The Wingham Advance, 1922-07-20, Page 6THE WIN `zH4.MADVANCE:
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Thursday, July 2ot14
1tI�A g1tll liounistioitiositioaamoi.iii.i.e..Eloolosispe EstiolsitIIanwoNl.%
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THE STORE OF MANY DEPARTMENTS
Wingham's Greatest Summer Sale
See 'Cur Window Displays.
La nailing a Great Two Weeks Seating Event which will prove to be a fitting connllnernoration
our 21st Anniversary—A very practical recognition ' 1 what we owe to our patrons ofWing-
hank and district for their splendid support during the past 21 years of our growth and pro-
gress. Read the gist of Big Values these are Read Bargains to goods you eed 'right now for
Tat "tee or person. Von know our qualities, •'ways the better kind; you know our usual prices.
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BARGAIN IN SILK—Fine qual-
ity black Paillette, 36 inches
wide, on sale at
Special value in Colored Silks,
good quality • Duchess, any
shade, now
DRESSGOODS—Big stock of
the very best weaves, compri-
sing cashmeres, serges, pop-
lins, San Toy and suiting$ at
___ _2o percent. discount.
WASH GOODS—Fancy colored
voiles in nice floral' patterns
ra regular value fisc and $r oo,
your pick for :__..:.. _._..5oc
SILK POPLINS—Good quality
IR for dresses and skirts, black
TM and colors, on sale
PRINTS—Light and dark colors
in good wide print, on sale at__21c
White Voile Waists to clear at_......g8c
WH1TEWEAR toclear compris-
ing ladies' and misses Gowns,. Corset
Covers, --Princess Slips, Skirts and
Drawers 20 per cent. off.
One piece Table Linen, cut price_2.5o
25 yds. Table Damask, cut price_...x.21
NI 18 yds. Table Damask, cut price__75c
Mi One end Table Damask, cut price z.00
WI Large size Bed Spreads, cut price 2.95
Small size Bed Spreads, out ___.._x.75
On piece (crash • Towelling, pfi£c:: xec
3 pieces Striped Flarinelette.._.,_.r.x5e
Tama 5 pieces Striped Flannelette _____xgc
HeavyFactory Cotton (wide)_... rsc
Good 1uaiity dark Shirting__. -__-29c
Striped Middy Cloth to clear at:_�....15c
E 5. pieces Curtain Drapery, sale _..._..xgc
Factory Sheeting, 2yards wide...•. --59e
Do; .'t Forget the Dat
Ladies' Waists made in
good style of silk, Crepe-
de-Chene, Georgette Crepe
and Voile, your choice of
Waists value up to $xo.00,
your pick for $5.00.
Muslirxs, Ginghams and
Voiles to clear, values-
35c
alues~35c to sic, they go at_25c
S
30, We Commence Iu; 24st anniversary Sale
HOSE -25 doz. black ribbed Hose
good stockings for boys' wear
sale. _—_..»-_. ._ arc
SILK HOSE -=Clearing lines of.
Women's Silk Hose, white,
brown, grey or black, Anni-
versary Sale price __.__ ____ .x.ig
COTTON HOSE -5 dozen plain
Hose, black or brown, sizes, 9
g , to clear at
CORSETS
Special line to clear, a good strong
Corset, 3 dozen on sale at g8c.
Big stock of Crompton, D. & A.
and E. T. Corsets, all good qualit„l
and latest models, reduced prices are
$1.21, I.39, 1.75, 1.95, 2.25.
SHOE DEPARTMENT
Big bargains in clearing lines of,
women's, girls' and children's shoes,
surprising values in real good foot-
wear.
25 pairs of broken lines in worn
en's and misses' shoes, your
pick for M.
Iz pairs Children's White Can-
vass Shoes, sale -:_._.,.____ ___$i.00
xopairs Misses' White Canvass
Pumps, sale price
Wornen's White Canvass Laced
Boots, sale pricq
All other lines of Boots and Shoes
t Anniversary Salo Prices,
HOUSE DRESSES at money sa-
sin8 prices. See them at._.._-.
MIDDIES -2 doz, White Mid-
dies, girls' and women's sizes
your pick ». ......
GROCERY DEPARTMENT
Anniversary Bargains on all lines
of Fresh Groceries.
Bargains in Brooms, now .........._._...39c
Special blend of Black, Green or
Mixed Tea, sold in pound
pkges __ 5oc
Pork and Beans, Per tin. xoc
Raisins, .choice fruit any grind:._ -Poe
Royal Yeast,per box 5c
Corn Starch, package xoc '
Kellogg's Corn Flakes roc
Sweet Corn, per can .».M...:_roc
Best Jelly Powders, 3 pges for 250
Laundry Starch, per lb ,.,._ .:xoc
Laundry Soap, 7 cakes for.. ..soc •
Gem Lye, loo per cent. pure, 2;
cans =• `25c
Bottle of Miracle Washing Fluid...xoc
Large bottle of Catsup for /5c
Fresh Tapioca, per ib. — roc
Maple Leaf Baking Powder ..... __axe
READY-TO-WEAR
One doz. Ladies' Top Skirts, of
good quality serge, to clear......2.g5'
xo per cent. discount on all other
fines of Skirts. •
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Women's, Misses' . and Children's
Spring and Summer Coats, now on
sale at 25 to 35 per cent. off regular
prices..
.o Ladies' Raincoats, broken lines
(not all sizes) to clear,.-. ...-•$3.95
LADIES' SUITS—Seven Ladies'
Suits to clear, all wool serge
black or navy blue, sizes 36,
38, 4o, Anniversary Sale ...._..$x8.75
5 doz. Ladies' Lisle Gloves, odd
lines to clear now, only • xgc
turday, July 22nd, at 8.30 a. m.
Come Early.
MEN'S WE .R STORE
Big stock of Men's and Boys' Cloth-
ing, Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoes,
Gent'sFurnishing`s all at Anniversary
Sale Prices, buy now at a saving of
Men's Overalls, 4' doz, byte strip-
ed Overalls, with bib, sale ,...,,..1 rg
Men's Fancy Pattern Shirts, soft
or
or LQ_d cuff, they vire.on sale
at 81.19
Boys' Summer Jerseys, blue or
brown, sale price 39c
xo doz. Men's good wearing Socks
reduced to 21c
Men's Fancy Tweed Caps, your
pick for' 89c
Boys' plain and fancy cloth Caps
sale price w. 69c
Men's fine quality Balbriggan
Shirts and Drawers, Anniver-
sary Price: _.». :. ..69c
Big bargain in Men's Work Shirts
well .made,' large. and roomy,
sale price ......... ._.$x.15
Silk Ties, g doz. new patterns, on
sale at Soc.
Soft Collars, clearing lines, 'val-
ue up to Soc, Anniversary Sale 250
Men's Braces, odd lines to clear,
values" up to fi5c,, your choice 430
Men's Black Overalls and Cotton-
ade Pants, all sizes, reduced.-r.go
Terms of Sale are Cash.
RD & CO.,
Cyclone Sweeps . Mildmay
(Mildmay Gazette)
Mildmay was visited .on Tuesday
afternoon by the most vicious cy-
clone- that has taken place here for
'half a. century, The western sky was
black and ominous and shortly after
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Buy now while ,you can save
from one 'quarter to one third..„
on the regular prices you are in
'the habit of paying.
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Men's and .Young Men's Suits, Per- ice,
fection and "Fite -Rite" Brands, sty -1-j, �•
ish.. models and good quality cloths,
comprising plain and fancy worsteds, mi
serges, .'tweeds and cheviots, 'your®
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choice. of i25 suits at a saving of from ®,
so to 3o per cent. 1
Lot r-23 Men'v.Suit's to clear -:..:$16.75 �;
Lot 2-29 Men's Suits to 'clear...... , 20.00 ®'
Lot 3-35 Men's Suits to clear._.. 22.50,,
Lot 4-14 Men's Suits to clear 25.00. 1
Other lines of Suits at 20 per cent. RE
discount.
xo Boys' fancy tweed Suits, sale... $5.95 f"
' i�'
x2 Boys' fancy tweed -Suits, sale...;..6.95
g ,Boys' fancy tweed Suits, sale.;....7.75,
15 Boys' fancy tweed Suits, sale 9.95 I.
Big cut in prices of .Men's Pants, W-
all lines reduced. •,r-
25 pair good wearing Pants, our OflE
• cut price
BARGAINS IN MEN'S ,BOOTS
25 pair broken lines of Men's fine ,IS
' •."Boots,. your .choice for 3.19 111
All other':' lines of Men's and Boys'
Boots at .reduced prices.
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CARPETS AND RUGS
Big stock to choose from, compris- �I
ing Wilton, Tapestry, Brussels, Wool ' 111:
and Union Rugs, buy now at a saving It
of ao per cent. NU
No Goods on Approval.
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;three o'clock the storm broke with
+ desperate fury. The wind was simply,
lawful, and the rain descended in tor-
rents. Windows were smashed in,1
'
'chimneys fell and bricks scattered
• about the street. But when the rain
abated somewhat, the full extent of
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Silks in new summer shades.
Organdies, Voiles and Girigharns.
New Fall Dress Goods.
Curtain Nets and Scrims.
Fancy Sateen and Cretonnes.
Rugs, Linoleunis and Oilcloths.
Silk Hosiery at $x.00, x.so and $2.00.
Goddess and La Diva Corsets.
Summer Underwear at special prices.
SportSweaters Sw a r
s and Yarn.
Ribbons Lces Embroideries.
a and
House Furnishiixgs.,
MEN'S WEAR—Special Values In Sults
All wool Navy .Blue, special at
Boys' Suits, new styles, special at 9•yr,
Raincoats at Exceptional Values.
:Llloeavy Blue Stripe Overalls., s
pe.
cial
yee Khaki Overalls,
a7
9
blue Chambray Work Shirts, speeral
Sailor Straw Hats at... and
. _. __..._...»._8x.50 $t.75
Panama Fedoras regular to $-..00 for
5
Soft Collars, special, 3 for » „,. _ , _
New Stunt -tier 1,00
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h u in Ties -r.00 and. 1.5o.
Allwool Mack Cashmere Sox at .,.._..» »» _ ..-..w - - ....,..5oe
Lisle Sox, Brown, Grey and Black at ,Sac
Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers at .»» »��.�.:,�� ...,».• c
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the damage . became revealed, ' The ! realization again he hada large deep
.' gash in his knee which- required foiir
storm came from the West, commenc- stitches to close, The main street of
ing at the Carrick and Culross town- the village was"closed"for a time with
line. John Bohnert's big . barn and a jumble of - broken shade . trees,
driving shed were almost completely
demolished. , The 'gable end of Albert
Schumacher's barn was blown out:
William Lewis' old barn was badly
wrecked, Bernard Goetz's barn was damage. The Bell Telephone Conn -
mead i severely twisted. The cyclone which pany workmen are busy getting their
was confined in a twenty rod width tangled and broken wires repaired in
®:, continued its way toward Mildmay, the village. The 1 lectric Light Com-
* uprooting trees and sweeping fences pany found their wires and posts in
® away out' of sight. It came over a badly wrecked condition, but as is i*Year exclusively Methodist with a reg-
111Weiler s hill, smashing the- frame their usual cus£orn for quick action istration of over roc). .This year, how-
ever,
' as the result of action taken by
the:, committee on Young • People's
Work of the Huron Presbytery, the
executive of the, school were asked
chen, AdamFink's barn, George Web-' to supply programs of the school to
ex's woodshed and upiooted. fruit. Mrs, T. O. Johnson and niece; Miss the Presbyterian ministers of Huron
Aaron Stemler's Briscoe car was badly
damaged -by a Ford which driven by.
the force of the wind charged into
the: Briscoe inflicting considerable
GODERICH .SUMMER SCHOOL
For ...Methodist ._and :..Presbyterian
Young People
The program of this Training In-
stitute, to be held in Gode.ricl, July
24th to 31st., promises to be one of
the finest of its kind to be convened
this year. The .school started last
. ,t slaughter. house to kindling, partially in all such emergencies, service was
t•unroofing the Hamel furniture factory restored before dark on Tuesday.
and tumbling down two new brick
"chimneys on John Hamel's house.
'Continuing its way eastward, it part-
ially wrecked Norman Haniel's kit-
TURNBERRY
trees by the score. The verandah's at Y . nes, f Tugs, ke, Sask., 'are county who would conainentl the
*' Pletsch's garage and implement ware- visiting with relatives to luritberry school to their young1
Mr room were sashed to s linters and hfr. ati I Mrs. Arthur Wilson of e people, ! as-
p wily no doubt conduce to an increas-
E: the roof of Mrs. Hannah Wills' barn Wiiigham,spent Sunday with her ed registration and, should conditions
E carried away. Mi. A, Brahman is the father, Mr. T. IC, Powell. warrant to re -organization on a union
121 shop being almost completer , demo'- in. S. S. No. ' on Sundayevening, Y 9 ve g. The morning service and song will
IM , t . r5. J. and daughter, in charge of Rev. A. F. Mtllson,
® was also in the path of the storm and Clara and Master Gordon of Winni- B. A., President. For one hour each
o an the east wallbadly damaged.T K Powell f T b
heaviest loser in Mildmay, his wagon Rev.Tate conducted prayer meeting basis
X ished.Jos Hesch's blacksith shop M T J Powelld beh
a large section of the roof was taken peg, are visiting at the home of Mr. morning, Rev. W. M: Kanawan, 13, A.,
* off
,i l b dl
pastor of St. Jpluts Presbyterian
church avn on wi con iter r e
— off` its foundation piers, and it looks study, Rev. A. P. Bra i A., B. 13.
rather tipsy, tt has a very noticeable •
nY cable «,��'t
of. Midland; will lead in s aegis$ in Re1-
slant at any rate, The town hall also igio'tts Education. Vesper talks will
suffered, a portion of the roof being be i
E torn of, and a considerable part of, the given at sundown , the Tagg,
St.,church lawn2
Rev, C,E, r
byCragg,
]�Igg>
B. 1�., of 'Wingbant. Mission Study
Classes, will be taught by -MissMabel
Bailie of Goderich Miss Lillie Carr,
Deaconessit
in Italian work 'i Mont-
real;
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t
real; Rev. John Button, 13: A., Rev. D.
A. 'Williams, I3, D., and Rev. and Mrs.
R. S. Longley of West. China. The
latter, home on furlough, have had
an extended expet'ience in mission
work in Cliina and being excellent
speakers r have
great es <veb ',
seat i r
t eat demaii
p d
iS
in. this year's schools. l .ev. W. ,A,
Conway, 'S• A., will again be Dit•ector.
of the school recreations: The even-
ing mass -Meetings which have been
an out -standing feature of the sehool
will be, addressed again this year by
strong speakers, amon whom will' be
an ('Ontario Cabi tet Minister,
Mi e.
Meals will be served by the .Ladies'
Aid of North St. church:" Classes will.
Meet in Victoria 5t. Goderich towit
cotindil have kindly 'extended the free-
dom. oh Victoria Park to :the school
for their afternoon programs ofsup-
rvieed sports, 'Ten do.]lars provides
for rcgistration, ronin and board. ]n
diiirks addressed to i1fiss l lora Beer
Mooney, 12eelstrar'or io Rev. 11. 17.'
Moyer, Treas., will receive prompt
attention,
M The skatingrink was oved two feet o o Turnberry,
� t 1 zi 'lt 11 d B'bt
balarice damaged: The frame portico
Nin front of the public: school was .car-
ried away and°'smashed. Mrs. Beech-
*, ey's.barn was blown down and Jonas
Vollick's stable is a sad looking strue-
* ture now. 3. F. Schuett had a large
Splate glass window broken out; and a
big, section of prism glass in the Sov-
M ereign store was demolished. Two
* plate glass windows at Heiwig Bros.,
store were also broken. The cyclone
i .
se me<1 toexhaust
e itsfury' as soon ooita
5
it reached
the easterly limit of the
MI 'village for no further damage is re-
IN ported in that direction, The wind
st*WI sterm did not last longer than fitre
minutes, but it was long enough to do
■
thousands of dollars worth of datu-
m! age. The one consoling feature of the.
iss of life.
• Only tworm is h thatthere
was no owerereported.
m Mrs. Andrew Scottt�of the znd, con -
it cession was in Sovereigns store when
0 the window blew in, and a flying piece
in of glass gave her a bad gashin the
arm, The doctor's Services were nee-.
Cssary; < Wilfred Weiler was hoeing.
turnips in his father's field when the
storm struck him, He $farted to run
and then soanething httjtpenecl he is
not stere what, but when he can'ic tri
Wiogharn Saw
da Planing Mill
We now have a full stock of
Dumber of all,kirt'ds, dressed,
and undressed. s d Sash Doors,
Mouldings, Shingles,
g , math, Beav-
er, Fibre and R,uberoid Boards,
also 'roofing, plain and slate soy -
faced and steel fence posts.
Prices are lower r w r stow than
they have been for some months
and some lines are sure to ad-
vance. Call and get prices for•..
any of the above.
Coal in all sizes, hard, soft,
and Sinithing always on hand.
a : can
and Co I
;r.
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THE PLAY WILL DE WELL WORTH. SEEING
The Reconciliation -Scene in the, Great ;Play, '‘Her Own Money"•
.: .
There is much comedy and much good sense in the ggreat comedy -dr ixna2,
"Her Own Money,"to be presented at Cl autauaua this- sumtn '
ei by the
Percival Vivian Players of NewYork City. Above. is shown. a part of tit*
closing scene of the three -act play.
AT CHAUTAUQUA TENT THURSDAY EVENING
The Satisfactory Way
What looks better or more business
like than well printed stationery?
hes
W totr receive a letter from' n bin'
a fel-
low business '
man Bort t you often
judge him to a large extent by the
class of.:letterhead he uses and by the
quality of the printing? Others judge -
you the same. way. The 'Advance does
not bore you by personal visits or nag.
after you if you tot t
o patronize
Y as
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them.
Would d it not pay you to buy '
your printing' where you can get the.
best even though you have to tell the'
canvasser
to.'g 'o.
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3' ETURl INC -e-, eave Toronto 6.5o a.m. and 5:oz p.m.
Through coach ltmeardine to Toronto ort tnorriing train,
Parlor Buffet ear Paiter er"stoie to Toronto on morning tr it
Guelph to Toronto on°evebiti. €, a i and
E+or full particulars applyt.totGrand'Trunk Ticket Agents.
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