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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1908-12-24, Page 4T1114 WINGHAU TIMM, DECEMBER 24, 1908 . ra.ariz,l r, tIBI.IaAlwli�Dil)F&OP3 I71TQl+ CLOTHING Tavinis-Anp-dr-Qnn Pn 1 CLOTHING THE PEOPLE'S POPULAR STORE - WINGHAM, ONT. '�i3URSD1� ONLY �� ONLY • •_... Y, DECEMBER w 4, 1808. EXCLVS11VE CLCTI11ERS xOnAls. The Methodist S. S. Christmas anter- tainwent will bo held ha tho Forreaters' hall on Christmas, night, SimonSaak. and Mre, on a vis of with relh• ASK Y O V W F R.I E N D S er, Saek., are bora on A visit. with ;cola. tivea and old friends. They were form• er residonts of Morris. Mrs, Forsyth, is a daughter of James Brandon, of this township. " A meeting in the interssts of Local Option will bo held in the Ebenezer Ohuroh, 2nd line of Morris, on Wednes• ' who were in last week buying clothing from us, what they think of day evening, Deeamber 30th, commene- Ing at 8 o'clock. Revs. Duncan, of j' Whitechurch; of of Walton; West Our Prices, Quality, Make, Fit and Style • and Andrews, of Flnevale; Rivers, of v +vj Belgrave, and Mr, F. Buchanan, of Wingham, are expected to speak. Ladies and gentlemen are invited to attend. and we assure you the answer you will get will be : THERE IS Amon, the former nloroldfr from the NONE BETTER. That is the reputation we want to make Food and West who are renewing old Forsyth, iof the only way b which we will be able to increase and hold our trade �. here are John and 53re, Forsgth, of Y Y Y Frobisher, Sask. The former, we are Be one of the merry ones ! ! Buy a Suit, Overcoat or Pair of Pants from sorry to say, is somewhat disabled with us, and we guarantee you will be ! ! Because there is nothing any more one limb but we hope his holiday here disagreeable than a suit of clothes on a man's back that does not hang will tend to make marked improvement. , f Mrs, Forsyth's girlhood home was on the perfectly ! ! With our clothes you don'texperiment—they re perfect from 7th line she being Miss Minnie MoCall, the start ! ! daughtor of Wm. McOall, a resident of township for over 53 years. After a very pleasant outing, occupy- ing over 4 months, Wm. and Mrs. Robb are back Yo the 6th line. They visited N®w Ladies, 1f i11 doubt for 3 waeka with Jas. Mills, Mrs. Robb's Now, C.A you a are father, at Tottenham, Out., and then went West stopping at Nh, Man., about what to buyour husband a Christmas resent that wsatisfy to see Edward Mills, a brother er of Mrs. Y d fChihill f p Y Robb; then to Frobisher where the Me- him, buy him a SUIT, OVERCOAT or a pair of PANTS from us. Cutchoon and Forsyth families, former- You could buy nothing better to please him. ly well huowu Morrisites, now reside, We are sorry to hear that a severe hail storm in early August did serious dam- age to the crops this being a repetition of 1907 makes it all the worse. Simon i Forsyth, 6 miles away, was not rySpecial Order Department a Specialty. by the storm. Milestone, Calgary,, Ed. • mouton and other places were visited. There promises to be a warm contest Jq( 'Municipal honors is this township. For the Resveship Messrs. Chas, G. We will press—absolutely free of charge -all clothing bought from us. Campbell and Neil Taylor are in the j field. Puny ratepayers «ould like to see antex-Reeve Ys sun in the field nyy years He Tcaylor, Anders®�1. Co. Ltd. eat in the Connoil for man ears andmade an excellent official. For the Council, Mr. W. J. Henderson, of the EXCLUSIVE CLOTHIER Bluevale road has definitely announced himself as being in the field. Mr. Hen. OPPOSITE NATION 1L HOTEL. WINGHAM, du-. dog is one of the progressive farmers of the' wuHhip and would make a good '" tel' man for thSyosition. The Council met pursuant to statute Jermyn, error in assessment, $1.98; on Dec, 15th. Members all present, Wm, Connelly, part payment on Grasby the Reeve in the chair. Minutes of last drain, $100; J. Yuill, repairing bridge, meeting, rear. and confirmed. $3; Wm, Logan, cleaning drain on I l� f�f ! f�I�!( 1'414% ' `� ! ;1144 � f ! !�f '! '! f ! En ineov's report respecting Cole and south boundary, $3; R. Wightman, J9 9 9 � JJ 9 999J'� g P P 8 gravel, $1.12; Wm. Taylor, gravel, VVyVVTTTTTTT.VVVTTTTTVTTV" Grasby drains were presented and filed, $7.36; Jno. Hopper, cleaning ditch, $2; neither drams being oompleted, Jno. McDonald, plank on east boundary, g On motion of Shaw and MoCutcheon, $15.23; George Taylor, services as the taxes of Mrs, Wiley and Arthur reeve, $70; Geo, Taylor, assistance on Cantelon were remitted. financial statement, $2; T. S. Brandon, '' financial statement, $7; Mrs. Wiley, ; Accounts were ordered to be paid as remission of taxes, $5.13; A. Cantelon, 2 Y follows:—John Roger, engineer's ser• remission of taxes, $2.41; O. G. Camp - vices re Masan drain, $,108; John Roger, bell, councillor's fees, $55; Neil A. +. ,, services re Grasby drain, $232; John Taylor, councillor's s fees, W. H. A. Shaw, ?�WGo PATTERS01_--,-; councillor's fees, $55; w. H, MoOntoh- Roger, oorvioes re Cole drain, $33; John eon, councillor's fees $55; W. Clark, Roger, e�t.vices re Dally drain, $37; salary and eapenee%$132; Jno. Watson, balance inspecting cement work, $22.50; John Roger, services re Ellison drain � T. S. Brandon, part salary, $50; W. H. $43; John Roger, services re Forrest Kerr, printing contract, $40is again at the front with Award, y54; Mr. Russell, assistance on On motion of Taylor and Campbell his fine assortment of ... Russell drain, $2; P. McNabb, do., $1; By -Laws No. 15 and 16 were duly read > A. McNeil, do., $2; Wm. Bird, do , $2; and passed. J- W. Smith, assistance on Smith drain, The Council then adjourned. $6; Wm, McLean, do., $12; Wm. Gray, W C1LARg, Clerk. �• do., $5; Jno. Young, do., $1; Thos. P > do, $6; H. Beam do,, $2• gellinr6oal, , , Frank A.itkens, assistance on Ellison rdve Stock Markets. drain, '2; G90. Dnnlop, essistanee on Toronto, December 22nd.—City Cattle �y Cole drain, $8, on Kelly drain, $6, on Market—There was a light run to -day, Allis n drain, $6, on Grasby drain, $8, and prices were good and steady. For > _ _ ) on hu.ucell drain, $4, on Maeon drain, good butcher cows there is a littte firm - 04, on Sluith drain, $10.00; H. Johnston, mer feeling, with quite an active do' 9 farm bridge on Graaby drain, $15; C. wand, For other lines, prices were a _ Garnlao, file on Proctor drain, $2; Chas, GOO)s about the same as laat week, but not D � Elliott, t'a, $16 75; R. T. Miller, wor.`z much demand. The butcher trade is on Jain26WIVII hill, $3.10; Jae. Peacock, well supplied for the Christmas trade, gravel, 95c.; J. Stewart, cement., $19; though with colder weather setting in, y Jahn Johnston, drawing tile, 54; T. them will be a good steady market for Ellie, cleaning drain, $1.50; Gordon medium to fair quality butcher cattle. 30 Embury, digging ditch, $6; J. McKin- The following are the quotations: nay, c ::aiiing outlet, 75o.; Thos, Bone, Exporters' cattle— Per 100 lbs. v farm bridle on Mason drain, $15; R. Choice ............... $480 $525 s Come in and see them and you will not p.rmatrow;�, farm bridge on Mason Medium ............... 4 40 4 60 s need to send to the city for .. . drain, $15; Jno. Curtin, balance con- Bulls .................. 3 75 4 25 ` ' ' ' ' tract on Mason drain, $217; John Light ................. 300 325 ` Phelan, error in assessment, $1.78; R. Cows ................. 3 40 3 75 Feeder- -._. — —' best 1000 pounds and up- e `"- ��"° " . 1 wards ............... 425 450 c DIAMONDS, PEARL PENDANTS, Stockers choice....... 275 3 00 (, bulla............ 15o 200 PEARL RINGS, GOLD WATCHES -. Refer Butchers'—d... ....... 1 Picked.. .., .. . s ao 5 25 Medium ............... 325 350 -STERLING SILVER SPOONS, ..'aeo s75g Bus...fQ Docto rsCLOCKS OF ALL KINDS s Bogs— Best ................... 6 00 a Lights ................. 5 75 ? Because we make medicines = s he ewes........... 340 360 We keep a full line. Our cods are easier to for them. We tell them all Bucks ................. 200 250 p g �y..... ..•�os s5; choose from, and cheaper than you can getaboutAyer's Cherry Pectoral, =� L nhe. and they prescribe it for Crlves, each.,.......... 300 6 50 them in the cities. coughs, colds, bronchitis, con- WINGRAM MARKET REPORTS sumption. They trust it. Then Wingham, Dec. 23rd, 1908. Flory per 103 lbs.......... 2 65 to 3 25 you can afford ct trust' it. Oall Wheatts..................... 0 91 to 0 91 W. G. �A����S®� The Old - Ask your own doctor. oats,....... .............. o 86 to 0 36 VYY j Barley ................... 0 50 to 0 52 Reliable. The *3et icilid o! a testimonial— Peas , . . .. . . ... . ..... 0 82 to 0 82 °'»1014 for over eiaty years." Butter dairy.... ........ 0 24 to 0 24 LGdoby s. o. ever co., Lo o fn. ]rasa. Eggs per dos .......... . .. 0 24 to 0 25 A1somatlufYOLnrses or woad per cord ........... 2 50 to 2 50 COME EARLY. f SARSAPARILI.A. Hay, per ton............ 7 00 to 8 00 n� b PILLS. Potatoes, per bushel .......+ 0 30 to 0 35 -Aye# UAIR Y1aou. Lm'd • ........... .. 0 16 to 0 16 We have no ssoretaf We publish Live Hoge, per owt....... 5 65 to 5 65 the formula. ofali our wadieine& Chickens, per lb........... 0 08 to 0 09 Geese, per lb .............. 0 08 to o 09 AAAAAAAAAAAAAAA�A! fAAAI►AAAAAAA 'AAfAAAAAAAA iAAAW1i1KKKAAAAAA Obetoralli n greatly akingd upea cola Turokkeys perper blb.......1... 0 13 to 0 15 Agents Ladies Homo ' � ARod nts Laies Home Journal BIKD Journal Patterns Christmas 25c Chrostmas Bargains Great Bargains in Chinaware 35c and 50c Japanese Cups and Saucers for ............................ 25c 100 Cups and Saucers, Fancy Japanese China, very pretty decoration, re- gular price 35c to 50c. Special this month ..................... 25c 72 Majolica QuartPitchers, nicely tint- ed, regular 20e. Special price this month, each .................... 15c 36 Child's cups and Saucers, for only,... 5c 36 Fancy Mugs, reg. 15c each for...... 10c Bargains in Limoges China Dinner Sets Bargains in Limoges China Tea Sets Printed and Gold Porcelain Dinner Sets, 97 to 102 pieces....... 56,50 to $10,00 Pretty China Tea Sets 40 pieces... 54 to 57 We have a very large stock of Fancy Chinaware, new goods, our prices are low. Bargal his Big Clearing Sale of Furs. All of our splendid stock of pugs offered this month at greatly reduced prices. Don't miss this sale. Muffs, Ruffs, Stoles, Scarfs, Coats, etc, No reserve. Everything.on the ' bargain counter, All Fur Jackets and Capes, at and be. low cost. You'll save looney by making your purchases at this store. Plain and Fancy Kerchiefs. Embroidered and Hem Stitched„ 10c to 50c Embroidered and Lace ........ 10c to 50c Fancy Excelda Handkerchief, 3 for.... 25c Plain White Hemstitched ........ 3 to 1W Hand Bags, new goods........ 25c to 52.00 Purses at all prices. Be sure you get a copy of the A fine assortment of Magazines Christmas Globe, we are agents They make good Christmas Presents FREE! FREE! FREE! One So E Z Dust Pan will be given free to you, when your cash purchases amount to 55.00. Not necessary to make your purchases all at one time, save your bills and when they amount to $5,00 present them to us and get the best Dust Pan made, No more stooping to pick up a little dust. Be sure you get one. Also a Toy Wash Board given free, while they last, to. every little girl, making a 25c cash pur. chase. They will not last long, so hurry up girls, Be sure and ask for a Toy Wash Board if you want one. Your mother or sister or friend may get one for you if you are too busy to come to the store, Christmas Fruit California Navel Oranges, bright, sweet, juicy fruit, all sizes, prices low, per dozen ............. 15c,20e,30e, 40e Florida Russet Oranges, very sweet, juicy fruit, per dozen.... , ....... 40c Very choice Cluster Raisins, regular price 25c. Special for Christmas. , , 20c Choice Layer Figs, per lb............. 20c New Package Dates, 3 for............ 25e Christmas Candy Very fine Maricabo Chocolates, Van- illa Chocolates and Milk Chocolate. Fine Cream Candy, Maple Creams, Date Creams, Mixed Creams, Vanilla Wafers, Maple Buds, Milk Chocolate, Medallions, Cupid Chocolates, Nonpareil Waters, per lb ................ 40c to 50c Choice Mixed Candy, 3lbs. for ........ 25c Choice Mixed Creams, 2 lbs, for ....... 25c �. r b.�.•1'.e.o r:mv,r �tiv�rvl�S'YY !�yb+: t►'r'0r9�b'�'t?d�1�i;7P�9'i►V.9!d�"��V�'9_Y��010�®�0'BaiY�/°I'a"� WINGHAM T, ® I I ,. i�Ay O NT. A WIN Never before has our stock of Christmas goods been so full and complete. The following are a few of the malty articles suitable for Christmas Gifts Linen Table Cloths and Napkins Lunch Cloths and Doilies Chenill.- and Tapestry Table Covers Ladies' fine Underskirts and Waists Fancy Collars and Belts Children's Bearskin Coats and Boas Fine Silk and Linen Handkerchiefs Kid Gloves and Mitts Wn's Furnishings Department. You will find in our Furnishings Department a full range of Fancy Shirts, Neck Scarfs and Ties, Fur Caps, Fur Mitts, Kid Gloves, etc. Highest prices paid for all kinds of Farm Produce and Raw Furs. Goods delivered to all parts of the town. PHONE 89. AltlAwAAA,�AA/tAA�AAAAiAAAAAAA ".., r:, ------ AAAAA"JAA1►it&AWX "*AAA,. Old Figs, very good, 8 lbs, for......... 25c Old Raisins, nearly as good as new 4 lbs. for ...... •4 .lbs 25c a Christmas Nuts Old Prunes, very good, fo eryg good, lbs. for...... 25c - No. 1 Grenoble Walnuts, per lb....... 20c _ Now Fruit, Choice Raisins, 3 lbs. for... 25c No, 2 Grenoble Walnuts, old, per lb ... 10c New Fruit, Choice Currants, 8 lbs. for.. 25c No. 1 Almond Nuts, per lb ........... 20c , New Fruit, large clean Currants, 2.1. lbs. No. 1 Brazil Nuts, per Ib ............. 20c - ' for ............................ 25c No.1 Pecan Nuts, per lb ............ 25c - Best Icing Sugar, white, 3 lbs. for...... 25c No. 1 Filberts and Pea Nuts, per lb ... 20c Best Icing Sugar, pink, 2 lbs for......: 25c Shelled Almonds and Walnuts ........ 40,, x „ �. r b.�.•1'.e.o r:mv,r �tiv�rvl�S'YY !�yb+: t►'r'0r9�b'�'t?d�1�i;7P�9'i►V.9!d�"��V�'9_Y��010�®�0'BaiY�/°I'a"� WINGHAM T, ® I I ,. i�Ay O NT. A WIN Never before has our stock of Christmas goods been so full and complete. The following are a few of the malty articles suitable for Christmas Gifts Linen Table Cloths and Napkins Lunch Cloths and Doilies Chenill.- and Tapestry Table Covers Ladies' fine Underskirts and Waists Fancy Collars and Belts Children's Bearskin Coats and Boas Fine Silk and Linen Handkerchiefs Kid Gloves and Mitts Wn's Furnishings Department. You will find in our Furnishings Department a full range of Fancy Shirts, Neck Scarfs and Ties, Fur Caps, Fur Mitts, Kid Gloves, etc. Highest prices paid for all kinds of Farm Produce and Raw Furs. Goods delivered to all parts of the town. PHONE 89. AltlAwAAA,�AA/tAA�AAAAiAAAAAAA ".., r:, ------ AAAAA"JAA1►it&AWX "*AAA,.