The Wingham Advance, 1923-07-26, Page 83F
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mer eady-to-Wear, S miner
It r;;.`ss Materials.
SAVE MONEY
READY-TO-WEAR
Spring Coats,
Spring Wraps
Spring Capes
Prices $6.95, 12.95, 29.50.
Tricotine and Poriet Twill
Suits, also Homespun and
Cream Flannel Suits reduced
20 to 30 per cent
Y BUY1N
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DRESSES
Voile Dresses
Ratine Dresses
Silk Dresses
Canton Crepe Dresses
Taffeta Dresses •
Prices $3.95, 6.95, 9.69, 29.50
2000 ds. Su:
RATINES, VOILES
Plain and fancy weaves, all
the new shades. Regular $z..00
to z.50. Sale price 69e yard:
er L 1 cess '`t,`Iaateri ,., is Greatly Reduced
SILKS
Taffeta Silkst Alltyme Crepe
Silks, Canton Crepe Silks,aDuch-
ess : Satins. Prices 1.95 to 3.95
a yard.
.GIN.GHAMS, PERCALES
CHAMBRAYS,
All this seasons latest shades
and patterns reduced 20 per cent
MEN'S CLOTHING AND. FU '.NISHINGS.
M ' eai M.. ;ley Saving ;:..Nees
SUITS -English Grey Wors-
ted Suits, English Navy Serge
Suits, Scotch Tweed Suits,Palm
Beach Suits. Prices $14.5o, 21.50
to 31.5o.
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Hats, Caps, Ties, Underwear,
Socks at Special Prices.
SHIRTS --Pongee Silk Shirts,
all sizes, with collar to match,
also fancy printed negligee shirts
Prices $x.39 to 3.69.
MORRIS
Minutes of Council resting, Morris
June 18th, 1923.
Members all present, minutes of
last meeting read and approved.
At the adjourned Court of Revision
on the Assessment. Roll, dogs were
struck off for R. H. Shortreed and
Simpson McCall.
The contract for deepening the
a'n rat!
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THE 'W'INGHAM ADVANCE
Caughey Drain 2.56; Geo. Bone work
on road 9.95 ; A, Shaw, underbrushing
culvert and grading ai,5o; Roy Sellers
grading 3,6p; Robt, Messer, grading
3.50; Elijah Pease, shovelling 5.00„,
Blytft St.rutlard advertising, Leo.
Council meets at the Hall on lVlon-
day July 23rd,
'A. MacEwen, Clerk
BLUE V ALE
Mrs.. Mary King of Detroit, also
Mr,,and Mrs, Chipman of Detroit, are
visiting with Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Rut -
tan.
Mr, and Mrs: Peter Ding spent Sun-
day with relatives in Harriston.
I. Ur. and Mrs. VanVelsor of.. Wrox-
eter, spent Sunday with friends here.
Mr. and Mrs; Harold Hammond,
Miss Cora Hiles and Mr. McCutcheon
motored to Grand Tiend and spent
Sunday at the .lakeside.
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Leggatt wett-
ed relatives at Teeswater on Sunday,
Mr. anCMrs. George Wright spent
Sunday with the latter's mother, Mrs,
Gannett.
Mrs. Free of Hamilton, spent the
week -end at the home of Mr. Robt.
Shaw.
Miss Kathleen Hall of Chatham,
spent a few days this week with her
uncle, Mr. John Hall.
Mr. and Mrs. Job King spent Sun-
day with Mrs. L. Rattan,
Mr, George Greenaway, Mr, and
Mrs.: R. Aitcheson and Mr, and Mrs.
Roger Oke motored to Hanover and
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® spent Sunday with friends there.
®; Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Stewart and
IN family of Bowling Green, spent the
week -end with Mr. and. Mrs. Thos.
Stewart,
Mr. Sinclair of Toronto, spent the
week -end with Mr. George' Donald -
Misses Margaret and Hel•
en Garniss
are at present visiting relatives in To-
ronto._
o-ronto._
EAST WAWA.NOSH
Miss Laura Bone, who has been nur-
sing in Hamilton Hospital, has return-
ed to her home on the 9th.
Mr. and Mrs, John Campbell and
daughter of Aylmer, are spending
their holidays with his parents at Mar_
M `nock
Mr.'and Mrs. Fred De aeon motored
®, from Detroitlast week and are •spend-
M ing their holidays wh it ' his 'brother,
Mn Sam Deacon, . ,
Mr. and Mrs. Bard and family of
Guelph, and Mr, Sandy Young visited
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withmYotheung, litter's parents Mr. and Mrs.
Bird Drain was given to Robt. Bird
Iat $200.00 and
nd $Soo for
the catch bas-
in. ABY-Lavforborrowing money
'for the Township, was read and pass- '
ed. W. J. Shortreed andJ oin Mc-
Gill were appointed Drain Inspectors.)
,
The following accounts were pre-
sented and paid:—Jas. Noble, culvert
to.00; Ivan McArter, flooring bridge,
2.00; Thos ' Martin, lumber ;,for Bos-
man bridge, 178.o8; Gilbert Speir,
road work for. Peter Bair .13.5o; R.
H. Shortreed, blade for grader and
express 11.08; A. ,G. Campbell gravel
10.05; John Bair, gravel 5.$5,• John
White, shovelling 2.25; Bert White
shovelling 5.75; Herb Kirkby tile Mc -
The clerk was instructed to write
to the Drainage Referee in connection
I with the Riatoul Drain.'
1 The
Court of Revision r evr non ou the As-
sessment Roll was closed.
Miss 'Lillie Kerr of Blyth,; spent. last
week with Miss Belle Wightnian,
Mrs Robt.
Mr. and . Shiell SI yell and Gregg
and Mrs. Jim Young and Mrs. Sam
McBurney attended the reunion in
Kincardine last Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. .Will Hopper of Sea -
forth, visited with her mother, Mrs.
McNeill on Sunday.:
Mr. and :Mrs:, Roane and Melville of
Teeswater; visited at the home of Mr.
Wm. Wighttnan on. Sunday. •
Mr. Donald Young who has been in
Detroit, returned hoarse last Saturday.'
„ Mr, and Mrs. George Wilke.;• and
son spent Sunday with her parents,.
Mr, and IVirs. Wxn: Humphrey of St.
Helens,
Mr, and Mrs Ernest Thompson and
baby, Louise, of Dounybrool, and her
mother, Mrs. Walker and Miss Hazel
Little of Wingham, visited relatives;
at Niagara and Hamilton and Toronto
last week, While at Queenston they ,
attended the Massey -Harris picnic and
in the baby show their baby, ,Louise,
won as first prize, a' live dollar gold
Piece.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Robinson and
children visited with Mr, and Mrs.'
Wm, Snaith of Brussels ,on Sunday.
BELGRAVE
Mrs. Simpson and family of Lon-
don, are guests at the home of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. John McGee.
Rev. J. J. Ferguson and wife of To-
ronto, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Girvin of
Goderich, and. Mr. Sam Ferguson were
guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
J, A. Brandon.
Norse Corley of Toronto, is visit-
ing at the home of her brother, Mr.
Andrew Proeter.
Mrs. Varieamp of Burkton is visit-
ing with friends around here.
Mr. John. L. Stewart and Mr. Peter
W. Scott attended the Masonic Grand
Lodge in Toronto last week.
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WHITECHURCH
Messrs. Frank Ross and Will Hen-
ry visited friends in Clinton on Sun-
day, Miss Bina Henry,, who has been
visiting in Bayfield, returned home
with them.
Miss Olive Clow of Wingham , is
spending a few days this week with
Mr, and Mrs. B. S. Naylor.
Mrs, Jamieson of Toronto is visit-
ing with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Dan O'Callahan. -
Mr, and Mrs. Herb Laidlaw and
baby Luella spent last week in Po-
wassan.
11liss Valetta Tiffin and Mrs. Alex,
Emerson and Lila and .,Victor spent'
.Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. Haggitt
of Blyth.
Misses Jean MacGregor and Irene.
Moore spent a few days last week
at Kincardine.
Miss ' Mabel Sherrill and Master
Jack of Hamilton, are spending their
holidays with their uncle and aunt,
Mr. and Mrs. W. R Farrier.
Misses. Jean and Isabel Simpson and
Mr. Calvin Simpson of London, are
visiting with their uncle, Mr. John.
McGee,
Mr, and Mrs. Cecil FalconerMr.
and Mrs. Hector Mackay key a nd Mr.
and Mrs. A. E. Purdon spent Sunday
with`. Mr. and Mrs. MacDonald of
Teeswater.
Mrs. Wm. Dawson and Miss Jean
yisited one day last week with Mrs.
Charles Cooke of Lucknow.
Master W. Alec and Chester J. Coul-
ter spent the week -end with their
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Par-
don.
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Thursday, July 26th„ 1923.
U B STA N TI = t,
REDUCTIONS
— on —
N V AS SHOES
With. Rubber Soles
For Men, Women, Boys and Girls
Men's, Brown, with rubber toe cap
and rubber soles, all sizes 6 to 11,
for $1.55
Women's, same as above for1.25
Boys', same as above tor.... . 1.35
S all ys', sizes 11 to 13 , 1.10
The above price s take effect on
Thursday and for the remainder
of Summer season and are real
bargains at prices quoted.
W. H. WILLIS
The Leading Shoe Store of Huron County
Phone 129. VI/Ingham, ;Ont.
Mr. and Mrs. Ezekiel Phillips and
familyof Auburn spent Sundayin the
, P
village.
Miss Norah -Johnston received word
last week that she had successfully
passed her normal exams Congrat-
ulations.
The Presbyterian Sunday School are
holding their picnic iir Kincardine on
Aug. and. All going in 'the special
train.
Mrs Koffman of Preston, is visiting
with Mrs. Wm. Martin.
Mrs..W m SteeleRhymes, of P me as, Al a. t
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Mr. Jas. Steele of!'Goderich, and Mr.
Phillip Steele of Dungannon,spent
Sunday' with the latter's sister, Mrs.
Jas. Cornelius.
Mr. Robert Mowbray is putting
Bement, bridges on the river road in
front of Mr. Peter Leaver's. •
Messrs, WesleyLott Elgin Purdon
'and Victor Casemore are working on
a fruit farm in Leamington.
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30 Men's Suits,. regular up'to `$35,00
Suits that are very rare bargains, sizes
36 to 48, one price. `,
only
AlltNavys, Grey Worsteds, and Fancy
Worsteds less zo to 3o per cent
50 Boys' Bloomer Suits, new belted
models, regular. up to $12 po,
+
95
A Free Cap with every suit.
Mens Light Weight Overcoats, a few
$25.00 coats, on sale 1
at :....... 11 o
75
English Gaberdine Coats, I 7
heltetl +e
Balbriggan Shirts es Drawers C” g:
Anniversary ''Sale
Keep Kool Athletic Under 052,
wear, sale -.
200 pairs Men's Odd Trousers less 20
to 30 per. cent.
Boys' Long Khaki Pants ...._,.-,..$r.xg
)Boys' Tweed Bloomers, sizes 9 $
24 to 34 - a���
Boys' Work Shirts _ 5gc
`REE BROOMS
With every purchase of $xo.do nr
over on Saturday moixiing anlgr, Julr '.
28th,we will give a Good Broom Free, .:
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ays �en to take advantage of Smashing
Every article in the store on sale.
.Men's Silk Hose, Holeproof
seconds ._....itY
Men's Garters :..-.,, w .....-........_....._� r9c
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Work Shirts, Khaki, Clzarn DIVIP_
brays, etc. .. _.. ,_.__,:w.
Rubber Belts, regular S54 on ^l
sale at .l
Braces, reg. 50c, sale M ......_35a
Boys' Cotton Jerseys all cod ",la,n
ors, sale .......,. :_.:...,
Boys' Poris Knit Combine c
tions, sale -
Men's Felt Hats ........ ... z,8o
$7.5o l3orsalino and Stetson 5.00
Hats at
'Fine Sennit Straw Hats ,reg. 0
$2.50, sale w
Men's Fine Dress Shirts, up A CI
to $s.5o, sale
Toy Panama Hats, sale "„._........$x,00
Men's Work Soc1Ks, 2 for -,._ ,: 35e
Boys'' Blouses ... --59c and 75c
Boys' Balbriggan Shirts and
)Drawers . _
Carha,ttt, Peabody Overalls nn �• +
and Sr*ioeks, reg. 2.75 sale yrs
Boys' Rotripers. .......: w-. ;sic
223.4142
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Buy Ail Von Require During This Sale And Get
The Benefit Of Salle Prices
'Women and Children's Hose on Sale, .......................25e
1-1oleprotf Hosiery, colors, "firsts” ...;.....•...,,...,...
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^i �.re. Silk Sil< Hose, Reg 1.00, Sale-- ,., 79c
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WINDOW SALE -22 Serge, tricotine
(reg. up to $27.5o) Dresses, on Sale
:for ONE PRICE 10 00
only ... .. _... ..._.u.
i 15 Ladies' Spring Burberry style Coats
regular up 'to $30 oo,
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sale price ...... -_.-.,........,� aA s ®
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SUIT SALE—Ladies' New Suits, en-
tire stock reduced for sale to
19.75, 25.00133 75
Dress Voiles, 300 yards Fancy Dress
Voiles, 5 patterns, sale pet
yard at 0
Raw Silk, fine+pongee, spec
ial per yard .- ._ -,' c:
Ladies''Summer Vests on sale 25
Ginghams. --(new .patterns of Dress
Ging- 19c, 25c, 3$c
Items .
French Veilin by the yard on 25c
sale
House Dresses and Porch Dresses,
1.49, 2.98
on sale
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Silk Camisoles, Pinks, white
large choice a dM
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Corset Sale, regular $7.5o, Anniversary '
Sale, reduce-3
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Children's Socks; :long and ge
short, fancy
3c
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Sweater Sale—All sweaters less 25 1
Huckleback Stamped Towels,
reg. $x.00, sale
per cent.
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Ladies' Collars, sale .. 25c 111
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Summer Dresses, New GingPeo
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hams, Voiles 3
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Cottons, Flannelettes, Silks, Galateas, moa
Prints, less '2o per cent. mr
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GROCERIES
Best Canadian Cheese..22c ib. 'Ilf
Dominion Sugar, per 1004-.............
00r :._....-_$x0.99
Sunlight Soap, 5 bars _ M ...-:85c . .I
Lux „ . . roc pkge. .
Shredded Wheat, 2 for .......-,.......--..........25C ■
Cornflakes - roc 1
Corin, can - .r -._rte a.
Corn Starcb, pkge. w-._...: _-.gc i
Tomatoes, tin -----.-..-------.55c .*..-.W:.,._....,,...,M..55c 1
Choice Salrntns, 1aitge tin; ----Ise 1.
Salrizon, best grade i half lb. tin. -...250
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