The Wingham Advance Times, 1925-12-03, Page 9rsdayt Dec e • te'r ; it i, ; 9
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Flannnelc to .Blankets large •size
$2.35
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annelettes, seduced .r8c, ztic,
25c
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G;ROCR IES
Leave or Phone your •-''
orderfor fresh Groce'ies
and take advantage of Our
'Cut Prices. 'Prices ..are
just a little Lower Here •-
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, il�' JaH n �9• •, .:ons andthe services .were inspiring,
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Very successful re-opeservic
WI were held in theWhiteehaiieh Unit
d�9 Cherc,li on Sunday and 'Moinrlaylas
T1ae'Sunrlay morn iber;4rie was eoi
cluetc(' by Rey. ;W D, `11tc1aztosh at;
ISI the evening • by Rev, M. M. Benne
FP The cont regation of Clzalnter's,,Cliu
eh had �yery (c�aid(y withdrawn thair.
al service for the day.• There were ca,
pacity congregations on bath orcas-
tee.
Cl1:C714x CA D3
lavzme; declined• to s aid Coi:'':Maya�a
os of Wiraglaain for x9e6, ;x vrouk ask for
y'our support, and if elected 1 will �1r
My best to work for theisaterest of
t.,'the ratepayers and Wangh;am.
a Signed'
tx �HMASFE
MEN'S AND YOUNGME 'Sr OVERCOATS
ERCOATS
Smart; looking' we11 'fiaiZored. -Overcoats
all'` the best styles; reduced 4x$.50, $22.50 and
MEN'S FUR COATS4CiN SALE
The Coristiz a .fie Beaver Coat is the Best- Coit produced of its kind, gully guaran-
teed'our reduced Priee L., $45,00
•
.BOY'S OVERCOATS s2 TO e8 .YEARS
Good Modelo.' in New Shades, substantial
warn. cloths, 'you save on every coat prices
x$8.50, .$9.5o, $12.50 and $15.00
BOY'S MACKINAWS
Boys Ail Wool, Maokirtaws ' . in Fancy
.Paid patterns, .regular $7.00 Sale -. --..$5135
FUR cCC?A 'S ON SALE AT •
SAVINGS `WORTH WHILE`
"Plaine .and Sable Trimmed•r
'Seal :Coats No. z tquaRity Rat7y
Coats,all..911 sale at 'Bargain,
Prices
,Ma.ot ant C
rnConey Coats;. •re
•t gular value ;$roo.00 'fan.$59 oo
Shirting on Sale' at 25c,',3oc, 35c
and .400. e
Table Linen;.' Nov Pattern's at
•
aoisETS Baum ,• 'Box of.'
Yclearii.g Lines, value up to $3-00
TENSE-•-ro doz. to ' clear, .All
Wool' and 'Silk and, Wool on,.
Sale at.. _ .. g8c
Rugs and Carpets Big Stocktt-aon
Sale less "20,per cent.
.BOOTS AND SHOES --Ladies:
Misses and Children's" Shoes,
"Slippers and Oxfords at 20 per
cent. off regular Prices
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minisommniosoilown
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cottons reduced' to rbc, .2oc, eed •,.
Dres's Goods, Silks and Crepes'
all kinds 'at eo per cent off
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fog THE,BOYS
Long Stockings, All = I
Wool Sweater Coats and
Pullovers, • Caps, Mitts - ^
Gauntlets, Fle'e'ced Limed
Shirts and Drawers, Wool
Toques; Boots' and Shoes,
`all at Greatly Reduced
nese,.
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ing and ;fore than filled the auditor.
um. Following the feast of fowl and
other good' things prbvided,b'y'thela-
dies, a splendid Programme was ren?
dered. Vocal selections were given
ia by the church choir, Mr, Gordon Bu-
hl chanan of Winghani and 'Miss . Ire,n
Z. Moore of . Wliiteeurch, readings an
teeitations by Miss Wiinifred 'err
yr ier and Master Clarence McClenaghan
addresses by Rev. 5, Scobie, of Bel
la grave, Rev. M. M. Bennett of Wing-
.
��Iiam and. Rev. C,, `Cz9anining of St,
Helens. •Music,,ywas furnished :by. theIN
Sunday School Orchestra from 'Win -
CO-OPl R4TIQN AND RE ,To,
ECONOMY WITH EFI+'XCIENCY
I:IARMONY AND PROGRESS
BOOSTING NOT BOASTING
IVIUNI'CIBAL BUSINESS • ON ,6
gi' BUSINESS ,BASIS
These are among the planks
Platform of
G. SMITH
e CANDfDAT'E FOR. MAYOR
In, the Town of 'Wingham
for rree6,
d
ham. United Cher9h. Every item on
la 'the tirograrnfiel'e was much, appreciated,
111 Rev. W. D. McIntosh, mi'niste'r iri
'charge; occupied the chair. F 1
A further contributing factor 'to the
;success of these ;re -opening ,seryice
was the ;financial ; aspect. ' Tle cost of
iplf ;repairs to the 'Sunday School, Room
was estimated at
$35o. The ;an.ount-
®
'the congregation was asked to try to
raise fifer the maintenance and: ext
en-
NI Sion Ruud of the United Church .was
$40o, The " congregation made a. free
si will offering to Both purposes and'in
i Iboth went over their objectives, ythe
NI 'offering amounting to .$792. The pro -
IS Iceeds of Monday evening were $t6o,
i'inaking a total of $95d. It is fullyex-
pected that when all offerings are in
the amount,,; will be over -$z000,00.
nulations e dth m
anCod gratcongregation•arforthueesboestphie did reinister-'
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mem= mom in
,His record of three years as:
Chairman of the Firiance Commit- i
tee of the Council, also as a mem-
ber of the Eire Committee' and
the Property Committee are open
• for inspection. t'reviously a mem-
ber of the War. Memorial Commit-
tee, and for five years a member
of the, Wingliam School Board.
Use Your .Franchise on Monday .
Next and
VOTE FO SMITH
He stands for a business admunis-
tration'.economically consistent with
the new era of progress which should
be ours.'
I
BORN.
Cloudier—In Lower liiigham, on
Nov. 15th., to Mr, and lobs. Geo.
Gloushet, twins,a boy and girl.
MARRIED
Murcar—Thuell—At , the parsonage,
Wingham, on Wednesday, Nov, 25th
by Rev. M. M. Bennett, William
Chas. Murear to Miss Lillian; Le-
nore .Thuell, both of Brussels.
And (therefore Christrna.s Buymg. ts next on the progri, f; e
Of all the many and Varied�articles that are api3lieciYted for this Festive ;, ccasi n th t can be bought at the
Shoe Store. Below are a few'suggesti
This cut illustrates leather topped rubbers
for boys ,from 6 years of age •'and up. They
are the best Winter, outfit'foi: Boys`feet.that
we know of, being'aletolutely •waterproof—and"
at the same titne•:they keep the fee warm
Rubber Boots are a very popular kind of
footwear for every one ' who has outside
work to' do and are 'therefore' an Ideal. Xmas
Gift
'i`he Baby is 1'Xing"
'of` the household—Vile
must , therefore ;nohfor
get the Babies, for tiYey
are most important of
all and Most babies
wear shoes. Our var..
iety, of these is hard to
beat
'Cushioned Soled Silo-.
es for Wornen who lige
comfort. We have se -
veal' styles from $3.95
'up
• llitle Slippers or: 'Oxfords
for young Or 'elderly: Women
a're a most appropriate;
'.has Gift
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Now
Overshoes and Golloshes are a most.op-
alar gift for either Women or Men. They are
aptreciated by both young and old
Slippers are a splendid Xmas Gift and are
appreciated by all classes. We have the big-
gest variety we have ever shown•.
Rub%ers'for all classes. We have almost ^.
every known style and in 'the: very best ,makes,,
( " , � ib •"'" ' =gag= •. . LAM!'MTEOYSYEMFEPtl
Skates for Men, , Boys, Women and Girls, we keep
the celebrated C. C. M., Skates, the best made -
Civrergaiters .6ttierwise known
1' as Spats far Men are much.
warn and- an ideal Xmas.
Gift
Hockey Shoes tnalte a fine•
bift for either Girls or Boys .,
o buy while stocks ar
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Comfort Shoes* for
Grandma, she would
appreciate as much
This cut illustrates
the Steel Supports as
' worn by Skaters: They
make a most appreciat-
ed Xmas Gift •
BYEEa.
Atettesseeeeta
Fine I -louse Slippers .for
Men are much appreciated
for inias Gifts. 'Big stock
to Choose from
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