The Wingham Advance Times, 1927-08-18, Page 5Thursday, Augustz8th, 1927
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® PLAIN BROADCLOTH, best colors, BEADED VOILE DRESS P RNS ®5� on sale 'COTTON. VESTS ?5c forards HEAVY FACTORY COTTON ,yard wide _ 113 ®,�` now 33c reduced to �e = lines of CORSETS _�,■ F CY PATTERN BROADCLOTH PRINTED VOILES and ORGANDIES SUPERSILK SILK HOSE, "guaranteed"' 15 ® ®Broken at _ 11#,v� - to clear a..-
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® ® PURE LINEN TOWELLING, 3�C _ �t reduced to
on sale.:. �__:. special. to . clear' ' -
® ®" bargain at LARGE COVERALL APRONS'CORSETS ® �_ Clearing linesGLOVES-
® PLAID VOILES;, qo incheswide;' C'of SILK 1.00 _ ■ 1-
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to go at �� CHLDclearinREN'SFANCY SOCKS : I-1 Bargain in SILK HOSE;'y;
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1 1.2 c. to clear, per' dozen on sale at I® reduced to ,
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LADIES' SILK VESTS,�� ®RUGS-regulara,
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GROCERIES
ALUMINUM KETTLE and 100
7 bars SOAP for
3 pkgs. CORNFLAKES 6A �°
forC
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13 lbs. SUGAR and
x lb. 75c LOOSE EA for ._1 e65
25c
8 cakes TOILET SOAP
for .
DUTCH CLEANSER 10 c
13,er tin .
SOAP-P.&G., Pearl, Comfort,
Gold 5 cakes 2516'"
LUX
per package
Maple Leaf 20c
BAKING POWDER; r -lb.. tin
JELLY POWDERS
3 pkgs for ... __.____..
TOMATO SOUP
2 tins for;.
Large bottle EXTRACT
2 for »_._.._... _..._..__..
MIXED PICKLES
bottle
CLOTHESPINS, 5c
MATCHES 2 c
large box :___...__._._........�
SHOE POLISH, 2 -in -I
2 tins for .W.:._...
Choice RED SALMON
per tin
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25c
25c
25c
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MEN'S HEAVY POLICE BRACES
now
MEN'S COTTON SOCKS,
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Men's and Boys' SILK TIES,
your pick .._ ..... ,...
BOYS' TWO-PIECE SUITS,
sizes up to 6 years _.- _
BOYS' WASH SUITS, • 98c
out they go at .....
Men's fine quality ALL WOOL SWEATERS; 109
regular value $2.75; clearance
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BOYS' SUMMER JERSEYS, . • 39 c
49c
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TIMOTHY- IN DOUBT ABOUT
ELECTION
To the Editor av all thim Wingham
paypers:
Deer Sur: I am not altogether plaz-
ed wid how the elickshuri campaign
is goin in Hort Huron. The farrum-
+ers do be tog busy wid the harvest
to take much shtock in it, an too un-
sittled in theer• moinds to care which
way they vote. . The Tories are
foindin large a heavy load, 'to ;tarry,.
an the Grits do be cornplainin that
Archie is . a wake candydate, wlloile
Shelly, wid all his harrud w•ur,'ik, is
not able to shtir up anny enthusiasm
at all, at all, among the U.F.O. fel
lahs, 'Tis what me dawrer-in-law,
W110 was a school taicher bef•)or she
had the good luck to marry into the
Hay family, used to call an equilath-
eral troiangle, wid all the sc:ides an;
angles aiqual Ye kin mate min vho
tink nobody has anny show bat Jarge,
an others who tink that Archie, be
rayson av havin the Goveruniint at his
back, will be elickied shure, an still
others who have picket Shelly fer a
winner. So there ye are!
I undershtand that the Grits intitd
bringin theer heavy artillery into the
foight to thry to shmash the 'Tory
trinch,es and., droive us out into the
open, so to shpake.. Let trim come if
they loike, fer, shure, they will kind.
we hey some big guns; too, so we, hev.
The only ting that cud dcfate las wucl
now
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39 The Finest Dresses Shown I.
19c This Se son are Included in m
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Crepes
MEN'S BALBRIGGAN SHIRTS and DRAWERS, ! 5 c
now on sale at, per suit _ -1-•
Fancy pattern SILK. SOCKS, 69c
sale price . =
to BOYS' SUITS, made of Fancy Tweed; latestmodels,
with long pants and bloomers; values up to $12; sale price
Clearance . of BOYS and YOUTHS' SUITS;
out they go at
MEN'S SUITS -Fancy Tweed effects and Worsteds; ..•••.1
value up to $2o.do; on sale at
BOYS' BLOOMERS
reduced to
xs pairs Men's strong wearing PANTS;
clearing pride
Men's strong WORK SHIRTS
9x00 rig
6.95•
3.9®
L39
2 39
on saleat11
OVERALLS FOR MEN; made of strong cloth; 1 39
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Blue, Black or Striped; now only _��... -._.- --• ---
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Men's strong wearing BOOTS,
reduced to
4 PAIRS 1 e nal
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Men's grey WOOL SOCKS
2.98
New models in MEN'S and YOUNG MEN'S ENGLISH
WORSTED SUITS; values to $3o; bargain for quick sale 22.95
MEN'S FANCY TWEED CAPS,
to clear .
BOYS' "FLEET FOOT" CANVAS SHO =S,
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MON IN N
be fier a lot av our nim to turn tnrait-
ors an join up wid the iniiny, an I
belave the Grits an U.F.O.'s do be
countin on that i appinin. I hear. that
a few of our fellahs are shlippin rn
Goderich and Dungannun an some av
the other outlyin villages, but, on the.
other hand, we are gittin a lot av the
Grits to. vote wid us, and the Tory
U.F.O.'s . are nearly all back in the
good ould parthy wheer they belong,
so our man shtd win, in shpunt Lf
iviryting.
'Tis a quare elickshun intoirely, so
it is, fer Jarge is' rennin on the
strinth av :his pasht wurruk fer the
parthy an tree defates, Archie on
tree defates an the rickord av that
combinashun av parthics called the
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To
GOINGt E1"URNi 10,
WINNIPEG ti FromWINNIPEG
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mile to, points beyond, but not west y16„"' "' Pius 3' cent per mile, starting
Pius 34 cent per
of 7 dmontou, MacLeod and Calgary rout to Winnipeg
From stationsita Ontario Smith's Fulls to and including Toronto
ct en 9nclusOntario ivc• Burk ton
Ad'a n 0” t h Line and i-lavelock-Peterboro Line; Kingston to Renfrew Juts i
1. { to Bobcnygeon, inclusive; tranoal to Port McNieoll; Toronto -Sudbury direct Line.
From all Stations in Ontario, South and West' 4f Toronto to Hamilton, Welland, LNagar
a
Falls and Windsor; on Owen Sound, Walkerton, Orangeville, Teeewn
Gederich, St. 114arys, Port Burwell,, and St. Thomaa ranches'; Toronto' and North to
Bolton.
From .all Stations in Ontario en 'the Michigan Central ; Pere Mar, iuettc, Windsor, Essex &
Lake Shore; Grand River ; Lake Eric & Northern ; and .Toronto, Hamilton & Buffalo
Railways.
Colonist Cars operated front" principal points. SPECIAL TRAM SERVICE FROM TORONTO
Through CoIoxt t their escorts.
Ludios and Children -Special Cara Will be rescrvcc. for the exclusive use of:lu[iics, children and
Hill information troth' G, Ll BAKER, Agent, Wingliam, Ont.
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this Clearance Sale.
Crepes, Voiles, Flat
nd Fugi Silks and
DRESSES formerly sold at $25.00
reduced to
DRESSES formerly sold at $35.00 ....
reduced to _ _. ----
DRESSES formerly sold at'$2o.00
sw
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Satins. it
sgi
18.7.5„4/
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_�-24.50 ®I
reduced to 14 75
• ro DRESSES, assorted models` 8.75
reduced to
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12 DRESSES foimerly sold at $i6.5o 1111
®50
6®35
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r5 DRESSES -a bargain
your pick
12 SUMMER COATS to clear at from ONE-HALF to
ONE-THIRD OFF REGULAR PRICE.,
GIRLS' TOM BOY SKIRTS and
KNICKERS to clear at ._ . _ _ .2
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CREPE KIMONAS 2.50 a50
onsale at ._ ... _ M_ ..._..... .............
HANDSOME KNITTED SUITS -all wool,
and choice color combinations.
See them at
50 .95, 1,1..50
these reduced prices ® �
Where Pric
Are ero
M L4mt un i>x {`W9 : ®SSS [sa{ .o- r ;W� yet .i�' ";,. ,;"i, 11 . e: ,1i,t `ul�' 111 '
water, visited Mrs. Pennington's par- 1 ronto, visited last week atmthe home'
ents; Mr. and Mrs. J. Strong. l of the ,former's mother, Mrs. John.
Mr. and Mrs. Janes Wylie, of. To- Wylie.
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King Governmint, an S ell on ty •e
platfoorm av the farrum.ers, when he
isn't wan himsilf. Cud ye bate it? as Mr. and Mrs. Walter Starlord, of
me •bye learned to say whin 1.'• wus Toronto, are visiting at the home of
oversays . If I hadn't been a Tory all the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
me loife I wuddn't-"Hould on rite," Benjamin Stafford. Mr. Stafford is
sez 1 to mesilf. "Ye mustn't aver principal of one of the Shaw schools
tink thim,tings, let alone shpake thim in Toronto. '
arr wroite thim, fer, shure, ye 'musht Miss Lyla Guerin is atpresent vis -
vote as ye hev always done, an not iting with her mother in Gerrie...Miss
bring a disgrace on the Hay familyueriii intends taking a course in the
be dein annyting ilse. Aven to slttay Technical school at London.
at hone an not vote at all, at all, wud Mrs. George Underwood, of Wing
be a wrong ting to do, unless ye sl=ud i hair, visited with her daughter,. Mrs.
hev a latae back loike •ye had whin George Foster, of Gorrie.
the lasht timperince i'iffirinduin wus . Mrs. M. White, of Gorrie, is visit-
,
hild."•
lug; with her son Milton White, of
Iietwane oursilves, • Mishter Editu�r, Chatham,
I don't belave it malas much -lifter s William Murray, of Listowel, is
to the counthry what governin'int is Critically ill at present, with slight
in power, an fer that niatther, it .rt.d hopes of : recovery. Mr. Murray's
be as well to Rape the Tories in aw-
GORRIE
three sisters live in Gorrie.
fice all the toime if thim Grits an Mr. and, Mrs. E. Seip, of Kitchener,
U.F.O.'s only had sinse enott>;'l ; to visited with Mr. and Mrs. J. Stein-
see it. miller, of Gorrie, on Tuesday after -
'Tis the crops that'makc a counthry noon.
prosperous, an, faith, we hev good
wans this year. O.uld Ontario nivir
made a betther showin since the,
fursht sittiers came into:, the bush.
T belave the Grits intind boulxiin
a big pow -wow in the Arena on the
afthcrnoon av the 25th, wid Premier
Xing � and Hon, Mishter Elliott an
Hon. James Malcolm an Hot, Lucien
Cannon an a lot an other big ;;nits
prisift, an maybe veil Archie hitn-
silf, if he lias his oats in the barrun
be that toiine.
1, intend to be thee„, if ine ould
thrubble , doesn't shtroike tete back
abotiit. tbaf :tonne, fer shure it won't
do me anny'harrum to hear what the
gintlemin bey to say, so it won't,
n Yours till nixt wake,
Timothy Hay.
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Mrs. Stanley, of Detroit, is visiting
with her :sister, Mrs. Whitely, at pres-
ent.
Mr.' William Spotton, jr., of Toron-
to; is holidaying at his home at Or-
ange Hill
Kr: and 1.trs. T.' Bradnock, of Got-
tie, are away at Bruce Beach at ptties-
ent.
Palinerston defeated Drew in the
first of the final play-offs in the: Can,
tral league.
GeorgeGallaway won the prize, a
pair of shoes donated by Stephens &
Ashton, for the player scoring the
Most runs . George had seventeen
rites to his credit in the nine ganies.
played,•
•Mr. and ifrs. Pennington
of Tees -
Its superior strength makes Purityy go farther' than
ordinaryflours. It 1s perfect for' all your baking—cakes, pies„:
buns ad bread — so the one flousack only, is necessary.
TryPurity Flour to -day -- it is certain to please you.
Send 30c in stamps for oar 700 -rectae Purity Flour Cook Book, $ eaa.
Western Cauads Flour Mills Co. Limited. Toronto,'Montreal, Ottawa, Stunt Joilt. . t..y
eJ)!An.V(ttlll)eli0.! e/1,• ' :,• I,,LlA, DAT useti!5D.eN etscci. l\elala/lCl�n�9mg.m/!t.m,we
THE M_. ,, ?TLAND CREAMERY
. ...as,,...nni.,,.. WW,11,..110n ,.,iiia.,
P
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We are loading a car of, Poultry (prefer hens) at the Cana,
dian National Depot on '
AUGUST 25 - 26 1�
If you would like your hens culled, phone us and we will
arrange for a Government culler.
CO-OPERATIVE SHIPMENT
THE U14iITEf'D FARMERS' C t' a :r. ERATIVE
COMPANY LIMITED.
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