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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance, 1922-07-27, Page 6!) I WINGI-XAM ADVANCE 111111111101001110101mossalmemallosimoullossmisisispoissmissessiasssismossomisoneriesisoississicssu ."ri41 it I THE STORE OF MANY DEPARTMENTS ii it is Wingharn s Greatest Summer Sale. See Our WindowDisplays. , • • • • is Launching a Great Two Weeks Selling Event which win prove to be a fitting eonunemoratrom it in of our 21st Anniversary—A very practical recognition of what we owe to our patrons of Wing- wi gress. Read the list of Big Values these are Real, Bargains in goods you need right EVAN (Or L 1,. IIII' al III 'Thursday, July, x0ard neximumasoimitivimoilosiogikfaimiii- ham and district for their splendid support during the past 21 years of our growth and pro - home or person. You know our qualities, always, the better; kind; you know our usual -prices. r., July 22nd 1 t 830, We Commence Outi 21st Anniversary Sale BARGAIN IN SILK—Fine qual- ity black Paillette, 36 ices wide, on sale at , Spectal value in Colored Silks, good quality Duchess, any shade, now DRESS ;GOODS—Big stock- of the very best weaves, compri- sing cashmeres, serges, pop- lins, San Toy and suitings at per cent. discount. WASH GOODS—Fancy colored V01k5 in nice floral patterns regular -value 75c and $1.00, 'your pick for ILK POPLINS—Good quality for dresses and skirts, black and colors, on sale RINTS-1,ight and dark colors in good wide print, on sale at.__2xc White Voile Waists to clear at.....a.98c WHITEWEAR to, clear compris- ing ladies' and misses Gowns, Corset Covers, Princess Slips, Skirts and Drawers 20 per cent. off. One piecesTable Linen, cut price_2.5o yds. Table Damask, cut price 1 21 I8 yds. TableDamask, cut price__75c One end Table Damask, cut price 2.00 ; Large size Bed Spreads, cut price 2.95 Small size Bed Spreads, cut _____1.75 One piece-Cra.sh Towelling, price...age 3 pieces Striped Flannelette_____Isc 5 pieces Striped Flannelette ._____xge Heavy Factory Cotton (wide)........z5c Good quality dark SJainting.. Striped MiddC•lcitS to clear ategga5c 5 ptgem-elirtain Drapery, sale __age ?Fictory Sheeting, 2yards wide__.59c 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. Muslins, Gingliams and Voiles to clear, values 35c to 500, they go at_25c HOSE -25 doz. black ribbed Hose good stockings for boys' wear sale 2IC SILK HOSE—Clearing lines of Women's Silk Hose, white, brown, grey or black, Anni- versary Sale price ax.19 COTTON HOSE -5 dozen plain Hose, black or brown, sizes, g to clear at _25c CORSETS Special line to clear, a good strong Corset, 3 dozen on sale at 98c. Big stock of Crornpton, D. & A. and E. T. Corsets, all good quality and latest models, reduced prices are $x.21, 1.39, 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 wom- en's and misses' shoes, your pick for 12 pairs Children's White CL- vass Shoes, sale _ $x.00 • xo pairs Misses' White Canvass Pumps, sale price Women's White Canvass Laced Boots, sale price $r.95 All other lines of Boots and Shoes at Anniversary Sale Prices. HOUSE DRESSES at money sa- ving prices. See them ata ... . . _ . _______._.$x.5o, 1.75, 1.98 • MIDDIES — 2 doz, White Mid- dies, grrls' and wornen's sizes your pick ..500 GROCERY DEPARTMENT Anniversary Bargains pri all lines of Fresh Groceries. Bargains in Brooms, now 390 Special blend of Black, Green or. Mixed Tea, sold in pound pkges , *5oc Pork and Beans, per tin -a. .. . ... . . ._..xoc Raisins, choice fruit any kind_____2oc Royal Yeast, per box 5c Corn Starch, package ..... _a__ . ... _Joe Kellogg's Corn Flakes' roc Sweet Corn, per can . xoc Best Jelly Powders, 3 pges for .... 25c Laundry Starch, per lb. xoc Laundry Soap, 7 cakes for... 5oc Gem Lye, roo per cent. pure, 2 cans 25c Bottle of lvlilacie Washing Fluidxoc Large bottle of- Catsup for........... . . . . ex5c Fresh Tapioca, per ib. , toe Maple Leaf Baking Powder -.sic READY-TO-WEAR One doz. Ladies' Top Skirts, of good quality serge, to clear__.2.95 20 per cent. discount on all other lines of Skirts. Women's, Misses' and Children's - Spring and Summer Coats, now on-, sale at 25 to 35 per cent.. off regular prices. xo Ladies' Raincoats, broken lines _ (not all sizes) to- clear _____$3.95 LADIES' SUITS—Seven Ladies' Suits to clear, all wool serge black or 'navy blue, sizes 36,, 38, 4o, Anniversary Sale 5 doz. \Ladies' Lisle Gloves, odd lines to clear now, only .. __age Don't Forget the Date, Saturday, July 22nd, at 8.30 a. m. ComenEarly._ • -- Big stock of -Men's and Boys' Cloth- ing, Hatsand Caps, Boots and Shoes, Gent's Furnishings all .at Anniversary Sale Prices, buy now at a saving of 25 to 35 per cent. Men's Overalls, 4 doz. blue strip- ed Overalls, with bib, salea......x.x9 Men's Fancy Pattern Shirts, soft or hard cuff, they are on sale ata. ... . . ... _.__._._.. .......... .... . . . .....___$/.x9 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 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 ________ . 'Silk Ties, 3 doz. new patterns, on sale at 7..500 Soft Collars, clearing lines, v 1 ue up to 5oc, Anniversary Sale 250 Men's Braces, odd lines to clear, values up to 75c, your choice 43c Men's Black Overalls and Cotton- ade Pants, all sizes, reduced_x.90 Mens and Young Men's Suits, Per- fection and "Fite -Rite" Brand's; styl- ish models and good -quality- cloths, comprising plain and fancy worsteds, serges, tweeds and cheviots, your choice of x25 suits at a saving of from 20 to 3o per cent. , Lot 1-23 Men's Suits to clear... $16.75 Lot 2-29 Men's Suits to clear.._.. 20.00 Lot 3-35 Men's Suits to clear 22.5o Lot 4-14 Men's Suits to clear__ 25.00 Other lines of Suiis at 20 per cent. discount. xo Boys' fancy tweed Suits, salea$5.95 12 Boys' fancy tweed Suits, sale 6.95 9 Boys''fancy tweed Suits, -sale 7.75 x5 Boy!: fancy tweed Suits, sale9.95 Wi le 1111, W . W . - , is IR, Big cut in prices of Men's Pants, if, all lines reduced. MU; 111- 1. EL 25 pair good wearing Pants, our cut price .. .... ........... BARGAINS IN MEN'S BOOTS 25 pair broken lines of Men's fine Boots, your choice for ..3.19, All other -lines of Men's and Boys' _Boots at reduced prices. . sCtAocRkPtEoTcShc:AosNeDfroRmU, GeoSBig inpris.,, • ing Wilton, Tapestry, Brussels, Wool and Union- Rugs, buy now at a saving ; ; of 20 per cent. Terms of Sale are Cash. No Goocls on Approval° E. ISARD CO., the habit of paying. on the regular prices you are in from one quarter to one third Buy now while you can save I GH. M, NTA , 1110 MI 1111 1.. w g:1; 0/11/12111111111321212111315111111131 sasSnisssissas:'1111119MMINIMMIENIESIMENINEENSIIIIIININSIESIZEIMEMINEENNI111111111111111111111111111111111115111113625101121811NEMENEMINIMENERIMMEN111111151NIERSISMENIIMEMBISINIIIIIIINIENI ..r BLIIEVALE Mise Mabel Coultess of Toronto, is -Spending a few weeks with her mother. W. King attended a U. F. 0. ,Ipienic at Brucefield" last week, ?,Mis sMaude Paul of Pittsburg Pa., fot a few weeks' vacation. Mrs. Bailey of Ottawa, is at present Viaiting with relatives around here. ;Mr. and Mrs. John Anger and son, aaGisirrie , -spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Alex McGee, ,,,Rey. T. W. Mills has sold his farm Mr. Walker, who will take nos- abOut ist, Mr. Mills in- gefidS to return to the ministry again. cliazige has done his health much od ,We are plea.seci to state. Misses Velma. :Brooks and Mabel Bosinan' ate at present visiting with ggelatives . at Stratford. ..)."Mr. jos, Robb had the misfortune to have hialeg broken while at work at ,.S,,teatford. We- hope he will soou be again. , ,,Ttf.Er.,„ 'and Aire. W. H. Stewart and 7,14113ily Of 'Bowling Green, niotored up alifspent the week -end with relatives J,11;dre., ',There will be a Union picnic for the .i1).ree Sunday Schools, viz—Bluevale, • atbenezer and Johnston's on Friday iernoCrit, Jtily 28th., in Mr. Henry Bosznaris bush. All are invited to "; ,nbrce and enjoy themselves, .front of his prop - r bt Musgrove has net up a .,:getty-and -Mr. L. W Ruttan has paint - .;nice, neat appearence. ,et.1 tip his house which give thein a Chain. Higgins was on holidays a Mr. Whit .Stewartwa '';''01118.tthweeterkeaairill truck. during hi absence, cod of Toronto, is spend- -•;Ursi ;'eeka with relatives here. .14 ighani Bros. of Drayton, Spent 111111 '; Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Leg ,Vvith , ;;';. ' Rev: R N. D Sinclair and Miss No 6 the oldest a i th • 9. 3, s or ngeman n e Dorothy of Tiverton, are renewing Dominion. He attained his ao3rd, birthday on July aith. He resides in London with his daughter, Mrs. R. Wright. He sent his greetings to his acquaintances in the village. Mr. William Abraham of Hunts- ville, was called home owing to the serious illness of his mother, home lodge wishing he was physically. 'Et to celebrate the 232nd. anniversary Misses Katherine and Margaret Mc - of the Boyne. His closing remarks Grogan of Toronto, called on old were Brethren I will soon be gone but friends here last week. keep•the COlors flying. IVIiss l3utchart of Eden Grove, At, the recent entrance ex'amina- has accepted a position at the General tionaheld here -14 pupils wrote and 3 store. of them were successful. • Mr. Wm, Findlaten M. P. left on Miss Louise Mills is attending the Friday morning for his home at Gil- Summer School Convened at Goderich bert Plains accompanied by.his father, for a couple of weeks, Mr. Alex Findlater. Miss Elia Gibson left' on Saturday A well-known and highly respected morning on an extended visit with resident passed away on Monday friends in the West. Miss Gibson evening in the person of Mr. James will take the boat at Sarnia, Darling, at the ripe old age of 82 GLENANNAN years. Deceased had been in* poor health for some time. He leaves to mourn his loss, his widow and one daughter, Miss Mary at home; Mrs. James Dickson, Miss Agnes, Carrick; and -./vIre. Robert Jeffrey,- also two brothers, John of Belt:pore and Adam of Clifford and one sister, Mi -s. Hark- ness of Huntingfield, who have the sympathy of a wide circle of friends, The linual Sabbath School picnic held on Thursday afternoon was a decided success in every way, the weather 'being ideal. The tug-of-war between Bruce and Huron was won after much tugging by the Huron boys. The races by old and young created much excitement, Behnore baseball team played the brickYard boys the score being 14 to 7 in favor of the home boys. AiliSs Patterson of Hamilton, is the guest of her friend, Miss Mary Ait- ken. • Miss Mabel Gilkinson, who has been teaching in the West for the past few years has returned to her home on the gth line. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Willits and family were visitors on Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Marshall', Mr. W311. Mitchell and family are spending a few days on their farm at Glenannan. Miss' E. F. McLean has been engag- ed as Principal of the'Lucknow school, Miss Ranson having resigned. • The annual congregational picnic of the Presbyterian church will be held at Point Clark on Thursday of. this week. - Misses Fern and Ida Reid, Mrs. Roht. Thynne, Mrs. Will 'Brooks and Mr. Will Reid spent Thursday with friends at Kincardine beach, Monday, August 7th., has been pro- claimed as Lucknow's Civic Holiday. WESTFIELD The Westfield Baseball Team will play a schedule .game with Blyth at Westfield on July 28th, These teams have only lost one game each and are at the head of the eastern division of itho Maitland League. •Give Us A Trial Mr. T. Gibson wishes to an- nounce to the public that he is now settled in the bakeshop which he re- cently purchased from Mr, A. J. Nich- olls, and respectfully solicits your pat- ronage. Mr. Gibson will endeavour to turn out nothing but the very highest quality of bread, buns and all other pastry. Quality and -service at reason- able prices will be the watchword of the Central Bakery. Miss Mary Haugh visited with her cousin, Miss Annie Metcalfe, who spt the last week at her home here. Miss Belle Murchison spent the week -end at her home here. Miss Mabel Stokes was the guest of Miss Jean Wilton one day recently. 'l'he Women's Missionary Society Remember the Garden Party which will be held at the home of Mr. Wrn. will meet on Friday afternoon', a spec- ial invitation is extended to till. Campbell on the tenth line on Thurs- day evening, July 27th. Admission for Mr. and Mrs, Wm. Lowry of Niag-1 ara Falls, are holidaying at their old adults 35 cents and children 15 cents, home here. r „and Mrs. Verne i-liggint of oronto yare speading their holidays -talth relatives around 'hero. ' BLYTH Mr. and Mrs. Jas, Brown of Toron- to, are visiting in this locality. Miss Myrtle Young, nurse in train- ing at Victoria Hoapital, London, is spending her vacation at her home 11 re Union services will be held far a few weeks between the Presbyterian and, Methodist congregations. F,ev. C. A, Tiffin will have charge of these services for two weeks, service will be held in the Presbyterian, church in the morning and in the Methodist cluirch in the evening. On Saturday morning Mr. Prank Bennett appeared before Magistrate Reid on a charge of being intoxicated and was fined $200 with costs, ,fin Sheritt, former resident oi Blyth and a„ inembee of L, O. L. 4 --,toward, Stewart ef Renfryn, WasrliOthe ;over' the week -end, W,„A. Griffith of. Montreal, is Orl,aeoupte•or weeks' vacation. ey- and Mrs,- T. C. Wilkinson are Ring relatives, at Ripley at present. '.and,' Mrs. R. Turvey and Mr. rattle Mee. Bost,'" motored to r,.1.4ainirtgton and spent a few days with there, • Mrs,: Richard Johnston visited VW' at1a1 i-eeston this weak, John Moffatt Of -Saskatoon, rdaYs„ofgaptiBV,g S1 pant'ilig,i5ast couple of ,weeks , • . • :'and R, 3/1,eXenzle ' LUCXXOW Mr, Al. Murdock, Winnipeg, vis- ited friends here last week. Mr. John I-Iildred of Toronto, was in town last week renewing acquaint- , _ Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Armstrong and children of Torotto are spending their vacation at Point Clark, Mrs. Ills nee and sister, Mrs Brooks of .1Dettoit, were guests at the home of Mr„ and Mrs. T. Reid. Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Richardson of Teeswatcr, are visiting the lattee's mothee, Mgr. Douglass. alt A. A. Cameron of Peterboro speeding his vacation at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. D. C:atn- eron, Master Sydney Decker is enjoying a holiday at Thessalon. ' Mt. and Mrs,. Bridge are visiting friends ih Palmerston,' Wingham Saw & Planing Mill We now have a full stock of Lumber of all kinds, dressed, and undressed. Sash Doors, Mouldings, Shingles, Lath, Beav- er, Fibre and Ruberoid Boards, also roofing, plain and slate sur- faced and steel fence posts. Prices are lower now than they have beert for some months and some lines are sure to ad - vatic°. Call and get prices for any of the above. Coal irt all sizes, hard, soft, and Smithing always oft hand, MacLean Lumber and Coal Co. EAST WAWANOSI-I Miss Grace Wightinan spent a few' days last week with her sister, MtS. Ross King Of 'lurnberry.. „Misses Pynn and Messrs. Pynn and Herdsman „efExe.ter, snent Sunday at the home. Of Mr. and .Mrs. John Beecr6ft. Mrs. Gordon of Teesavater,, ,speat last week with her daughter, Mrs. John McGee. Mr; and Mrs. John Campbell and daughter, Audrey, of Aylmer, spent a few days' last week with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Campbell. Since school stopped Mr. Campbell has been marking examination paper -3. Mr. Harrison. of Exeter, spent the Week -end at the home .of .Mr. and Mrs. John Menzies., Mr. and Mrs. Adam Walker of Tor- onto, are visiting at the home of his brother, Mrs. Elisha. Walker. Mrs. Albert Tisdale and Mrs, David Tisdale, who have been visiting rola in these; parts, returned to their (home in Green, Sask., on Tuesday. Rev: and Mrs. W. Jr Brandon of Hamilton, spent a week with Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Brandon. Mr. Johnston and daughter of L On - don, spent a week with Rev, and Mrs, Peters, Mr. and Mrs. Joe. Brandon spent a day with friends in Palmerston. Mr. and Mrs, 3. L. Stewart spent Sunday in Londesboro, Rev. Brandon of Hamilton, took the service in the 'Methodist church on Sunday evening. Mrs, (Rev,) Jones and little son, Donald, have returned to their home after spending a few weeks in Toron- to. Goderich RaceSAugust and, and ard. Come to Goderich for the races on August and, and 3rd, Splendid track and $2,000 in purses. The SatiSfactory, Way What looks better or more business- like than well printed stationery? Whori you, receive a letter•from a fel. low business mati don't you ofteft judge him to a large extent. by the 'class of letterhead ha uses' and bv 'the quality of the printing? Others judge you the same way. The Advance does not bore von by personal visits or nag after yoU if you do not patronize them.. Wonld it not pay you to bny your printing where/you can got:the best even though!You have, to tell the canvasser tb go n ' 11./'and l'‘''MIrS.9JkoRhInS C. Casemore; Miss Laura and Mr, Milo Casemore, and .their friends,. Miss Edna Gibson of Wing -liana and Mr. Henry Wheeler of Bluevale, motored to Stratford and attended the wedding of Miss Lillian Casemore to Mr. Clayton Edwards of Stratford, on Wednesday last. . LUCI;(*OW Mrs. Otto Schmidt'and two daugh- ters, Iola and Evelyn. of Spokane, Wash., are ,at present visiting with their cousin, Mrs. Kenneth Cameroa. Warning To Motorists Motorists are warned that the carry- ing of spotlights is contrary to law. Instructions have been issued by the department to rigidly enforce this' regulation and motor owners will be wise if they remove the, spotlights be- fore being summoned. The Act reads 'It shall be unlawful to; carry on any motor vehicle on a highway, any lain') al, will get a place in Wiunipeg, but or other device so that the rays of three of his colleagues, Hon, Dr. light may be projected in different Thornton, minister of Education; Hon., direttions," If the department wishes John Williams, minister 'of agricul- to enforce the "spot -light law," wefq ture and Hon. C. D. McPherson, min- ister of public works, went down be- fore the Farmer moveinent. Hon, Ed- , ward Brown, provincial treasurer, had intended to run in the deferred elec- tion in the Pas, but under the cirdurn- stances it is thought he will retire to private lifeib'e Lrals Only Eight Mr. Norris will find himself at the head of a group of about eight mem- bers, one of four. Opposition groups confronting a Farmer Party, which is expectedto have the support of a clear Plent as well, What makes rural res- majority oyer all ni the new Hottse. idents sore is to have to put up with The:United Farmers came to the a lot of'motor law enactments, eliforc- tchiteyitwaitlhlie2s, nithtin.pberrosg.reIsisli4WesionnfailiTega, to 'live up to their own expectations, ,,and it appears that only one of their. own, candidates, R. W. Craig, K. C., will be among the ten chosen, but he will give his support to the Farmers. The Late Miss C. Bentley saptstll')'aP30%r;tlitti'stihEl I:1°1111101'0'i snQctauri!;\ candidate, ,dP iisrfitYllracallYlcd1 °t1°: . After quite a lengthy illness, Char -lis considered that t te Farmers have lotte 13entley paSsed away on Tuesday' an excellent chance of electing their rimming at, the home of her brother, candidates in the three deferred dee- Georfae, East Wawartosh, Deceased dons. W,asbern in Blanchard Township, Per- ' County, 0 years ago and 28 yearS later came, to East Wawaitosh with Aninlab Uti Tne, Road her parents where she cootinttotslY re- Warning is issued by the Provincial sided until' her death. She was a per- Police to the effect that any per$on brothers) George of gast WaWanosh, tiSe is orie 9,11 ttittio,St danger to mot- • son Much respected, of a kindly tiis- or persons alloning their cattle or position and her death is much regret- horses to grant tthattended on tlie sid- ted. She leaves mottrn her loss„ es of the road are liable to protecu- Mrs Thos., Iternick,, Blyth and two flan, flis pal.rat;T.ou1; that thi$ pito— atiti Jonathan of 11101,. -The futteral„ oristS, eSpecially at tight. will take place this (Thursday) after- noon, service being held at the house at 2 p. m., followed by interment in the Union cemetery. ' The pall bearers were her six nep- -- hews, namely: Messrs. John Bert, Ro- land and Percy Vincent, Earl and Rus- sel Bentley,—Blyth Standard, .2 MANITOBA FARMERS WIN Will Have Majority Over All Other: Parties Manitoba is to have a government of United Farmers, following the pre- cedent set just a year ago by the Pro- vince of Alberta. Today the Liberal. Government of. Hon. T. C. Norris,, which went to the electors_for a vote: of confidence, was rejected. Premier; Norris himself was returned in Lans- downe his old constituency, and Hon. Robert Jacob, his new attorney-gener-• and good, we have no objection. Bur we would like to see them enforce it on equal terms in both city "grid coun- try, The spotlight law has been on the Ontario statutes for a long time now; and if there is a place where the law is not 'enforced it is in the cities and more especially in holier than thou Toronto Travelling along the' Hareiltoe Highway, the writer has seen hundreds of motorists in and around Toronto, not only having these spotlights on •their cars, but using cd by a Provincial Government official (who,,, i by the way is but obeyingin- structions,) and then afterwards n a trip to the city, see these same laws broken continually right in the shadow of the Provincial Government build- ings,--Durhain Chronicle. • . ; ';;; ; ',"""';; ;":!" '" ;IL; , ' 0! )1