the'Ip.
of ,
Mr.:.and Ws,
' a
n
oslr
to r:
CK
retnce j. Rath,, a daughter.
BALLAG -Tli the Tp. of Culross,
an
1ui7 216, ;to Mar, and Mrs. T
iawtarid }tllagia, d daughter,
Tbwsday, Ax>guat 3rd 1933
ISARD'S
AUGUST
SALE
Buy
now while Prices are at the lowest.
l ues.
rival
You'll never':. get bene
You
Women's Pure Silk Hose, full-
fashioned in service or 6n C
chiffon; Bargain ...._-......... .
Rayon Bloomers, full roomy
sizes, popular shades. ,t2
C
Sale—.-------
300
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300 yds. of Printed Voiles and
Organdies, reg. up to 39 C
75c, Sale .
winch Bloomer Elastic; lots of
stretch
D Yard for .. lO10Cy _.
N.eatway Bobby Pins. 12
pins on card. 2 cards for �
+
Safety Pins, assorted siz- Met
es. 3 cards for _..-._.----_—
Factory Cotton, fine quality,
yard wide, reg. value 1 '1 C
., C:. •ente 1
Clearing 20 pieces Cotton
goods, value up to 30c. 15c
Now only
white Towels, and fancy
colors, nice size and
good quality. Bargain 21 �+
100 Yards. Linen Towelling
with colored borders,
5c:
.good value at 20c, now
Window Blinds with guaran-
teedPrice
rollers. Sale 59 C
Princess Slips made itt. good
style of angel skin, 1, V
$1.25. Bargain .__ • 1 . V VO
Never Better Values in
Summer
es
Dress
The Dress Sale of the S
eason
Smartest of new styles, Tub -Vast Prints, Summer
y ,
Shades, Organdy Trims. Complete range of sizes.
65 Dresses in the lot and smart enough for street
wear. Your choice of any Dress in the range $.1.00
T • Crep-
Ses,
Sale of 50 Dresses comprising Voiles, printedp
Celanese,in all the best colors. Sale $1.95, $2.95
es,
Clearance of all our better Dresses and Swagger.
'
Suits; High Class Tailored Suits and Dresses, idl-
ing now at a discount of 20 to 35 per cent. off the
regular prices.
SALE OF DRESS GOODS "
oatins
Silk. Crepes,. Sport Satins, Taffeta Silks,
Wool Delaines, Velvets and Serges, all on sale ---
Less 20 Per Cent.
White Kid Belts, reg. oc ...39c 4 doz. Fancy
Print Shirts,
i Your Pick for ......_ _._69c
Girls' Rayon Caps, price 2ac
New Pattern Ties, reg. 50c
lines, Sale ....
Misses' Fancy Colored Pullov-
ers, 75; for - _...... .59c
Clearing line of Gloves, reg.
50c, now ...25c'
Children's Organdy Dresses,
2,
3, 4years,re value
g
1.25. Sale
98c Extra
HeavSOveralls,
Black
or BIfie .. ,.... ......$1.49
Special in Men's Navy Work
Shirts,. now
.
...
len''s Overalls,wlil
.g_i._v-
e
good
wear. Sale _...... _...... _.._-..98c
100
yards Chintz andCretonne,
reg,
25c,
`Sale
Price .... .19c Boys' Strong
Wearing
T
weed
Suits, Sale .......
$5.75
MEN'S WEAR STORE
Work Socks, all wool, grey, 15c
Men's White all wool Pullov-
ers, now ....
Fancy
Lisle and Ra
an docks Men
,s
Suits,
all 1 on sale at
Cut
Pries 1
c
3 pairs for 50c•
— FRESH GROCERIES ----
Tea,1: : 1b. p � kge. .......15c
En�lxsh 13'reakfast
o'. ...,.., .29c
Kolona Coffee,1 1'b. k e.
]?�.25c
...5c; 6fot t.
DeLux. jelly Powder >
• o•
22c
for .::....
1 es
Wheat, c
Shredded
5
Bottle Certo . • . . .. 28c
'n .,..22c
�alnl.on 1 lb. tit ..
Red Brand of S
r.... 755c
10lbs.`Red nth Sugar for ,...,.,.:.;
��G
Orange Pekoe Tea,(loose)per lb.. , .... , .39
Blue Rose Rice 4 lbs. for ...' ..... , .. • .25c
;
. ..23
cBIan. Makess 2 for : � .
Peanut butter, 2 Jars for �. . .. .�. . ...:25c
i _ :
Corn Flakes, 3 pkges for . , ... , .... .25c
Soap Chips, 2 lbs -fill r . . :... , t .. , .. , .....15c
P. and C. Soap, 4 cakes for . , , . .' ......15c
2 lbs. Seedless Raisins for ...... .. . ...23c
1 ib. Tin Baking Powder /........ . * , ,•....:19c
Higest• Prices Paid For Eggs.
BIG STOCK .And BEST VALUES ALWAYS AT
sar & Co.