HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance Times, 1929-01-31, Page 5Thursday, Janitary 3Yst, 1926
BARD'S
Clearance Sale
Closes on
SATU
FE
DAY,
Final Reductions for the Week-
End Clearance
MOVE QUICKLY FOR BIGGER BARGAINS
SEE THE DOLLAR SPECIAL ON CENTRE,
TABLES
Sweaters, House Dresses, Aprons, Combinations,
Under 'Vests, .Towels , Table Linens, Flannelette,
Gingham, Dress Goods, Silks and all kinds of
Remnants.
Rig Values 1 r ; 'ane Liar in
the Grocery Department
hard &o.
WHITECHURCH::
Mrs. W. J. McClenaghan returned
to . her ho111e in Welland. on. Fiiday
•lase:'•
Sorry to hear of the seriaus condi-
tioR1 of Mrs. Elliott Taylor of Ford-
wich. She is suffering from pluro
pneiunoniia. '
Miss Beatrice Johnston, who has
been in Wingham for the past few
weeks spent the week -end at her home
li dre. •
Misses Olive and Daisy Kennedy
Those Languid Eyes
They quickly reflect your health
and physical condition—restless.
eyes indicate the temperament of.
• the stomach.
Watch the eyes • see that
' the whites are clear, with a healthy
bluish tinge. The minute a yel-
low tinge appears it betrays con-
' stipation, sluggish liver or bil-
iousness, . you need a laxative,
Bring back your
, Vigour, Vim, Vitality
t with Becchana's Pills—Cho sure way to
constant. joyous, bounding
health.
Try a regular drily
course
ysill vegetable Yuew
toil tiie story: Product
Rad airut C7rnrcctcr from tits Eyes {r.
fitter,: Iiterpam Adotrrliselrrsrtts.
Sales al8etttstHarold F. Ritchie & Co.,
Limited 'Toronto azs
are visiting their sister, Mrs. Toynbee
Lamb, of Goderich.
Mrs, Jas. Barbour Sr., is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Ben McGiena-
;ghan,
• The Y. P. S. of the United Cllurcl
are holding a social evening on Fri.
February 8th, in the churFlh basement
Mr. )'aniieson;Pettapieee and Mis
Olive:Farrier will debate against Mr
Clarence McCl enaghan .and :Miss May
1 'ightnlan. Everyone welcome.
Mr.' Robert. Farrier wI1.o. has beet
low, .is nary improving and Nurse
`Perriff' is leaving the case on Tues-
day.
People in this community •extend
+.sympathy to Mrs. Win. Bolt, of Wing -
ham and also Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel
iloit and their family in their sadebe-
rea Vement.
The V\1un en`s Institute on Friday
evening last held a dance in Institute
Hall for ,those Who , helped with the
lottn.e-in;a of the hall and for those
Who will drat gravel and help in the
', spring. There was a "full house. and
all report a good time.
Miss Florence- Bradford of Orange-
ville is visiting her Sister, Mrs. Cal
vert Falconer.
yitr, and 'Mrs. Geo, Harkness en-
tertained, a number of their friends
and neighbors oil Wednesday evening
last.
:Mr,— and. I\frs. Jin] Falconer and
1A-iiss Norah attended a party at the
dicier of \fr. and Ades. Calvert Fal-
coner on :I"riday evening last, .
RAPID CITY
The residents of this burg were
„shocked when they heard of the sad-
den death of lir. William bolt, of
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J �,Ir,*, ^ `VEIREEFEERMil
Thursday, Friday, Saturday, January 31, Feb, 1,2
Clleen ore
—In—
"Oh Kay"
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, February 4, 5, 6
George Sidney + Charles Murray
41h
6d f�
Flying Ra
WINGHAM A.DVANC;E-TIMES
Winghain, ' w110 was hit by a board
while tvorlcing in the Gunn -Son -Oka
Factory. in Winghaan; we extend tci
the bereaved 'Ones :our heart -felt sym-
pathy iri their bereavement,
Messrs. Robert and Harold Purvis
f the boundary east of Lucknow;
silent • .Sunday with their grand -par-
cnt,l, Mr. and Mrs. William Cook,
'Mr, and Mrs, Charles Thompson
and family and Mr. and Mrs. Wrrr.
Gollan and family spent Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs, .Richard McQuillan of
i'aramountt
'Mr. W. H. Cook silent the past
week '
4 1 Ripley �
I c.y an business d
connecte
with A. D. Snaith Nurseries; Mr.
Cook, although a nian getting well
up m years,. is still ones of the leading
Nursery Salesmen in Ontario,
Rev, C. H. McDonald 'of Lucknow
Presbyterian Chureli had charge of
the Week of Prayer Services in south
Kinloss church last Wednesday ev-
ening and gave an inspiring address
to a targe congregation from. the. 7th
verse of tiie sixth clitrpter of Duet.
vlr: and 11Irs. M. 3,, Gardner and
Lorne and Ivan, spent the week -end
with Mr. NV,. L. Gardner of Zion.
Mr, • Alfried, Ritchie of Lttcknow
spent Sunday last with friends in
Rapid City.
Mr. and Airs.: Harry Champion and
Jean and Tent); Hai -ens spent Sunday
With Mr. Hiram Bloom,
Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Havens spent
rai> hten rllesilf•ul1,'an sh°loop down
to lace me shoes. I Could the missus
1-tought T wud bey to go down town
afther breakfasht an tit wart av thim
Bella Donald plashters shtuck un ane.
"An . who is this Bella Donald?"
sty she, beginnin to nibble at the bait
1 vu, 4 S
SCUM eft r h�her.fe• out .
r x-
"Shtlre" sez 1, "'tis a new firrunr
that makes plashters fer nein avid lame
backs. Billy Donald makes thiln, an
his 1 ; sisht_t, Bella, puts thinron," 1
"D'yc mane td "tellme," Sea the
missus, "that the bdiild'. hazy gits
away y Slid slltuff ac that kaind an her
mot
aven a nurse?" she se, "1 won -
tlf
ui#t":mnytp;ll,Iral
Oiler what the counthry is eornin to;?"
"Shurel" sea 1. "What differ does
it make whether she is a nurse ars'
not?,,
"Differ enough," sez the missus,
"`t"bite nurses hev to be loisinsed, arr
graduated, arr someting . av that
koiud.„ r, she sez, 5htlr0, thee,- do be
a lot av, tings Ve kin do if ye hev a
loisinse that ye can't do without wan,
arr the law wud git afther ye, Ye
can't buy booze, arr kape a clog, arr
tun., a car, arr git ]parried,' arr 'sell in-
surance, arr be an auctioneer, art -
hunt deer,' arr taich school, arr do: a
hundred an wan tings I rnoight rrin-
shun, widout ye kin show the paypers
givin ye permishun,” sea she.
".AIebby ye're roigitt, misses
a;U11ie resilickts,' sey what
has that to do wid Larne' hacks?"
"It has this nrtich to 41ta wid it,"
sez she, "that you're not relit] a shtep
t.ut 'av this house this nlai•nin. 'l'he
soidewalks do he as shlippery as
fi lass, sothat ye cuddcn't :alitand tip
on thin foivc; minutes," she sea.
"IyIebby' afther I git tin ,breakfa'sbt
dishes washed 1 will go down town
17esilf an see that huzzy av a Bella
Donald, an tell her what I tisk'a,v
her, • In the manetoirne ye betther
n. on that new r
put. 1 at nett Shkunh shkill bilt
that Billy Sheriden made fer ye,: an
that ye 'hev on in the woodshed, lL'
don't loike the ting, but 12 ye Link alt
will do anny gaoci, I guess I lc,'ra-
slrt'an'd it fer two arr-tree. days,': ser.
sltr.
Ye see, av' worse, that WUS rxaetl.jr
what I.
been d
h n
a
511kanlirl fer from the
shtart, an the missus fell roight natio
the thrap, as aisy as ltctalaia rabbits.
Wan ting the missus didn't niin
shtm is the permits - us`, married min
her- fruln headcluaw-thers fer the tings
we weaitf nit p1
"I'is a [ltlar'e r'lryr,lrrulrl irllrlirely, so
is.
,
Your, till niXt wal.s,
Timothy Nay.:
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Sunday with, 11r. and Mrs. Elliott j
Taylor of Fordyce.
UNION BOARDS
OF EDUCATION
Ever since Chesley teas constitiuted
a High, School District, 24 years ago,
there have been. two separate school 1.1
boards; the high and public school 16`1
hoards, each consisting! of six mem-
bers, the former appointed, a sort of
focal Senate, and the latter elected.
Each- has its ,separate, duties. The E
deed of, the school building is vested
in the :public school board and the ti
Vigil ,school is tenant, paying an an- Is
'tical rent of $800 as the share of fuel. 'ig
and the caretaker's salary besides
paying' all the expenses of upkeep of
the w-ar•cl school, the rental of which
is $180 a year. _
In view of the necessity formore El
accomodation, brought about by the d1
Adolescent School Act, the time is fit
ripe for a .union of the two boards.
Section 13, paragraph 1, of the Board
of Education Act points Out the way
forunion as follows: "A high school =
board of a municipality in which a
municipal board has not been organ-. N.
ized and the board of public school
trustees of the sante municipality may
unite 'as a union board of education
on filing with the clerk of the muni-
cipality in which the high school. is —
situate certified copies of resolutions P. --
providing
proviclin,g 'foir • such union passed at
seperate meetings of each of the
boards called for --the purpose of.con-
sidering such: unions.
\Ve.lxlpe to see the two boards pass
the necessary :legislation next year,
It is the right thing to 'do in' a Com-
bined' sch� cal.
MISSION BAND ELECTS
OFFICERS
. The Mission Band of the Winghani
United Church, at their first meeting
of the year, elected the following of- =
freers:
'Superieteridant—Mrs. \V. V. Berg -
Man. ;_
Assist.-Suit.—Mrs. W. \'an\Vycic. a
•'I•'residt:nt—Olive°Tiffin. qI
Vice-President—Jack l3urgman.
Secretary--Elnora cry--Elnora AMcInnes.
'Precis urer—Norma Coutts,
i'ianist-Jean Copeland.
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A colossal clearing of Men's Fine Suits, Overcoats, dd
Trousers, Boys' Suits and Overcoats, Men's'and ;o -s'
Underwear, Sweaters, Fine Shirts, Work Shirts, fine
and heavy Socks, and Furnishings on S'4e for 10 Days.
TIM OUTWITS
THE 'MISSU
S�
To the .h;ditur av •all thin
Wingharn 1'aypers
Deer Sur • •
' Some fellalts ri.t ivirytitlg ,pur t-.
much Sheer own way in this mild
vctirrtlld be rayson av Itcvin what they
dpi be ;plaiaed to call shtrvrig nio tsds,
and great will power. They drove
hiryting betoor'thim, so to slipake,
all make ivirylrody iIsei sit up an talo .•
notish, a, irtt: bye who 0.014 nversay14
wud say,' Av coo se that is wan watt' i p
av carrying yer. pint hut. i tink .T,skb ,
tel( yo 'a bettl cr :an aisicr Waur.
The b.esht nnin 1 ivit kricw fti dlcriit
oxen, itrr harses, 'vete; the .fellalls ,wh n
had so little td say that the baists R1
harrudly knew they WLIS 110111 tlrur; it �.•
all; at. all: The fellates' who used 111
holler the loudest -,itt the barren rais !o
his wu,sen't the watts Who did ilw i .,.
n1U$1)1- liftin, ne'r the watts .who knew
bcsht wh,t1er iviry shtick; av timber pi
wint.
tett, sllu:re, 'tis ttfe sante 'way wid
maintain 151111, yis, an wirnnlin too, 'fcr jME
that maitt:her; ye nitisbt: skatnt to let
thin: beak they are runnin Sings, .an
Navin Slicer own way, to git thirn to
carry out the: big oideas :ye tottghi
aw ftu;allt ycrsilf. •
tier ,inslrtance, wan marlin litslit I1
make. I .was afther gettin alp wid,i'uu
prlrty htiiit hack, so t Scud hardly, 11.
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Men.,.s Yiercoats
•
A big season's selling in Men's and Young hen's Over-
coats—but we still have many fine overcoats to clear in
Standard and Young Men's Models including all Blue
Coats, Dark Grey, Fawn and . Tweed.
Men's $22.50 Overcoats, Sale $16.50
Men's $25.00 Overcoats, Sale' $18,95
Men's $28,50 Overcoats, Sale $21.75
Men's $37.50 Overcoats, Sale $26.75
20 per cent. off balance of coats.
Men's and You x ^;g Men's Suits
Including Navy Blue l';ng lisp' Serges, plain Dark Blue
Twists 1 gists and J+anevs.
Men's $19.75 Suits, Sale $14,50
Men's $218.50 Suits, Sale $19,50
Men's $32.50 Suits, Sale $24.51
20 per cent discount off balance of suits.
BOYS' CLOTHING
Remark -able offerings in all sizes
BoysOvercoats
Blue Chinchilla,Brown & -�
�1 v\\ 11 Tweed
c,ctl
$7.50 Coats, Sale $5.00
S.50 Coats', Sale ..... .... -$6.54
$12.50 Coats, Sale $8.75
Boys Suits
Our entire stock .of Boys' Suits
will be coffered,
9.5() Suits, Sale .6.75
.812.00 Suits, Sale ,........... 9.75
20 per cent.. off balance.
Men's heavy 11.1aglish. Cashmere
Hose. Reg. 75c, Sale 50c
.M.en's Heavy Work Braces, Reg.
•5Uc, Sale 250
Boys' Coveralls, Blue tultl. \'hire
stripe, Reg. '1.50, Sale 99c
The
20 dozen Work Shirts, Reg. $1.0() Boys' Woollen Golf 1 -Tose, Sale
Sale 68c
1; ntire stock of \-Icn's and Boys'
ti
.Sweaters and Sweater Coats, less
20 per cent.
Men's reg. $1.50 Overalls with
bib, Sale per pair _._.... _. $1,00
Carhartt's I{ariners' Overalls,
Blue and white, plain blue, and
Black, smocks and overallsSale
,$2.19
i orsyth's Shirt and J-1y'innla sale.
20 dozen J'orsvth, neat Stripes,
blue and white zephyrs, on Sale
. $1.59
3 shirts for .$4.50
l ltglish i'lannelettcY l't j�1111 is r('g.
$°
J.';•itvs' Pleecc-1,inc l Shirts and
l)ratve1-s, Per gam -tent 330.
t h .Always ' the Che
49cr.
Boys' \VooI Toclue.s, 'Sale 256
Men's Heavy Winter Work pants
Sale $2.95
Odd Trousers Less 20 per ecilt,
Men's and Toys iilackin a 's, Sale
$5.95 to $9.75
Stanfield's Underwear, i Ieavy
brei Label Shirts and Drawers.
Sale ;11.99
I.leavy Blue label Sale. $21 '
()cid illotrtttcl ,t for ht:le•s,
good stl.(11$' 1\\ -('Cil, re �;51) n
Sale • $1.15 .
\\'ork Shirts -- Kit(,hen's l -leavv
\\'ork Shirts. Sale $L 39`
flan; on's I kavy afl.-yvot)1 \Vork
SOX, reg, 75c, Si,tle 50c
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