The Wingham Advance Times, 1928-08-16, Page 5oThursday, August 16th, 1928
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AUGUST CLEARANCE IA
Sweeping Reductions in All Departments for this Mid -Summer Selling Event
This isthe month we clear our stock to make room for new Fall Merchandise and we are making a. BIG CUT IN PRICES to make a Cleat Sweep,
EVERTHING GOES ON SALE AT A BIG SAVING
Sale Now' On. Values were Never Better, • Now is the Time to P. epl,enish your
Stock of Wearable& This Sale Will Save you Money.
COME EARLY
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EVERY DAY A BARGAIN D Ity
COME OFTEN
Women's Summer Vests, with short
sleeve and no sleeve, 2 for 39c
White Flannelette, fine quality„ 25c
line, 35 inch width, 10 yds . . . . $2.10
Turki,sh Towellin.z, 2 yds. for. .....25c
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35c Cretonnes and Art Sateen . .25c
35c Gingham and Chambray . . . .25c
Broadcloth Slips, Bargain 69c
Fancy CrepeGowns ............$1.39
Clearing Shirting, value to 35c . . .25c
Best quality Prints, now ....
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10 yds. White Flannelette for . . $1.60
Peter Pan Prints, fast colors, now. .39c
a Fine quality colored NainsoOk' reg. to
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Fine Bleached Cotton, yard wide, re.F.
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• Superior White Cotton, 35 inch, reg- 10 patterns in Table Linen, reg. prices
ular 25c, for , . ......... " . .......20c .$1.00 to $2.50, sale at 20% Discount.
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25c
Rag Rugs, 18x36, reduced to 25c
Linen Towels, reduced to 25c
Wash Cloth, now 4 for
25c
Clearance of 75c Fugi Silk, all colors
on sale at 59c
First quality CottOn Hose 21C
10db. Fine Quality Silk Hose, value
up to $1.25, now . ... .89c
Clearing Broken Lines Silk Hose .49c
Full Fashioned Silk Hose, value 1.50,
now $1.19
Silk Vests and Bloomers, value up to
$1.50, now 98c
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SALE OF DRESSES — We Stand
the Loss, Out They Go
Lot No. 1, your pick for $1.00
$1.98
$2.98
..... $4.95
regardless
Lot No. 2, your pick for
LOt No. 3, your pick for
Lot No. 4, your pick for
All other lines reduced
of cost.
House Dresses, reg. $1.25, sale . . .98c
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GROCERY
DEPARTMENT
Monarch Black or Mix. Tea 59c
1 lb. Maple Leaf Baking
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Best Seedless Raisins, 2 lb. .25c. :
Large Box Matches, sale. 28c '
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Powder 20c
Lain. Starch 'Silver Gloss' 10c
Corn Starch, per pkge ... .10c
Jelly Powder, 4 pkgs for . .25c Ai
10 Bars Laundry Soap . .. .39c
Large Can. Salmon .. 22c
I-Ieinz Pork and Beans .. 10c
Corn Flakes, pkge.. .10c ',
Castile Soap, large bar . .. .10c
3 doz. Clothe Pins for . .. .10c
Large Bottle Extract, 2 for 25c ,
Bottle of Olives, now .....22c
2 cans Tomatoes for 25c 1-
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2 cans Corn for 25c ."lz.
65c Brooms, now 49c
Palmolive Soap, 4 cakes . 29c
Clearing All Lines of Boots
. . and Shoes
Every pair must be sold, Men's,
Women's, Boys' and Girls' on
sale at 20 per cent off.
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FOR MEN AND BOYS
Clearing Line of Men's Boots, value
up to $5,00, sale . $2.95
Men's Fine Quality Shirts and Draw-
ers, now 39c
20c Hemstitched Handkerchiefs . .15c
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Work Shirts, reg. $1.25, Ba -gains .98c
Work Socks, 4 pairs for$1.00
Boys' Work Shirts, reg. $L00 . .49c
Boys' Wash Suits, reduced to .. .98c
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Boys' Fancy Golf Socks, now . . .39c
Men's Heavy Braces, reduced to . .39c
Fancy Pattern Dress Shirts, sale'$1.39
Boys' Oliver Twist Suits, 2 to 6 years
now only 79c
Leather Belts, reduced to 39c
Men's Waterproof Gaberdine Coat,
new models, on sale at $12.50
Men's Overalls, heavy Black Denim,
'‘Bargain at
Men's Strong Tweed Pants, now...2.49
BOYS' SUITS
Lot No. 1 — Broken lines of Boys;
Suits, not all sizes in the lot, real good
wearing tweed suits, they go at $2.95
''he pants are worth the price.
Lot No. 2 --- A similar lot of Boys'
Tweed Suits in the larger sizes, these
are on sale at $3'.95
Not half regular price.
Youths' Suits comprising tweeds, and
serges, new models, reduced to . .
$4.95, $5.75, $6.95
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MEN'S SUITS
Lot No. 1-10 Suits, Fancy Tweeds,
good cloth, will give good wear, they
are priced to clear at $10.50
Lot No. 2 — 15 Suits in tweeds and
worsteds, wholesale cost is not con-
sidered, out they go at $14.95
Lot No. 3-19 snappy suits, made of
the better worsteds and serges, single
or double breasted models, value up
to $25.00, on sale at $19.95
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. .All other lines of Clothing reduced
for quick selling at this Clean Up Sale.
You will be well repaid if you attend
this sale and take advantage of the
many Bargains offered at this Great
Value Giving Sale.
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VAN ZILE PARTY RE
TURNED FROM
PACIFIC COAST
TOUR
The Pacific Coast -Alaska Tour con-
ducted by Principal F. W. VanZile
of the Caledonia High School re-
turned to Rochester Monday evening.
The party's special Pullman 'left the
New York Central station on June
30th, and at Chicago, continued the
, trip on the Santa Fe. The return ,was
over the Canadian Pacific R. Stops
varying in length from a part of a
day to four days were made at Chica-
go, Kansas City, Denver, Colorado
Springs, Santa Fe, Grand Canyon,
Riverside, San Diego, Del Coronado,
Tia Juana in Old Mexico, Los Ang-
eles, Catalina Island,. Yosemite, 'San
Francisco, Portland, Seattle, Victoria,
Vancouver, Emerald Lake, Lake
Lopise, Banff Springs, Winnipeg,
Saila Ste, Marie.
The party was splendidly enter-
tained at Fred Harvey's El Trovar babe of Fordyce, spent Sunday with
the Atlantic. , I Miss Anna McNab, the only Cale- home of Mrs. T. H. Moore. Besides
The train was again taken for Win- donian in the party, enjoyed the trip
nipeg and Foii William, from which immeniely. —Caledonia Advertiser -
port the party sailed on the S. S. Kee- Era, N. Y., August 9th.
watin on Lake Superior, Lake Huron, .
. WHITECHURCH
and the Georgian Bay, .to Port Mc -
Nicoll. The remainder of the trip
home was'madeby train via Toronto,
Hamilton .and Buffalo, completing a
Rev. and Mrs. Gordon Rintoul and
their three children of Forest, visited
tour that .furnished striking contrasts one day last week with his aunt, Mrs.
in scenery. From deserts, snow-cap- Wm. Purdon.
ped mountains were seen, while in Ruth and Stanley Moore and Jean
the usual , interesting program, Mrs.
Hetherington of Bluevale, presented
the subject. of Manual Training in
Public Schools and exhibited many
useful and beautiful pieces of wood-
worl'. done by young boys.
Mrs. Andre -iv Fox and Miss Nettie
Sharpe of Hamilton, visited with Mrs.
Roy Patton of Lucan, for a few days
last week.
Lloyd and Ronald Henderson of
Alaska the ship sailed close to glac- and Willie Purdon had their tonsils Paramount, are visiting with Mr. and
iers. On July 2nd, the party traveled removed one day last week in Wing -
Mrs. T. H. 'Moore.
all day .through the ripe wheat fields ham Hospital. Rev. and Mrs. H. G. Whitfield are
of Kansas, where headers were liar-
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Miss Evelyn 'Cottle of Detroit, is away on their holidays. Rev. Robt.
vesting the grain, and a monthlater visiting her aunt Mrs. Joe Tiffin.
Barbour will ocoupy.the pulpit in the
rode through the immense fields of Mr and Mr's. Daniel Martin and
United Church here on. Sunday.
Alberta, Saskatchewan and IVIanitObai family are moving to London in the
*here the wheat was still green. I near future. Mr. Martin has a good
-The members of the party were t Position there and Miss Mary Martin
pleased With the excellent raikroad,.,will.attend London Normal .School.
stop busses were waiting so that no
hotel and, motor service. At every'
ed anniversary services at Pine Riv-
Mr. and Mrs: W. R. Farrier attend -
tittle. was lost. Baggage was trans-
ferred and all reservations Made with-
ont„ tare a the tourists. Each Per-
son had either a ..Pullinna section or
Hotel at the Grand Canyon, where a drawing room reservation. the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. H:
the. Motor. 'trip for miles along the Several, times the, itinerary of the Pettapiece.
rim of this titanic gorge was greatly party crossed that of Mayor Walker • Mr. Harold Sparling spent Sunday
enjoyed. The marvellous sunrise and of New, York, At Banff he visited with his grandfather, Mr. George Cot -
sunset views will never be forgotten. for several -minutes with members of tle in London Hospital. Mr. Cottle is
For two days the party motored the VanZite party while guests invited improving nicely now.
through the Yosemite, visiting the t'o the ceremonies of dedicating a.newl The W. M. S. of the United church
Marisposa Grove Of giant sequoias at golf course waited his arrival, The held a quilting bee in the church base-
Wawona. A nine -day trip to Alaska first drive is diagonally across the ment on Wednesday, and enjoyed a
was taken. Other features were twen- how River, While Waiting for the social half hour afterWards.
ty- five motor drives„ Some of which Mayor,'several - attempted the drvel, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Wightnian and
Cr on Sunday and visited with Mr. and.
Mrs. Beattie there.
Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Barbour and
extended over two days. The Col- withdut success, but the mayor's shot May spent Sunday with their daugh-
umbia River Drive was included, The cleared the water by several yards, ter; Mrs. Jas. Brigham of Blyth,
Catalina Island trip from Los Ange- The !members of the VanZile tour j The threshing machines started out
les was. a very delightful experience, were: F. W. VanZile and Miss Anna this week, stook threshing wheat and
The party had the same Pullman L. McNab of Caledonia; Mrs. Luther barley, ,
from Rochester through to Seattle, Robbins and Miss Katherine Straiton, I Mr. jack Webster lost a valuable
•• where the S. S. Kathleen was taken Rochester; Miss Janet Chesney, Cleve- steer last week.
for Vanconver,' at which point a tra- land; Mrs. Pearson Chesney, Seaforth, I Jack and Agnes Gillespie spent the
nsfer was made to the Princess Alice, �htarioH Mrs. Herbert Campbell,' week -end at the home of iMr. and
for Skagway, Alaska. On the return, Wingham, Oritario;,Mrs. Oliver Whit- Mrs. Murray of Walton.
the party toured the Canadian Pad- ely, Detroit; Miss Mary Pruyn, North Miss Muriel Fournier who has_been
fie RoCkies, detraining at Field for Tonawanda; Mrs. Clara Leaworthy, visitingoMiss Winnifred, Farrier re-
' a motor trip of ieverat days in the Gowanda; Mrs. MatidpDye, Forest- turned! to!'Foronto on Tuesday.
?'oho and Bow.RivenValleys, Stopping idle arid Mm, 'G. C. Theoluild, 'Mt and Mrs, Henry McGee and
at Chateau Like"'tOulse and Bas Herkimer. Mrs. Robbins made- the Gordon,- spent Sunday with Mr, and
Spring‘' Hotel. On this trip 'the trip a family reunion for Ithrself and Mrs, Lou Williams of Blyth
Great Divide was visited, part going four sisters, whom she entertaineda,s I The Women's Institute held a spIen
' west to the Pacific, and' part East to her'guests on the entire tont meeting on, Ffriday IaSt At the
Rev. J. Ure Stewart of Guelph,
preached in Belniore on ,Supday. He
also visited at the home of Mr. and
ilfrs. Mac Ross, his daughter,' Mar-
ione, starts to train for a nurse in
Gitelpli' Hospital on .Sept, 1st. The
fainily'are at present at Bruce Beach.
Miss Kathleen McKenzie of Lang.,
side, 'visited her cousin, Miss Merele
Gaunt last week..
Mrs. Catherine.McDoegall of Luck -
now, is visiting her niece, Mrs. W. J.
Coulter .
Mr. and Mrs. Duncan MacGregor
of Teeswater, spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. T. H. Moore.
'mt. BEAUTY OF THE TOWN
By H. Kathleen Wardle
I have' hated town, but walked to-
night .
At dusk, within a quiet street
Where houses in the softened light
Seemed like.deserted, grey retreats.
Until the 'flowers with shining heads
Danced like white fairies, yet no
• sound
Was made; ' the silver bitches shed
Their fluttering gold tip , otr the
ground.
Andin the silence, came the call
Of evening bells; one great star
came
Into the, grey, and over 'all
The crescentame,moon burned like a
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FORD WICH
The death occurred at the home of
his son in Howick township on Satur-
day, Aug. 4th, of James Graham, in
his 90th year. The deceased man had
been ailing for some time. He was
a member of the church of England
and of the Orange Order. Three
son, Robert .of near Gorrie, John of
Fordwich and Alex. of Toronto, and
one daughter, Mari. Ann at home,
survive. The funeral was held on
Tuesday, interment taking place in
Fordwich cemetery. Services were
conducted by Rev. A. B.. Farney of
St. Marys, assisted by Rev. R. S.
Jones of Gorrie.
SALEM
ing and selling 11.4ye,, created a new
transportation ..niotor
truck is being commonly used.
M. Henry, East Wa-wanosh Twp.,
Huron County, is eXtef4ively engaged
high. On one occasion, he took in
23 eighty -pound lambs to Winghain
and carried four lambs and ten mat-
ure sheep to the local Fairs, last Fall.
The cage Part Of . the trailer has a
in sheep husbandry and, has found a 'partition across the» centre, which
truck necessary. He ..set :AtOtit''.'tolkeeps the sheep or lambs from crowd -
assemble one and did so at' 4 -ii, actual ing or being precipitated from one
cash outlay of $23. The .trallel-:,is .side to the.other, on rough roads
10 ft. long, '5 fet wide and 4 feet when the vehicle is brought to a sud-
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Mr. and Mrs, Henry Merkley. spent It
a few days with friends at Waterloo
and other places recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Graham Campbell
from South of Wingham, called on
Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Weir last Sun-
day.
Miss Margaret Rutherford from
Watford, spent a few days with her
friend, Miss Minnie Weir,
Miss Gowdy of Wingham, spent a
few days with her brother, Mr. John
Gowdy.
Dr. Wilfred Weir and son of Tor-
onto, spent a few days with Mrs. Wm.'
Weir and other friends.
Mr. John Mines is at present visit-
ing his brother, Mr. W. A., Mines,
Mrs. Brown of Seaforth, and Miss
Mary Hastings of the 9th of Turn -
berry, spent a few days with Mr. and.
Mrs. Thos. Martin.
'The threshing Machine is heard once
again in our midst,
A HANDY SHEEP TRUCK
Last week's issue of the Farmers'
Advocate had the following note with
a photo of a well-known farmer, W.
M. Henry, of this section; 'Live
stock trucking is becoming quite
common, these clays. Trucking to
market, to the fairs 'and moving live
Stock in the everyday routine of buy -
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49c yd—Fancy Rayons, plain and patterned Broad-
cloths, Normandy Voiles, regular values to $1.00,
Clearance price .
35c yd.—Crepes, Broadcloth, Scotch Ginglha4n91,creygd--.
ular values to 85c, Clearance price .... . 35c yd,
Fugi Silk 69—Twenty shades in a heavy quality
Vugi Silk, special value at this low price 69c y.d,
Ginghams -19c-32 inch Ginghams in check and
stripes, regular 2:5c and 30c, Clearance . .19c yd.
Crepes $1.19 and 1.39—Fancy Silk Crepes in Dots
and Coin Spots, regular values to $1,75, Clearance
Prices are . $1.19 and $1.39
Silk Hose 39c—Clearance lot of Silk and Art Silk
Hose in Black, Navy, BrOwn, Grey and White, reg-
ular to 2.00, Clearance price 39c or 3 pair for $1.00
Silk Hose 95c—Pare Silk Hose in all the light shad-
es, regular 1.25, Clearance Price 95c pr.
House Dresses—House Dresses n assorted style,
in Gingham Prints,. fegular values to 2,25, Special
prices at . „'.. .. . . . .. .. . $1,19 and $1.39
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