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The Wingham Advance Times, 1934-07-26, Page 8:tilt PAGE EIGHT T kIE .WINGHAM ADVANCE -TIMES SHOW STARTS AT 8 P.M. Thursday, Friday, Saturday, July 26th, 27th, 28• :h KEN MAYNARD In A Western Picture, Also LITTLE JACK LITTLE I.n "MAR'" IED OR SINGLE" Two Reel Comely "CEILING WHACKS" And FOX NEWS. AIGZIMPWAR VatigNf ct — CUT -- RATE — PRICES The Bright, Cool, Sanitary Grocery.— A Store Stocked with Clean, Fresh Groceries in every well-known brand, and marked at prices that defy competition. Just come a little further, where you save more money. These Prices Good up to Wednesday, August lst. SODA Kellogg's BISCUITS CORN MATCHES Weston's FLAKES 3 boxes for 23c 1 lb. pkg. _.11c 3 pkg for 25c Best Shelled Walnuts ..._. 36c lb, Fresh Dates '..-. 2lbs. for 17c English and. Gold Medal Floor Wax 21c Gold Medal Coffee, Steel Cut 1 Ib. tin 36c Ib. tin for 20c (Pure Lard, Special for ._ 10c lb. Carnation MILT£ Tall tins 2 for 19c Small tin ....."5c Eagle Brand for 19c Pasteurized Golden Bar CHEESE ib. pkg. 2 for 25c Arrowroot BISCUITS 25c for 18c Ib. Best 65c Green Tea for ... 49c lb. Sun Wheat Biscuits (McCor- mick's) 19c Old Dutch Cleanser for 9c tin Shredded Wheat ..... 2 pkg 23c Flaked Wheat Berries ".. 23c bag CERTO for preserving. Bottle for ...28c ICING SUGAR 2 lbs. for ...17c SEEDLESS RAISINS 2 lbs. for ...24c Arctic Custard Wafers 30c ...21c Catsup, quart si Jell Breakfast Cocoa Special 9c lb. Powders, Big 5 Cleanser for only 4c y ze bottle 15c 4 pkgs. for 17c -Chipso, large 19c small for 9c Muffets . 2 pkg. 19c Best Brands • "WE KEEP DOWN The Grocery at Al aysPrices i THE UP KEEP" SaveLower eMone u Y• First Student: "So the :president Second Student: "I congratulated just expelled you, eh? What did oyu hint for turning out such a fine young say to him?" man." a.. vas IT PAYS HANDSOMELY TO eoCover The Seats Of Your Auto And we have in stock five pieces of SLIP COV- ER goods, one of which will match the upholstery of your car. This is not expensive and our ` work- man gives an excellent job. `.1 1 ralear cely 2 Thursday, July 26th, 1934 to 2 Walker Steres, Limited - Wigha 's Shopping Centre Clearing Summer Requirements t the Right Time and Prises SUMMER DRESSES CLEARING HALF PRICE AND ONE THIRD TOFF REGULAR PRICES You have still plenty of Summer; wea- ther, to take advantage of these •dainty Summer Frocks; shown in this season's materials and) ° styles; every one reduced for this sale. $2.95 to $13.50. Half .Price and One -Third Off. BETTER COTTON PRINT WASH DRESSES REG. $1.95. SIZES 14 to 50. You'll ` feel just right in one of these crisp print frocks. Will wash and wear beautifully, besides saving 66ci �@ •L• 29 Sale Price LADIES' BATHING SUITS ALL WOOL The sun -tan back suit here excellent val- ue at their regular prices; all are neat - fitting with attached skirt; Siz- es to 42; all colors 1 039 CHILD'S WOOL BATHERS Pure wool, best for kiddies' use, atthis price, a real saving; Sizes 24 to 49c c 30; Reg. 79c SALE OF MEN'S SHIRTS Men's Broadcloth Shirts, choice of three sleeve lengths, large assortment of new- er striped patterns or all white. 9 Q c Sizes 14- to 17. LADIES' NEW STYLE SWIM SUITS 2069 These bathing suits are the advertised Athlete style, many fitted with special brassiere section, they fit right. Color combinations are smart. Regular to $3.50. LADIES VESTS Summer Vests in fine cotton, many with comfy cut shoulder, all sizes. 19 Reg. prices to 35c, RAYON STRIPED COTTON TSLOOMERS Suitable stammer weight ;bloomers, close- ly woven, that stand constant ft/e,)11.: laundering, Reg. 59c. CHILD'S SUMMER HOSE Rayon plated socks give the best wear possible, assorted sizes and 'col- 11 . b ors. Reg. 29c. Pair 1 LADIES BALBRIGGAN BLOOMERS, CLEARING Choice in these bloomers of cuff knee band or elastic, cut roomy, double gus- set crotch; sizes, •stiall,_medium, large; Colors, flesh, peach and white 3C Sale LACE TRIMMED SILK AND RAYON PANTIES. Silk crepe de chine or better grade ray- on in these' deep lace -trimmed panties. Sizes, small medium and large. cad ,Reg. values to $1.00 a7i 3 _ ,ays of Remarkable Vahies JULY 26, 27, 28 o - 3 DAYS ONLY i f. eta- CHAIR SETS COMPLETE Set consists of back rest and cushion to "fit seat, heavy quality chintz covering, well padded, Reg. $1.25 �o C CHILD'S WASH SUITS Made from linene, its firmly woven qual- ity wears well and launders easily. Sizes to 6 Sale 3 3 C 3 for 1000 HALF PRICE SALE OF FRAMED PICTURES Wide • and varied selection of subjects, choice of plain moulding in black or gold. Regular prices 50c, 75c, $1.00, $1.25, $1.50, $1.75, $2.00. Reduced each to Half Price. SALE OF COTTON WASH DRESS FABRICS REGULAR 23c VOILES € FINE VOILES A wide selection in this popular sum- mer dress material. 36 inches 18 wide c This selection covers many novelty weaves, so popular this season. /9C Reg. 65c and 75c. `� RAYON AND COTTON DRESS CREPE A splendid wearing material for dresses, lingerie and linings, has a smooth 29C silk-like finish, 36 inches wide in full range of colors. Reg. 49c. CHINTZ CUSHIONS Three shapes in these low-priced cosh - ions: oblong, square and chair back shape; well filled with 'clean 'cot i3 ton, good wearing chintz covering BROADCLOTH SHORTS Men's athletic shorts, in broadcloth ma- terials, they wear better and hold their colors; elastic inserts at waist; %Q'AC All Sizes a�� ii BROADCLOTH PYJAMAS Men's Pyjamas in good quality Broad- cloth, neat stripes, reg. $1.95 and$2.25. Suit 1.33 ZINC RUB BOARDS Good size rubbing surface, strong cl. C wood frames40 s . LITTLE GIANT AXE Hard wood handle, good weight ►9 p_' C, chopping head, reg. $1.25; Each I n.3/ ALUMINUM FRY 'PANS Medium size, good weight, aluminum, with ever cool handles. Regular A9 c 98c. Each _...- SPECIAL ASSORTMENT REGULAR PRICES TO 50c Many useful articles, mostly in hard- ware line, pans, hammers, small 2 axe, aluminum, graniteware, etc.' SUMMER : MESH WEAVE UNDIES You will, find these delightfully cool, fine quality, rayonin new open mesh weave; Sizes, small, medium and large. siz9c J Pair for ' tnV VOILES, PIQUES AND OTHER DRESSES Save money by buying during sale one ofthese cotton dresses, every one smart- ly styled and will give you the maximum in wear. Regular $2.95 and $3,50. Clearing, one price 2.39 SALE OF MILLINERY Clearing balance of ladies' Summer Hats regardless of cost, values to 50c $4.50. Each CHILD'S WOOL BATHERS Every one pure wool in choice of colors. Size 24 to 30, Reg. 98c .713,C CHILD'S NAVY REEFERS Navy blue color in all wool material, reg. $4.50, also included girls' spring Coats reg. $3.95. On sale at one price. n Sizes 3 to 10 years. Each 1 • SPECIAL OFFER MODESS Well known, sanitary pad withmoisture- proof cover, fluffy fill- 1525C ing, at a new low price for BATH TOWELS FOR COTTAGE OR HOME USE TU1b>KISH TOWELS FRINGED TOWELS Plain white patterned with neat colored design; size 181/2 by 36 inches; Ty good' weight and drying quality. Heavy quality, drying quality woven in- to these towels, cream ground with neat striped border and centre. Size 33c 21 by 44 in. Each LARGE SIZE T WELS 22x41 INCHES, EACH One Cake' Palm Soap Free. Generous sized Towels, white ground'with fancy colored border and centres; get generous size cake of palm. soap, a new delightful soap, Free. 29c LINEN HAND TOWELS Clearing these slightly counter -soiled linen hand towels, 'hemstitched hems, patterned borders; size 18 by 33 +2 3 C inches. Reg. 65c, Each a7 CHINTZ VERANDAH SETS, 4 PIECES, REG. $1.98 .. 1.39 Set consists of one 'double cushion, one single cushion, card table cover, table runner; heavy quality chintz, neat patterns. SCRIM CURTAINS Good quality material in all white, with neat ruffled edge, 21/4 yards•long.SGC Reg. 65c. Pair CAMP STOOLS Strong canvas'seat, hardwood frame that folds into a small space. 29c Each 6x9 FEET GRASS RUGS Colorful rugs in two designs for veran- dah or sumer cottage, various colors, Reg. $2.25. Each 1.9 7x9 CONGOLEUM RUGS Save money on these practical floor cov- erings, suitable for any part of the home, selection of patterns, quantity limited. Reg. $6.85, Each 5.00 9x9 Congoleurn rugs, as above, `+ Reg. $8.25, Each w 25 CANVAS DECK CHAIRS These comfortable lounge chairs' • are. good for verandah or cottage, hardwood. frames with strong canvas seat89�, Each WASH CLOTHS Lay in a supply while at this low price. Good size with various e� p� C colored borders. For 6 7 MEN'S SOCKS Men's summer weight socks in wide var- iety of patterns. •1C Pr. 1600 Size 10 to 112 a7• MEN'S SMART TIES' Dressy patterns in wide choice of striplr,' well lined, they hold their shape. 29c 4. Each BOYS' BATHING SUITS All wool with attached skirt, quality that stands hard wear. Reg. $1.25. 89c Each •7 STEEL FRY PANS Good Weight with long handle that keeps cool, • 1e..22c4cg:.29c4c..33C al e tore imited July 26th, 27th, 28th •� tl r'�. s!. �� S. •ht.'s Ff;:, h �t t4 r" fiith4 g rr".Y''.ia,ii ..jir.�'...,a;TN,'?, �:z�i.S 5 ,:,tia�� ..;tEatK�a}.�,�';h' 4i?�� Want Ads Bring Results, awatm_,-mplawanmsammomm 4i DOES YOUR CAR LEAK WHEN IT RAINS While this is very aggravating and at the same' time a costly aggravation it can be very easily rem- edied, In fact WE CORK the top of your car and guarantee absolutely WATERPROOF` for a very .small sum, namely 75 cents. Tive grades AUTO TOPPING always on Eland at lowest prices. We sell AUTO TOPPING by the yard, or ,RE- PLACE your auto top -- Good service and excell- ent workmanship, Phono 129 tore 'The he Befit Shoe Storey" Y9Y ingha'm4 ANNOUNCING EYE' SIGHT SERVICE P. T, ARMSTRONG Registered Optometrist will be in our store every Thurs- day afternoon. EYES TESTED FREE Glasses Fitted Only When Neces- sary, Special attention, given to Children, Ito 'HAMILTON JEWELER TORY .CORNER'S Mrs. Wm. Hays is improving slow- ly from her accident. Mrs, Wm: H. Dane spent the week- end with her parents, in Wroxeter, Misses Lila and' Betty McCormick of Kincardine; are guests of A. A. Taylor and Mrs, Ross Earl, Gorrie. Miss Elva Dane spent Saturday at Pike Lake and other places: Mr, and Mrs. L. Darling left on Saturday for their home in the \'Vest after spending two weeks withrela- tives around here. Mr, and Mrs. R. A. Taylor and Bil- ly and Melvin, also, Misses Lila and Betty McCormick, spent Sunday with.. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Wright. BLYTH Mr. and Mrs, Campbell, of ' Cali- fornia, are visitors at the home of Mr ,acid Mrs, James Hamilton. Mr. 'Roy Black` of Manitou,' Man., visited his sister, Mrs. Wrn, Bennett during the week and will attend the school reunion on the 6th con. of E. Wawarrosh on July 25th. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Chellow spent „Sunday with friends in Toronto. Mrs, E. llender and son spent the week -end with friends at Zurich. Mrs. M. Metcalf and daughter vis- ited with friends in Mitchell and Strat- ford during the week. Miss Carrie Sims had he.r tonsils removed M Seaforth Hospital and is progressing favorably. Mrs. Alice Slater, one of our most beloved ladies, celebrated her 78th birthday' on Friday, July 20th, and was at home to her numerous friends, among those from a distance who were in attendance were: her neice, Miss Lily Carr, of Calgary, arid Mr. and Ibbs, C. H. Beese of Kitchener. The concert on Monday evening put on by the Henderson Cowboys of Loudon, was well patronized and pro- vided excellent music for the dance held` after the concert. Mr. and Mrs, John Campbell of A.lymer, are spending, part of their holidays with the latter's another, Mrs, Pheobe Taylor. The brick work on Mr. Wit. Tay- lor's lor's two new bungalows at the south end of the village is nearly completed. Sandy MacGregor's fltwver had been. stolen, "Toe bocl, Sandy," syr pat'Itieed a friend. "Have you no trace of the thief?" "Aye," admitted Sandy, f'I know the mon who has it." "And you have made no effort to redeem it?" "Not yet. Dinna ye - kin the tires were old? Well, 1 am waiting until the rogue puts new ones on." EYES EXAMINED GLASSES FITTED R. A. REID, Leading Eyesight Specialist of Stratford for 16 years, 'Comes to Williams' Jewelry Store, Optical Ueparttlnetit, EACH WEDNESDAY MORNING from 9,00 until 12.00. Have your eyes examined by an expert and be sure of satisfaction. Glasses adjusted without charge. Quick service on all repairs. Williams jewellery Store OPT ICALL'1 PTR A ID R . i ..,. , � .,:�� EG't O'P'i'ONfE'x'RISt ''.