The Wingham Advance Times, 1929-05-09, Page 4WINOHAM ADVANCE -TIME ,
Thursday, May etlt 1929`
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HIS YEAR GIVE MOTHER CHOCOLATES
MOM'S, S YV EE A EST MAID,
SMILES N CHUCKLES
In Appropriate Packages.
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MAY HA.TCHED.CHICKS
13ai-red Rocks 18c, Single Comb
White .Le(horns 17c each. Hatching
Eggs from April to July 5c each. A-
bove prices are for customers coming.
to the farm for their purchase. Chick
are sold in regetiation boxes but cos-.
tourers mat furnish containers for
eggs.
1f you are in needof a new Brooder-
-stove,
rooderstove, founts, feed hoppers, etc., let
me quote prices on Royal egthipment.
C. G. Campbell, .Auburn, Ont., phone
Blyth 10..24
BABY - CHICKS
\\='e can supply- yott with Baby
Chicks front bleiod tested snick. Bar-
• Ton strain, at $1'2 per 100, June de-
livehy. For all orders received three
weeks before the chicks. are wanted
we twill give ti discount of 5 per cent.
These are. bi , strong, healthy chicks.
CHICK FEEDS
This year we are offeriug our
chick deeds to the Public. We have
given these feeds a thorough trial and
can recoillrtiend them to yeiu. Yon
can f'ed these with every conficlence.
that you are t,criri;;' to raise nil your
chicks. We have proved that what
the Nyco. chick is raised en has a great
influence on the adult bird, in health
and production '('here, is . a supply
of our feeds at Adams Wingham;
Puff's, Week -ale; Cole's, llelgrave;
1) Ivey s, \Vroeter; and G. H. Wight
man's, Whitechurch. Walter Rose,
Phone 38x, B ussels,..Ontario.
Tenders. For Drainage Work
TOWNSHIP OF TURNBERRY
Sealed tenders will be received at
the Clerk's Office up to 6 O'clock
p.m. on Wednesday, May loth neat.
for the open and the tile portion of
the Main Drain and tile portion of
ltranch t nn the Fisher -Gregory
i)r:tin in the Township of "1'urnberrv.
Plans and profiles play be: seen at
C'leric's Office, No tender necessar-
ily accepted:
W. R, Cruikshank, Clerk.
1. J. Wright, -Reeve.
FARM FOR SALE
We offer this week a farm of 150
acres, close to a prosperous village
with stores, churches, Post 0fifce
etc, Good bnilthngs, '.Perim right,
Might rent to a good man if not sold
n 0 short time.
Abner ['owns,
Insurance & Real Estate,
\Vinghatn, Ont.
J. D. McEWEN
LICENSED AUCTIONEER
Sales of Farm Stock and lhnple-
rl,t'ntS, lwt'al 1:tttte, cafe„ conducted
with sati factiott and at moderate
charges.
DOG LOST -Natural i3ob tail collie,
tan color and tan eyes; White a-
round neck and breast, narrow fore
head with white stripe down centre.
Reward for information for bis re-
covery. Phone Town Cl ri. s .Of
five, Wingham.
FOR SALE -Mammoth White Pek-
in hatching duck eggs, Extra lar-
ge breed. Drake •11 lbs., 10c. W.
M. Heti y, phone 624r14, Bel grave.
FOR SALE -Piano practically new.
:Apply to Box 13, Advance -Times.
FOR SALE -Barred,,, Rock Baby
chicks, Apply' to George Ross,
phone 612r23, Whitechurch.
GIRL WANTS POSITION at House
work -Apply at Advance -Times.
PROPERTIES TO ]3E SOLD •s -
Prices
Prices ranging from $35Q
yt to yS
AQQ(t,
some of these are actually half 'their
value. Apply to T. Fells.
SALESMAN WANTED Splendid
opportunity for young titan with
sales ability, book up with Canada's
largest music house selling Rogers
Batteryless radios; Battery Radio
and Phonographs in voulr own dis-
trict. Apply to branch store R. S.
Williams Co. Ltd,, Lucknow, Ont,
TNM THINKS PEANUT
POLITICS BAD FOR
PARTY CONSUMPTION
To the Editor av all thiol
Wingham Paypers,
Deer Sur;, ,
Beira tin Irishman, an natcherally
fond av a shindy, I got afther fame
Shpotton two arr tree wakes ago to
~a
' w..
S]
'1 �� 0 11 at Ottawa,- •r on tot d wv ,
$ilt. t s t t, b
TC) RENT Pontus to rent with all
conveniences, A. '-T. Ross, Wing -
ham.
WANTED -Girl for general house-
work. Apply to Mrs, William El-
liot. Phone 605r5.
ialxtMINA, GREEN $MT',ICr
anilding Luang Qoatd of Ey „Mug Coe
Ales Ordered Re,ywed,
The nahrch, Of •pa•oF oss blas mean
the passing oi' the "swage smithy of
Gretna Gretin, srAf's the Pathfinder,
1211is inttuortal gtl,ltl of eloping coo'
dos'Tias boone'alrlelnned by author-
ities aree
s a ° e31ta•co to motorists. The
prtn ,t^tit o MYR' of the old ^blacksmit'h's
buildii ;I;,;a„5 been oi'fered.a large sum
'l' t +itti , authorities if he will eon -
A
tl(.
4. 1 building. h ". But 1
� ttY'1]1U g t
Q Vet e bi d
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tts to let the payple'sce that Parley-
. .tai et•t owner proudly declares he
,+ie,ei t not take a. gold mine tank' it,
mint wus sontekull. more than an.4.i.„,',turd boasts that it is a "necessity,,,
thernoon pink tay earthy: He 'a e,aa: Geetlla Green in its heyday was a
l Reno,
i til
odti e
sort of antithesis to he e ,
to be afther Lakin me adv eke fer
t s t
+ Faris and ether cities.. Runaway
party soon a row wus sht;,trgeJ sttaci a rt+aples were joined there in some_
the Simcoe Poslltawace. 'Twas a [hat the sante way that unhappy
shmall affair, au u'ud bev been all v.aupie s are pue, asunder in these ci-
tes for 1 begaltnin tes to -day. The village is on sout.h-
b taut, share, Ica} , ;t Dumfriesshire, Scotland, just
pin at it so long has messed tings „,e,e, ilte English border. As flu,
up intoirely,, so it has. The only re- .iearest village on the Scottish side
suit will be to make Quebec an Neiv •t ,was Jong notorious as the favorite
Brunswick solid, fer the Grits, an to csot'- of alopint" 'couples: Up until
1751 Fleet Prison in London was the
lave all tie resht av the counthry d:t g place for clandestine tnar-
undher the imprission that no other ..,.;ea. But Lord Bztrdwick's act of
fault cud be found wid 'the prisint 'i t year abolished Fleet marriages.
governmint.' Payn,uts are all rola■sht i the runaway couples, whose Mar-
iagcs were forbidden by irate par-
fer a taste now an thin, but I don't uts` or the stern laws of England,
belave in crackin thim wid a shta.rc :Id to find a more hospitable country,
hammer in ordher to make a whole ',.•; a resul Gretna Green, across the
dinner av thim. 'Tis a shame se it vrdeh•, became the soa1 of many
l'tl,'ialids de.eiring Catty marriage.
is, to see the good. ould Tory parthy .,ere they ,could be joined in wedlock
bein led be the nose. be the Globe .. merely.;deelaring their wish to
noospaper, That payper has done us :eery in the presence of witnesses
. ue e lemony was usually perferined
a few g9od turns, but ye can't dell ud ,v the viilage blacksmith, but tit
on it, fer it may only be playin a all -keeper, ferryman or, infact, al-
thrick on us be raisin a shmoke most anyone could. perform it.
shcrane about Mishter Veniot's doins, -nue from 1760. to 1856 Gre:nt,
in ordher to Ihr�ide a lot av wurse [tau was the haven of distracted
lovers, and the village smithy bt e:tacit
tings; so 1 tink, if aur byes hev army •hta inert romantic Louse in all the
sinse, they will dllrop that little posht- ;'niteti Kingdom, ilut. Lord Bou
awfice tllrubble at wanes, an look fer tis act in 1856 rendered ' tiles
rnarr:; illegal by making it
bigger tines. Shure, whirl weilcfate „caos.iary tor one of .he cont.ractina'
the Grits at the nixt elickshun we ,ar•,ii,s to, reside in Scotiaud for this(
kin give back. the jawbs to our own t.•ehks prior to the ee•renlony. U,.
wurrukers. spite this fact, however, 'Gretna. Ore-.
has endured. So has the vill.tg,
smithy. '
•As soon as the weather. gitswar-
ruiner so _I kin go widontan over-
coat, fer me atild wan is. g.ittin, party 001,0 !TURAG+; CAA'S.
shabby an the missus don't want me
to buy a new wan this shpring, I 'chip �rrtt lee" of :t f ¢yid ,410iag.: ts ell`llt
[induces Lo g -faired (nIs,
musht go to Toronto to hes, a tall:
wid \dishter Ferguson about whether One clay the local carpenter who
had taken. /: job in he c•ineange to.!
we spud liev an elickshun this'year ct goer writes 112ara Evans. l-i.e had
ai' not. ander his arm one of the oddest 'lit-
rc..' ole kittens I've O'er even. Apparent-:
Whin I got this far wid inc.letther h' a long-lhaired whi:ht.
t -loci];
the missus called ole to bate a carpet, like a Pet•siiati. Morete [bandidn'tanytiic.tt,g
an thin, whin I got me payper afther else,it lookaed like -n polar bears cull.
l.nd is lite?'' 1
dinner the firsht tint, 1 saw wus that " T111at of a cat
- tlskeG hlril.
parleyrnint had.pashed Mishter Ven- . }'s t str.r cut. :. A Yt rt
'`Tiro. _., a cora . _ �t
tot's eshtimates an, shure, it wus the,•' +e. "the ; • l•
>or so ti 1 c :,; nt�d.
only sinsible ting' to do, fer, if he storags �� ar. ;ous., 1•
1':u n~ 'ng
tool: in 1 r' : a to k it r:.
)Vhat v. tit.
of 'eau lived.
and the t c :.., .
but .he ones that did grow longer
and len .rr hair, and this kitten i:: the
fourth g. nera;ton. I've gots•-von u!
them."
ANrell,if the cold of the Hinhaiay•n:.
produced the long-haired Oriental
eats, it seems logical that the tem-
perature of a cold storage warehausc
cellar should produce long -Haired
alley cats.
1 watched tate various generations
of those kittens around the nei hi or-
hood, and was ahlllisod to Soo 'thein
revert to common short. haireds.
pay- all thim Tory poshtmasters an.
mail carriers, an thin our byes wud
her. got the blame fer the hould op,
'Tis poor management intoirely we
hey : had fer a long tonne, now iwir
since we shpilled the banes in noin-
tane an sivintane, an druv all [dirt
Frincli Tories in Quebec into the
Grit parthy, an be the sante ;okcn.
losht a lot av sates in Ontario, an in
the \Vesht, an in the prawvintes down
be the say snide. Shure, tings was
diffrunt in the days av ould Sir Jawn
A. whin we used to hey the Friucbies
ay Quebec, an the Orangies av On-
tario pulling together loike a w£ll-
thrained tame av oxen, no mat -hes
how Heavy the load wus net- note
11':\NTr1)-Girl for general house- heavy ,
.work. Apply at Advance -Times. lope the mud lis, an the roads \ins.
rorty bad in thin days suflletoirees,
\\'.\NTED'--18 Cattle wanted 011 pas- an it took skillful droivin to make the
Lure for the summer at $6 a head; grade, as nie bye who wus uvcrsays
also two ,litters of little pigs' for wud say.
sale, ready to take off SOW at $9 a liefoor wve kin win the ni',t slick -
pair by taking the whole litter. Sin
each litter. Frani: Beringer, Blue -
vale Road,
D.R. GORDON WEBB,
PHYSICIAN :A.N:1,) SURGEON 1.
Gold Medalist Surgeon
London, (Ent;.)
M. R. C. S. (Eng.); L. R. C. P. (Lond.)
Surgical Operations, a Speciality..
Maternity and Children a Specialty.1
OFFICE: -Old Davis I'1 iuse, one
1lotts front Anglican Church, Centre
Street.
Phone -15, W.ingbani,
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Orders far `V17'edctirlgs, Piinerais
par other occasionsa e i
tkt by
SNEATH P
13hone 112, Witigba:tn
Prompt Service, trtail et cltprees..
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100 ACRES GOOD PASTURE TO
Rent -Apply to A. Fitzpatrick,
\Vinghain,
WANTED- Moulders -stove plate,
e:•icultoral machinery; nice town
to ,lir e in, steady work, Write Box
A. Advance -Timers,
Tenders for Drainage Work
TOWNSHIP OF TURNBERRY
Tenders ' will he received . at the
['lark's Office up to 6 o'clock p.111. on
`'aturdt\, Mtty 18th, 1920, for the ex -
mating of the Thompson, Lamont,
Deyell Drain in the -Township of
Turtberry, Contractor to make de-
posit of 10 per centof contract price
ei guarantee for the propel' comple-
tion of the work. Plans and specifi-
t.ttian, in hands of Clerk, The low-
t st or ally tender not necessarily lit
W. R. Cruikshank, 1. J. Wright.
C`lelrk.
Reeve:
e.
TOWNSHIP OP TURNBERRY
Court of Revision
L curt of Revision on the assess -
rte nt roll of the Town bi t of 'Ttarn-
i
merry will be Kid >in the Foresters'
11.11. 1'iuevak, on Monday, lfay 20.
1929, at 3 l'. tit. 111 patties interested:
t hereby notified to :totem tltetlt-
IwtcS ,artordttr t1y,
\V 12 t'ruiltshank,C'lttk.
shun we must hes- bother allies t•oan
a few disgruntled .fellahs from Albers
tag
Yours fer "a bigger an bctthcr
Canada."
7'intothy Bay.
BIRTHS
Allan -In Wingham, on April 28th,
0 1. t t s. al - an, a
sail.
T ltndi-Tot \\•`1nglhanr, 00 May 41h, to
Mr. and Mrs. C, Bondi, a daughter.
Garey-In Grand Valley, on April 28,
ti, \Ir, and hers. Rao- t;arey, a
-•-stillborn,
Sohl
TENDERS FOR COAL
Sealed tenders addressed te,
1`urehasi ng Agent, Department
1'albile \Vorks, Ottawa, Will be receiv-
ed at his office until 12 o'clock noon
(daylight saving) Wednesday, May
12 , 1929, for the supply „f coal for the
Itonsinion 11utldiri threntglhout the
Province of t)ntariu, including th '
l:'it.y of Ottawa.
Forms of tender with specifications
11(1 conditions attached can be ob-
tained front G. \\'. Dawson, 1'urclms-
:rtg Agent, Department of Public
Works. Ottawa; and R. Winter, Dis-
trirt Resident Architect, 59.61 Vic-
toria Street, Tort,nto, hitt. 'T(ncitrs
.wi11 11)t 1)0 vomit trod tinli•ss made: on
the forms supplied by the Depart-
ment and itt accordance with depart-
mental specifications and conditions.
The right to demand from the site-
eessfiil tenderer a deposit, not 'S.ding 10 per cent. of the amount of
the tender, to secure the proper ful•
fitment of the contract, is reserved.
By order, '
S. E. O'l3T2IEN,,
Secretary,
c'parttnetit of Public Works,
Ottawa, May i, 1929.
the
TENDERS POlr. SCHOOL
BUILDING
riders will be received up to June
lst,'1:929 for remodelling school buil-
ding of 5. 5. No,: 6, .Howick, The
lowest or any tender not neces. arily
ttcceptt'd Plans and specifications
itt the residence of the undersigned.
S. 7:urbrigg, Sec'y-Trea s.
R. Ii, 1, Gerrie, (grit,
ed the Huron Presbyterial on TtlOs-
day which was held in Exeter .
Mrs, Erving Zion spent Tuesday
with her aunt in Exeter.
.Mrs. Thomas Anderson received
the sad news of the daath of her sis-
ter, Mrs. Jinn Bailie, who passed away
izl the - Hospital in Edmonton. We
extend our sympathy to the bereaved.
Mr, and Mrs, .Gilles Haines and
sons, spent Sunday with relatives in
Culross, blear Teeswater.
We are sorry to report the passing
away.of Mrs, John Johnston; on Sat -
f her
h, eo
ui d atthe home ay
Mr. Charles McDonagh, The funer-
al tools Palace Monday afternoon to
Kintail Cemetery. She leaves to
mourn her loss four step -children,
Mrs. Saul McManus, iii the West;
Mrs. James Irving, raf Lucknow, Mr.
John Johnston, 12 con., and Mr. Wm.
Johnston, of Teucknow, and 'one son
Jura, at Houle and four daughters,
(Annie) Mrs. John Farrish; (Emma),
Mrs, Frank Gill, In the West; (Mar-
tha), Mrs Dr. Bender,. of Chicago;
and (Edith) Mrs, McDonagh, With
whorl she lived. Her husband pre
deceased her over 25 year ago. We
catend sympathy to " the bereaved
family.
England's proudest . families :are
said to take second place when they
take cognizance of the proud pedigree
of the famous O'Malleys of Ireland.
TIte O'Malley claim is based on a
nhagnificentilluminated pedigree,with
pages bordered in green and gold and
with coats of arms in scarlet and
blue and black, which is registered
in the Office of Arms at Dublin Cas-
tle, A hundred Tars ago it was cer-
tified by Sir William Betham, the
Ulster Ring at Arhus, as being
"founded an evidence' of the most
unquestionable and su:hentic charac-
ter." It proves that the O'Malleys
are descended in an unbroken male
line from 365 A.D., when it joined
the 1tii.lesi:an-Gaelic High Kings of
Ireland,
The Shirleys and Greeleys in Eng-
land still claim to be the oldest fam-
ilies, but they have not been able to
dispute the O'Malley claim: •
Sir Campbell's Next • Venture.
That ardent Canadian, Sir Camp-
bell Stuart, one of the directors of
the London Tithes and the Canadian
representative on the Cable and Wire,
less committee, is about to issue a
new Review exclusively concerned
With Canadian affairs, says john _o'
London's \Weekly. It is to contain
articles in English. and French,. so as
to appeal to all sections of the Can-
adian population. Its circulation will
be restricted to Canada and to read-
ers in the Old Country specially in-
terested In Canadian life.
ASHFIELD
'Mrs. Fred Topp, oaf Toronto, cmm.
ftp on Monday to attend the funeral
l of the late Mrs. John Johnston, from
t the home of Mrs. Topp's brother, Mr.,
Charlie McDonagh.
Mrs. Sant Sherwood spent Monday
afternoon with her daughter, Mrs. J. P
Barbour, of todcrich. `I"lA
Mrs, jint Purvis and sou and dan-
g'hter, Mrs. Wm. Bolt, of West Wa-
wanosh, spent Sunday with Mr, and
Mrs. Palmer Irwin,
Mr. E. Zinn attended the Presby
DEATHS
Fisher -At North Battleford, Sask.,
May 4, 1929, Kate, beloved wife of
Rev. Peter Fisher, eldest daughter
ofthe late Thomas and Ann Cald-
er, Grey Township, Huron . County,
and sister of Mrs. Win. E. Fo-crest,
Glenallan, and Dr. Margaret C. Cal-
der, Wingham Ont.
Wilson -In Turnberry, on May 6th,
George Wilson; in his 79th Year.
Leaver -In East Wawanosh, on 'Tues-
day, May 7th, Doris Lstehe, belov-
ed daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Ale*,
ander ,Leaver, aged • 1 year and 2
months.
MARRIED
Morris -Lovell -On Monday, April
22nd; . by Rev: Large, :of Fergu,
United Church, Mary Gillespie,
(Marie) only daughter of Mr. and
1Nlrs, Thos. Tovell, Gorrie, to
George, youngest son of -ivir. and
Mrs. lvrn .t 'Morris, of Owen
Sound.
, ant d,
FREE.
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TO TO
to enableyou,to purchase a car in
The Greatest
sed Car Sale
We Ever .'e1d
This is your chance to buy a guaran-
teed, reconditioned Used Car at an am-
azingly low price. We intend clearing
out our large stock of Used Cars at pric-
es: far below their Market. value. In or-
der that you can take 'advantage of
this sweeping sale, we will arrange to
refund to you your railroad fare to Tor-
onto immediately upon your purchase
of any one of our cars.
Fords, Chevrolets, Whippets, Stars and
many other popular makes at prices
'away below their Used Car list price.
Aanaziiing Bargains - Easy Terms
Every Car Rec :t >linditioned, Guaranteed
FREE ROAD SERVICE
Willys - Overland Sales Co. Limited
Used Car. Market
BAY ST. at GROSVENOR
and
909 BAY STREET
TORONTO
Kingsdale
4145
Open
Evenings
TREASURER'S SALE OF LAND FOR TAXES
;TO WIT::
By virtue of a.'warraiit under the hand of the Mayor of the Town of
' Wingham and .111e Corporate Seal of the said Town of Wingham bearing
G date the 25th day of March, A.D. 1929, to nate directed, commanding me to
levy upon the several parcels of land hereinafter mentioned and described'
as being in the Town of Wingham for the arrears respectively due there-
upon together with costs, I do hereby give notice that unless the saidar-
rears and costs be sooner paid I shall, on Saturday, the 6th day of July,
1.1). 1929, at the hour of 10 o'clock in the forenoon of that day, in the Town.
Hall in the Toon of Wingham in the County of Huron, sell by Public Auc-
tion so much of the said lands as may be sufficient to discharge the taxes
all climees incurred in an a out the said sale acid the co lection of the
same. a:
No. Description Years in Arrears Taxes Costs Total Name of Patented'.
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YOUNG MEQ assessed ented
1925-26-27-28 $109.32 $14.25 $123.57 Marion.Pat'd.
GIRLS = Johnston
593
= To learn making. Tennis Shoes.
--` Pay while learning, ` gp
Steady work. Write or phone
1. Lots 12, 13 & 14
McIntosh Street
South
2. Lots 4, 5 & 6 1925-26-27-28 . 78.49 $ 13;47 $ 91.96 C. ill. Pat'd
Walker
3.
Part Lot B, 121926.27-28 $ 20.18, $ 12.01 $ 32.4 Max Rhuni Pat.
Dated a Wingham hi m 2 2
Mating age, weight and Neigh,. � t W gl a this 7th day of March, A. D. 19 9.
to- W. A. GALBRAITH,
Treasurer; Town of Wingham.
The Elul swa u i,beR•
Factory
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g! pes, Cottage Prints, Voiles, sale
• price 19c
• 32 inch Heavy Quality English
▪ Gingham . 15c and 22c
Rayons, Crepes, ' Percales and
Broadcloths 29c to 69c
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Specials f or . hursd Y,Friday and Saturday
In is
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Wash Goods
19c
no
ttry at Exeter in Main Street cburcil'
on Tuesday,
Mrs. D. R. Alton, Mrs. George
s t :•,e
i.ane,. Mrs. Wilfred Drennan, Mrs.
John. tranary, Mrs, Bert Treleaven,.
Mrs, Sam Sherwood, Mr. and lire.
v1tttt, 'Shackleton, Miss Susie Kilpat-
rick; Mrs. jinx Sherwood, Mrs. John {{
7iilpltrirk, ';\rs: Jnjohn ;vlull'rrl,.attc.ad-i
S eco • .is
Table ' Oilcloths, colored and
white, 1 j 39c, 14 llllll .....-.46c
81 inch Wabasso Bleached
Sheeting, .at 79c
12/4 Ibex Blankets, grey and
white at $2 19
Hemstitched Sheets,"large...$1.29
House Dresses and Aprons
59c to $1.95.
Ladies' Sil k% Hose, lisle tops,
reg. to $1.25, for 39c
63 inch Table Linen, floral pat-
terns 69c
3.6 inch Heavy quality Flettes,
sale price ............ 19c
Turkish Bath Towels .......49c pr.
Corsets, D. &A. and Practical
Front, for .._ ............. .....-.........,95c
Men's wear
Men's Work Shirts, 14f to 18,
on sale at $1.39
Men's Fiche Sox, sale prices
19c to 69c
Men's Cotton Sox, fancy pat-
terns, for - 15c
Men's heavy Work Sox 23c, 29c
Men's and Boys' Caps, on sale
at 39c, 59c and 95c
Men's Fine Shirts 98c to $1.95
Boys' Suits, sizes 31 to 36 $3.95
Men's Suits .....$9,95, 11.95, 14.95
Men's Overcoats $3.95, 6.95
Heavy black Overalls .....$L49
Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers
on 'sale at 59c
GSL 1 1cerii s
Fresh Dates 10c 1b.
Seedless Raisins 10c lb.
Peas, 2 ,cans 050
Toilet Paper, 7 rolls 25c
75c Black or Japan Tea 581; lb.
Reduced Prices on all lines of
Dry 'Goods not listed -20% to
40% Reductions.
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terials
Marquisettes, Nets, Scrims
19c, 24c and 29c
Colored Scrims and: Marquis-
ettes,
arq uis-ettes, sale 29c
Silk Rayons, stripes and floral
designs 59c and 95e
Silk Rayon Panels, Frinze end
on sale at $1.79
36 inch Cretonnes and Sateens
19c, 31c and 39c
Goingout of Shoes, every
'pair must be sold.
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Linoleums, 2 yards $1.49
4 yards
2.
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Oilcloths, ;sale price 42 sq. y .d.
:Linoleum Rugs 74-x9 $7.65; 9x9
$8.75; 9x104 59,95; 9x12 $11.95
Sale Ends Saturday, May 1,1,th
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