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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Times, 1908-01-02, Page 4TO ADVERT1sER$ + ai'aMges *nit bt left at this not later than Saturday noon. for ale Blast be left not than Monday evening.. Casual advertisements accepted up re norm Wednesday of each week. aati'LaBLISHall 1872 TME WINiliM TIMES. N. R, l+lr 1"tCi'T' "'. famsol5a R arta PaorarzroR C : URSDAY, JAN, 2. 0908. OUR THIRTY-SEVENTH YEAR. With this tseue tlia Tures enters its I; thittr•seventh year and has for ten and rohalf years been under the present management. The past thirty six years have brongbt many changes in. Wing. ahem and also many ohangea in this paper. During the time of the present editor the paper has been three times ' enlarged and we have endeavored to give our readers a paper that will coma pare favorably with any paper in the ,country. Our partronage has largely increased during the past few years, and we heartily thank otir many patrons for their oontinned loyalty, and wish our advertisers, subscribers, and correspond. E eats and all friends of the paper a happy and prosperous new year. NOTES AND COMMENTS The volume of trade between the United States and Canada Iast year reached a total of $225,000,000. Canada imported from the United States goods of the value of nearly $157,000,000 and sent into the United States Canadian produots valued at abort $68,000,000, The t wo Governments: dtd not interfere with this trade, from which eaoh draws very material additions to its revenues. In the last five years the United States exported to. Canado a total of $660,000,- "000 worth of goods, etc , receiving in the same period products of the Domin• ion worth $283,000,001 Speaking of the attitude of New Cab- inet Ministers, in the House of Commons at Ottawa the correspondent of the Lon- don Free'Presssays ;-Hon. Mr. Graham has beenn down t b y themembers m e bars of .both parties as one who will do his beat individually to run his great department for the beet interests of his oonntry, Whether he will succeed is another question. Mr, Graham has made a splen- did impression. His attitude towards critics and questioners has never shown a trace of hostility, and he has :avid a number of things already in the house with regard to railways that the opposition have joined with the gov- eranient in applauding. The November bank statement, while it shows a considerable restriction in .business, is a magnificent demonstration of the imp egnabie position of Canadian finance, The process of withdrawing money invested in New York for home use has been continued to the tune of $15,000,000. How the Canadian banks have contrived to extract $16,000,000 in cash out of New York in two months is a mystery. No ordinary person would have thought it possible, even with a search warrant and a pair of pincers However, they have done it, and it is to their Credit. The assets of the bank have decreased $15,000,000 as oompared with a year ago; their liabilities, $42,- 000,000. Such a condition of " affairs Can only mean that bank credit in Canada must shortly become easier tan.. lege the world situation is such as to overmaster the local situation. We [, have been through a storm, but nobody 'has been washed overboard and drowned. and now the weather is clearing. -Win- nipeg Telegram, 4 WH,TTECHURCH. (Intended for last week.) The annual meeting of the White- ohuroh Cheese and Batter Manufactur• ing Co. was held in the Foresters' Hall, on Wednesday afternoon, December 18th. Thera was a large number of shareholders and patrons present. Last year .being the worst in many years for "sselttires�rw Why Refer to Doctors Because we make medicines for therm. 'Vire tell them all aboutAyer's Cherry Pectoral, and they prescribe it for coughs, colds, bronchitis, con- sumption. They trustit. Theo you can afford to trust it. Ask your own doctor. TEie bait kind of s teetiinon.iitl.- "Sad for over sixty years." pasture; the season was not very suceeFn. ful, but the company held its own. No dividend was paid this year, the first time in many years, but the shareholders were satisfied with the aeaton'a operation,. Directors for 1908 were elected as follow,: -F. Henry, Wm. Martin, John Gillespie, W. R. Pardon, R. W. Sltnpaon, Business be- ing over, Rev. Mx. Minoan wise: asked to address the meeting. He spoke of the conditions in the Old Land and ad. vooated the nooeeeity of ace..mmodatian here for agricultural laborers with families, He thought they would not take kindly to thelong hours here, being used to 10 boars work for the day. A dieonssion ensued and different opinions were expressed and those present thor• oughly enjoyed the discussion. TURNBE BE. On Thursday last the meeting of the ratepayers of S. S. No 18 was held at the wheal house with Mr. Wm. Weir presiding. The auditors and Trustees reports were adopted and. Mr. Wm Weir was re-eleoted section auditor, The contract for supplying the school with wood was taken by Mr, Henry Cathers at $1 60 per cord. Mr. Henry Merkley was re appointed caretaker at $10 and Mr. McGlynn the retiring Trus- tee was reelected Mr Galbraith of the A. Concession of Tarnberry lately sold his farm of 38 acres to Mrs. Robert Hays, of Gerrie and we learn she has leased it to Wm. Martin at an annual rental of $300. Any Weakness In Tc our Back? Sometimes yon experience pain and weakness without ranch suffering. Later on the pain will sorely come. The trouble can be stopped now by rub. ding ou Nerviline-rub it in deeply over the spine. and than put on a Nerviline Porous Plaster Ia these remedies you will find wonderful and quick relief. They will spare yon from an attack of Lumbago which is the outcome of neglected pain in the back or side, Fot all muscular pains, strains, and weak- ness, Poison's Nerviline and Nerviline Plasters have no equal. Refuse sub• stitntes. MORRIS. Mrs. A. I McCall and three sons la Chatham, were Christmas visitors c a Simpson McCall's, 7th line. J. E. Maunders, of Detroit Medical Ooliege, was a welcome visitor ender the parental roof during the Ohristmas- tide. Everett Walker, teaoher at Westport, Ontario, was home tor the Christmas holidays. He is enjoying his school work. The total expenditure • for Morris township for the past year was as fol. lows: -Roads and bridges, $3898; officers' salaries, $731; schools $5501; drainage, $5011; Board of Health, $13.• 50; bonne to O. P. R., $3500; interest, $104; printing, $67. Monday evening, Deo. 23rd the annual Sabbath School entertainment was given in the Jackson church and was marked by a very enjoyable program and good attendance despite the inclement weather. On Friday, Dec. 20th, a pleasant after- noon was spent at Anderson's school, S. S. No. 6, Morris. As Miss Milligan is leaving to take a position at Dashwood, a number of the young folks of the section also came to spend the afternoon. A liberal supply of taffy and a good program provided amusement for all. The interesting item of the occasion was the presentation of a beautiful gold bracelet by the pupils to the teacher. A very snocesefnl school concert was held in S. S. No. 5, Harry Ainlay, teaoh- er, on Thursdav afternoon, Dec. 19th from 2 to 4. Parents and friends of the children attended in large nnmbere. Rev. G. W. Rivers, B. D Belgrave, was chairman, and a splendid program of music, recitations, dialogues, &c., was carried out. As Mr. Ainlay is leaving the school to take charge of the Oran - brook school, a presentation took place accompanied by an address. A very anccessfai Xmas entertainment was held in Sunshine church, Wednes• day evening, Deo. 18th. The pastor, Rev. G. W. Rivers occupied the chair. A good program was given by the chi'. dren, assisted by local talent and friends from Brussels After Santa Clans (well peraonai:ed by Joe Hunter, Brttseels) had distributed lots of presents to the 'hung and old, H. D, Ainlay and Mist' M. L. Her, who are leaving their schools in this locality to teach elsewhere, were eaohresent d p e With a complimentary and appreciative address, accompanied in each case by a fine leather snit case. Both responded in suitable terms, ex• pressing the pleasure they had exper• lensed in assisting with the work of the Gliuroh at Sunshine. Mr. and Mrs, John D. 'MCEwen and children, of the let line spent the Christ- mas holidays at Mrs. McEwen's parental home in Moneriet. 1..lve Stook Markets. Toronto, Deo, 30 --There was a keener demand for cattle dt the Union Stock yatila to -day, and a vary light run. Mad there been more cattle ort hand there would have been st fair market ar thein, many of the wholesale but halving pretty 'Irbil got oat of their TUE WINGUAM Tf MFi, JANUARY Christmas stocks, and will this wee . le looking for more beet cattle. M export marker is looking a little better in the Old Conntry, and shippers are, in some cases, already buying freely in this country. With the light run today priced were firmer, and from loo to 15o higher than last week's average Hog market steady to firm at reoent a dvance. The following are the quotations: Exporters' cattle,- Ohoiae . a Per 100 lbs. Medium,,...,., $450 $4 " 4 25 4 .85 Balls 3 50 4 25. ,Light 3 00 3 30 Cows 3 25 3 60 Feeders- best 1000 pounds and up- wards 4 25 4 60 Stocker' choice 2 75 3 00 " bulls 1 50 2 00 Butchers'- Pioked 4 75 5 00 Medium 2 65 t 16 Cows....... , 3 60 3 76 Bulls ............. . .' " 2 00 2 60 Hoge- Best.. ... 5 40 Lights.. .... . ......, 5 30 Sheep - Export ewes , , 8 75 400 Bucks,,,. • 3 60 4 00. Culls,. 2 50 3 25 Spring Lambs each.. 4 50 5 40 Calves. each, 6 00 7 00 WINGRAM MARKET REPORTS Wingham, Dec. 31st, 1907. Fir or per 100 lbs.._ 2 65 to 3 15 Fall Wheat, , 0 90 to 0 90 Oats, ..... , 0 40 to 0 40 Peasl Barley ..... 0 55 to 0 60 078to080 Butter „ 0 22 to 0 22 Eggs per doe . • • • 0 23 to 0 22 Wood per cord - 2 50 to 300 Hay , per ton 14 00 to 16 00 Potatoes, per bushel , , , , , , 0 60 to 0 60 Lard... , .... . . .... .... 0 15 to 0 15 Live Hogs, er ot 5 40 to 5 50 Dried Apples . 05 to 0 06 10 to 0 12 08 to 0 09 08 to 0 09 07 to 0 08 Turkeys, per lb Geese, per lb Docks, per lb. Chickens, per lb , 2, 1908 CHRISTMAS GIFTS For Men and Boys. It is difficult at times to know just what to got for the men and the boys, but something useful is always appreciated. Our store is full of useinl as well as beautiful things suitable for gifts, Look over this list -it is sure to suggest something you want ; Smoking Coat Fanny Vest Week Scarf Gloves Cuff Buttons Watch Fobs Hose Hate Handkerchiefs Fancy Collar Boxes Butts COME ALONG Hesise Cont Fanny Shirt Muffler Gauntlets Tie Pins Cuff Holders Garters Caps Umbrellas • Belts Overcoats • Lounging Robe Fanoy Suspenders Necktie Mits Shirt Studs Tie Holders Armlets Far Collars Sweaters Underwear Pants AND SEE OUR STOCK. Bargains for Saturday, December 14th. 25 per cent. off all our sweaters for 11Ien and Boys. r1AXWE LL & HILL Merchant Tailors and Men's Furnishers. „.„,r) California, Mexico, 'Florida. Ara the favorite winter resort$, and the travel from Oanada is constantly in- creasing owing not only to the improved finanoial conditions of the people bus largely to the more comfortable and quicker transportation facilities, and the Grand Trunk Railway System is a leader in this. Round-trip tickets give all the best routes, going one way and returning another, together with full information and reservations may be obtained from any Grand Trunk Ticket' Agent or write to J. D. McDon- ald, D. P. A., Toronto, Ont. Homestead entries from January to October totaled 25,805, d debrease of 12,339. . r i NEW TERM from Jan. 2nd. Enter any day for long or short course. New Catalogue ready. Write for it if you ,;have any idea of a college course. Address W. H. Shaw, Principal, Central Business College, Toronto, 10 L(� ++++++++++++++++++++++++++ ++++++++++++++++++++++++++ ♦ • + • • • • • ttIOt1ID4Y • The festive season is fast approaching, and in view of the great demand there will be for suitable presents, we have placed in stock a large and varied assortment of most + appropriate and acceptable articles for the occasion. • GIFTS • + • 1 • ♦ •• • • •4. • • • • • ,What would bring greater joy to the heart of your ♦ wife than a present of a handsome new Sideboard ? We ,# have them in a variety of 'styles, and the prices are right. • •• • • • • ••• ••• •••• • ♦ ♦ + ♦ ♦x O ♦ A most acceptable gift indeed would be a FANCY ; ROCKER ; for no matter, how many Rockers you have, there's always room for one more. Call and see what we have, and learn the prices. ' i' SPBCIAL PRICES IN A.LI. E'VR1t1I tirRE. JAS. WALKER & C FURNITURE DEALERS AIItD 'CJNiiE1tTAi EEO, !tl 8 ansonamasinavalsnosaariassuisonamairioamestiorauxono Kerr's 'Big Store' WING1-1AIV1 - - ONTARIO L0W Prices for Quick Selling TO CLEAR OUT WINTER GOODS Read this list of bargains offered to clear out certain lines of goods at once for cash or trade. W ell make the price sell the goods. BARGAINS IN FURS rol Ladies Fur, Scarfs, Stoles, eto. Li $18 fur for $12.00 $12 far for $9).00 na$15 "3 $10 00 $9 "" woo $10 " $" $34 $6 67 � $b $33 ..34 iJ $25,00 set, Scarf and Muff for $16.67 $06 Jacket for $37 $28 Cape for $19 �s $38 ""$26 $27 " $12 $32 " $21 $12 " $8 ti, UNSHRINKABLE UNDERWEAR. C]' At prices that are badlyahrnnk. prices dropped away down to clear. Women's Warm Vote and Drawers, Lr regular $1,00 Underwear for only .75 "' .75 " " .57 .50 " 1.J reg. $1,75, now only - $1,25 Niger Head. Mantle Cloth, blank, Id; K 56 in., reg. price $3.00 yd. now $2.00 Fanny Stripe All• Wool Flannel, si reg. 45o for 32o, reg. 40o for • 30o '0 (" " .38 .40 " 1 .80 " .25 "" " .20 Men's all -wool Shirts, $1.00 for .75 Drs .75 for .57 " Fleece lined shirts .60 for .45 Women, Wrappers, reg. $1.25 for .95 .75 Oarl Cloth for coats, &c. in black, white, blue and red, 56 in. wide " $1 00 fo �� Writing Pads, linen paper 20c for 150 t "" , s ", 15o for z 90 lill Fancy Box Paper and Envelopes r 20o for 15o a Fanny Box Paper and Envelopes -5 15c for - - • 10o SLASHING OF PRICES SIashing of prices in Ladies and Ohildrens Coats, all new goods. $12 Coat for $8.00 $9.00 Coat $6.00 57.50 " $5:00 $6 00 " $4.00 50,00 " $3 34 $4 25 " $2 85 $4.00 " 52.67 $3 00 $2.00 Tremendous cutting in Men's and Boys' Clothing, $1 00 Pants ,67 $1 85 Pants $1.25 $1.50 " $1 00 I $3.00 " $2.00 $2,00 " $1,33 $5.00 "' 53.33 $12 Suit for $8 00 $12 Overcoat $8 00 0 " $6.00 $� $6 00 9 "" $9 $6.00 57 " 54 67 $7 ' " $4 67 $5 " $3:83 $5 " $3,33 Men's Wool Sweaters, reg. $1,25 fey 950 Metra Wool Sweaters, reg, 51.00 for - " - - 75o Men's Winter Caps Slaughter prides. $1.00 Caps for .671 .85 Caps for .57 .75 "".501 .60 " .34 Men's hard and soft felt hats at half price. I Big Sale of Fancy Back Combs and Side Combs. $1,00 Combs for ;75 .35 Combs .27 .75 4 -55 .25 " ,20 .50 " .88 .20 " .15 20o unbreakable oombs for 13o. BIG RIBBON BARGAINS. A quantity of Silk Ribbons placed on the bargain r Rs n noun(, at out prices. ,15 Ribbon for .10 .10 Ribbon for .7 ." 5 .3 I .7 ," .5 20o and 25o Ribbon now at 15o 1 I is40 1 1 1 1 1 RED BELL TEA, reg. 600 for 35c BIC SALE OF CARPETS. BIC SALE OF `CARPETS n' r i1 ti._,"Mgf=C1 ESTa.L,s gt�i is iii `ii�it��r �r tMnal-= 17.71 w k.iss` r ► IP i •••!•••••••••s It is always good polioy to secure early your WINTER CLOTHING . i Here is a list in which you might find something to interest yon : n't Dela s 5. ► ► w 5. ► 0.► 110 ► 0.► ► ► R s ► D 5. 5. 0.i 10 ► 5. MEN'S FUR COATS. 3 only Dog Coate, 2light-colored Calf; 1 Black Oalf, • - 1 Wombat, - 3 Black Calf, - • - Oanadian Coon, not dyed, 1, worth $65, for $50.00. Ei - worth $25,00, for $20.00 " 25.00, for 20.00 " 28.50, for 22.50 " 33.00, for 25.00 " • 35.00, for 27.50 and handsomely striped-, 8, worth $75 each, for 565.00 Men's heavy Cloth Overcoats, regular $8 line for $4 00 " "" 59 "' • 4 50 „ ", „ "" Boys' Reefers, „ " $10 " 5,00 " $12 " 6.00 " " $14 " 7.00 - worth 3 00, far 2.00 " 8 50, for 2.50 25 Boys' Overcoats to be cleared at less than cost. A to line of Boys' heavy Honeycomb Sweaters just arrived. A few Ladies' Astrachan Coats ---- Best Linings. • 4 �orth $60.00 each, for $37.50 1 worth $45.00, for $32,50 5 Worth 37.60 each, for 27.50 1 worth 40,00, for 30.00 2 worth 30.00 each, for 22.50 4 1 i i 4 1 4 4 4 4 • a 4 4 4 4 3 4 4 Wrapperette and Kimono Cloth -a good assortment, and prices not 4 .advanced. Blankets --1144 and 12/4 both grey and whits + kept in :atoek. Grey Flannel e...,. 15e to 75e _-d 4 Wroxeter Yarn, made only from high- grade wool. I. Mitt%, Gloves, Gauntlets, Socks, Dose ; we can keep yonr hands and feet warm if you buy from us. • StanfieI dy s Unshrinkable n nkable 7ndecwear for Alen and Women. ;Fresh GroC eries arriving daily for Christmas trade ; prices very low Flour, Bran, 011 Cake, Bibby's Cream Equivalent and Beet Meal always in stock" HIGHEST PRIORS PAH) POU PRODUCE. T. Al MILLS. 4 1 tik s ing similar have ness graduates sistants Our ates own logne; partments, and Winter The Leading School CENTRAL �////,///.///)yam /, ,/�ISe G�O��C�Y/ (moi / STRATFO RD, ONT. By giving a better course of train. than that given by any other institution in Ontario, we become one of the leading busi- training schools in Canada. Our are in demand as office as- and business college teachers. coarses being the beat, oargradn- succeed. If interested in your welfare write now for our oats. it is free. We have three de- Commercial, Shorthand Telegraphic. term opens January 6th. ELLIOTT & McLACHLAN PRINCIPALS. U AND TRUNK Vara Flowers, Delightful California apply D. Fruit and Sunshine winter resorts of Mexico and Florida Tourist tickets at low rates. For further information and tickets' to Depot Agent, or write to J. McDonald, D.P.A , Toronto, Ont. STYLISH JEWELLRY CH1Ward Oar out•of-town trade has gone far beyond our expec- tations. We attribute this to the fact that we carry one of the largest and moat up•to•date stooks in Western Ontario- And oar prices are right. It will pay you to come to London and look over oar Latest Stype .Yewelry before purchasing. & Co. DIA?'IiOND skr.CIAyLZt TS 874 Riahinond St. LONDON, ONT. 2, 1908 CHRISTMAS GIFTS For Men and Boys. It is difficult at times to know just what to got for the men and the boys, but something useful is always appreciated. Our store is full of useinl as well as beautiful things suitable for gifts, Look over this list -it is sure to suggest something you want ; Smoking Coat Fanny Vest Week Scarf Gloves Cuff Buttons Watch Fobs Hose Hate Handkerchiefs Fancy Collar Boxes Butts COME ALONG Hesise Cont Fanny Shirt Muffler Gauntlets Tie Pins Cuff Holders Garters Caps Umbrellas • Belts Overcoats • Lounging Robe Fanoy Suspenders Necktie Mits Shirt Studs Tie Holders Armlets Far Collars Sweaters Underwear Pants AND SEE OUR STOCK. Bargains for Saturday, December 14th. 25 per cent. off all our sweaters for 11Ien and Boys. r1AXWE LL & HILL Merchant Tailors and Men's Furnishers. „.„,r) California, Mexico, 'Florida. Ara the favorite winter resort$, and the travel from Oanada is constantly in- creasing owing not only to the improved finanoial conditions of the people bus largely to the more comfortable and quicker transportation facilities, and the Grand Trunk Railway System is a leader in this. Round-trip tickets give all the best routes, going one way and returning another, together with full information and reservations may be obtained from any Grand Trunk Ticket' Agent or write to J. D. McDon- ald, D. P. A., Toronto, Ont. Homestead entries from January to October totaled 25,805, d debrease of 12,339. . r i NEW TERM from Jan. 2nd. Enter any day for long or short course. New Catalogue ready. Write for it if you ,;have any idea of a college course. Address W. H. Shaw, Principal, Central Business College, Toronto, 10 L(� ++++++++++++++++++++++++++ ++++++++++++++++++++++++++ ♦ • + • • • • • ttIOt1ID4Y • The festive season is fast approaching, and in view of the great demand there will be for suitable presents, we have placed in stock a large and varied assortment of most + appropriate and acceptable articles for the occasion. • GIFTS • + • 1 • ♦ •• • • •4. • • • • • ,What would bring greater joy to the heart of your ♦ wife than a present of a handsome new Sideboard ? We ,# have them in a variety of 'styles, and the prices are right. • •• • • • • ••• ••• •••• • ♦ ♦ + ♦ ♦x O ♦ A most acceptable gift indeed would be a FANCY ; ROCKER ; for no matter, how many Rockers you have, there's always room for one more. Call and see what we have, and learn the prices. ' i' SPBCIAL PRICES IN A.LI. E'VR1t1I tirRE. JAS. WALKER & C FURNITURE DEALERS AIItD 'CJNiiE1tTAi EEO, !tl 8 ansonamasinavalsnosaariassuisonamairioamestiorauxono Kerr's 'Big Store' WING1-1AIV1 - - ONTARIO L0W Prices for Quick Selling TO CLEAR OUT WINTER GOODS Read this list of bargains offered to clear out certain lines of goods at once for cash or trade. W ell make the price sell the goods. BARGAINS IN FURS rol Ladies Fur, Scarfs, Stoles, eto. Li $18 fur for $12.00 $12 far for $9).00 na$15 "3 $10 00 $9 "" woo $10 " $" $34 $6 67 � $b $33 ..34 iJ $25,00 set, Scarf and Muff for $16.67 $06 Jacket for $37 $28 Cape for $19 �s $38 ""$26 $27 " $12 $32 " $21 $12 " $8 ti, UNSHRINKABLE UNDERWEAR. C]' At prices that are badlyahrnnk. prices dropped away down to clear. Women's Warm Vote and Drawers, Lr regular $1,00 Underwear for only .75 "' .75 " " .57 .50 " 1.J reg. $1,75, now only - $1,25 Niger Head. Mantle Cloth, blank, Id; K 56 in., reg. price $3.00 yd. now $2.00 Fanny Stripe All• Wool Flannel, si reg. 45o for 32o, reg. 40o for • 30o '0 (" " .38 .40 " 1 .80 " .25 "" " .20 Men's all -wool Shirts, $1.00 for .75 Drs .75 for .57 " Fleece lined shirts .60 for .45 Women, Wrappers, reg. $1.25 for .95 .75 Oarl Cloth for coats, &c. in black, white, blue and red, 56 in. wide " $1 00 fo �� Writing Pads, linen paper 20c for 150 t "" , s ", 15o for z 90 lill Fancy Box Paper and Envelopes r 20o for 15o a Fanny Box Paper and Envelopes -5 15c for - - • 10o SLASHING OF PRICES SIashing of prices in Ladies and Ohildrens Coats, all new goods. $12 Coat for $8.00 $9.00 Coat $6.00 57.50 " $5:00 $6 00 " $4.00 50,00 " $3 34 $4 25 " $2 85 $4.00 " 52.67 $3 00 $2.00 Tremendous cutting in Men's and Boys' Clothing, $1 00 Pants ,67 $1 85 Pants $1.25 $1.50 " $1 00 I $3.00 " $2.00 $2,00 " $1,33 $5.00 "' 53.33 $12 Suit for $8 00 $12 Overcoat $8 00 0 " $6.00 $� $6 00 9 "" $9 $6.00 57 " 54 67 $7 ' " $4 67 $5 " $3:83 $5 " $3,33 Men's Wool Sweaters, reg. $1,25 fey 950 Metra Wool Sweaters, reg, 51.00 for - " - - 75o Men's Winter Caps Slaughter prides. $1.00 Caps for .671 .85 Caps for .57 .75 "".501 .60 " .34 Men's hard and soft felt hats at half price. I Big Sale of Fancy Back Combs and Side Combs. $1,00 Combs for ;75 .35 Combs .27 .75 4 -55 .25 " ,20 .50 " .88 .20 " .15 20o unbreakable oombs for 13o. BIG RIBBON BARGAINS. A quantity of Silk Ribbons placed on the bargain r Rs n noun(, at out prices. ,15 Ribbon for .10 .10 Ribbon for .7 ." 5 .3 I .7 ," .5 20o and 25o Ribbon now at 15o 1 I is40 1 1 1 1 1 RED BELL TEA, reg. 600 for 35c BIC SALE OF CARPETS. BIC SALE OF `CARPETS n' r i1 ti._,"Mgf=C1 ESTa.L,s gt�i is iii `ii�it��r �r tMnal-= 17.71 w k.iss` r ► IP i •••!•••••••••s It is always good polioy to secure early your WINTER CLOTHING . i Here is a list in which you might find something to interest yon : n't Dela s 5. ► ► w 5. ► 0.► 110 ► 0.► ► ► R s ► D 5. 5. 0.i 10 ► 5. MEN'S FUR COATS. 3 only Dog Coate, 2light-colored Calf; 1 Black Oalf, • - 1 Wombat, - 3 Black Calf, - • - Oanadian Coon, not dyed, 1, worth $65, for $50.00. Ei - worth $25,00, for $20.00 " 25.00, for 20.00 " 28.50, for 22.50 " 33.00, for 25.00 " • 35.00, for 27.50 and handsomely striped-, 8, worth $75 each, for 565.00 Men's heavy Cloth Overcoats, regular $8 line for $4 00 " "" 59 "' • 4 50 „ ", „ "" Boys' Reefers, „ " $10 " 5,00 " $12 " 6.00 " " $14 " 7.00 - worth 3 00, far 2.00 " 8 50, for 2.50 25 Boys' Overcoats to be cleared at less than cost. A to line of Boys' heavy Honeycomb Sweaters just arrived. A few Ladies' Astrachan Coats ---- Best Linings. • 4 �orth $60.00 each, for $37.50 1 worth $45.00, for $32,50 5 Worth 37.60 each, for 27.50 1 worth 40,00, for 30.00 2 worth 30.00 each, for 22.50 4 1 i i 4 1 4 4 4 4 • a 4 4 4 4 3 4 4 Wrapperette and Kimono Cloth -a good assortment, and prices not 4 .advanced. Blankets --1144 and 12/4 both grey and whits + kept in :atoek. Grey Flannel e...,. 15e to 75e _-d 4 Wroxeter Yarn, made only from high- grade wool. I. Mitt%, Gloves, Gauntlets, Socks, Dose ; we can keep yonr hands and feet warm if you buy from us. • StanfieI dy s Unshrinkable n nkable 7ndecwear for Alen and Women. ;Fresh GroC eries arriving daily for Christmas trade ; prices very low Flour, Bran, 011 Cake, Bibby's Cream Equivalent and Beet Meal always in stock" HIGHEST PRIORS PAH) POU PRODUCE. T. Al MILLS. 4 1 tik