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THE WINGHAM ADVANca-rttmt, •
Thum, November 24, 193Z
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Winter Goods are needed and this is the Season to buy them that you may be prepared for the cold days ahead, likely not far distant. Our Savings to Customers
are appreciated more than ever this season and you will Surely benefit in the Purchases you make while our Big Family Sale is On,
New Garments,
Winter Ready -to -Wear
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1932 Styles.
SAVE NOW 20 Per Cent.
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The season's new fabrics of
superibr quality and lovely
winter colors. Family Sale
SavMgs are 20%.
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Furnih'
All Curtains, Draperies,
Chintzes, Shadow Cloths, Fur-
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mt*ure Covering Sateens and
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tilting, Cloths are in the Fam
ily Sale. Buy them now less
20 per cent,
Speci S,le
Fr Coats $42.00
Eight lovely warm well made Alaska
Beaver Coats 'of rich dark brown color,
and with extra large storm collar and
wind proof, sleeves. Large full furred;
well matchid supple skins that will give
the greatest comfort and wear. Sizes
40 to 46. Our regular $55.00 line at a
real Saving for Family Sale Days 42.00.
Save
Men's ear
New Overcoats and, Suits,
Mackinaws and Leather ,Coats
Our regular .best sellers at 1932
Price! Save an Extra 20%
during our Big Family Sale.
Wool Blouses - Sweaters
MIA, is the time to wear them for comfort. Long
and short sleeve styles. Save 20% on. your purchase.
10C Handkerchiefs, 5 for 25c.
Fine white lawn with colored motif in corner. Extra
value, 5 for 25c.
New Millinery Reduced
Winter Models of fine qriality Fur Felts, in Brown,
Black, Navy, Green and Wine shades. All less 20%.
Corsets - Half Price
Broken lines of Gossard and Nemo makes. Sizes 25
to 29 in the lot, but not in each range. Regular Prices of
$4.00 to $6,50. Family Sale Days $1.98 to $3.25..
Pajama Cloths at 29c
Lovely fleecy Cloths with colored stripes of Blue,
Pink, Mauve and Sand. They make lovely garments, yd. 29c
Children's Good Underwear
Excellent garments in Vests, Drawers or Combina-
tions in fine wool and combed cotton yarns. Family Sale
Days less 20%.
Big Selling of Fine Underwear
Vests, Bloomers,Draw ers or Combinations. Watsons
and Turnbull's Good Makes ,all reduced' 20%.
Special Lines at ....... ..... ...... .... 39c, 49; 69; 97c and $1.19
Special Combinations at $1.35
Christmas Shamrock. Linens, ail reduced ------------.25per cent.
:See the New Lacey Wool Scarfs, lots of
patterns 98c
200 Yd. Cotton Spools
.-5c Women's Silk Dresses $8.00
Various colors and styles for the shorter figures. Here
is a real bargain you can't afford to miss. Family Sale $6.00.
WABASSO LILY WHITE SHEETINGS
$1.25 Lines, now 97c 85c Lines, now 64c
$L00 Lines., now 77c 69c Lines, now 55c
Lily White Pillow Cottons to match the sheetings at
33; 39c and 47c
3 North Star Quilting Batts •
$1.00
5 yards SiIkoline Quilt Coverings 98c
33c and 35c yard wide Sateen and Chintzes, 4 yards........$L00
30c Indigo Prints __19c
39c Potters' English Prints 32c
75c Turkish Towels, 2 for • 98c
$3.50 Sunset Blankets ....... ..... .......... ..... ..... . .$2.69
Linen Towelings - 4 Yards $1.00
These are regularly priced at 33c and come in'Roller
and wider widths Extra grade linen yards with Blue, Gold
or Green borders, Sale Price, 4 yards $L00.
Kayser Stocking Sale
All the winter shades in either Chiffon or light Service
weights. Family Sale Days 88e. •
Bed Comforter Sale
• Feather or cotton filled comforters for your winter
needs. New paterens and colors you'll like. Al Iredcued 20%
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Corset
Demonstration
Thursday, Nov. 24th
Miss Barron will be at our Cor-
set department to demonstrate the
new styles of Corsets, Girdles,
Corselettes, Brassieres. Advice is
free and we invite you to consult
her about your fitting problems.
Miss Barron about your fitting
problems.
COME THURSDAY.
New Chomoisette Gloves 29c
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THE BEST VALUES IN G
20 lb. Bag of Sugar _$1.00
Lux, 3 packages 25c
King Oscar Sardines, 2 for . 25c
Castile Soap, 9 for ......... ..... , .......... .....
White Naptha 'Soap, 5 for 18c
Palmolive and Cameo
Crepe Toilet Paper, 6
Kellogg's Corn Flakes,
Large Bottle Catsup
Fancy Biscuits, ib,
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Soap,
Soap, 5 for_.25c Pure Clover Honey, pail 39c
for 19c McLaren's Jelly Powders, 4 for ....._.23c
3 for ... . ,23c 60c Choice Black Tea, lb. ..39e
15c Heinz Tomato Soup, 3 for 35c
19c Shelled Walnuts, Bordeaux, halves39c
Barrymore Axminster Mats
Hit and Miss patterns,bo rdered with contrasting col-
or bands. An extra quality, full size Rug at a nice saving.
Family Sale, Each $3.98.
25c Men's Handkerchiefs, 2 for 29c .
Fine mercer yarns with colored borders. Buy them
for Christmas, 2 for 29c.
4 Pairs All Wool Socks • 50c
Blue Label Shirts and Drawers ..
Horsehide Pullover Mitts . $1 98
r0c
98c
Men's Flannelette Night Gowns ....... ................ ...._.... .... ..... $1.00
75c and 85c Merfs Fine Socks for 49c
Boys' Cottonade School P.
ants
Men's Sweater Coats $1.59
A real good Coat for general wear. All wool, all
sizes. Each $1.59.
New Garters 29c
Be sure to see these good garters at such a low price.
Family Sale Days 29c.
Men's Pajama Sale $1.79
Garments of the better class that are sure to make an
appeal, when pattern and fit are considerations. Lovely
English Cloths, all sizes. Family Sale at $1.79.
Fine Shirts at $1.00
Really Good Shirts at this very low price. Woven
stripe and Printed Broadcolths in a size range of 141/2 to 17.
Bargain, Each $1.00.
75c Green Corn Brooms 39c
SEE THE EXTRA QUALITY YOU GET.
REMEMBER - Thursday, Friday and Saturday are the concluding days of our Big Family Sale, and that it will be distinctly to your advantage to do your shopping on these days.
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SHOW STARTS 8.30 P.M.
Two Shows Saturday Night, Starting 8 p.ni.
Thursday, Friday, Saturday, November 24, 25, 26
eed'
A Sizzling Story of the Automobile Speedway
With Buck Jones at the Wheel.
}Ie Finds Racing Cars Much More Temperamental
Than Horses.
LAUREL AND HARDY COMEDY
"THE COUNTY HOSPITAL"
NEXT WEEK
Richard Ba.rthelmess
In
"Cabbin in the Cotton"
NOTICE
AFTER NOVEMBER 26th
ThPre will be only one Picture each week playing
Thursday, Friday and Saturday. Theatre will be
closed Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday until
further notice,
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Wedding Bells are ringing.
Mr. Aldin Purdon made a trip from
Leamington one day last week and
took back a truck load of apples.
Mrs. Purdon and baby, Billie, who
have been visiting here returned with
him.
Mr. Amos Cornelius has been ,busy
skidding out logs, for Becklers Mill,
Goderich.
Mr, Elmer Tiffin of Wingham, has
purchased Mr. Harold Sparlingss,
home on the boundary.
Mr. Geo, McClenaghan and his fa-
mily have moved to their farm west
of the village.
Mrs, Cecil Falconer and Angus
spent a few days last week at the
home of Mr .and Mrs. Lester Falc-
oner of Culross,
Quite a number from here attend-
ed the Young People's Rally at the
United Church, Wingharn on Thurs-
day evening, and Mr. Bert Cullimore
assisted with the program,
Miss Olive Farrier returned home
from Ripley last Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. John McGee attend-
ed the Royal Fair in Toronto last
week,
The regular meeting of the W.M.
S. of the United'`Church was held on
Wednesday last with the President,
Mrs. Gaunt, in the chair. Mrs. Lott
gave the report of the W.M.S. Pres-
byterial which was held in Gorrie,
and Mrs. Wightman read. a letter
from Mrs. Wilford, from China, a
former resident of Blyth, giving an
interesting account of her work, and
asking for any choir mask that might
be available. Mrs. Frank Henry and
Mrs, Cox led in prayer. The Decem-
ber meeting will be held on Dec. 14,
Mr. R. Y. Carrick is busy these
days putting tip a hot house in which
to grow winter lettuce.
Mrs. 14IcBrien spent a few days last
week with relatives at Auburn.
On Tuesday evening last the neigh
bons on the 10th eon, of West Wa.-
wanosh were entertained at the home
of Mr. and Mrs, Elwood Barbour in
honour of his mother, Mrs. Jas. Bar-
bour, who was celebrating her sev-
entieth birthday, a good time was
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reported by all.
Mr. and Mrs, Melbourne Cox spent
Sunday with relatives in Goderich
and Mrs. Cox stayed to visit with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs, Smith for this
week.
I- Mr. and Mrs. Russel Reid of Brant
ford, spent the week -end here with
his mother, Mrs. A. Reid.
While putting screen doors up in
a loft on Thursday last Miss C. Laid-
law had the, misfortune to have the
table on which she was standing tip
over, and she fell heavily to the
floor, twisting her.knee severely, and
bruising herself considerably, She
will be confined to her bed for some
time. We hope to hear :favourable
reports of her conditiong
Mr, and Mrs. Sam Cox of Goderich
are visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Clar-
ence Cox,
Miss Mary Dow, Miss Eileen
Browner, Mr, Cyril Canning and Mr.
Alex. Robertson, motored to Toon-
to to attend the Royal Winter Fair.
The young ladies are visiting with
Miss Browner's 'grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs: Browner of Toronto.
OUR GIFT.
to
YOU
FIFTEEN MINUTES
OP ENJOYMENT
As a slight appreciation of the
splendid support we have re-
- ceived during the past year
TUNE HNT ON 10 13.P. .
Each THURSDAY at 7.1.5 P.M
Geo. Williams
JEWELLER
Watch Inspector Can. Nat. RI
oxrrs AEE OUR
SPECIALTY
Mr. Robert McGee of Blyth, has
been visiting for the past two weeks
at the home of his brother, Mr Leask
McGee.
Chaltner's Cherch are holding their
Xmas concert on December 20th, and
the United Church on Dec. 23rd.
Mr. and Mrs. Duncan Kennedy
spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs. Fred
Stanley, of Cbesley.
Mrs. Donaldson and Mrs. Struth-
ers, of Teeswater, spent a few days
last week with Mrs. Murray.
Everyone is invited to attend the
Fordyce School Concert on Friday
afternoon, December 16th.
• Mrs. A. Reid is visiting with her
daughter, Mrs, Balfour, in Lucknow.
Mr. Charles Robinson has spent
the past week in Toronto.
BELMORE
Miss Mona Lougheed of Ravenna,
spent the past week with her friends,
Mr. and Mrs. Ernal Walter,
Mr, Lorne Walter of Ravenna, ac-
companied by Miss Minerva Walter
and friend, Mr, F. Wagg, spent Sun-
day with their friends, Mr. and Mrs.
E. Walter.
Wedding bells still keep ringing,
Miss Keith, teacher, assisted by
Olive Stokes, are practicing for a
concert.
Visitors in the burg were; the
Misses Wolfe of Lakelet, at Roland
Ballagh's on Sunday; Mrs. Duffy of
Teeswater, renewing acquaintances;
Minnie Jeffray visited Tuesday at R.
The Bender Brothers gave a party
to their friends Friday evening, and
was well attended.
Mr, Ed. Moir, we understand, has
purchased a farm near Formosa. In
this time of depression a young man
starting in farming must have some
pluck.
Rev. Taylor, of Salem,. gave a
splendid, address on his mission work
in China in the Union Church Sun-
day evening. Thd Misses Wolfe of
Lakel-et sang. kev. Turnbull took the
services at Salem,
• "tie is the flower of the family,"
"Possibly. He's a blooming idiot."
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IN THESE SOMEWHAT DIFFICULT TIMES
IT PAYS TO SAVE WHENEVER AND
WHEREVER POSSIBLE.
Here is One Way to Save for Those Who Wear
Leather Topped or
Heavy. Rubber Footwear
"Most every farmer or mechanic or laborer has an old pair
of leather tops, discarded perhaps on account of the bottoms be-
ing worn out. Usually old tops are as good as new, and you
can make a clear saving of from $1.00 to $2.00 by having these
old tops sewed on NEW BOTTOMS, and we do this work for
ONE HALF the usual price, nattily:
25 cents per pair.
We -wish also to bring to the attention of those i',N4a re-
auire heavy winter footwear that we have a new and very' special
line of RUBBER BOOTS, 11 inches high with four inches lea-
ther on top, while the bottoms are made of the very best Para
rubber and heavy corrugated soles. These, (on account of the
four inch leather top) fit much closer around the top than the
ordinary laced rubber boot, moreover, they are one inch higher,
are warmer and keep out the snow better. Note the very special
price, namely:
$2.98 per pair
You can buy this line only at this shoe store, as these,
as far as the tops are concerned& are made at our place of busi-
ness in Wingham.
A REAL SPECIAL FOR WOMEN
We are making a clean-up ht Women's Galoshea of all
"left overs", nothing wrong with these excepting they are not
this season's goods. Mostly all sizes in the wt.
For $1.00 per pair., •
Women who have cows to milk and chickens to feed *ill
find great comfort and satisfaction by wearing xt3ss4it tours
Eindly note our low price for these.
$1.95 per pair in all sizes for women.
Willis Shoe Storep12Wingham
The Leading Shoe Store.