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The Wingham Times, 1916-01-27, Page 5January 27,h, rg16 ^rr•.. p.l,yy y, W10 ".110110",10 rip, 1 FURS! ;FURS! FURS! 1 To move at less than wholesale prices Muffs and Stoles Black Wolf Black Fox Persian Lamb Mink bink Marmot Sable Fur lined Coats Muskrat Coats See' our Window Display ACo.t• ..$ HAN. .. Mail Orders Promptly Filled Phone 70 Delineator and Buttcrick Patterns For Sale THE WINCHA(M TIMES NO MEDIGINB TO EQUAL BABY'S OWN TABLETS. Mrs. E. Cutler, St. Lazare, Ma Writes:—"I - have used Baby's Tablets for the past ten years . • my five children and •can tru lly say there is no medici a to ' al them." The Tablets regute e bowelsand stomach, cure c pation and indi- gestion, .expel wo s and make teeth- ing easy. They are sold by medicine dealers or by mail at 25 cents a box from The Dr. Williams Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont. ----1 DISTRICT ITEMS Major Charles E. Sale, .of the 18th 1 Battalion, is dead as a result of wounds in missionary and other Church work. She was teloved by all who knew her, her brightandkindly disposition endear- s shet to, a large circle of friends in tIte pioneer days of Culross. She is survived by an unbroken and devoted family, received in a recent battle. Major Sale was a dentist and practiced his profession at Goderich for some years and was highly esteemed. He is sur- vived by bis widow and two small children. One of the most intelligent and promising men of Kinloss passed away on Saturday, Jany. 15th, viz., Williarr. Montgomery. He was a native of Ireland and after coming to Canada he taught school before going into farm- ing at Pine River on the place now owned by Mr. John Bell. Then he bought a farm in Kinloss where he has lived since. 11.,117e STOOK etanat1LT Toronto, Jany. 24 Union Stock Yards Receipts to -day, 118 cars, with 2,509 cattle, 91 calves, 659 hogs, and 178 sheep and lambs, There was a little drag to trade to- day, and except for the very choicest butcher cattle and choice heavy steers, which held steady with last week, the general average of prices would be about 10 cents lower. Several choice lots of heavy steers sold up to $8.10, and choice butcher from $7.50 to $7.75. But the medium and common butcher steers and heifers suffered from the generally easier tone of the market. Cows and bulls about steady. Choice veal calves were very firm and strong. , Choice lambs and light sheep steady to firm. Hogs firm and 25e higher, with a very light run. • Export ' $ 7 75 $ 8 10 Butcher cattle choice.... 7 40 7 65 do medium....... 7 00 7 25 Butcher cows 'choice6 1`0 6 50 do mecum.... 5 00 5 75 do common 4 50 4 75 do bulls 6 00 7 00 Feeders 6 40 6 00 do medium . , . 5 75 do light Canners and cutters.,. Milkers, choice • Springers Common and medium..... Lambs .... ..... ..... Light ewes •• dobucks ...... .... Hogs fed and watered .. dof.o.b .............. Calves . •. ' W INGHA61 ➢IARg NIT REPORTS, Winghatn,' Jan. 12, 1916 Flour per 1001bs•...... ..,3 20 to 3 75 Fall wheat 95 to 1 05 Oats .0 35 to 0 36 IIBarley 0 50 to 0 52 Peas ..... ,.1 60 to 1 65 Butter dairy .0 28 to 0 30 Eggs per doz ....... 0 35 to 0 35 Wood per cord ... 2 25 to 2 55 Hay per ton 13 00 to 14 00 Hogs .-825to840 Dried Apples, per lb Beans, per bushel.. ...3 00 to 3 50 r Chevrolet "Ninety -Four" The Product of Experience Page 5 • 1 Stockers cuanosS. There passed away at her home on Clinton St., Teeswater, on Friday, Jan- uary 14th, Mary Wighman Smith, relict of the late George Armstrong, after an illness of about two months' duration. Mrs. Armstrong was born in Kirkcud- brightshire, Scotland, in the year 1840. On the 10th of June, 1862 she was mar- ried to her late husband, who prede- ceased her on the 5th of June, 1913. Three years later she, with her husband and two children (Mrs. Craik and John) came to Canada, settling on the 10th con. Cuirass on the farm now occupied by Mr. W. Rome, and here were born to them two daughters, Mrs Alex. Mc- Gregor and Mrs. T. Goodfellow. They moved from this farm to Teeswater in • j 1898. Mrs, Armstrong was a member 'wb �W" 91+1x' il/0 led affeateaseereareare ^tecta er'� &"saran err e �1� •i+�' of Knox church and took a deep interest 5 00 3 50 60 00 60 00 40 00 7 00 6 25 5 00 9 75 .... 8 65 9 00 10 50 6 50 6 25 6 00 5 50 4 50 85 00 85 00 61 00 8 50 5 50 to e+ a Valve -in -Head Motor i°owerr41 and quiet Running Price Complete $675.00 F. f- `B. Oshawa Regular Equipment.. Mohair T. ilored Top. Envelope and Side Curta'n= Electric Horn, Clear Vision Ventilatill• and Shield. Speecometer. Electric Starting andjLighting ystem. - ' mmeter and License Brackets, We use the Stewart Speedometer. t T : unit "Auto -Lite" Starting and ` Light- ing System, with Bendix Drive, same' pe and grade as used on highest priced car The most powerful nmottgr (S'ze Considerd) in the works NOTE—Owing:to the great aemalit] for this car, we would suggest placing areal; order early to ensure delivery. For Sale by R. BEATTIE Wingham Ontario We will have Cars for Hire at Livery Barn. 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Fj i� l�,N , ,, , i ,; r, Everything I _ ....:;'f” UUUJ7T �F. lafel (tt.4�'-� _ iri�.iV7t V® i �p �r 4-111.!.'..'. t•..,t✓r .tea 4. Il V. a'� f� / /I ! ,1w1 r , j , I ,it R */ ■ Lith ia� •���.Ilr ik''f c '. K / 2 a Januar 29th and ends Friday February �r: �. ,,....;; �c.. �� ► Sale Starts Saturday, . '�-:,: :+ix Great moneysaving event. Bigger and and better than ever. Unfavorable weather conditions have so retarded business that we have an unusually large stoc,' on hand, and we must sell our Winter Goods, anel have marked them at prices which,, st appeal to your sense of economy. Read the List of Remarkable Barrit ism ger';. *1 v. YOU CAN SAVE MONEY HERE ffeet 7 B•,,, '�:<..t, 1. - a ' Soap for.... e.� 35, 1'' " '' !, . outSale do® R 1• , .. ` Sale eVII...;t,, i. d ..4.11.11 �`' 25' I •., 1{...,,.. • '+ .1 `1 Red Salmon, Sale ®�,,t,.,,,,.. 11 •.,.. , '1 ., . black or Japan X{ l,.lu• 1 1 ---tact � \Iaol. L '}t .velar, •2,-ar.H for . X,.\rin,. H x,,•' ' ` " . d PMH••. 3roue fm• 'A Read the List of Bargains in the GRC;CERY DEPARTMENT 25c 190 ............ 237 30 8 25 '_'cis 251 y. caeca, Sale 10.: ills 40e 7 Bit • 11 1 •+ • • •► N vs I; Uh• ,•.. S ,t,.• '3 t'.or•l, Si IV V 11, ,.v • 1 ; .,,p r,, , '' v 1B:+i:vrt P•.rk H"li k Red Iin.M Ten. h1a, u Clothes }'ins, '34i. z ••• Large 13. t11' i'i• l.1. \V ,.hiug S,.da, i pee . 1,11 froth 2 pound. for tot' net' can • en or mixed 5c "' 150 00 e .,.i- for Save Money on Wool Hose 10 lacteal Heave Wm. -Jeri Ribbed Hose, all sizes, good buying . • iSweep ,price ~oc 6 DaenlevyAn W 1 Ribbed Hose, value at Oc, Selo. 40a of 2 pfeir for 75c 5 Down Ladies-' t i.'. k (' -hmere Hose, regular value 30 35c.. Sole twir'e.... 18 A lot 01' small - zea in ('h' dren's Wool Hose at Bargains in Corsets LOT NO. 1—Broken ho-"- ...d odd sizes i» good strong 59 e .a Cm Het". S.41.. . .. ,....... w :..sir 69. LOT NO 2-5 Drieen Net Makes, to clear O5c LOT NO. 3 -Better (;r. d" your choirs And all other line- 1 . dock at Bargain Prices Carpet Department Big stock •'f t' •'n*r'• eteae, Oilcloths, Linoleumna, Big Magritte, la all hues 01% 10.MINCIAMV-12dr-..i.....Bra....121MPSIMITOIdenceal.M.O.S11.01011,....1•11e011•0 .. r .i�' "'tAA.-' tt ircr 00..1-/,. t/'•'.t/.:s/.l�Gxxxxxxxm '+irri.V/`i'�erayi`i C7C•O'C7G'�fJ xx I77ia ���/4b�r�11��b'�d+'`bi Bargains in Furs Ladies' Fur Coats, a. few to clear at $10 00 BIG CUT IN PRICES on Muffs, Ruffs, Caps, Stoles, Caperines, Gauntlets, etc. es $ 00 Lard' ' Rea lined Coats to clear Fur Collared Coats $25, sale 19.00 Sweater Coats Do you need one? Lots to pick from here at a discount of 20 per cent off Regular prices. Prints Big stock to choose from of the best makes, Crime Eng- lish Prints and other lines, wide and fast culore. 1�} 15c Quality, sale price 120 12,c Quality, Sale price Gents' Furnishings Men's Heavy wool Ribbed Sock.; 25c Men's Heavy' all wool Shirts •.ad Drawers $125 for $1 00 Mena Lined Kid Gloves.... 986 Men's Leather Mitts lined.. 39e Boys' Cloth Caps with inside 25chand Bove' fleece lined Shirts and 20c Drawers lifer's Heavy Winter Caps50o 'Men's Fur Caps Dog skin, 1 25 Men's strong black and white 0�c stripe Shirts Men's Print Shirts, fancy 50c stripe.... Four -in -band Ties, 50e for29c 153 ig Bargains in Waists 5 DozLadies' Waist", odd lines and broken in sizes, ReguJ prices $1 25 to $2.50, embroidered voiles and lawns Cl Sweep price only Cut Prices in Silk Sweeping Reductions in all kinds of silk. 27 inch Japan Taffeta Silk, 60c, sale 40e 36 inch Black Pailette Silk $1.25, sale 890 Fancy colored yard wide Silk $1.25, sale $1.00 20 percent off all other lines of Slik 25c Grab Bags 25c Come early to get them,. they will go quick. Lots of useful small wares and dry goods in each bag, worth twice in the money. Olean Sweep Sale Price MENS' WEAR STORE YMems andifindBoys�Wear. Weia Stock ant llBigte Bargains l kinds of FIT -RITE Clothing. Fite -Rite stands for style and quality. 'Take advantage c: this Mid -winter sale and buy a Fit -Rite and feel right. 10 Men's Fancy Pattern Tweed Suits, stylish and well wadde values $12, to clear Men's Strong Overalls, sale price. 75c, 85e, $1.00 0 00 Men's Heavy Overcoats, Bargain 4,75 Boys' Heavy Overcoats to clear. 175 Boyo' Suits in small size", sale 2 50 Men's Striped Tweed Penn $2 50 for.... Meu'e Fancy pattern Worsted Suite, sale... 13.75 Out prices on all other lines during Bale TERMS OF SALE Spot Cash or Produce. Goods not paid for at time o£ sale will be charged at r('gtlar prices. ISARD H. . ■ CO. Wingham, Ontario Boots and Shoes Bargains in all lines of Boots and Shoes for Men, Women, Girls' and Boys' wear. Womene' good wearing Rob- bers, sale 50e Men's special Rubbers600 Boys' Heavy School Boots $1.75 Men's strong wearing Boots 2.75 A lot of odd lines Girls' Boots .25 to clear at Fur Coats Big Cut in price of Men's Fur Coate, they must go at some price. Three good Coon Coats in the lot, It will pay you to buy now. NOTICE Your Account is due. Prompt payment please. We need the money. • to 1r�^ DRESS GOODS All lines of Wool Dress Goods are soaring away up in price. We bought heavy before advance and have a fine range at old prices and we will sell at a discount of 20 per cent off regular prices during the sale. Move quick and buy your spring dress. Bargains in Staples 20 Pieces Yard Wide Stripe Flannelette. sale.,.. . .. 1i1e 10 Pieces Fancy Patterns Wrapperettes12•,'c.sate 10c 5 Pieces Linen Roller Towelling, 12ee, sale 10c 1'2'•c 25u $1 50 20e 10e 20c 121c 2a• Fine English Cambric 15 quality, Bale 2 Yards Wide sheeting 30c value. sale Large English Flannelette Blankets, sale Window Curtain Lace 25c vale., sale Yard Wide Factory Cotton, 1'2,a value, sale New pattern Art Sateen 25a value, sale Factory Cotton 15c quality, sale Grey Flannel, 30a quality, sale Table Linens We have a large stock of Linen", "prices are an." We are still roiling at the old price. It will be good buying to buy at our sale prices. One piece Heavy Table Linen, sale 2 pieces Wide Table Linen 50 • quality, sale.. Fine quality Bleached L nen. 7o cent value for. Wide Linen, new pattern, regular $1, sale 2te• 40,E Flan 4111 Table Napkins at 15 percent r t'f Ready -to -Wear Ladies' Ready -'o -wear Deperrinent on second floor. A large rtnt'k o" Ladies' Sepet'ate Skirts, Tailored Suits. Lad - lee', Misses and Children's (,onto to ha cleared nut et Sweeping reductions. Only loom to quote a few lines here. "Take a Look," and see what you can eav e. A few Hines of Senerate Skirts to deer .. $2 05 10 Wpmen's Winter Costs, your ptek 7 Girls' Heavy peers to clear' Ohtldren's Panes, Coate, sale orrice 5 00 3.05 200 12 Women'sTweed Coate, $15 value for. 8,08 5 Women's Out of Style Coate, sale 2 00 All other lines at greatly reduced pt'icee as, '" XXIXXXXXXZWAXXXXXXXXXZXVIVAXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXVir4X. 9...,.:1. .t