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WINGHAIuf ADVANCE -TIMES Thursday, Noverabe* :28th, 1929.
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Our Great Clearance Sale end's on Saturday,
November 30th, and we will continue, to carry
•on our regular business in our present building
with entire new lines of Winter and Christmas
Merchandise, with the new policy of "Popular
Priced and Medium Priced Men's and Young
Men's Up -to -the -Minute Clothing and .Furn-
ishings" —We e would solicit a continuation.
of your patronage. Where we, aim to give to
our friends and customers better values than
ever before, . .
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OtY can dig yourself out of a snowstorm .... walk miles
A. through znud and slush spend a whole day in.
swampy, rain -soaked fields .... yet still be sure of dry, warm
feet if you wear Miner Rubbers!
Miner's are better because the materials used in
making them are better; and because the special
Miner Pressure Curing Process gives everyMiner
beotextra strength to withstand wear and weather.
MINER RUBBE S
Keep the Feet Dry
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LYCEUM THEATRE
Friday and Saturday, November29th and 30th
KEN MAYNARD
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" CHEYENNE"
Ride 'Em Cowboy—A story, of the Rodeo.
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Dec. 2nd, 3rd, 4th
ROD LA ROGUE
In
"CAPTAIN SWAGGER"
A Romantic Comedy.
Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Dece 5th,' 6th, and 7th
"THE rKING
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KIN Ida• KINGS"
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THE TRAGEDY +lj►' , GETHSE'MANE
Owing to the l ngtb of this picture there will be no
comedy. The picture will start at 7.30 petit Two
shows each night 7.30 and Matinee Sat, 3 p.xna
SPORTS CARNIVAL ON NOVEMBER 29TH
• PROVIDES VARIETY QF ENTERTAINMENTS
G. L. l3raekeabury, Chairman of port to the revival of clean sport in
progratnn're Coretuittee, advises that Wingliam and community,. and inci-
entries are coming fast ..and ,that a dentally enjoying a wonderful even -
keen .competition is assured. jug's programme in so 'doing,
The Boxing Bouts are 'all •arrang Tickets Will be on sale at the Hy
ed, H. C. McLean of the Western dro Shop, Frank Sturdy's Pool
Foundry will be referee and - Doc. Room, W. T. 13ooth's Insurance Of-
Ross and H. Campbell will be judges, fice, The Radio Shop, The Advance -
The Wingliam Citizens' Band" will Times Office, W, H, Gurney's Glove
supply up-to-the-minute music dur- Works, Dr, Howson's Dental Office,
ing the entire evening. The Band is and the offices of the Gunn -Son -Ola
entering whole-heartedly into the Co., the Western Foundry Co, and
spirit of co-operation with the Wing- r Pry & Blackhall, Ltd. Children wish -
lam Athletic Association and can be ing to sell tickets phone..,Mr. Frank
assured of like co-operation in return. Preston at his home after 6 pan.
A local citizen asked that a type- any night.
writing contest be included in the Any child selling 10 tickets will
programme. Through the courtesy be admitted free, and an additional
of Mr. Brackenbury this has been ar- prize of one 'ticket will be given for
ranged and entries are already listed. each additional ten tickets sold.
Competitors are asked to have ma- While there will be many compe
chines on hand for contest. ' itors from Wingharn and community,
Charles Elliott of Bluevale, is tak- we particularly request competition
ing charge of the Horseshoe Tourna- from other towns, villages and Their
ment, assuring the properhandling communities.
of this important and keenly contest-
ed event.
Fred Fuller of the Western Foun-
dry is in charge of the Old Tyme ! Mr. Win. Weir is at present visit-
Fiddlers' and Step Dancers Contest. (ng his brother, Mr. Harold Weir of
This event will be one of the out- Owen Sound.
standing items of interest as no one Mrs. Richard Palmer of Wroxeter
,will want to muss the harmony and spent a few days at the hone of her
action which will result from the old (son, Mr. Edwin Palmer.
timers getting together in comped- I On Friday night, of last week, the
tion. Ladies' Aid entertained their bus -
Two teams are entered for the Tug bands to an oyster supper, held in
of War, and other events have en-. the basement of the church. After
thusiastic support. supper a short program and social
Everyone will want to come to this hour was spent which was enjoyed
great evening of sport, competition: by all.
and entertainment. Citizens of the
surrounding community and friends Rev: H. G. Whitfield, pastor of St.
rom far and near are asked to keep Helens and Whitechurch United
Friday night, November 29th, open, 'Church has resigned to take a church
o as not to miss giving their sup- in Michigan.
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i Cherries .... ...... ..R..: Ib. 224 Bassos Watlnnte .oslsa•r.•.... Ib. 35e
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Table Raising
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COMFORT
SOAP
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Meal-.Heaieimz
FSpAGHET.TI ZTimefir,
Humbugs ( Ib. 19c
Roman Punch , Ib. 25c
For Pow Skin
Lux Soap, .. 25c
3 £or
Fahey. Rosebud
Beets No. 2 Tin 23e
Citron Peel ............. Ib. 35c
Whole Salted
Peanuts- .. Ib. 35c
Gillette
Razor Bladee ... o.... ► •,Pkt.• 39c
Pure quebee
Maple Syrup Pint 37c
LIbby's
PORK and
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B tiYS
15 years of age and over are invited to register as
delegates to the
Inter enotnin don ;. 1 Older
Boys' and Leaders' Conference
to be held in ---
PALMERS'TON, FRIDAY TO SUNDAY,
Nov.7 6 ate ,Iii th, 30th and Dec. lst
3.'
Conference is for Boys, S. S. Teachers, Mentors,
Superintendents and Pastors of North Il:uron,
North Perth, North Wellington, Bruce
and Grey Counties.
Billets provided from Friday night until Monday
morning. Registration -Fee $1.00.
Ask your pastor or S. S. Superintendent for an ap-
plication form, and send with $1.00 to
D. ' O. MacDONALD, Palmerston, Ont.
11 SPEAKERS AND LEADERS
Robert Robertson, Presbyterian Boy& Work Field Secretary.
Rev. Frank Langford, Bd. Religious Education United Church..
C. F. Plewrnan', Secretary Ontario 11oys' Wort board
Wilfred Bishop, Candidate for Premiership `taxis Boys' parliament
A. P. Cattle, Anglican Representative,
Marvin Howe, Chairman Local 'Conference Committee,
0. O. Mactiotiiald, •&egisitrar.
• JUST ANOTHER WARNING
There passed away. in Winghana.
Hospital on Sunday, November 17th,
Clara' Isabel Linklater, beloved wife
of Thomas M. ' 'd'iide"rsan: She was
4; daughter of the tale Thomas' and
$hristina Linlclater of. Winghar.
The 'deceasedas, in her fifty-
eighth year havii been born in the
township of West • Wawanosh on
March 16th, 1872, She had resided
in Winghani and vicinity practically
all her lifetime excepting some seven
years which she ,spent in Western
Canada,
The late Mrs, Henderson had been
able to go about and perform her
own work until the Monday previous
to her death, when she went to the
hospital to undergo an operation for
a distressing• but not dangerous ail-
ment which she had endured. for some.
time past. She failed to rally.. after
the operation and sank steadily until
death ended her suffering on Sunday
evening.
She is mourned by a very large
circle of friends having been of a
most kind and genial disposition and
had ever a smile for all with whom
she came in contact.
She is survived by her sorrowing
husband and three sons: Rowland of
London, Perrie of Toronto, and Price
at home. Also two brothers and four
sisters: John of 1VIinneapolis; Minn.,'
Kenneth of Milwaukee, Wise., Mrs.
Anthony Nicholl of London, Mrs. J.
Plourde of Owen Sound, Mrs. Min-
nie Dinsley of Wingham and Mrs.
Neil McNab of Acton,
The late Mrs. Henderson was a
member of the United Church where
the funeral services were . conducted
on Wednesday afternoon, November
20th, following a private service at
her late 'home on Victoria street, The,
funeral was held to the Wingharn
Cemetery and was very largely at-
tended, which testified to the high
esteem in which ' the deceased was
held in the community. .
Relatives and friends were at the
funeral from many points including
Detroit, Toronto, London, Owen
Sound, Acton, Listowel, Lucknow,
Ashfield, Galt, Ripley, Goderich and
Blyth. '•
GLENANNAN
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. H. Mundell and
family visited with the former's bro-
ther, Mr. George Mundell, at Dray-
ton.
Mrs, Carrick who renewed old ac-
quaintances, 'has returned to Wing -
ham.
Miss Ruth Stokes of Teeswater,
was a week -end visitor at her home
here.
Mrs. Joe Thompson and two child-
ren of Detroit'visited with her sister;
Mrs. Thos. Metcalfe.
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Friday, Saturday, Monday
■ • rowessEs, COATS, HATS ALL
■ GREATLY REDUCED
i LADIES' AND MISSES' COATS
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Newest' styles in all the good shades of En
gush Brdadcloth including Black, richly trim-
med with the best Furs, French Beaver, Na-
tura' Coon Opossum, Wolf, etc. 3 Days
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■ Sale all less'20 per cent.
i SILK DRESSES AT $10.00
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• 18 only in this grop of wonderful 'values, siz-
• es 16 to 38. Some along and make your se-
• lection early.' Values to $25.00 in the lot.
10 CLOTH COATS AT $5.00
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Many new styles in fine duality felts that
have just been received. See these latest
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models. Out'they go at $1.49.
Pur trim alone worth much more than this
price. Misses' sizes to 20 in good serviceable
materials'.
$5.00 to $10.00 Separate Skirts $2.98
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LATEST FASHION DRESSES
About '25' fine Cloth and Jersey Dresses --=
• Many in combination cloth effects and all of.
o the best grades. Correct winter styles and
® colors. Now reduced 20 per cent.
■■ A GROUP OF DRESSES AT $5.00
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■ Warm winter' dresses in fine twill and f lan-
• nels, also a few silk crepes at this very low
price of $5.00.
o It will pay you to come miles and get your Winter
Coats and Dresses here.
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NOW IS FUR COAT TIME
1®i See the lovely models in Hudson Seal, Per-
il sian Lamb, Natural Muskrat, French Seals.
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miles with giant
POWER
SCREEN -GRID
T'S really a thrill, this new Atwater
Kent Screen -Grid Radio. The dial
lights up tolet you know the set is on—:
for there is no hum or operating noise
to tell you. You turn the station selector
blob—and how the stations speak up!
Here's music, toucliingthe velvet depths
and crystal heights of tone. Here's a man
talking, just as if he stood beside ycou.,
Yet he is hundreds of miles away!
The Atwater Kent Screen -Grid has '.
done away with distance. It brings you
many stations, each separately and
clearly. Such performance is. the
outcome of t7 years' ezperielke,
ofthousandth-of-an-%rich Atwater
Kent aeenracy, yet you enjoy it
for amoaerate sum here—because
so many people. want it.
tet us demonstrate this won.
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