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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance Times, 1928-01-12, Page 5'1i irsday, jai -Mary xatka; 29213 wwwuw«+wwww�wN,+uwxwn,wew, IN '�9�M9i�lf�l�(EEIM�rIIi�Eilll(pEpIA��9�iu VG'J •ADv'ANCE-TIMIL'S 000000000000000100000010 id is JoinGreat Cottle n the >Ar. eat I." Cast Of Barg hl��ll�IlpEtlEE�IM_I pm am Take a. T a: Ur 0 ,e O SS' Big Reductions in all Departments to force Immediate Clearance of ' all Winter Goods and make room for Spring Goods, due to arrive next month. Sving es Clearing ,our entire stocks of Ladies' Suits, Coats, 'Dresses, Sweaters. Fur coats at a saving of from .. .............. ,r, .. O'tea 356/ BIG SAVINGS on all lines of Women's and Children's Underear, , Flannels, Flannelettes, Blanket s, arns, Dress Goods,- Silks, Velvets, Tosiery, Gloves, Corsets, Rugs, Car- lin pets, Oilcldth.s, Li ioleums, Boots and 11111 Shoes and Groceries. IM SUITS and OVERCOATS ▪ Offering Men's Fine Suits and Ov- ® ercoats in latest .models and a11,m,tlie N . 1111 y®� IEEE leading Fabrics. Remarkable values. "See Them, MEN'S AND BOYS' WEAR Stanfield's Blue Lalbel Underwear 2.39 Men's Heavy Wool Socks 65c for 49c Men's Heavy Overalls, Snag -proof now 1.95 Heavy ribbed wool underwear 1.35 Boys' Wool Sweaters sale ., 1.39 Boys' Fleeced Underwear .. 49c Men's Heavy Sweaters 1.65 with a waft and e�igh1 children is 'de- picted as passing Himself off: as a bachelor named McDonald, and then is alleged to have followed the indec- ent assault, After Campbell Grant of Walker ton had put up an able argument for his acquittal at the court' and Crowns Attorney Freeborn cited why he should be convicted, Mr. Wm, 1\11c - Donald, the •eloquent scribe of the Chesley Enterpris , delivered an t„ ation an the prisoner's behttli that brought applause from the crowd and tears from the wife, .especially in that partwhere lie ,urged the magistrate to consider the family in passing judg- tnent in the case,' The prisoner, in broadcasting from his sprat that he "didn't Y10 it" and someone telling him, to "shut up" also tended to -malas ,the occasion a colorful one. EN SI 5111.tIElMfl��l'rMq®,.,�Efi3 11 6fli l SI It agistx'a te Wal1wr : int deli taint jnd gent s id he was going to re - J, h member the wife and chilth•en a g<,t,,rl deal mitre than the prisoner did when he, went fiddling. around C1a. sley 'in- ste,nd of being out tit worse an ' his fartn.'lis Worship would have ,„iv'on Mets the lash had he done anythnig of a v'loleo-t, or harmful nature to the w,,l.1an, but as the court, wantedit known that the women of this 'culla.. CO 010,hoc ' iected, tii lea sostreridFld s kiUt en oe as hr d hr:en suggest t.. takiaJg cognizance ui the Pari ti:at $,goo had already b' crx furlt ited to tlt ' nitrt by the, prisoner jun'tpingt Iustl ;as; it wove, e >o, the first attempt try the a,n o, the county cadi amu. urn- ced that be would leave bins t,o is Omit: for seeding by giving; hila fxnr in rails in the conuty jail, MEMS lNM amMI I.IIM ,nt % to %at{ edu We are not going to carry ' ver any M veer deo,,.; ts or Sills for Men and ;g oys. Everythnn°' must be isposed of. No old stick her r' a Green Tag on Every Sale Article. Sale starts LIVESTOCK MARKETING CONTRACT Farmers throughout Ontario 'Will be given an -opportunity of marketing their cattle and hogs on a, strictly co- operative basis. The shart!igiders of 'The United Farmers Co-operative Co. Limited, at their annual meeting, a few weeks ago""""gave the directors au- thority to arrange for meetings at which to discuss the Hog Pool and Live Stock Contract, and then to or ganihe, if those who sell their live stock approve of this new system of marketing which has been adopted with such satisfaction to the farmer in recent years. The Directors met December loth to 22nd, and deckled to ask each county to- send a representative to confer with. the Company directors in Toronto on January 24th. In the short time that remains before the conference it will be impossible to give assistance to all counties. Arran- gements.are being made, however, for meetings in. Dufferin, Grey and Sim- coe at which to discuss this 'method of marketing, and answer questions. WIEN MENTIIIINE Ell MINIS 114 Leaders of the farmer movement' in other counties are urged to see that their county is represented by a strong. delegate at the Toronto meeting on. January 24th. Details well •there be worked out for local meetings and'a campaign for membership. REDUCED EXPRESS RATES The first of the week the express companies announced a reduction in express rates on parcels from 1 to 15 lbs. Formerly the minitnunn rate was 45 cents per parcel, but, now par- cels up to 5 pounds from points with- in. the province will be 3oc; for 6 000NmE 0000 ®� pounds 4oc; and a sliding scale per ® lb, up to 15 lbs. There are also `re- duced rates ,on parcels from Province to' Province for 15' lbs. and under. JANUA'Y SALE F Men's and Boys' Overcoats and Suits at Reduced Prices MEN'S OVERCOATS Tweeds, Chinchillas ...and ..:Friese Cloths made -in plain and- belted styles in Greys, Browns and; Blues. Sizes 36 to 44. Reduced prices $rg.5o $e4, and $29.50 YOUNG TVMEN'S OVERCOATS The season's newest models and materials for young men. All sizes, from 33 to 38. Special reduced prices at $x4.50 to $24.50 MEN'S SUIT'S Greys, Fawns, Browns and Blues, in Tweeds and Worsted;. Style of single and double breasted models. Sizes 34 to 44. Reduced prices $15.5o to Same) YovNG IVCEN'S 'SUITS NeW style itt both double and single breasted English Tweeds. Sizes as to 38. Prices $x4.50 to $24.50 All Wool Shirts and Drawers $..19 Fleece Underwear 85c Caps .. .. '05c to $x•95 Sweaters $2,x9 to $495 vs Ea 1!111! 1,11 161 .HAM ; 11010110001011110111110 HAD DRAMATIC CLIMAX • (Bruce Herald and times)',: Not often does a police court throw Off such a dramatic air as that sit- tings of the peace 'that sent Charles Shewell, a BentintQ.c .Farmer and auc- tioneer, over' to the Walkerton jail to serve four months for indecent as:. spilt on.At' married, lady.` Staged On Thursday afternoon in Chcsley, where the crime took place the court room was as full as any thing _free could ever hope to be in a Scotch settlement where the child- ron are early taught to distingttis$ a good. nickle from a bad one. The affair had been previously ad- vertised in the 'Cliesley Enterprise, whose editor- depicted him as starting for a home "Whim; :two ladies i csided in different apartments with his pas signs inflamed with booze got tinder the present. Governnxent Control s;ys- tcan,, and the real ,transgressors of which the editor: thought were those Who , legaliztsd the traffic. As the evi- dence showed that he tot his liquor which was a' left -over privilege from the old 0.'l'..1.., the •scribe: lutist con- demn all voters when Ito puts the otitis.. 00 tlto;`c who legalized the 'traf- rio. Having, thus passed the buck to the .electorate for the condition he was in, the editor gives the pr isoner a fly- ing start .onhi,s criminal cotttse. tering the house of this Married rnan 111113 81111111 al MEN'S O'COATS Special lot of Men's Overcoats. Men's and Young Men's Fawn,' Heather, Grey and Mixture. All. sizes. High grade coats Va- lue up to $30.0( SALE $18.75 YOUTH'S MEN'S & YOUNG MEN'S In light tweeds dark shades. Belted .. and plain Models. Fancy cheek lines. Worth up to $22.50 SALE- $13.75 ogionsmostmerenusesesemaingmamortmeemmeostameenvon MEN'S & YOUNG MEN'S NAVY BLUE With ulster collars and.�velvet collars. Slip on and dress models. This includes most of our blue coats. Valued tip to $35.00 SALE 24 75 BOY'S UN'WEAR Penman's Natural Wool Shirts & Draw- ers. SAI.! 100 each. massautemarevriammormaommecommemoomma BOY'S STANFIELD'S All Wool Shirts' and Drawers A 1 $1:19 a eh Januar Read and Realize --Then consider tI uaIiiy apt Suits for Men and Young Men. Individual cloths in Twist, Plain Navy, Fancy Navy, Tweed, Double and Single Breasted Models. sonsossmeemeaxmornenaat $22.50 Young men's tweed suits double breasted. SALE .....$16.75 $25.00 Young men's worsted double breasted SALE ..... $17.50 $30.00 Young men's blue pencil stripe. fine worsted SALE.......... ... .... . ... $22.50 blue sergesuits. SALE $0.00 Men's navy 20.00 $35.00 Men's fine navy serge suits SALE $26.75 40.00 Men's hand -tailored suits SALE .` . $ 3A00 $35.00 Men's fancy navy blue double breasted SALE .. • . $26.75 $30.00 Men's fancy tweed and tWist suits SAL . SPECIAL OPENING PRICE Men's Horse hide lined and `Calf mitts. SALE 75 c anroameanamargasommunmemerammisemmrawrekemanms SPECIAL. OPENING PRICE. Men's heavy mack- inaw pants, in dark grey and corduroy. Regular SALE $2.95 m EVERY BOY'S OVERCOAT Must move. ,Sizes roin 2 to 6. S.1r.1; $2L45 SPECIAL OPENING P ICE 6 Men's All Wool Mackinaws Good qual ity. SALE $5e00 selmiseltonmortennentuoventimmannanatromamenewswanstermamni SPECIAL OPENING PRICE Carhartt's fatuous ov-. i r,lalls and smocks. Ccks. Black and !blue stripes SALE,, BOY'S O'COATS :heavy ulster style in Ilan y, fawn cel:. grey. Sizes 6 to 15., Wi 01 Clothiers and These Prices SPECIAL OPENING PRICE Here's a Good One Odd Vests for. Men SALE SPECIAL OPENING PRICE Men's Wool Work Sox SALE 19c SPECIAL OPENING PRICE Men's fine dark navy khaki and blue work shirts, SALE 95c SPECIAL OPENING PRICE Boy's Winter Caps. with ear lugs. SALE 25c SPECIAL' OPENING PRICE Penman's All Wool brown heather sweat- er coats. SAI,I:$ $1 39 STANF`IELD'S Red Label Shirts and Drawers SALF. gt1.99 STANFIELD'S ;hie Label Shirts' ant Drawers SA I4E $2.35' sit r � r NE ishex 1��