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T1ir, WXNt71HAM TIMES, NOVEMBER 25, t1U9
MINOR LOCALS.
w -Do your Christmas buying early
Med get first choice.
---Turkeye'..are selling at 32 onto per
Ida. in New York City.
-"Ulnae Chane. the Cartoonist, iu the
°sere, bowie next Monday evening.
-Huron. County Council will meet at
Goderioh on Tuesday, December 2ih.
-Read the advts. in the Titins
They will 15613iat you in saving do'Inra,
-A new pipe organ is being installed
In the Methodist Qhuroh at Lucknow.
-"A Crazy Idea" will be repeated in
the opera house on Friday evening of
this week.
--Keep in mind the annual Scottish
Ooneert to be held on Friday evening.
January 7th.
--Mr, Geo. Mason conducted the ser.
vice in Victoria Hall at Jatneetown on
Sunday evening last.
--Mrs. M. Vansickle has moved her
household effects to Seaforth, where she
intends residing in future,
-Regular meeting of Court Maitland,
Canadian Order of Foresters, will be
held on Friday evening of this week.
PERSONAL.
Mr. J. J, Cunningham is away on a
bueinees trip to Winnipeg.
Mrs. Mark Gra'r, of Stratford,
visiting with old Mande in town.
Xre. Jas. Hislop, of Stratford, ievieit•
ing with her cousin, Mrs. H. B. Elliott.
Mr, Thos. Bell, of Southampton was
calling ou old Wingham friends thie
week.
Mr. 0. Sanders, of the Exeter Advo•
mate, is spending a few daye with friends
in Turnberry.
Miss Alice Coad left on Wednesday
morning for Elmwood, where she has
secured a good situation.
Mr. F. H. Walley was at Ingersoll
Deet week, attending the funeral of his
wether, Mre. G. W. Walley. '
Mrs. and Mre. D. J. Small, of Grand
Rapids, Mieb., were visiting with the
former'e mother fora few days.
Mrs. John MoOool spent a few days
of the past week in Stratford, visiting
with Dara, John Terriff, who is not in
good health. We regret to learn that
Mr. Terriff, whose illness we reported a
few weeks ago, still continues very low.
Mr. and Mrs. Theo. Hall left on Mon-
day afternoon for California, where
they will spend the winter months. The
'Vitae wishes them a safe trip and a
pleasant sojourn in the sunny eolith, and.
hopes they may return home fully restor-
ed to good health.
For twenty-four years Vapo-Oresoiene leas
been extensively used for all forms of throat and
bronchial troubles. All Druggists,
-The city papers report that more
gain fell during Sunday and Monday
than during the whole of the month of
Ootober.
-John MaoVioar, ter years a well.
known railway coatraotor at Goderioh,
died at the home of his son in Toronto,
on Saturday, aged 69 years.
-Mr. D. Bell has a new advt. in thie
issue. Mr. Bell has a large stook of
uaheet music and all kinds of musical.
instruments. Read his advt.
-W. Ramsay, B, A., Principal of the
?,,ietowel High Sohool, is leaving at the
end of the year for Regina, where he
takes a position at a high salary,
-Do your Ohriatmaa shopping now
when the merohants are able to show
you a fuIi range of goods. Wingham
merchants can give extra good bargains.
-Mr. Geo. Spotton delivered an ad.
dress on "Ireland," under the auspices
of the Young Men's Bible Glass, in the
Presbyterian Church at Lucknow on
Mopday evening.
-Mr. R. R. McLeod, late manager of
the Bank of Hamilton at Lucknow, and
foruteriy of Wingham, has severed his
connection with the bank and is think•
ing of going West,
-Mr. Benjamin Scott had the fore-
finger of Iia left hand severed at the
second joint, by a machine whioh he
was working at Walker & Clegg's
upholstering factory on Saturday last,
-Mr. J. W. Hewer has had an up-to-
date bath -room put in his barber shop.
Mr. Hewer is bound to have everything
up to the mark and this new improve -
anent will be appreciated by matey of
our townspeople.
-The young people of the town held
a very successful ball in the Council
Chamber on Thursday evening last.
The London Harpers furnished the
rnueio and there were a large number of
people present from neighboring places.
-Mr. Murray Wilson and Miss Belle
Wilson entertained a large number of
friends at their home in Turnberry on
Tuesday evening. The Iatge oompany
Spent a very pleasant evening in card
playing and dancing and will not soon
forget the kindness of host and hostess.
-A Wingham lady lost a purse on
Sunday evening whioh contained a sum
of money and some valuable papers.
Luckily the purse was found. early
Monday morning by Mr. Thos. Deane,
Who, on enquiry at the post office, found
the name of the woman and the purse
was promptly handed to the lady.
-It has been found that the $12,500
voted for the installation of the Lis.
towel electric light plant has been con-
siderably exceeded. Ali estimate will
tLorefore be made of the amount re.
(mired to Complete the plant, inoluding
the coal Shed, and a by-law to raise the
amount by debenture will be prepared
for the next meeting of the council.
-At the Y. M. C. A. outertahiment
last Friday evening some little incon-
venience was caused to a number of
bona tide holders of reserved seat tick-
ets, by parties who had purchased tiekets
froth those who were selling them, and
bad thein marked without the know.
ledge of the holder of the plan of the
hall Tbb committee regret that any In-
oonwenienoe Was tensed, but 1t will he
seen that the fault was not theirs.
hose of our readers, who are in.
trrestetl in financial and commercial
guotatione will be wive to subscribe for
The Toronto News. Its f1naneial and
eomnrreial rage is accurate And Com•
plete and gives tho closing quotations
and Males of the day's market in Toron-
to, Montreal, °hiaago, New York,
Liverpool and London, The Tiixns has
closed a clubbing arrangement, under
which readers of the TIMES can procure
the T1ti1>t and the Tomtit() News for
$2 W.
e stores building of the depart.
Of Militia at Ottawa WAM burned,
Iat o1 KlItiie. equipment. Lose
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BABY'S OWN TABLETS
A SMILE IN EVERY DOSE.
Smiling, happy, healthy little ones
are found in every home where B :y's
Own Tablets are used. An oco =tonal
dose regulates the stomach a bow-
els and keeps little ones w: , or will
speedily restore health f sickness
comae unexpectedly. A. any mother
who has lased this dioine "for her
children and she wir tell you there
is nothing else so safe and sure. Mrs.
N, Paquin, St. Wenceslas, Que., says: -
"I have used Baby's Own Tablets for
most of the little ailments of childhood
and have not known them to fail.
Froth my own experience I can recom-
mend them to all mothers." Sold by
all medicine dealers or by mail at 25
cents a box from The Dr. Williams'
Medicine 00., Brockville, Ont.
Our Mission Here.
[Walt Mason.J
We're sent into this world to Iabor,
and do our stunts the best we oan; to
lend a hand to friend and neighbor, and
help along the needy man. We're west-
ing time when we are roasting the foes
aoross whose path we've run; we are not
here for idle boasting of sordid triumphs
we have won, We're here to make our
hest endeavor, but not that we may
board and save, and pile the plunder up
forever, till we are piled into the grave;
we are not here for ostentation,
to ride
in yachts and motor oars; we're only
here to earn salvation, and hew a path-
way to the stars. Each man is here to
help another, to give, where charity is
due; and to all men to be a brother, and
and to the Lord a servant true. And
so, when we are filled with yearning to
tack of things we've done today, to
boast of wealth that we are earning, of
wealth that we have laid away, let's
think about thie thing of living, and
what life's for -and whence -and why;
let's think about the wealth we're giv-
ing -it's better for us when we die!
soz�x.
PAnRow.—In Wingham, on the 19th inst„
to Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Sparrow; a son,
hrARILIED
SILLTCK- T'IELD.—At the MethOdist parson-
age, Wingham, In the evening of Nov. Oth, by
Rev. Dr. Rutledge, Mr. John SiJiick to :dies
Rose Field, both of Lower Wingham,
EEvsLEY—BERRY.—Toronto, on Nov, let, by
Rev. T. T. Reddit, Mr, A. J. Bensley, to Miss
Florence Berry, both of Morris.
DIED
Fox, beloved wife of; James B Nov,ettob, aged
24 years,
STEwART.—In Grey, on Nov. 10th, Peter
Stewart, in his 44th year,
Nature makes the cures
after all.
Now and then she gets
into a tight place and
needs helping out.
Things get started in
the wrong direction.
Something is needed to
check disease and start
the system in the right
directi7n toward health.
Scott's Emulsion of
Cod Liver 011 with hypo
phosphites can do just
this.
It strengthens the
nerves, feeds furnished tis-
sues, and makes rich
blood.
FOR SALE SHY ALT' 1)1t0GGIbTs
Seed Hr., name- of rarer and MIN ad. for anti
1reaatffal Basins* Bonk and (lhiid'a Skctth•1iwk.
Each banes contains a (food Ludt 1?eanr.
scofr & BOWNE
i2lt WslitaK o e Str.efr We*t "reroute, tidy.
4 FARM PROFITS .,
May be largely increased by knowing the
exact gondition of the farmer's market,
and by learning of the best method in
farm practice. Thisis precisely the
sort of information the Farmers' Weekly
Sun gives in every issue. It has no equal
as a Farmer's Business Paper, " Good
farmers rely on it. Fcr price see our
dubbing ower.
TEACHER WANTED,
Tencher for 5. S. No 8, East Wawauosh,
B uron county, seroud•olses professional pro-
f erred.
ro•ferred; duties to commence January 3rd,
1910
.Apply, stating salary and experience to
J. W. BORE,
Marnoch, Oat.
STOCK FOR SALE.
Olearview stock of Herefords and Shrop'
shires are offered for sale, consisting of one
yearling bull, and a number of choice females;
also one two•shear ram of Llovd-Jones breed-
ing, and a number of ram lambs Prices right.
H. T. PERDUE,
Wingham P. O.
CLOVER THRESHERS.
The undersigned has purchased a
clover threshing outfit and requests
farmers having clover to thresh to send
in their names and addresses at once,
T. W. PIDEELL,
Box 805,
Wingham, Oat.
MEETING OF HUHO LINTY
COUN
The Council of the Corporation bf the County
of Huron will meet in the council chamber, in
the Town of Goderich. on Tuesday the 7th
day of December, at 3 o'clock p, m.
A11 accounts for settlement must be placed
with the Clerk ou or before the above date.
Dated Roc. 24th, 1909.
W. LANE, Clerk.
NOTICE.
The annual meeting of th lnevale
Cheese and Batter Fantory o , will be
held in the Foresters' Ha , Blnevale, on
Friday, December 3rd at 1.50 o'clock
p. m., for the eleo 0 of Direotore and
the transaotion o any other business
that may be brought before the meeting.
By order, JOHN BURGESS, secretary.
P. S. The ladies are invited to attend.
A. lecture on the care of cream and
separation of cream from milk, and other
dairy interests will be given by an
instructor from the Agricultural College,
Guelph.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Notice is hereby 'ven pursuant td R.SO.
1897, Chap, 129, Seo. that all persons having
claims against the Ea ate of Patrick Troy, late
of the Township of inloss, in the County of
nruce, fernier, deceas 'd, who died on or about
the 23rd day of July, D. 1009, are required
to send by post pr paid or to deliver to
R. Vanstone, Solicitor or the Executors, on or
before the let day of eember, A.D.1909, their
names, addresses an descriptions and a full
statement of partiou re of their claims and
the nature of the se irity (if any) held by
them duly certified, a that after the said day
the Bxeeutors will p oceed to distribute the
assets of the decease among the parties en-
titled thereto, having egard only to the claims
of which they shall t n have notice.
Dated this 2nd day November, A.D. 1900.
R VAN STONE,
Wingham P. 0.
Solicitor for Executors.
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NEW DATES
NEW FIGS
4. NEW PRUNES
NEW PEELS
• SHELL NUTS
t and everything ready for
Christmas baking.4. +
• Call and see our fruit before
buying.
J. Malcolm .r.
Phone 04,
I'rofinoe Wanted.
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W E WANT YQiJR TRADE
KING'S
Wingharra's Fur House
Never before have we had such excellent business in
Our Furl Department
Careful bu) ing and the best value in selling have brought
these good results. Come along and see our line of
FURS, and if in need of anything in this line we have it.
LADIES'.—Ruffs, Muffs, Stoles, Collars, Fur Coats,
Fur -Lined Coats, Cloth Coats with Fur Collars,
etc., at prices to suit everybody.
GENTS', ---Coon Coats, Dog Coats, Fur -lined Coats, Fur
Caps, Cloth Caps, etc„ in abundance.
The best $5o.00 Coon Coat in town --come and
see it.
Underwear
1 The best brands and weaves in Men's, Women's,
and Children's.
See our leader—Lady's Vest, 2oc.
Every t
Ping complete for Fall and Winter—Blankets,
Yarns and all heavy goo ds.
WANTED
Large quantities Beans, Feathers, Onions,.
Potatoes, etc. Roll Butter 24c, Fresh Eggs 30c. We
want a car of Dried Apples by Dec. 1st -7c.
GOOD
GOODS
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FOR HIGH-CLASS GOODS
aIn the following seasonable lines, at very„ reasonable prices,
you are cordially invited to visit D. M. Gordon's store. Take
O time to infpect the, goods carefully, note well the prices, and
s we will be satisfied with the result.
• Newest and Most Stylish Dress Goods
s in all the popular shades.
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a Cloth and Fur Coats
• and all other fur wraps. Wool Shawls, Neck Scarfs, Toques,
✓ Mitts, Gloves, Fur Gauntlets.
Penman's and Watson's Fine Underwear.
9 They are the best.
Men's Overcoats and Fur Coats.
Look for quality and prices right Isere.
• Rubbers and Overshoes.
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Best of Underwear
• In light, medium and heavy. Lots in every size for
a and boys.
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a Everything in Groceries fresh, new and the best. •
a We want your Butter, Eggs and Dried Apples. Present price s
a for apples 67c per Ib. •
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D. BELL'S
Music Ernporiurn
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We keep all the latest bf.usic, as well
consisting o
MOUTH ORGANS, CO ERTINAS, GUITARS,
ACCORDEONS, NDOLINS VIOLINS,
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TALKING MACH ES, ORCANS and PIANOS. +
Iusical Instruments,
Parties desirous of making a Christmas or New Year's gift will
find one of the above instruments very suitable. Remember, there is
+ no risk at all in buying here. If the machine or instrument fa not all
iwe claim for it, or is not satisfactory to you in every respect, you may
return it to Iis, and we will refund your money.
Every instrument and machine strictly high grade and artistie
throughout, and will satisfy the most exacting musielan, besides being
X an object of beauty and design.
+ Two large wsrorooms, and an immense stock to choose from,
AT TIME VERY LOWEST i'1tr0LS.
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Opposite Skating Rink
BELL'
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We Have Them
The New Thing in Rubbers
K n awn as " DOUBLE DUCK," the very best stub -
proof Rubbers made. And notwithstanding the
fact that Rubbers are 2(i% higher than one year
ago, we bought before the advance, and are
selling.
THIS SEASON'S RUBBERS
AT LAST YEAR'S PRICES
Very . Special Legging Prices.
Our own make — best heavy grain -- can't -pull-out, un-
breakable hooks—sewed with extra heavy thread, and
if they rip we will SEW FREE OF CHARGE.
MEN'S $1.45 AND BOYS' $1,25 PER PAIR
Also a cheaper line—our own make—same hooks, etc,
MEN'S $1.25 AND BOYS' $1,00 PER PAIR.
Irmorslar
STORE OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL CHRISTMAS.
MONIMINIMMINIMMIrir
WILLIS & CO.
THE SHOE STORE.
AGENTS
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FOR LADIES
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"Victoria" Shoes for ladies,
"Albert" and "Astoria" Shoes for rnen.
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AGENTS FOR '
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BLANKETS AND SHEETING.
AGENTS FOR
THE
DELINEATOR
MEN'S FUR COATS.
In Coon. Calfskin and Dogakin, etc. These
prices right.
MEN'S BLACK BEAVER COATS.
With Astrican lining, with robber interlining, with genuine
Otter Dollar. These make a warm coat, also stylish.
LADIES' FUR COATS. ,
It will pay you to see them. When in town looking for good
coats, TRY US.
MEN'S AND BOYS' OVERCOATS.
New styles, fine quality, with college collars.
are good stook and
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UNDERWEAR.
Our new stock of Stanfield's Underwear for men just arrived.
Heavy weight at old prices.
Turnbull's high-grade Underwear for Women from 25o to $1.50. r'
Children's Underwear from 15o upwards,
Pure Wool Blankets, nothing to equal them, made from
Union Blankets, all sizes and prioe.
Flannelette Blankets, in all sizes, from $1.00 to $1.60.
s Pure Wool Sheeting, double and single fold,
E UNDERSKIRTS.
.�. lug
our own wool.
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A few Morden Underskirts left, come and get something for your
mosey, priced ranging from $1.25 to $2.50,
SPECIALS.
Women's, Boys' and Children's Hose, regular 35o for 25o.
Underwear, Men's Union, regular 75o for 600.
Honey in the comb, 20o a lb,, in 2 lb. tins 30o.
Raisins, good, 5 lbs for 25o.
Sugar $4,00 per 100 lbs, 20 lbs for $1,00, cash. (Guaranteed pure cane,)
The Delineator Free
To anyone subsoribin forthe Delineator,
y gthe fashion author-
ity of the world for the year 1910, beginning with January
isene we will give the December 1909 this year free, In every
issue200 illustrations of new style orbationa by the world's
greatest authorities, Mise Olara E. Siincos, New 'York's
greatest dressmaker, writes =exclusive pogo for the Delineator
each month.
This offer of thirteen issues of the Delineator for $1,50 Is good
for the present, We may be obliged to withdraw it at any
time.
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Potatoes Wanted. Dried Apples 7c, Eggs 30c. Bring
along your poultry, highest prices paid.
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'PHONE 89.
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