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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance, 1921-01-13, Page 5T14E WINGUAM ADVANCE, I, ewe Rngs. Linole'urns, Blinds and Curtain Materials. $3000 worth of Rugs less 20 to 30%. 21x3 Tapestry Rugs, sale .......................................... 'Sx3ij Tapestry Rugs, saie ............ ......................... ....... 23.75 Axininsters and Wiltons. 8x3j, reg, $75, sale ........................................................ 57.50 Sx4 100, sale.: ...................................................... 71.50 4 yard wv1de heavy. ScotcIr Linoleum, reg. 7.50, nale ............ 419$ Underwear Sale 400 garments of Pennian's fleece lined Underweay.__ ....... 98e Stanfield's unshrinkable Underwear $4 Blue Label ...... .... 1. �.'69 3.50 Red Label ,,I ........... 1. I ..... I ................ ..... �*29 Men's 2 piecc wool underwear ........................ 1.69, 2.49, 3.98 Men's Work Shirts, blacks, blues, khaki, reg. 2.50, sale ..... 1.1079 On Saturday, Jan. l5th, we will (live a pair of Carhartt's Z11) or Peabody's Overalls with every suit sold over $25. COATS, SUITS and DRESSES 25 per cent. discount off our entire stock of Women's and Misses' Ready -to -Wear. Coats ,it ................................ $23.759, 29.75, 39o75 Dresses at ............................ $21.75, 26.75, 39.75 Salts' Plush Coats at .................................... .35.00 Serges Fine black and blue botany wool serges 1.98 yd. 2.50 and 3.00 Voile Blouses ........................ 1.19.... Heavy flannelette Blankets, large size, sale 3.50 Large table of new remnants at half'price. 200 ladies', children's and misses' Sweater Coats less 25 per cent. A table full of black and white Hosiery at ... 59c Window Special--Extraordinary--Sttits up to $45, window sale ................................................... $23.75 All sizes—Buy early -60 suits. Special Boys' Suit Sale -40 boys' suits Lip to $18 each new styles, on sale at ............................................. $9.00 W l I ow �Vtin,u -wranuiziolars. 50 men's black and fancy 'Winter Overcoats, Ulsters and young men's models, reg. up to $45, sale ..................... _$23*75 40 Society Brand and Twentieth Century Overcoats, reg. up to$70, sale ......................................................... $45.00 Odd Trous'er Sale Blues, fancy stripe worsteds, reg. up to $10, sale ................ $5*00 t A & C091 H NNA. VEW FLAX MACHINE A DesciAption 01 NlAtZg in operation Near Ripley The VAdt Week d6stxding and cleaning nall �rwhine degped by Mr. W an Of I �Go&Adb, Which was tested out at the '��-ti.AgShip.building Co,ls plant Dec. , Z tj��, has been in operotion for Tipling & Willo, near Ripley, the past week. machine is for the purpose of The and Also for 'eiveslilng fibre or linen flax, thoroughly cleaning the seed before de- �i%try- The flax Is spread on A table consisting ",>ftwo Moving conveyors travelling � side Thy side avA it the sanIke speed. One of the ,se conveyors consisting of a short, wide ClAnvall be%, ou which test the heads of the oss. Two belt is only the length of the Sood t" Britt dumPs uny loose Pods ft6d ItAto 4 %in, at the end Of its travel. th,6V*tqW, of this bin is a pair otPit, able rollers which Cmsh any pods dis- charged Irom the seed table and incident- allybandle the swee'0111P from the floor. The second conVeyor of the feed, table is made up v.&h a numbeir of narrow belts - At the end of the feed table another set of soctional belts coilverge with the first set, and thus the flax sterm find themselves firmly held and carried in this manner through the machine, In the first operation the flax is carried over the large drumo Where, small section - at and staggered rollers bear down on the heads and break UP the pods. Next the heads are passed over the table, where a number of beaters befit On the flax. This opens up any pods which ntaY have been I crushed by the rollers but which, through dam 'It open out and free the jeed!"TTieltramwols then carried on to a third operation, where a mimber of to- c1procating arm$, mOvitig in alternate opposition direction% Open Out the buds and give them a thorough shakitim This allows any loose seed . or -chaff that may still be lodged among the straw, to fall out. So. in this manner, absolutely clean and well -threshed straw is delivered to a binder table. It is then neatly butted, firmly tied and delivered ready to go to the retting field. The whole of the chaff and seed, also any short, tangled straw resulting from the threshing, as well as that delivered by the small auxiliary threshing rollers at the end of the feed table is gathered on a grain deck, where it is all carried to the rear end of the machine. There, by pass- ing over a suitablg grating, the chaff and seed, and with it very short broken branchesof the heads of the flax, pass through to an elevator which coftveys this to the cleaner. Any short, tangled straw that may have, come down onto the grain deck during the process of thre4hifig, is carried over the grating and delivered clean at the side of the toothine, oplioolt:6 to that of the seed delivery. The chaff and seed carried to the cleaner by means of the elevator, is delivered first to a set of boards so designed so as to evenly spread the substance over the first screen at the beginning of its travel, thereby making full use of the screen area This first screen takes out all the small: broken branches that have got through, and which give usually'so much trouble in choking Up screens. The flax is then throughly cleaned by a set of accessible and suitable arranged perforated zinc screens and wind -blast, Sand, dirt and smaller seeds than flax are also taken out, A second small suction fan gathers all the chaff and delivers it by means of piping to where it is required, at any rate away from the thresher. This last suction fan; before delivering the chaff , passes the air through a special chamber, so designed as to gather any seed which might havt got blown through in the proews of claiming. This seed is returned i to the cleaner and has to pass through the 20 lbs best Oatmeal ........................... .......................... 98c 5 lbs best Oatmeal ............... ......................................... 25C All Laundry Soaps, 6 for ................................................. 50C Corn. Tomatoes, Peas 2 for ............................................. 35C Rice, a lb ...................................................................... He Infant Delight Soap, 2 for ......................................... __25e 90 lb. Rob Roy Oatmeal ................................................ 3.98 Brooms, reg 85c, sale .................................................... 49C Overall Sale Peabody's and Carhartt's guaranteed $3.50 Overalls and Smocks, down to .................................................... 2.39 Men's fine Shirts, W. G. & R. and Forsyth makes, re -g. 3.00.1.89 Men's all wool cashmere Hose ........................... 59c, 79C,98C 300 yds of Silks, finest quality, all new shades, reg. up to $3, sale .......................................... .............. :..1.69 Anyone buying 2 dress lengths Saturday, Jan. 15th, will buy this silk at 1.50 per yard. FUR SALE --No Luxury Tax Sets of best quality to be sold ac a sacrifice. I handsome Beaver set, large Cape and Muff, reg. $150, sale ........................ $98.50 3 Black Fox sets, animal shape stoles, reg. - $175, sale ................................. 112.50 Hudson Seal and all other furs less 20% to 30Y., 4VIV-611M 50c Flannelette, reduced to ............................ 35c Monarch Yarn, I oz.'ball .... 25C 2 oz. ball .... 50C Special window sale of ladies' Blouses, reg. up to $10, sale ................................ 4.98 Ladies' 1.50 aprons .............................. 98C Ladies' House Dresses, reg. 2.50 to $3 for 1.49 Wi*ngham, Ont, whole operation once more. In this manner toe wind adjustment is not delicate and it is possible to clean the seed very thoroughly. FACTS ABOUT GOVT. TAXES Taxpayable along with return, April 30, at least a fourth, J3etter pay half to allow margin for errom which are heavily penalized. Form for return must be asked for not waited for. Companies' and employers' lists and fiduciaries returns to be in by March 31. Deferred instalments, due June 30, August 21, October 81. Tax reckoned On income of calendar year, January 1, io December 31, or on a company's year ended during that calen- dar year. Confiscation of all unreported income, it understatement exceeds 20 W cent,, or half if from 10 to 20 per cent. Expenditure to be deducted when cal Tax increased 25 per cent if return is culating taxable income—General business late. expenses; interest on business borrowings; Six months in jail and $10,000 fine for taxes. insurance, repairs, depreciation, false statements. mortgage, interest, own, residence accept. Normal tax 4 per cent on net taxable ed: payments for own tuperannuatlon,� income up to $6,000 and 8 per cent beyond carrying charges oil securities not, exceed - that. ing income therefrom. Exempt from normal tax only - $2,000 Deductions from tax—Income tax oaid if married or with depemdents of certair to United Kingdoin or other British do - categories; $1,000 if unmarried, no do.! minions, or to foreign countries if they re- pandents; $200 each for children under ciprocate, certain payments under Bit$. 18. 1 ineog Profits War Tax Act and Special Surtax on incomes beyond $5,000, ris- War Revenue Act. ing from I per cent on Ist 1,000 to 65 per Partners PaY, not partnerships. cent on all beyond a million. Companies pay normal tax, not surtim. Vive per cent of both taxotadded if tax-, Exetutorg, fwardiatis and trustees pay able ineome is $6,000 or more. for beneficfarie3 unable to manage their Exempt from both normal and surtax— I own affairs - War disability pensions, tax-free bonds. Accrued and undivided profits are tAx- interest; gifts and bequests; life insurance ablo. proceeds; certain incidental gains from NilexTied women with septirate incoa"s turnover of capital assets outsido the tax. make separate retutnt. � payees regular business. Fanuom make returns on Wdel. forra.