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COME ALONG FOR 1VMORE •.•
Final "Reductions in all Departments to force immediate clearance
of all Sultnxxller st''i=ck to make room for New :Fall Goods
i NOW ARRIVING
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Ladies' Ready -to -Wear Clearing at Big Reductions
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,Hoarse Dresses, now only Scg
Broadcloth Stripe Dresses.,.$1,08
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M.on salt to clear at
• Aprons, large sizes and fast
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al Bargain 'Tables in Ready -to-
e ▪ '' Wear Dept, your pick for .:_75c
■ Hosiery at Money Saving Prices
■ best makes of Silk Hose on sale
• at ,_.-::,.:_49C, 98c, $1.19, 1•,25,: 1.39
S Corsets, clearing lines on sale
® at ,__- .-_ 98c, $X.39, 1.95
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■ fords, Kid, Suede and Patent
▪ Leather, value up to
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models, wear guaranteed, now
reduced tei $8:5o, 9.5o, 10.50 12.75
See jiaem they are wonderful
value.
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All other lines of Boots and
Shoes at Money Saving Prices.
DRY GOODS •
Flanneletten yard wide, heavy
striped, sale .21c
Towelling, all Linen, now -.._17c
Cotton, yard wide Factory Cot-
ton, for - -..._ . .._.........X4c
Sheeting, z yds. wide, heavy. 49c
Prints, act pieces to clear, re-
duced to 25c
Crepes, yard wide, good colors,
reg. 75c, now ____.....35c
Broadcloth in; Stripes and spots
reduced to 39c
Gingham English make in check
and stripes, 32 inch, now,... -.....20c
Curtain Lace reduced to __-......
39C, 49C and 59c
Underwe r
a Ladles Vests V t to
clear at :._.-_- .__:.__._._..._..19c
SILKS
Big saving on good quality,
Silk. xo ends, to clear, Navy,
Black, Brown, Sand or Grey;
regular value $d.so, prices cut
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Table. Linens, new goods, red-
uced to 98c, $1.20, 1.35, 1.6o
DRESS GOODS DEPART -
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.Big choice in all weaves, now.
on sale less 20 per cent.
Grocery Department'
Is complete with all lines of
+rash Goceries. Prices Down.
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While on all lines of en's and ■
Boys' Wear.
Men's and Young Men's Suits, ■
sale .. $15.95
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Boys' New 'Model Suit::, reduc-
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educ ed;to _.� -.-- - _ ... m...._: $6.90 al
Men's Raincoats,' rubber lined, I
now __... _.. _-:r_ $6.go ■
Men's Light Weight Caps 75c PA
Strong Braces for Men, now 33c ■
Boys' Wash Suits to clear rag
Men's Plain and Fancy Sweat- ■
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Men's Strong Wearing Pants,
on sale at ___: .: $2.95
Bargains in Overalls, Heavy
weight -Black, regular $2.50 val-
ue for $r.9'8'
Men's S,ocas, reg: 35c, now ,.,,25c
Fancy Shirts, value up to $x,.75,
to clear now
Summer Underwear Shirts and
Drawers now - _ .._45c
Silk Ties, value up to $x.00, on
sale at
Men's Strong Wearing Boots,
bargain at _ _-..._
Men's Silk Socks, now on sale
at - 59c
BIG REDUCTIONS FOR
LAST THREE DAYS
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WINGHAM ADVANCE -TIMES
LUCKNO W
Mr: Jas, McCall'uni of Detroit spent
a few days with hie another and sis-
ters here..
BORN - In Lucknow, on Friday
Aug. 2oth, to Mr:• and Mrs, Jas, Mac-
Donald, a son (Kenneth Alexander.)
BORN -In 'Wiegharn hospital, on
Thursday, Aug. x9th, to Mr, and Mrs.
Wellington -lendersdn of Lucknon,
a daughter,
Mr. and Mts. E. A. Holmes and
little daughter Patricia, also Mrs. W.
Hamel of Detroit, visited last week
with their uncle, Mr, D, C. Morrison.
Mr. and Mrs, J. L. Falls, of Chicago,
spent a few days recently with her
mother, Mrs. Robt. Graham.
Mr, Elliott Little of Chicago is
spending his vacation with his parents
here, z
Mr, and Mrs, Gordon Johnston
and children of Toronto are visiting
his niother and other relatives here.
Rev and Mrs. A. C. Stewart and
family of Acton, who are Tamping at
Bruce Beach, visited with Me. Stew-
art's sister, Mrs. Ben Chestnut.
Miss Grace Wray of Lo,rdon is
spending a'few days, with her cousin
Miss Maelle Allen, -
Tailoring for Men; Fall and Winter
These cool : mornings remind us
that sunnner will e past before elec-
tion day And while merchants are
ofefring great inducements to have
you pay your money for this season's
styles and keep then for next summer;
when other styles will be worn, I wish
to sell suits of my own make .for the
fall and 'winter, from new goods in
Scotch ,English and Canadian cloths,
from $25.00 up. Special patterns'in
Scotch Tweeds. -A W Webster, The
Tailor Up Stairs; over the Advance
Times Office
BLYTH - -
Miss • Alberta Stothers of Denver
Colorada,,is visiting her parents, Mr,
and Mrs. Jloseph..Stothers.
The Horticultural Society are hold-
ing a flower show in Memorial Hall
on Sept. est and 2nd:
Miss May Laundy of St. Catherines
is visiting, at her home' here, '`
A number of young men from this
vicinity went west on the Harvester's
Excursion. ' -
Mr. Harry Baker, has taken a pos-
ition with the Bank of .Commerce at
Chesley.
Blyth Fall Fair dates are Wednes-
day andThursday, Sept, 22nd and 23-
rd. 1- r.
Mr. Robert Howard, who for sortie -
time
ting has worked in Stratford et his
trade of bricklayer, was suddenly
seized with paralysis while working
at a building on Friday afternoon. He.
was taken to ,the hospital and pass-
ed away Sunday evening, never re-
gaining concicrusness. '
Deceased was the eldest son e.f the
late Mr .and Mrs: Robert Howard. His
wife predeceased him a few years, He
leaves two daughters ,and two sisters,
one brother John Howard, of East
Wawanosh. Funeral services will be
held at his late home ,Queen St., N.
and will be in charge of 'Rev. W. B.
Hawkins on Wednesday.
EAST WAWANOSH -.
Mr. and Mrs: Wm. Robinson and
Miss Anriie, visited with Dr. Harold
Robinson, of Walkerton, a few days
last week.
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Meetings in the interest of
J. W. KING
AA Progressive Candidate for
' North Huron,
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evening as follows: 191
Fordwich, Friday, Aug, 27th.
1l.• a'. t 28th -
La. et, Sat, Angus
Gorrie, Monday, Aug, 30th,.
Wroxeter Tues, : Aug. xst.
, Aug. 3
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Personal and. Local .
Items of Interest
Mies Cora Beckwith of New York
is visiting her mother, Mrs. . M. M,
Beckwith, Edward St.
The 'Brussells Post will take its
holiday week next week,
Ivlrs, E. Hammond and son, Bobbie,
have returned to their home in South
Bend, Indiana, after visiting with;
friends in Wingham.
Mr. and Mrs, C. W, Aitken and two
children' of Listowel, attended the
Meads - Chandler reception here
Saturday, August 14th.
Dr, and Mrs .Rogers and fancily of
Ingersoll called at the home of Mrs.
(Dr.) Kennedy while on their way to
the beach at Kincardine.
, Mr. and Mrs. Geo.. McEwen and
Tittle daughter of Goderich, visited at
the home of. Mrs. McEwen's mother,
Mrs .Scott, Frances St.
Mr. and Mrs, Garay Willis and
daughter of Toronto, are visiting with
the former's parents, . Mr, and Mrs.
W. H. Willis, John St. -
Mr. George Akins"of • lesherton,
and Mr. Stewart MacGr gor'sof Bel -
more, are now on the. stafffof , the
Wingham Advance- .:Times. -
Rev. J. Carlton McCrackin, Wood-
stock ;and Mr .and Mrs. A, Lavelle
Taylor ,of London, were guests last
week with the Misses McCrackin.
Rev. A, C. Riley Mrs. Riley and
family, returned o' their home in
Marengo, Illn i ,
af
ex visiting with
her parents, Mr.a
Mrs; Blackhall.
Mr, and Mrs. Thos: Scott, Wing -
ham,' and
ing-ham,`and Mr, and Mrs. W. J. Scott,
Morris, motored to Clinton and
spent a day with friends last. week.
Mr and Mrs. ` Fred .Anderson of
Canning with their 'son. Jack, visited.
last week with Mr .and ,Mrs. Thos.
Deans and other relatives in this vicii-
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Mr. and Mrs. , Geo. Allan and Miss.
Janet ,have returned from Rochester,
Minn ,where they have been visiting
Dr, Frank Allan of the.Mayo Clinical
Staff.
Capt. Rev. A ..C, Cummer, Rector
of Christ Church, London, Ont., and
Miss. Cummer are visiting at the home
of Mrs. Margaret Stewart, Frances.
Street.
We are sorry to report the serious
illness of Mrs. C. D. Shackleton. Her
sister, Miss Flo. Fleuty, who has
been in Huntsville, was called to her
bedside.
Miss Joy Tolton, Walkerton, Miss
Clarence Bieman, Clif'o,d, recent stu-
dents at the WinghamPleueinese Coll-
ege have taken excele.nt positions in
Toronto, - ;'.,•... ,,<•
Mrs. Will N. Robertson, Jean and
Lloyd, returned home after spending
a couple of weeks at .Kincardine, ac-
companied by her sister, Mrs. J.
Robinson.
Rev. A. E. C. and Mrs. Pentland,
left for 'their home in Loanie, Ili., af-
ter spending the past two weeks with
the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs, J.
H. Christie.
Mr. G. R. MacKersie, principal of
Bounty School ,Sask. ,1eft oi. August
nth ,to comemnce his duties. He has
been in that same school for over -
twelve years.
In our last issue we stated that
Mr. 'Vin. Wilson was inspector of
Lower Winghai,ir school. We find
we 'were in erorr as the trustees have
not engaged an inspector,
Mrs, (Dr.) Lounsberry, and 'daugh
ter, Miss Elizabeth, of •' Philadelphia,
are visiting at the horn of ,the form-
er's parents, Mr. and 'Mrs. Thos,
Thos. Scott, Diagonal Road.
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Swanson and
Messrs. C. and A. Brown of Detroit,
and Mrs. Swanson of Goderich, spent
a day with the former's' brother, Mr.
C. M. Swanson, Frances St,
Mr .and Mrs, R .0. Meads returned
to their borne in Toronto after spend -
to their home in Toronto after spend-
ing a fp wdays at her parents home,
Mr. and Mrs, W. L. Chandler .
Mrs, McGee, who resides in the
Advance -Tines Block, fell on. Tues-
day and broke her -leg. This will
likely go hard with the old lady as
she is well past the allotted span.
Mrs. W. Adams Shiner 'St, has re-
turned home after spending the past
week with relatives in Orangeville,
accompanied by ;the Misses Helen
and Ruth Hughes'"•qf• Orangeville,
Rev. Chas,ashb rr
W t n, wifeand,
familyof West Pint I"
Point, krch,Mr. and
Airs. John 'Orr, 'London, Nlrs. Prank
Sturt, Detroit, Mich,, were visitors
at the Brunswick over the week -end,
Mr, and Mrs, Free] Morris and dau-
ghter Dorothy of Oshawa, also Mrs.
C. Laeleie and daughters Jencvieve' and
Ruth of Milton, are visiting; at the
hone of their mother, Mrs, 1'. L
Jobb.
' -Miss Jean Copeland ,who - is lion -
(laying with her grandparents in
Ow
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en Soupd, successful in winning
second
prize in an essay writing colt-
test concliicted by the Owen Sound
Sun -Times .
Miss Evelyn Linlclater, who has
been visiting her brother, Dr. E. Link -
later, Rouyn, (tie., is spending tete
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Staples and Summer Goods,
27 in, White Flannelette, splen-
did quality, reg. esc value for
2oc a yd.
36 inch Plain White and Light
Striped English Flannelette, reg
37c and 4.oc, for _,___ -33c yd.
36 inch Flannelette in dark and
light patterns, extra fine quality
reg. 3oc for .4 25c yard
36 inch Chintz in medium and
▪ dark colorings All good pattern,.
1 g reg. value 35c, for ._,,.,29c yard
® - Crepes, Voiles and Broadcloths;,
the balance of our ` summer
stock, reg: value $x:oo a yard,
PATENT SLIPPERS $3.g5
Ladies' fine Patent Slippers,
one and two strap styles, low
op or Cuban heel, regular $4.5o and
$5.00, for $3„95 -
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36 inch Pajama - Cloth in a soft
finish material of best English
make, reg. 445e for ________-37c
All Linen Towelling from the -
best makers, special prices at
-_, 23c to 35c
36 inch Bleached Cotton, free
fromdressing, extra value._:.a8c
36 inch Factory Cotton, splend-
id quality, reg. value 250 for_2oc
40 inch Heavy Factory Cotton,
ear leader, reg. 35c for
54 inch All Wool Botany 'Serg-
es, fine quality Black, and Navy,
regular value $2.75 and $3.00,
for ._ __ __._.. $2.xg yd.
HOSIERY
Entre value in Silk Hose, spec-
ially priced at ____._._69c and 95c
Mercury full fashioned all Silk
Hose, new shades at_.. 2
- $•39
Why Pay More 7 j Buy Here and Save Money.
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WHEN you keep in your home' or your
office important papers, negotiable
securities, jewelry - and other valuables, you
run 'a daily risk of complete loss through fire
or theft.
A Safety Deposit Box in this Bank affords you s
place of absolute safety for your valuables. The:
moderate rental is a small price to pay for security..
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J A. WALLACE,
WINGHAM BRANCH,
Manager,-
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Linklater, Victoria St,.
A former Huronite 'visited former
friends, 'Mr. W •.•,A. Hoag ,of Moss -
bank, Sask., has been revisiting old
scenes and former friends in .Wing -
ham and around Bluevale, Lakelet and
other places in this locality.
Rev. Wm, Monteith` and Misses and
family from near Montreal, and his
father mild mother, Mr. and Mrs, Geo.
Monteith from Exeter, also. Miss Kat-
elena Montieth were visitors at IVIr,
Wm. MacKersie's last week end.
Mr. and Mrs Jno. Gordon of West-
on ,accompanied•by their nephew and
niece, Miss Dorothy and Mr. Gordon
Anderson ,spent their holidays last
week with Mr .and Mrs. Thos. Deans
and other relatives in the vicinity
The waters' list for the town
ship of Morris has just been complet-
ed and has been posted up. The list
contains 1076 -names in Part 1, 55 in
part 2 and 118 in part 3. There are 466
persons in the municipality eligible
for jurors.
Get Did of the Pests -Just spray.
"rilack, Flag" Insect Destroyer in the
reoiii, pantry or closet. It kills flies
inoths, ants, mosquitoes, bed bugs,
roaches and other insects, aed their
eggs. - Per can only 3oc, at Thomp-
son and Buchanan Hardware.
Miss.` Elizabeth Irvine, of Shanghai
China, who for the past twenty-nine
years represented the Woman's
Union Missionary Society of Amer-
ica, as a missionary, is spending a few
days with her friends, Mrs. Margar-
et Stewart and
argaretStewart-and Miss Ella Cloakey of
Francis Street
Mr: and Mrs. Phillip Jar nes of
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Grey Township, and Mr. and Mrs.
Ernest Caspell and son, of Cleveland,
Ohio, who are visiting, at the home of
Mrs. James, Sr., Frances St., motored
to Owen Sound on ° Sunday. Mrs,.
Janes, will accompany her daughter,
Mrs. Caspell, on their .return to Cleve-
land.
Miss ;Norma Rogers attended at the
door; while Miss Margaret Hunter
was upstairs in the linen room and:
Miss Delka Reid in the lingerie room.:
The guests then proceeded to the din-
ing room, where Miss Glady Browne,,
assisted by Misses Martha Burns t'id
Mary Beckman, served a dainty lunch.
A large number of Winghamites - were present at the Teeswater=Ory-
en Sound baseball game on Monday
evening. The Teeswater- boys are
winners of the Bruce League and
met Owen Sound in the finals de-
feating' them 3 to 1. The return game-
will
amewill be played in Owen Sound . on
Wednesday afternoon, The Tees
water boys are playing a great game
this season, and' are ably assisted by
Dr. Geo, Howson of Wingham.
When miss Ethel Chandler, bride-
to-be n returned to Toron :o the t o t e ev-
ening of Wednesday ,August 4111, a
very happy surprise, awaited her at
the home of her friends, Mr .and Mrs.
Edwin G Taylor ,S9 Northcliffe Blvd..
As she proceeded to the dining ro.rn,
the lights flashing on, revealed', a num-
ber of her many friends assembled a-
bout the table, which was heaped with
beat/Wel gifts.' The decorations of
pink and white, with stertmer flow-
ers, added a pleasing touch to the
scene.
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