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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance, 1906-08-02, Page 5I 1 R.CROWDER Z The R. iTRUNKS AND VALISES. a••••,►INM►4•••••M(/••••.., • ••N•••••••N♦••♦NN,• Boys' Wash Suits Boys' Linen Tams II A. L F PRICE. It A. 14 F PRICE, Crowder's Stylish Clothes. ott Here's Two Clothing Leadersit will be well for you to see SATURDAY. $4.95 Bargain 16 Men's Striped Tweed 2- g Piece Summer Suits, patch pockets, well cut and made, fit for any man to wear, regular price from $0.50 to $8.50. $7.50 Bargain 22 only 's TweeSns in lighMen t and d dark colors, it right up-to-date, sizes 35 to 44, regular price $10.00. Men's Unlined Coats. Mon's Tweed and Flannel unlined odd Coats, sizes 34 to 44, regular $3—Bargain..$2.25 Boys' Unlined Suits, 4 only, Boys' two-piece un- lined Flannel Suits, sizes 30 to 32, reg. $4 50—Bargain.,$2.75 Bargains in Boys' Suits. 15 only, two and three-piece Tweed Suit Norfolk, No folk, Rus- sian Blouse, etc., sizes 22 to 28, reg. prices $2.75 to $5.50 Bargain HALF PRICE .Men's Unlined Suits. 3 only, Men's Navy Blue Serge, unlined two-piece Suits, sizes 40 and 42 only, regular $4.50—Bargain...,$2.95 Colored Shirts. 36 only, Men's Colored Shirts, sizes 14 to 18, regular price 50c and 75c—Bargain 390 Boys' Wash Coats. Boys' Wash Coats in Linen and black and white Drill, sizes 24 to 34, regular 75o and 850—Bargain 600 $1.00 Men's Colored Shirts 75c. 6 Doz. Men's Colored Shirts, new patterns, regular price $1.00 and $1.25, sizes 14 to 18i2—Bargain 750 Boys' Cotton Stockings. 5 Doz. Pairs Cotton Stockings, heavy ribbed, double knees, sizes 6 to 91, regular prices 20c and 25c—Bargain on Saturday 2 pairs for 25o Bargains in Men's Shoes all August. ♦0♦N♦0♦N♦NN♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦•♦♦ ♦•♦♦♦♦NN♦♦N04.♦♦N♦N••♦ THE WINGHAM ADVANCE LICENSE REVENUE. Something over hail a million dol- lars will be received in liquor license fees bythe Provincial Government;this year. Thie is about $200,000 more than last year, under the old, Act, and over $40,000 1110).* than was estimated by the Provincial secretary, ,Tion. W. J. Hanna, when he introduced the new Liquor License Act at the recent session of the Legislature, Notwith- standing this great increase in rev°. nue the number of licenses held in On- tario this year is considerably less than in former years. The irnmici- pptilities affected all share with the Government the increased revenue resultant upon the higher fees. The half million is only the Government's share. It would, appear that the rais- ing of the license fee has been justi- fied. Not a licensee failed to aiply for a renewal on the ground ofin- crease, and reports from the various local License Boards show that there were scores more applicants than there were licenses granted. In plac- es, too, where an effort was made to increase the price on beverages to make up the difference, the result has been invariably unsatisfactory and followed by an early restnnption of the old scale. The Happiness Of home. Very huge depends on the mother's disposition ; if she is animated and bright, everyone is happy ; but if she nervous, irritable and cross—every- thing goes wrong. Bright cheery women nsually use Ferrozone, the greatest health• maker known. By acting through the blood Ferrozone' is able to reach all the organs that need assistance ; it establishes regular and healthy action of all functions, builds up the general health, fortifies the system with a reserve of energy that defies disease. Don't put off—Ferro- zone costs only 50c at any drug Store ; get it to -day. OLD BOYS' CARNIVAL. The Old Boys' Carnival, which is to be held in connection with the Re- union of Stratford and Perth County Old Boys at Stratford from August 4th to llth next, will be something that is worth coming hundreds of miles to see. The management of the Re -union made an exceedingly careful search for a suitable man before they placed the contract for the Carnival, and were fortunate in securing the services of Messrs. Bishop and Schwartz, experienced carnival pro- moters from New York City. These genlemen recently closed a most suc- cessful Carnival at New York City in aid of one of the Hospitals, the affair being voted by all who saw it as one of the very best things of the kind ever put on. At Stratford there will be five acres of the highest class of tont shows, every one of which will be opened from August 4th to llth, and which will provide a veritable feast of fun and frolic for those who visit the Classic City during the Re -union. The Carnival, which is quite separate from the several amusements put on by the Old Boys' Association,willinclude a r one -ring circus that is guaranteed to take the oldest visitor back to the days when he was a bare-footed youngster, a vaudeville show, a min- strel show, an illusion show and a high-class moving picture show, to- gether with a Ferris wheel, merry-go- round and other splendid attractions. • • • • 1 THURSDAY, AUGUST 2, 1906 NAt44.N144.••w♦••N•►*♦N��N�1 N1►N�►HNINN ONE SOLID WEEK„,,„_, AUGUST ,...�.... Stratford and Perth County Old Boys' Re -Union --- AT S T RAT F 0 R D Saturday, August 4th—Opening Day Arrival of Speoial Trains—Band Concerts Afternoon and Eve'g, Sunday, August 5th—Old Boys' Sunday. Old Boy Preachers in City Pulpits — Sacred Band Concerts. Monday, August 6th—Reception Day. Arrival of Speoial Trains, Baseball Games, Paindes, Performance at Park, Fireworks. Tuesday, August 7th—Athletic Day. Aquatic and Land Sports — Trotting and Pacing Race — 10 Mile Road Race—Baseball Games—Social and At -Homes. Wednesday' August 8th --Military Day. Manoeuvres by 21st and 28th Regiments — Sports — Band Concerts, Thur., Friday, Saturday—Aug. 9, I0, II. the Great Old Boys' Carnival — 8 Days of Fan and Frolic. Don't fail to see the Electrical Illuminatious. Greatest put on in the West. See DON'T MISS ALL THESE : Fireworks—Most Dazzling Display. Parades—Thousands of Old Boys. Bands - 48th Highlanders, Channer's (Detroit), and Many Others. Sports—Open to All with Big Prizes. Balloons—Thrilling Day and Night Ascensions. Spectacles— Nelson's Great Victory at Copenhagen, depicted in Moving Fire Tableau. 21st Essex Regt. in Manoeuvres. Hardy—World's Greatest Wire Artiste. Carnival —5 Acres of Fine Tent Shows. Clowns—A Score of the Funniest. Something Doing Every Hour A11 Week. Something to Please Old and Young. SINGLE FARE—Railway Rates on Certificate Plan. W. J. Ferguson J. D. McCrimmon Frank A. Copus (Mayor), Pres. Vice -President Secretrry 1 1 1 1 —John James Boyd, a well-known resident of the 4th con., Culross, pass- ed away on July 20th. His death was not unexpected, as it was preceded by several months of lingering illness from anemia, a disease that has prov- ed peculiarly fatalto the family, sev- eral eral of his sisters having died at a comparatively early age of that mala- dy. Deceased was aged 47 years and 5 months, was born and had always lived on the farm where he died, one and a quarter miles south of Tees- waer. He was an only son and the last to survive of a family of six. —Fordwich can boast of the best kept station lawn from Teeswater to Orangeville. The flower beds are cer- tainly beautiful and Station Agent Bradley receives many compliments on the neat appearance of his whole surroundings.-Fordwich Record. • Scrub y.:irself daily, you're not clean inside. Clean insides means clean stomach, bowels, blood, liver, clean, healthy tissue in every organ. Moral : Take Hollister's Rocky Moun- tain Tea. 35c, Tea, or Tablets. Ask your druggist. r4-7-00” • Furniture Bargains For 30 Days. Special Clearing Sale O New and Up-to-date Furniture NOW ON AT S. Gracey's Furniture Store In all lines of Bedroom • Suites, Sideboards, Parlor Suites, Couches, Parlor Chairs, Iron Beds, &c. If you want Big Values for your money, this is a special chance. A Specialty in Picture Framing UNDERTAKING In this particular line we profess to be second to none. Having had over 27 years' experience, we feel confident of giving entire satisfaction to anyone needing our services. Calls attended any hour (day or night.) Our prices are reasonable. � S. Gracey Furniture Dealer and Practical Undertakerj —Mr. Malcolm McLean, Walkerton's venerable postmaster, celebrated his eighty-eighth birthdayue d aY out sof last week. He was born at Mull, Ar- gyleshire, Scotland, and came to Can- ada when a young man. He is Walk- erton's first postmaster, and has ad- ministered the duties of the position continuously for sixty years, and is yet good for several more years of service. —Since the passing of the Act last year by the Provincial Government givingveterans of '66 and ' 0 and the 7 South African War their choice of 160 acres of land in New Ontario or $50 in cash, the number of applicants proving their claims and asking for the money has now totalled the amount of the claims to over $10,000. More veterans are anxious for the cold cash than they are for the land. Isard's Big Clean .Sweep Ten DaysSale Coinmencing Saturday, Aug&st 4th, and Positively Ending August 15th, A Sale That Beats Them -A11.—$20,000 Stock to be Slaughtered.—Great Reductions in Every Department.—Never Mind How Much We Lose ; it will be your Gain.—Please Come in the Morning, if Possible.—Greatest Bargains Ever Offered in Huron County. Grocery Department. Great Money Saving Chances For Ten Days Only. One pound tins Art Baking Powder with granite -ware premium, worth from 50c to 750 each -10 days' Sale Price, only 390 2 cans best Salmon for 25c Japan and Ceylon tea, good value for 25c lb.—Sale Price 20c 25c Heavy Brooms 20c Laundry Starch per lb 50 3c Yeast Cakes per box 10c bottle Extracts only 8c 4 lb. cleaned Currants for 25c Fresh Tapioca, reg, price 1Oc for61c 13c cans Tomatoes on sale 10c 12 bars good Laundry Soap for 25c 150 bottle Pickles Sale Price100 Pot Barley, per lb 3c Everything in this department on sale at reduced price. Big Savings on Clothing, Two Thousand Dollars' Worth of the Best Clothing to be Sold at a Glaeat Sacrifice. 18 Men's plain and fancy Tweed Suits worth from $6,50 to $7.00—yorir choice for• 4.95 Men's flake pattern Tweed Suits, good value for $8—our Sale Price 6.00 23 Pine Tweed Suits, sizes 38 to 44, new patterns, regular value $10-10 days' Sale Price '7.95 Boys' two-piece Suits, regular $2.00 and $2.50 lines—your choice 1.50 Boys' 3 -piece Suits, pretty patterns, well made with strong linings, good 9 50 value at $4,50—Sale Price Youths' strong Tweed Suits, worth $5 and $6—to clear Men's strong Tweed Pants, regular value $`L—Sale Price 15 pairs Pants, well -made, regular price $2,50 --on Sale Men's strong Overalls in blue or black Denim, only 10 Men's Waterproof Coats, worth $4.50 and $5—on Sale for A lot of Men's Rain Coats to clear out at 3,95 1.50 1.95 50c 3,50 1.98 Special in Nightgowns. Ladies' White Cambric Nightgowns, good width, worth $1, for 60c Special Nightgowns, nicely trimmed, worth $1,25 ---Sale. Price 08e FLANNELETTE,—Heavy striped Flannelette, one yard wide, worth 10c 8c per yard, for Ladies' Wrappers, ,Etc. Nicely made Wrappers, fast colors, lined in the waist, good valve e t $1.25-10 days' bale Price 99c Ladies' Linen Waists, nicely made, worth front $1 to $1.50—on Sale at75c Ladies' seamless Cashmere Hose, fast black, regular value 35c, for 25c Ladies' White Lawn Waists — Latest Styles at Big Reductions. 90c value for 69c I $1.00 Waists for.... 75c I $1.25 Waists for 95c $1.50 Waists for... $1,15 I $2.00 Waists for.. , $1.50 I $2.50 Waists for.... $1.95 SILK WAISTS.—Pretty Cream Silk Waists, good wash silk, latest style, worth from $3.50 to $4.00—your choice $2.50 PRINTS.—Crum's best English Prints, new patterns, worth 121c, for.... 10c KID GLOVES.—Ladies' Kicl Gloves, black or colors, GUARANTEED good valne at $1.25—Our Sale Price 90c CORSET COVERS, -5 doz. 25c Corset Covers, nicely made, to clear at15c Our Very Large Stock of Ribbons must be Reduced. l 20c Fancy Ribbons on sale for.... 15e 20c wide Plain Ribbon for 150 25c fine wide Plain Ribbon for20c 15c plain, all colors for 121 121c plain, all colors, for 10c Gents' Furnishings. 10 doz. Four-in-hand and Hook -on Ties, regular 25c lines --your choice.. 19c Fine thread Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers—our Sale Price per suit.... 70c Summer Undershirts and Drawers, special to clear, only. 250 Fancy soft and hard front Regatta Shirts, worth 75c to $1—your choice.. 49c Cotton Sox, 2 pair for 15c annewomest Dress Goods. Fancy Silk Voile, very wide, regular price $L25 ---Sale Price 90e Silk and Wool Crepe de Chene, worth 75c for SOc Colored All -wool Voiles, regular 50c for '39e Cashmeres, Lnstres and Merges, regular 60c per yd. ---Sale Price 45c Tweed Suiting, 51 -inch wide, worth $1.25, our price to clear iSe All other lines of Dress Goods at greatly reduced prices. No Goods charged at Sale Prices. No Goods sent on approbation. Bargains in Wash Goods. 10c and 121c Ginghams and Mus- 115c Striped Linen for 10c lips, on sale at 71e 150 Striped Chambray for 10c 20c Linen Voile for 15c Ladies' white Cambric Drawers, nicely made, worth 50c, for 39c A lot of good Corsets to clear, regular 50c and 75c lines for 39c Examine These Silk Values. 10 pieces 27 -inch Japan Taffeta Silk, regular 50c quality for 42c 50 yards black, soft Taffeta, good value at 65c—Sale Price 49c Lace Curtains. 25 pairs Curtains 31 yards long, dollar value—On Sale 75c 14) pairs wide Curtains, worth $1.2S ---Sale Price 98c 20 pairs fine Lace Curtains, good value at $2.00—Sale Price $1.50 Big Sale of Carpets. Brussels Carpet worth $1 a yd. for 75c 35c Union for 25c Extra heavy Tapestry, good value 160c Union for 48e at 83c Sale Price 65c 3 -ply All -wool Carpet worth $1 for 80c 60c Tapestry for 48c 25c Japan Matting for 20c 011111•11•111111111•11•1111/111M11111110/1•11111.1111111, gn1.1•1•61•1•1111/131111101111110t Table Linen. 60c extra wide, bleached Linen, clover leaf pattern—Sale Price 45c 3 patterns Table Linen, heavy, worth 50c—Sale 40e New patterns bleached Linen, very wide, worth 75e --On Sale 59c Extra fine quality Linen, 2 yards wide, worth $1.25 --Sale Price $1,00 Fine dollar quality Linen for 80c Table Napkins. 6 doz. Table Napkins, good value at $1.00 --Our Sale Price 75e Large, fine Linen Napkins, nice patterns, worth $1.50, for $1.25 Extra fine, large size, Irish Linen Table Napkins, worth $2.50. --.Male1.95 Special size Irish Linen Table Napkins, worth $3.00, for 2,25 Towels. 10 doz. Linen Towels, good value at 25e pair—Sale Price 20c Extra large size, pure Linen Towels, regular price 35e, for 2;1c 5 doz. Linen Huck Tow els, good value at 25c each, for l0c 41110111, TERMS OF SALE:,— Cash or Produce in exchange for goods. No Coupons Given or Sales punched on Tickets during the Big Sale. H. E. ISARD CO. ONO WINGHAM