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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance, 1919-02-20, Page 4rage Vour tl.'L.E WIN( II 1Y' 41.»' 'thurvtlay, Feb. /et HO� Julia I at: it;"4 lw Saints. 'Zli:,a at aa: 1919 FJZrelCIA ` 4V 191 • NION.' '1't r ro '1'111'•' 1•'t:" c'r 1 i q 1 2 3 4 0 t; 7• 8 9 10 11 : 12 13 14 23 15) 10' 17 p 18 ' 19 :'0 21 2F. 24 1 20 ' 20 27 28 THURSDAY FEB. 20th, 1910. 1;3i 'th Miss Little of1',Tinghani, is viaiting friends in this vicinity. Misr Minnie Smith has ciiagosed of her residence in town to Mrs Mahon of Morrie, Miss Laura Johnston and Miss „Elsie Fawcett are attending the millinery opens inge in Toronto. A Missionary and Patriotic evening will be held in the Methodist church Friday ;'evening. Rev. Mr. Agnew. Chairman of the Gosierich District and. Rev, JaL. Stewart of West China. now honcie on 'furlough. will speak it is ex piloted+ that . Captain (Dr) Willard wlio bas been overseas. far two years will he home in time for this event and will give an address. A Union choir will assist in the•ca,ening program. At the Methodist parsonage on Wed- nesday, February 12th. by the Rev. R. J. McCormick, Mr. Cheater McPhee to Miss Violet Plunkett both •of Colborne township. Mr. John Bmigh has leased the Com- mercial Hotel, from Mr. W. F. Mc- Caughey. Possession given about the middle of March. On Sunday the Brotherhood will con: - duct the Sabbath. Sebool in the Meth- . odist. church . Miss Marney, principal of the Public Schpol,.is suffering from, an attack of in- fluenza. GR Nurss Jamison returned., to her home in Kitchener this week, nearly all the victims'af'the flu are convalescing. Whitechurch a. Mrs. E. Spirting spent. a few days in Wingham last week. • • Messrs. Gibson 'Gillispie and Albert ',..Paterson have taken the contract of de livery ice to the creamery. • Pte. David' G. Kennidg was in London • last week. Miss Nellie Bannerman Of Wingh se, also Mrs. Montieth, spent the week -end at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Move - bray. a Mr. Elmer Tiffin, 4th con., Kinloss, will hold an auction sale on Monday. •Feba4thi. , ; . Mr. and Mrs. .Duncan 'Itennedy'.nave gone to Toronto, where the former in. tends taking a mechanical course. ••Rev.•Mr. Lawson of Toronto, preach- ed in the Presbyterian church on Sunday. He spoke•ih the interests of the Belgian relief work. ' The Guild =meeting on Sunday night was •conducted by Mr. David Kennedy. The leader for Feb. 23rd is Mrs. (Rev.) Stobie. Freight Sheds. Close Earlier On authority of an order issued by the 'Canadian Railway Board the freight sheds • of the Canadian railways in future, from Mondays to Fridays open .at 7.30 a. m. and close at 5 p. m. Saturdays, open at 7.30 a.'3n. and close at 1. p. m. This is brought about by freight employees being • given an eight hour day. Shippers will • do well to make a note of these new hours,- Eniinent Coiffure Specialist Coming Dorenwend's of Toronto, the eminent hair -Specialists, will be" at the Brunswick • Hotel on Tuesday, Feb. 25th with a grand display ,of the latest creations in hair - goods including ladies' transformations, switches, • pompadours, waves, etc., and toupees and wigs for menwho are bald. All those afflicted with loss of hair are in- vited to this display when a free demon- * ' sttation will be given. Morris Council As our last Victors a l e ' ale pleased the lar crowds of buyers we now offer= everything; in our entire stack of Dry (tooth,, Ladies' Ready -to -Wear, 1Vlen'S and Boys' Clothing, Hosiery, Underwear,. burs, House- furnishings, Rugs. and Groceries at a slaughter. Saturday morning at 9 a.m., February 22nd, we phinge into the biggest sale this store has ever known -The Great Victory Sale -This will be the biggest sale a1g f•bi h class merchandise ever held outside city stores, and at the greatest bargain prices ever heard of, never before have we placed such high class goads before the buying public at such reductions, Our foresight in early buying for every department enables us to put these goods on sale at prices Hauch below manufacturers' cost, Owing to the demand for raw materials goods will not be loser for some time. -BUY NOW, Everything In the stone must he cleared out at these greatly reduced prices. You can not afford to miss this opportsinity. 0,000 -WORTH GOODS' ON SAL FOR 10 DAYS OILY gr7 TO The members of the Council were pees.- - res.• • ent at the meeting held . in the Township Hall, Morris, on January 27th., After the Reeve and Councillors had subscribed to their obligation of office. The Reeve took the chair and the follow- ing,business was transacted. The officers for the ensuing year; --A. McEwen, clerk salary $210 00; Thomas Miller, Assessor $90,00; R, Johnston and Peter McNabb, Auditors $10 each; Richard Proctor, col lector, $130.; Dr. White was appointed as Medical health Qft ter at a salary of 350.; Wm. Abram and Robert Newcombe Sani- tary inspectors $15 each; Henry Johnson was appointed as a member of the Board of health. Grants:Siek*Children's Hospital 310.; Hospital for, Consumptives, $10.; Child. -- rev's Aid Society, 15.00. Accounts paidt-•R. Proctor, balance • salary, $50.00; A. Gutteridge estate acct., 8.20; A. McEwen, express 25e; W. Ab• ram, inspector 1018 15,00; Wm. Brewer, drawing stout!, 24.00; Thos. Clark, snow fence 12.00; Wm. Maxwell, lumber for snow fence, Clark's bridge, 12.50; James Anderson, 2 v1ieep killtyd by dogs, 42.00; Win. Taylor, gravel 4.80; J. MoArter, Krttvi1. Me; Stet: hospital, $10.; •f.:c ,sunntisi»s; ho 1+it8l $10.; Childrenls' Acct $15; E. I1. Bolton, Sanderson Award 1.>eu:u: 2812, ,k. ;y1:., t;tve 11, `i:ntderson Award $ 5 (10; '1 rttberry ilvtn,.laty ;wet.. ;7300; Mullett Boundary aeon, lit3 87 •rho% rennet ro.ai work 4.50; The printiuS eoutrxct was given to W. 11, Kerr at $71).1111. 'the tonne it rFeta again 11'ebruat y 24th. A. Mt•fSweu. Clerk, Dollar Day is Every Day During Sale WISINVICXXXIMMEMMINNOMMMIIMMININIMISLIMMIIII • Men's Clothing TAILORED BY TORONTO $20 and $22 suits sale 315.75 3$5 and 27 50 suits, sale 19.50 $30 and $35 suits, sale ... 22.75 337.50 and 42 50 suits, sale 28 50 Special Measure Suits 5 per cent discount • Men's Overcoats $20 and 22.50 overcoats, sale .... 315.00 324 to 27.50 overcoats, sale.... 19.75 330 and $35 overcoats, sale 23.50 $37.50 to $45 overcoats. sale 28 75 Persian Lamb Collared Coats Reg $50 for $38.50 Marmot Collared Coats. Regular $40, sale ..$31.75 Black Dog Coats, special $47,50,336.50 sale Sheep -lined Jackets Reg. 316.50,311.75 sale Raincoats sa Men's Tweed Waterproofs $22 50 and $25 coats, sale 316.75 315 and $18 coats, side 11.75 $12 and 13.50 coats, sale 8 75 Boys' Raincoats, $8.5t) coats, sale ..35 75 Mens -and Boys' Mackinaws Reg. 13.50 and 15, sale $9•75 Reg. 310, sale 6 75 Boys' Overcoats $16 to $20 coats, sale • .. .... $I1.75 $12 and 13.50 coats, sale ..... ... 8 75 Odd Trousers $6 trousers sale • 33 98 34.50 and 35 trousers, sale • 3.29 Boy's Bloomer Suits Special Prices 150 Boys' Suits $14 to 318 suits on sale $10.75 200 Boys' Suits 311.50 to • 13,50 Sale .. . , 38.90 $8.50 to 10,00 Sale $7.25 36 50 to 7.50 3.98 Men's Spring Hats $4,00 to 4 50 hats on sale'... ... . 32.98 $5.00 and 6 50 hats on sale . ,v..... 3 .98 ' 0 doz hats at ......... .. .... .. 1.9$ Borsalinos Special for sale 5 95 Boys Hats.. 69 LADIES' DRESSES N e w Spring styles. 20 p e r cent off. Silk Sults and Silk Dresses 211 per cent off Six Ladite' Suit* $4 95. i Gent's' Furnishings Dollar Day is Even Day During Sale • Silk and wool mufflers 33.50 to 5.00 sale $ 2 98 2,50 to 3.00 sale . 1.79 Black silk scarfs .69 Kid and 'Mocha (cloves Reg 33.00 and 3.50 sale $2.29 Reg 2,00 and 2.75 sale 1.79 Collars W G. & R. and Arrow collars 3 for .50 Rubber Collars 11c, 19c Odd soft collars 2 for 25c 50c silk collars salt .39 Men's Underwear 85c and 31 brooms 69c Corn, Peas, Tomatoes, Pump- kins, 0 cans for 31.00 All laundry soaps 13 for 31.00 Oatmeal, per 100 lbs 34.98 Sugar, per 100 lbs 310.49 Old Dutch Cleanser 11c Corn Flakes Corn Starch, 3jikgs for ....25c Pure Fruit Jams, Raspberry Apple. Regular 4 lbs for 798 31.00, sale 69c 1 eas, reg. 70 a Ib, sale 59c 60c a Ib. sale .... 49c Rice, 3 lbs. for 33c Sardines, reg. 15c, 3 fpr ....33c Jersey Cream Soap, 6 cakes for 25c Merino Utiderwear• for Spring Reg. $1.00 -to 1.25 sale .69 Merino combinations sale - 1.49 100 Balbriggans sale .69 Stanfields' pure wool Red Label Reg; 2 49 3.00 sale Blue Label Reg 3.50 sale 2 79 Ribbed Wool Shirts and Drawers 'it $1.19 1.49 • Men's FIeece Lined Underwear.... .98 Heavy Lambedown Fleece 1.49 Boys' Underwear Fleece lined Shirts and Drawers.44 Panana Wool Sale r1.19 Men's and Boys' Caps Spring and Winter 32 and 2.50 caps sale 31.29 $I 50 to 1.75 caps sale 1.19 31.00 to 1,25 caps sale .89 60 caps special .39 Men's Fine Shirts 30 doz W. G. & R. famous shirts 31.75 shirts sale • .. $ 1.19 $2 50 and 3.00 shirts sale .... ..... 1.98 3.50 to 4.50 shirts sale 2.98 s Fine print shirts, sale .... ........ . 29 Men's Work Shirts 2.50 shirts sale 1.80 1.75 and 2.00 shirts sale 1,49 1 00 to 1.50 shirts sale • 89 Negligee Shirts, Collars attached . Colours and whites 20 doz at 69c, 98c Mens' and Boys Gowns and Pyjamas 198, 1 49 and 98 Carhartts-4 Peabodys Overalls fl 10c Men's Hosiery 75c and 31 grey wool. work, sale 59c 50c and 65c wool, sale ..... 39c 75c and 31 black wool, ribbed, sale 69c Black Cashmere Hose Special, 3 pair for 93125 31,00 cashmere, sale ..c..79c 59c Boys' Stockings, reg. $1.00, sale Ladies' Cashmere Hose, reg. 31.00, sale 69c SPECIAL LADIES' SILK BLOUSE S 100eSi1k,:Crepe.'Georgette Crepe and Fine Voile Blouses at 32 98, 3 49. 3.98, 4 69a Fast Black and Biye stripe ilei 33 00 and 3.50 sale $ a 79 Work pante. khaki, black and stripe Reg $3.00 sale $ 2 49 Coat Sweaters Listowel make all wool $10 and 12 Sweaters Sale 7.99 $7 50 to 8.50 Sweaters sale 5 95 $4.50 to 5 00 Sweaters sale. 3.25 Boys' Sweater Coats $5.00 to 6 00 Sweaters sale........ $3.25 $3.00 to 4.00' sweater sale.... . . , 1 95 Boys' Blouses turIa'a taattaacra 75c ; Blouses sale 49 50c Blouses sale Boy's shirt, special At OVER THE TOP ON .SATURDAY NEXT Op Saturday afternoon, Feb. 22nd, at 2.30 sharp, 1000 New Coppers Will be thrown from the roof of the store to the crowd below. One of these coppers Will be marked lucky coin 101c1 will be worth $5.00 in goods at the Great Victory Sale, The coppers and lucky coin are on display in our north window. Come early and see the fun. To every purchaser of goods coming ten miles or more we will give a free meal ticket with every $20 purchase. .39 Military Flannel shirting Reg.75o1 51c 12i, 137 per yard sale ..... .... ... Chamoisette Cloves at.... .98 Coates' Spools 3 for .25 Silk lloleproof Hose, reg 150 per pr for $1 19 Lisle Hose 3 pair for 1.00 Factory Yarns Reg $2.0() and 2 25 sale.... .... 1 69 a lb Boys' Cashmere Jerseys *2 50 to 3.00 Jerseys sale , $1.98 $1,50 to 2,50 Jerseys sale .... 1.39 Cotton teraeys sale ......... .39 REMNANTS 1.2 PRICE Baby's Coats Ree,$4. and 4.50 sale $3.25 Table Linens .... ,.20% off Ladies, Collars, 19. 39, 601 and 98c Handkerchiefs, 31awn hdkfs for.... .19 Veiling Reg 25c Sa1e................11 Children's Woollen Comb'n Suits Reg $5,00 sale $ 2 69 Woollen 'rogues and scarfs 49,59.70 and 396 Corsets Sizes 18, 19, 21 sale .J9 .98 Other sizes Underwear Ladies' Underwear, specials for 59, 79, 98 1 39, and 1 69 Children's Underwear 7 doz shirts and drawers Reg 35c per garment onsale. ... .... ........ .... 23 20 % off on ail other lines Brassiers, Belt etc 2o%off Pearl Buttons, 3 cards for .10 Ladies' Fall SUITS Reg. $16 50 22 50, 23 50, 30- .00, 32150. Ladies' New Sprik Suits and Coats op4 off. 3 Women Wanted for three small fur lined coats. Reg. $15 "THE STORE WITH THE STOCK" Special Hudson Seal Coats, Famous Holt '• Muskrat Coats, dark skins 3175 and - 3185, sale 3131.50 Mink. Black Fox, Red Fox, Sable, Wolf, Natural Wolf, Hudson Seat and all other up to -date furs at greatly reduced prices. Boys' Grey Persian Lamb Caps at..33 75 20 per cent off on the 2 following: -.Dresa Goods Silks, Staples. Cottons. Flannelette Sheeting. White Goods, Summer Goods. all goods by. the yard Ging hams Laces BMbrpideries, Flannels, Towellings, Curtain Materials Sateens, 'Chair Costa tea Prints Smallwaaes. etc - House Furnishings 20 pairs of lace curtains, reg $3 00 Roller Blintha 69. New Spring curtain goods 20% off Carpets by the yard Reg 2 25 to 250 a:Union carpet Reg 31 00 per yd. sale 69 Linoleums and Oilcloths Inlaid Linoleums 2 ,yds wide Reg 34 50 and 5 00 per yard sale .. 3 98 Surrounds tor Rugs per yard sale 59, 79c Tapestry Squares .. ' Sale Prices 3 9 75 16.75 22 50 33.75 89.75 45.00 59 50" Brussels Squares .... Axminster Square Wilton Squares Union Squares Ladies' Raincoats 25 coats Reg 37.00 sale Reg 12.00 sale Reg 15 00 sale Allover Laces 7 49 10 75 Goods that we have had in stock Reg Reg 3 00 per yard sale 1 .39 AktirIMMIAMMILIPI New Spring Goods which have just arrived, Ladies' Suits, Spring Coats, Cloth a n d Silk Dresses, White Goods: Fancy Dress Ginghams will be on display and at a discount of 20% for ten days only. . Ladies' Winter Coats Velours, Plush, Baby Lambs, on sale 16 80, 22 50 .50. Bargain .Coats 20 coats at 76 UV and I'dis ties' Coats. iiale