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The Wingham Advance, 1911-07-13, Page 4KING BROS. Annual July and August SALE OF 11 Spring and Summer Merchandise 100 . pieces best English Print, all colors and •good patterns ; reg. 12-}c and 15c quality for 9c a yd. 500 yards best Import Dress Ginghars ; 12c and 15c quality for 9c ; 20c and 25c quality for 16c. 1000 yds. Embroidery and Insertion for 4c a yd. ; 25 pieces Embroidery and Insertion for 8c a yd. 10 pieces • Corset Cover Embroidery to clear at 15c ; 5 pieces Flouncing Embroidery, reg. 50c, 60c and 75c for 39c. 50 ends of 5 in. Taffeta Silk Ribbon, all colors, to clear at 11c a yd. Women's Summer Net Corsets ; reg. 50c and 60c for 39c ; reg. 75c and $1.00 for 58c. Ladies' White Underskirts and Night Gowns, broken lines to clear, all prices for $1.10. 6 doz. Ladies' Plain • and Fancy Silk Lisle Hose ; reg. 50c pr. for 35c or 3 pr. for $1.00. 25 doz. Ladies' Plain Cotton Hose, tan or black, 10c a pair. Fifteen doz. Misses' and Boys' Ribbed Cotton Hose, tan and black ; reg. 25c for 15c. and Smocks ; reg. $1.00 10 doz. Men's Overalls for 69e, $1.25 for 88c. •••••15•311MINinim/ilmraMmilM 111M1=111.6. VIINSIMONIMIM Men's and Boys' Ready.made Clothing to clear a Twenty -Five per cent. discount. Extra value in 36 in. Black Taffeta Silk at 69c a yard. 10 iec sMai Ette Silk, wblack, p e 27 in. Plain . white, , pale blue, Kings blue, pink and rose, for 35c a yd. Five doz. Black. Sateen Underskirts, 49c each. the pieces 72 inch Pure Linen Table Damask, reg 1.00 $1.25 and $1.50 for 73c a yd. 10 pieces Linen Hand Towelling, reg. 12-i- and 15c for 9c; Five pieces 10c for 7c. Fifteen Heavy r Shirting,light and dark colors ors 15c, � - reg. 15c, 17c and 18c to clear at 13c a yd. A rare change to buy House Furnishings at Twenty. Five Per Cent. Discount on Rugs, Art Squares, ► Oil Window Carpets, Mattings, Ltnoleurns, Cloths, Blinds, Etc. Mn H E l■ I N 1./1 A M ADVANCE Farm ana Gaiden SELLING EARLY POTATOES, Marketing Through. Shipping Assoola• Cons Explained by Goverfinent. The perishable nature of tate imma, tura potato. renders it necessary to place It upon the market in such, quan. titles only as will admit of immediate constitution, Producers inregions where the growing of early potatoes has been extensively developed appre- ciate this and have provided for this condition by organizing shippers' asso- ciations through which the, crop is graded, often trademarked, and distrib- uted chiefly iu carload lots. The om- cern of the association, being in con. stint telegraphic communication with the various markets, are thus informed regarding the most satisfactory des- tination for every consignment which may be necessary. It is the purpose of these associations, however, to con- duct their business in such a way that the product can be sold f: 0. b, ship- ping point instead of by consignment, and the best organized associations are usually able to To this. The great advantage of such a sys- tem of selling Is that It enables the brokers in a small city or town to buy direct from the producer instead of through another city broker. It en - IU DY FOR Titin =BRUT. - [From bulletin United States department of agriculture,] ables the consumer to obtain fresh precincts, as they are shipped direct from the point of production to the place of consumption. The plan car- ries other benefits which are .of great moment to the producer. He Is enabled to sell in carload lots at shipping point, ' thus saving to himself the cost of trans. portatlon, which ranges froth 7 to 13 per cent of the gross selling price. The exchange secures a much wider dis. tribution of the crop, with the result that overstocked markets are much less likely than under the consignment system. Transportation companies pro. vide better service. and claims are more promptly settled through the es• change than in the case of Individuals. This plan enables the producer to be his own salesman. It transfers the distributing point from the city to the field, where it should be. It brings the market to the field instead of the product to the market. The exchange becomes the farmer's commission house, and it is much easter to keep informed regarding the transactions of a home association than of n foreignn concern. -United States Department of Agricul- ture Bulletin. The -best way to preserve a manure pile is not to have any. Manure produces the greatest bene- f's when placed upon the ground imme:'.iateiy. One of the best inn- plements on the farm is the manure spreader. WE HAVE IT JUST WHAT YOU WANT To or Farm properties at prices to suit everybody's wishes. Wo know values, and when you consult us you get the advantage of our long experience in the Real Es - tato and Insurance business. ,fust at the present chute we have some exoeptionally nice properties on our lists at right prices, Wingham is a live growing town, and you. will make no mistake in baying a home here. We have two or three nice houses to rent. Ritchie & Cosons REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE Lades . - c�► OL MO.1E. St. Thomas,Ont: . The Hum of ,the Hive. For estrzteted honey ,nothing •is bet- ter than the sixty pound new tin can, two of which come in a ease. This style of package appeals to the bot- tler of honey. asthe honey canbe quickly liquefied in the cans. Ther is 'money In beekeeping if sit le managed properly. - Beekeeping Is being carried on with both profit and pleasure by many 1 houaands of peo- ple in allprints of the United States, and while,as a rule; it is not the sole occupation of those who pursue it. there are ninny places where an ex- perienced beekeeper can make a good living by devoting his entire time and • attention to this line of works -United States Department of Agriculture. Whenever 1 have tomb ivtthout poi - len I have no moths, but when 1 have pollen in the tombs 1 have the moth, says n' Texas beekeeper. it Is not good policy to thin honey in any way; in fact, most consumers of honey like it as thick as they can get it, Change all failing or slow queens ; promptly and breed frena the best ye can secure; thus raising the standard Of your stork step by step and int. proving the average year by year, Whero He Got bidets. Murphy was a new recruit in cavalry. fie could not ride at all, and by ill lues was given one of the most vinous horses in the troop, "Remember" Paid the eergeant, "no once is allowed to; dismount without orders." Murphy was no sooner in the xaEldle than lie was thrown to the ground. " "Murpby 1" yelled the sergeant, when he discovered him ly. hag breathls-s on the ground, ''you dtsmounbccl 1" "1 did," "Had you orders P' "1 had." "Frosts headquarters I suppose!'" "No sort from hied. quarters," D. BELL'S Music Emporium IN PIANOS we have the Heintzman, the Bell, Dominion, Majestic, New- combe, Milton, Morris, Sher- lock -Manning, and other maker. Large stock to choose from. IN ORGANS we carry the Thomas, Bell, Do- minion and Sherlock -Manning. Pianos or Organs to runt. A. full line of Stringed Instru- ments. Also Phonographs, and full supply of Records. American and Canadian Sew- ing Machines. PRICES REASONABLE D. BELL The Place Where Good Clothes Come From LET US POST YOU If yon get your clothes from us, you are sure to get • Clothes Clothes Clothes Clothes Clothes Clothes Clothes Clothes Clothes made to fit neatly made well made that, look well that wear well that last well in latest style that please that satisfy Wo understand our business We have the goods We know the styles Our charges are right V•txlm.kng The Nifty Alan's Tailor 1t. Maxwell's old stand DRS. KENNEDY & CALDER Omens -Corner Patrick and Centro streets Pno es=- Rcesidence, Dr, Itennedy 143 Residence, Dr. Calder 151 Dr. Kennedy specializes in Surgery. Dr. Calder devotes apeetal attention to Diseases of the Bye, Isar, Nose and Throat. JCyes thoroughly tested. Glasses properlyfitted. DR. R. M. MacLUAN DENTAL SURGEON 0010k111, ON$. 3T6tror Graduate Toronto trnivornity, Divert - matt of Dentistry. Graduate Royal t,ol- .lcge of Dental Surgeons of Ontario. At Wroxeter every 'Tuesday afternoon and 'Wednesday (all dap-wofilee in Grand Central Mock. At.ir'ord'Wieh every friday forenoon The beet of the modern Ynethods used for the preservation and rostoration of the teeth. Jas. Waiker & Son 'WINOIIAMt UNDERTAKERS vee are sperleslly netatttled Cinder - takers and laatbaImer,, and throw entreating their work to too may re on it ng well dime. Night vreoellyed 'at retllacnoe Office noes 10 Souse Picone tial THURSDAY,` JI LY 13, I91I THE PROFIT SNARING ,�T�►F�� Kerr & Bird - Wingham Monster Clearing Sale For 4 Weeks Opens Monday, June 26. Closes Saturday, July 22. We take stock in July, Before doing so we wish to reduce our stock Five Thousand Dollars. We can do it with your help, We'll make the prices right. You do the rest. Everything in Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots & Shoes, China= ware and Glassware, at Sacrifice Prices. All New, Fashionable, Up=to=date Goods. This BIG SALE gives you an opportunity such as is seldom offered to the people of this community, to buy new and seasonable goods at cost and be- low. Don't allow anything to hinder you from attending this Salo. Cucie Waists Cacie Brand Silk Waists, Brand White and Colored $5 00 Waists for $3 40 $3.00 Waists for 52.10 $1.75 Waists for $1.82 $1 25 Waists for 08c 75e Waists for 55e Black and Colors. Cucie, Waists and MIddy Waists. $3 50 Waists for $2 48 $2 00 Waists for $1.49 $1.50 Waists for $1.12 $1 00 Waists for 75c Cucie Brand White and Black Underskirts Silk and Regal Taffeta Skirts, Black Sateen and fine White Skirts with Lace, Insertion. or Em- broidery Trimming. Currie Brand is a guarantee of quality and workmanship. 50 00 Skirts for $1 48 55 00 Skirts for 58 00 53.00 Skirts for $2.1 $2 50 Skirts for $1 89 $2 00 Skirts for $153 51.75 Skirts for $1.20 $1 50 Skirts for $1.12 $1,25 Skirts for 980 $1.00 Skirts for 75c Over 100 Pieces of Dress Goods Fancy .Tweed, Broad Cloth, Mohair, Serge, Voile, Henrietta, Lustre, Basket Serge, etc. Some at 25 per cent, and a quantity at 33?3 per cent, less than regular prices. What a snap for those who buy during our Sale, Summer Dress Goods Linen Suitings. Ohambrays, Galatea, Gingham, Muslins. Prints, ete. Regular 30c yd. for 23e Regular 25e yd. for 19e Regular 20e yd, for 15e Regular 15e yd, for lle Regular 124c yd. for 10e Regular 10e yd. for Se One Quarter Off Laces, Insertion, Embroidery, Ribbons, Collars, Frillings, .Handkerchiefs, Gloves Buttons, Belts, Combs, etc., at 25 per cent, less than regular prices for two' weeks. The economical, careful buyer will get busy during this sale. Big Sale of Corsets Good Style, Good Quality, Perfect Fitting. Long, medium and short. For slim or stout wo- inen. During the Sale we offer Corsets at from 20 per cent. to 39S. per cent. off regular prices. The wise buyers wilt take advantage of this sale. Chenille and Damask Curtains & Table Covers New goods, at 75e on the dollar. $4.50 Curtains for $3 38 $3 00 Curtains for $2 28 $1 50 Curtains for $1.11 75e Curtains for 55c $5 00 Curtains for 53 48 $•t 00 Curtains for $2 08 $2 00 Curtains for $1 53 $1 00 Curtains for 75c Flannelette Blankets Our stock of Flannelette Blankets ordered for Fall came to hand four months too soon. We put the knife into prices here, tooi•$125 Blankets for $1 00 ; $1.50 Blankets for 51.10 ; $183 Blankets for $1.54. Best quality Blankets on the market. Pants and Overalls Men's and Boys' Pants and Overalls; good quality and workmanship. $1"25 Overalls for 08c $1.00 Overalls for 15c 85e Overalls for die 53.00 Pants for $2 25 $1.75 Pants for $131 5250 Pants for $100 $150 Pants for $115 $2,00 Pants for $1 40 I $125 Pants for 030 Away Below Cost 1ki1N'S AND BOY'S' 12liA.DY-TO.WBATt, SIJXTS, JUTS AND OAPS. Think of it -=- 12 00 Suit for $7 50 I $7 00 Suit for $ t tl.i $0 00 Suit for $0 00 $000 Snit for $3 O8 $800 Suit for $5 33 $500 Snit for "'58lis Underwear and Hosiery for Women and Children For Summer or Fall wear, at 20 to 25 per cent, less than regular prices, Ladies' Hand Bags Some at nearly Half Price, Some at less than Half Price. $5 00 Hand Bag for $2 98 $1 50 Hand Bag for OOc $100 Hand Bag for $2 39 $L00 Hand Bag for 08e $2 50 Hand Bag for $1.78 75e Hand Bag for 490 $2.00 Hand Bag for $12,t 130e Hand Bag for 39a 50e Hand Bag for Ste About three Dozen Hand Bags, marked to sell at $2 00. During the Sale you may have them at at 85c EAOH. They are good Bags. Come and examine them. Men's and Boys' Braces, Ties, Collars, Shirts, Sox and Underwear. also Misses' Summer Hats, Tame, etc., at One Quarter less than regular prices. Carpets, Rugs, &c. Carpets, Linoleums, Rugs. Carpet Squares, Floor Oilcloth, Mats, Curtain Poles, 'Window Shades, etc„ all go at 25 per cent. less than the regular prices. Good time to buy House Furnishings. Umbrellas and Parasols $.l.25 hnd 5150 Ladies' -Umbrellas-for $1.00 Ladies' Umbrellas -for 89e 681 Men's $1 25 Umbrellas -for 98e Men's 51.00 Umbrellas -for 700 Girls' 75e Parasols -for , . 49e Girls' 500 Parasols -for 38c Bargains In the Grocery Department. Puffed Rice, regular 13c -for 10e Post Toasties, regular 10c -for 8e Art Baking Powder, regular 250 lb. for 150 Matches, 8c box -for 5e Blue Ribbon Tea, black or mixed,, 25e lb. for 20e ; 40e lb. for '30e A. quantity of good Shoe Polies, same quality and size as any 10e box, quality guaranteed Our special price to clear 50 Canned Peas, Quaker Br and, reg, 150 tin-only100 Canned Peas, Frence, very choice, 15e tin-onlylOe Prunes, choice fruit, reg. 10e lb., now 3 lbs. for20c Prunes. choice fruit, reg. 13e ib , now 2; lbs. for. , 255o No. 1 White Laundry Starch, big lamps, reg. 100 lb. -Sale Price, 4 lbs. for 25o English Orange and Lennon Peel, regular 20e lb. - Sale Price 123 0. K. or Judd Soap -1.2 for 25c Diamond Dyes -4 for . , .........25c Extract of Beef, reg. 50c -for 40e Gallon tin cif Apples, reg. 40e -for., 35c Granulated Sugar at rock bottom prices. •Min21•51110111•MIONIM 411.0111 Bargains In Boots and Shoes Women's Boots, (Morrie and Slippers, also Misses' and Children's Fine Dongola Kid, Patent Calf, Patent Pumps and Oxfords, Men's and Boys' Heavy Boots, Fine Blucher Cut, Dongola laid, , Patent Calf and ,Tan Oxfords. New styles, easy fitting, solid comfort, satisfactory shoes, and they allgo at 25 per cent. lees than regular prices. This IS your opportunity. Buy footwear freely at such prices. Chinaware Department We have a very large stock of Plain , and Fancy Chinaware, Cut Glass, etc , and its all offered at reduced prices. Dinner and Tea Sete, Toilet Sets, Table Sete, Choeolato Seta, Platee, Cups and Saucers, etc., new handsome Panay China. Big Cut in' prices for two .weeks. 20 to 25 and 50 per cent. less than regular prices, we have not room to enumerate here. Come in and see the goods. Everything marked in plain 'tlgnrt's. Ono titnoges China Dinner Set, regular price $3.3 00 -for only . $23 00 Orta Limoges China Tea SNt, regular price $15 00 --=for only . , $0 80 TERMS OP SALE...Spot Cash or l'armi Produce. foods Rill rot be charged at Sale Prices, but goods may be charged at regular prices as usnsl. Premium Cards will not be "punched for goods sold at reduced prices, oir for flour, or for sugar by the sack. During Sale no goods will be given out on approval.