The URL can be used to link to this page

Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Times, 1916-12-07, Page 8Page 8 M[N WANTED Steady Employment Guaranted. Apply to Western Foundry Co. LIMITED WINGHAM, ONTARIO ANNOUNCEMENTS, &c. Notices Under This Head ten cents a line for first insertion; nye cents for subse- quent insertions. CHURCH NOTES. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Anniversary services will be held in St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church on Sunday. December 17th, Rev. J. A. McGillivary, pastor of Knox Church, Guelph, will preach at both services, Mr. McGillivary is one of the best preachers of the Presbyterian Church and largo congregations should here him The public cordially invited to attend these services. METHODIST CHURCI1. Regular services will be held next Lords's Day in the Methodist Church at 11 a. m. and 7 p. m, Pastor Rev. J. W. tlibbest will preach at lboth ser- vices. Evening subject "The Greatest Fool of All," Good music. Everybody will be welcome. THE SALVATION ARMY The Salvation Army cottage prayer meeting for Wednesday, Dec. Oth, will be held at the home of Mrs. Oaks,' Leopold St. These meetings are grow- ing in interest and attendance every. week. Come and bring your friends. A hearty welcome to all. Capt. and Mrs. Huband in charge. CHURCH OF ST. PAUL THE APOSTLE. Service ev@ry Wednesday evening at 7.30. Special intercessions for our soldiers and sailors. Addresses on subjects for advent. Next Sunday the Rector will preach at the morning service on "Is the Bible the word of God?" and at the evening service the subject will be "'Is there a hell?" The pipe organ is now undergoing re- pairs and will be ready for use next Sunday. HOUSE TO RENT—Eight conveniences. Apply to HOUSE to RENT— town water and cist Lepard. oms and OBT. KNOX. ie%d house with n. Appy' to C. UMBRELLAS—Umbrella can now be repaired i - chopping mill. TRUNKS AND VALISES:—Big stock to select from at lowest prices. W. J. GREER. Old Furs remodelled to any style de- sired. Charges moderate. MISS ANNIE MCLAUCHLIN, 4-4 Box 119. Brussels, To RENT —Comfortable house to rent with garden, corner of Alfred and o Walker & of all kinds eft at Lepard's Centre streets. Apply Clegg. tf FISH—Have for s a Thursday and Friday, No. 1 tr u . Orders promptly attended to at t new butcher store. W. J. ARMOUR THE WINGHAM TIMES Suggestions for Xmas Shoppers For those who do their buying early they will $ find it much easier to prepare for Christmas. u $ MAKE THIS A YEAR FOR PRACTICAL GIFTS • Leeds district dairymen resolved to petition the Government not to allow the manufacture or sale of oleomargar- ine in Canada. The village of Lion's Head In Grey County will make application at the xt session of the Ontario Legislature be erected in to an incorporated lage. �oMoA+oD+omoN3ibrdt5+tmamod o�+aA+�o�oN:yoGamoom m+Omo(boG NUT COAL $8.50 PER TON SPOT CASH 1i Furnace and Pea Coal at prices to correspond. Coal has not advanced in pprice at the mines since Sep- tember. I have been fortunate in being in a position to keep my customers supplied by making small deliveries. T have a ear to arrive in a few days acid ex- pect others to fo110Wt 5. 1 Wood Wanted 3ry' or Gree cpft; or Hard k. CANTELON 4 � Office with Doraihion Express Co. tr 17,11107s91 aPPPIM=A]�t7et^„(W L2132kitb i 7iitid il'MAa A EDEN MCDONALD—In Grey township. on ovember 19th, to Mr. and Mrs. Martin cDonald, a daughter (Mary Elizabeth.) WADDELL - In Kinloss on November th, to Mr. and Mrs. John Waddell a n. DIED. BALLANTYNF —In Flint, Mich. on No"v. 26th, John Ballantyne, formerly of ranbrook, Ont. aged. 80 years' BRETHAUEIt—In Wroxeter, on Nov. th, 1916, Emma May, only daughter Mr. and Mrs. John Brethauer, aged years and 4 months. ENGLISH—In Calgary, on November Ith, Annie. beloved wife of Thomas nglish, formerly of Brussels, in her th year. TOMLINSON—In Brussels, on Nov. 7th, David Tomlinson, aged 77 years nd 4 months. WALKER—In Cooksville, on November th, Thomas E. Walker, formerly of ingham, in his 56th year. PATTERSON—In Howick, on Novem- er 24, John Patterson, sr., con. 2, aged 4 years, 4 months. MAR1tIED $UOOEST- IONS FOR SPEIRAN—BAKER—At "Maple Grove arm," on Nov. 22nd, by Rev. J. W. ohnson, Mr. John A. Speiran to Miss rances Elizabeth daughter of Mr. and Irs. J. K. Baker, all of Grey township. BRYANS—DYER—At Trinity RChurch, P 'eterboro', on Nov. 22nd, by Nilson, Mr. Charles A. Bryans, son of IIr. and Mrs. Wm. Bryans, of Brussels. o Miss Rose Ainlay Dyer, daughter o f he late Rev. W. S. Dyer and Mrs. )yer, of Philadelphia, Pa. MATTHEWS—CUNNINGHAM -- At the ectory, Harriston, on Nov. 28th, by he Rev. 1L H. Wilkinson. Miss Melinda unningham, of Harriston, to Mr. Ed- ward James Matthews, of Fordwich. DEMMERLING—W RIGHT —In Clifford, on Nov. 26th, by the Rev. Mr. Couter, Miss Flossie Wright, only daughter of Mr. James Wright, of Lakelet, to Mr. Norman Demmerling, of the 12th con. Howick, Election Cards MEN Neck Scarfs Fan .y, plain or kniteded silkcarCrepe Waists Scarfs in SUGGEST- IONS FOR LADIES Special values in Georgette Crepe Waists in maize, peach, flesh, rose and Ivory, prices all the latest styles and patterns, price front ,..$4.50, 5.00, and 0.50 ..$1 to $3.50 Silk Ties FursLadies' Muffs, Stoles or sets in all the latest styles and Furs also fur coats, prices to suit everyone. Kid Gloves Ladies' French Kid Gloves in all the latest styles and colors, prices... .$1.50 to $2.00 Fancy Collars Georgette Crepe and Broadcloth Collars in all the latest styles in deep collars, prices from ......... .......50e to $2 $ The practical gift of a silk tie is some- thing a man appreciates. Special values in new styles, prices 50c, 75c, $1.25 Linen Handkerchiefs Men's pure linen help stitched Handker- chiefs with or without initial, special values by the dozen, prices each ...25e to 75c Prices per dozen $2 to $5 Sweater Coats The gift that is so useful and practical in all the latest weaves, in weights suitable for outdoor and inside work. Prices ranging $3, 4, 5, 7.50 Fur Caps Men's Fur Caps in Persian lamb or Otter •$6.50 to $18 in wedge or driver styles, sizes 6 7 S, to 7%, prices Umbrellas Men's silk top Umbrella with fancy handle in sterling silver or fancy pearl, $1.50 to $5.00 December 7 191b Silk Dress Lengths Ladies' Dress Lengths in black and fancy shot silks in messaline and taffetta, prices per yard .$1.25, 1.50, 2.00 Silk Hose Genuine Italian Silk Mae in black, white and colors, special values pair$1.00, 1.50, 2.00 Ladies' Parasols Parasols with guaranteed taffatta silk tops and sterling silver mounted handles, prices $2.50, 3 50 and 5.00 HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR ALL KINDS OF PRODUCE KING BROS. tialv49‘1.'adNAteWmA,44a101114sla til 11ti1/Wr ®0111+rr'v11~0.'r4'1getill.'r614a; IILINDSA Y'Sll p BARGAINS II FOR REE To the Electors of the Town of Wingham I have been a c'tiz of Wingham for twenty-five years d a member of the Council for the last three years and by request of a number of ratepayers, 1 have decided to offer myself as a can- didate for the Reevesbip, Your su pport Will be mucb G.PATed. W. TEItSON, The Great Watch Doctor, PHONE 199 NOTICE The annual meeting the share- holders and patrons o the Bluevale Cheese and Butter Co patsy, Limited, will be held in the Foresters' Hall, Bluevate, on Thursd , December 21st, 1916, at 1.30. 'el ck„ p. m., for the election of a Boa of Directors and the transaction of any other business that may come before the meeting. Mr, Frank Hearns, Chief Dairy Instructor willrinvited toattend. togivean address. All . FARM FOR SALE The following for sat is offered laby property or separate tender will be received up to January 2nd, 1917. Lot 12, Con, 8, 100 acres half cleared, well fenced and in good cultivation, Lot 12, Con. 9, 100 acres all cleared. Frame barn 52x60; straw shed 40x50l stone foundation, cement flooring; implement shed 24x10; frame house and wood -shed; never -failing spring well (with windmill), 'alter to house and stable by pipe, two orchards. It is , of a mile from school, 1 mile from church, 3; miles froom Wingham. The above property is located In one of the most prespet'ous farming sections in Co. of Intron. Owner has joined the overseasforces .,the only reason for selling. Alt tenders to be addressed to Sergt. Robert Beatings, Machine Gun Section, 22fsth Batt., Toronto. Highest or any ta_ndeA:3'11 at necessarily accept' d. i Groceries FRESH AND CLEAN 4 Bottles New Extract 25c 6 Boxes Eddy Matches 25c 3 Packages Corn Flakes 25c 2 Packages Shredded Wheat 25c 2 Cans Fresh Salmon "good" .. 35c Best Canadian Cheese only .............. • 25c Japan Tea special price ;, 2 lbs New Fine Quality Raisins , ,29e c 5 Lamp and Lantern Glasses ,.. .. 25c 4c 3 Packages Corn Starch 5 Comfort Soap only 6 c 11 Oakes Surprise Soap 500 Lard Compound only Men's Wear, Suits, Over- coats and Underwear Men's genuine good quality Suits, latest style regular $20........ $12.45 Men's New Overcoat, pinch back, large col- lar, $25 line for.... ... $14.00 Boys' Overcoats Here are 20 Boys' pure Wool Overcoats, never sold less than $10 00 some $12.00, 4.95 Sale Price Men's Sweater Coats... ... ... 98c to $7 (Buy these at this store) Men's Ribbed Wool Underwear all sizes, Penmans, regular $1 50. for .... ..........95c Mill Ends, Flannelette and Tov 'cling 1 We tvere fortunate to get a lot of thsse goods and the are selling them away below the regular prices Ladies' Wear New White Silk Waists only..... ... $1.98 Ladies' White Vests special ... • 25c Ladies' Heavy Grey Ves'ts and Drawers , ... 29c Ladies' Pure Cashmere Gloves in black and colors ...50c, 75c, 95c Ladies' Combination Underwear, Penman's all wool regular $3.50 for................ $1.98 Children's Cotton and wool Underwear at 25c, 35c, 39c Hosiery Hosier1y Fleeced lined Heavy Winter Hose, all sizes great value .. 25c and 35c All Wool Hose Children's All Wool Hose 48c and 55c Ladies' All Wobl Hose................... .,.,58c Dress Goods Possibly not for years will you be able to buy the good quality Dress Goods we are clearing at . 75c, $1 and 1.25 All Mantle Cloth tti1 1-2 price Boots, Shoes, Rubbers ILadies' Sample Shoes ....25 per cent off Men's Sample Shoes.... ..26 per cent off All kinds of Shoes a little higher than old prices but far cheaper than we can sell them at buying today Buy Blankets Now, Best Quality $1.95, 1.89 and 1.39 Hundreds of lines at special prices. It will certainly be profitable to you to buy heavy right now. wamiarammoommagoomwevmmorarommeimma TERM5 CASH ---Butter and Eggs or Dried Apples taken as cash. WE HAVE ONLY ONE PRICE i 611 RISTN1L%S Only Two Weeks from Monday There never was a time in the world's history when it was more necessary or more appropriate to buy SENSIBLE PRESENTS Impossible to buy anything more sensible than Shoes, Rubbers, Hockey Shoes, Overshoes or Overstockings Queen Quality Shoes fpr women, Murray Shoes for men, in fact there are a host of suitable articles in a shoe store that are worthy of your approval. DO NOT FORGET We are selling Rubber Footwear at exactly the same prices as last year while the stock we have lasts. Something sensible for women for the cold weather SPATS just like this illustration in different heights. W. H. STI L L I S SNo, Sole Agents for Ladies and Derby Shoes for Men d —fiesnimorommilesussonsmeessitieinourvarisstr. --- . – re,. ey• ��rrus>•Mrarw�u��i wileiseurousislAmessoreorsissoirsessisisiswassiessisesseirsassiriumummessmosermit WINGHAM BAZAAR al • ,' 1 o • a %' •.'. # iii.► .r ir4414� q!alif or `„ia q a, i Wingham's Greatest Santa Claus Store For Xmas Cards, Booklets, Xmas Decorations,Toys, Dolls and Games of every description. Insist on buying "MADE IN CANADA” Dolls. We have not got a German made doll or toy in the store. The Big Store is chuck full of Gift Suggestions We have Fancy China in galore. Pictures, Serv- ing Trays, Calendars, Books for Boys and Girls, Neckties for Men and Boys, Ladies' and Children's Hand Bags, Handkerchiefs, Ladies'`:Collars, Etc. Oar Jewelry Department consists of a large range of Inexpensive Gifts, such as Cuff Links, Stick Pins, Broaches and such like and hundreds of other dainty little items suitable to fill up the stockings, -- Our Candy Department is unequalled in town.,,.6 We have just received 1000 pounds which will b,tiAr sold at the old price 20c per pound EXTRA SPECIAL We have just received another shipment of the famous Brown and White Cooking' Ware including 100 Covered Casseroles and lots of other small items ranging in price from 10c to gOc. No gift will be more appreciated than a piece of this Fire Proof Cooking Ware, Souvenirs Given Away On Friday and Saturday Next we will present every boy and girl visiting our store and making a purchase no matter how small if only lc, you are entitled to the souvenir. NOTE—Our store will be open at nights until after Xm� � as. Bring the children along and see what old Santa Claus has got for them. res...®.wn WINGHAM BAZAAR SANTA CLAUS & CO. ne to vi N 29 sc C 2 o: 2; 11 s. a' y b 8 1 1 1 i I t i ] J. W. DODD Successor to J. O. Stewart Fire, Life, Accident and Health INSURANCE P. O Box 366 'Phone 198 WINGHAM ONTARIO 0 ��-- C.. ANU-` UJi11 SYS M WINTER TOURS SPECIAL Fares now in effect to resorts in Florida, Georgia, North and South Carolina, Louis- iana and other Southern States, and to Bermuda and the West Indies. Return Limit May 31st, 1917 LIBERAL STOP -OVERS ALLOWED For full information write to C. E. HORNING, D.P.A., Union Station, Toronto, Ont. �-.Tickets and full information from H. B. ELLIOTT Town Passenger and Ticket Agent, Phone 4. W. 1'. BURGMAN. Station Agent, Phone 50. �oMoA+oD+omoN3ibrdt5+tmamod o�+aA+�o�oN:yoGamoom m+Omo(boG NUT COAL $8.50 PER TON SPOT CASH 1i Furnace and Pea Coal at prices to correspond. Coal has not advanced in pprice at the mines since Sep- tember. I have been fortunate in being in a position to keep my customers supplied by making small deliveries. T have a ear to arrive in a few days acid ex- pect others to fo110Wt 5. 1 Wood Wanted 3ry' or Gree cpft; or Hard k. CANTELON 4 � Office with Doraihion Express Co. tr 17,11107s91 aPPPIM=A]�t7et^„(W L2132kitb i 7iitid il'MAa A EDEN MCDONALD—In Grey township. on ovember 19th, to Mr. and Mrs. Martin cDonald, a daughter (Mary Elizabeth.) WADDELL - In Kinloss on November th, to Mr. and Mrs. John Waddell a n. DIED. BALLANTYNF —In Flint, Mich. on No"v. 26th, John Ballantyne, formerly of ranbrook, Ont. aged. 80 years' BRETHAUEIt—In Wroxeter, on Nov. th, 1916, Emma May, only daughter Mr. and Mrs. John Brethauer, aged years and 4 months. ENGLISH—In Calgary, on November Ith, Annie. beloved wife of Thomas nglish, formerly of Brussels, in her th year. TOMLINSON—In Brussels, on Nov. 7th, David Tomlinson, aged 77 years nd 4 months. WALKER—In Cooksville, on November th, Thomas E. Walker, formerly of ingham, in his 56th year. PATTERSON—In Howick, on Novem- er 24, John Patterson, sr., con. 2, aged 4 years, 4 months. MAR1tIED $UOOEST- IONS FOR SPEIRAN—BAKER—At "Maple Grove arm," on Nov. 22nd, by Rev. J. W. ohnson, Mr. John A. Speiran to Miss rances Elizabeth daughter of Mr. and Irs. J. K. Baker, all of Grey township. BRYANS—DYER—At Trinity RChurch, P 'eterboro', on Nov. 22nd, by Nilson, Mr. Charles A. Bryans, son of IIr. and Mrs. Wm. Bryans, of Brussels. o Miss Rose Ainlay Dyer, daughter o f he late Rev. W. S. Dyer and Mrs. )yer, of Philadelphia, Pa. MATTHEWS—CUNNINGHAM -- At the ectory, Harriston, on Nov. 28th, by he Rev. 1L H. Wilkinson. Miss Melinda unningham, of Harriston, to Mr. Ed- ward James Matthews, of Fordwich. DEMMERLING—W RIGHT —In Clifford, on Nov. 26th, by the Rev. Mr. Couter, Miss Flossie Wright, only daughter of Mr. James Wright, of Lakelet, to Mr. Norman Demmerling, of the 12th con. Howick, Election Cards MEN Neck Scarfs Fan .y, plain or kniteded silkcarCrepe Waists Scarfs in SUGGEST- IONS FOR LADIES Special values in Georgette Crepe Waists in maize, peach, flesh, rose and Ivory, prices all the latest styles and patterns, price front ,..$4.50, 5.00, and 0.50 ..$1 to $3.50 Silk Ties FursLadies' Muffs, Stoles or sets in all the latest styles and Furs also fur coats, prices to suit everyone. Kid Gloves Ladies' French Kid Gloves in all the latest styles and colors, prices... .$1.50 to $2.00 Fancy Collars Georgette Crepe and Broadcloth Collars in all the latest styles in deep collars, prices from ......... .......50e to $2 $ The practical gift of a silk tie is some- thing a man appreciates. Special values in new styles, prices 50c, 75c, $1.25 Linen Handkerchiefs Men's pure linen help stitched Handker- chiefs with or without initial, special values by the dozen, prices each ...25e to 75c Prices per dozen $2 to $5 Sweater Coats The gift that is so useful and practical in all the latest weaves, in weights suitable for outdoor and inside work. Prices ranging $3, 4, 5, 7.50 Fur Caps Men's Fur Caps in Persian lamb or Otter •$6.50 to $18 in wedge or driver styles, sizes 6 7 S, to 7%, prices Umbrellas Men's silk top Umbrella with fancy handle in sterling silver or fancy pearl, $1.50 to $5.00 December 7 191b Silk Dress Lengths Ladies' Dress Lengths in black and fancy shot silks in messaline and taffetta, prices per yard .$1.25, 1.50, 2.00 Silk Hose Genuine Italian Silk Mae in black, white and colors, special values pair$1.00, 1.50, 2.00 Ladies' Parasols Parasols with guaranteed taffatta silk tops and sterling silver mounted handles, prices $2.50, 3 50 and 5.00 HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR ALL KINDS OF PRODUCE KING BROS. tialv49‘1.'adNAteWmA,44a101114sla til 11ti1/Wr ®0111+rr'v11~0.'r4'1getill.'r614a; IILINDSA Y'Sll p BARGAINS II FOR REE To the Electors of the Town of Wingham I have been a c'tiz of Wingham for twenty-five years d a member of the Council for the last three years and by request of a number of ratepayers, 1 have decided to offer myself as a can- didate for the Reevesbip, Your su pport Will be mucb G.PATed. W. TEItSON, The Great Watch Doctor, PHONE 199 NOTICE The annual meeting the share- holders and patrons o the Bluevale Cheese and Butter Co patsy, Limited, will be held in the Foresters' Hall, Bluevate, on Thursd , December 21st, 1916, at 1.30. 'el ck„ p. m., for the election of a Boa of Directors and the transaction of any other business that may come before the meeting. Mr, Frank Hearns, Chief Dairy Instructor willrinvited toattend. togivean address. All . FARM FOR SALE The following for sat is offered laby property or separate tender will be received up to January 2nd, 1917. Lot 12, Con, 8, 100 acres half cleared, well fenced and in good cultivation, Lot 12, Con. 9, 100 acres all cleared. Frame barn 52x60; straw shed 40x50l stone foundation, cement flooring; implement shed 24x10; frame house and wood -shed; never -failing spring well (with windmill), 'alter to house and stable by pipe, two orchards. It is , of a mile from school, 1 mile from church, 3; miles froom Wingham. The above property is located In one of the most prespet'ous farming sections in Co. of Intron. Owner has joined the overseasforces .,the only reason for selling. Alt tenders to be addressed to Sergt. Robert Beatings, Machine Gun Section, 22fsth Batt., Toronto. Highest or any ta_ndeA:3'11 at necessarily accept' d. i Groceries FRESH AND CLEAN 4 Bottles New Extract 25c 6 Boxes Eddy Matches 25c 3 Packages Corn Flakes 25c 2 Packages Shredded Wheat 25c 2 Cans Fresh Salmon "good" .. 35c Best Canadian Cheese only .............. • 25c Japan Tea special price ;, 2 lbs New Fine Quality Raisins , ,29e c 5 Lamp and Lantern Glasses ,.. .. 25c 4c 3 Packages Corn Starch 5 Comfort Soap only 6 c 11 Oakes Surprise Soap 500 Lard Compound only Men's Wear, Suits, Over- coats and Underwear Men's genuine good quality Suits, latest style regular $20........ $12.45 Men's New Overcoat, pinch back, large col- lar, $25 line for.... ... $14.00 Boys' Overcoats Here are 20 Boys' pure Wool Overcoats, never sold less than $10 00 some $12.00, 4.95 Sale Price Men's Sweater Coats... ... ... 98c to $7 (Buy these at this store) Men's Ribbed Wool Underwear all sizes, Penmans, regular $1 50. for .... ..........95c Mill Ends, Flannelette and Tov 'cling 1 We tvere fortunate to get a lot of thsse goods and the are selling them away below the regular prices Ladies' Wear New White Silk Waists only..... ... $1.98 Ladies' White Vests special ... • 25c Ladies' Heavy Grey Ves'ts and Drawers , ... 29c Ladies' Pure Cashmere Gloves in black and colors ...50c, 75c, 95c Ladies' Combination Underwear, Penman's all wool regular $3.50 for................ $1.98 Children's Cotton and wool Underwear at 25c, 35c, 39c Hosiery Hosier1y Fleeced lined Heavy Winter Hose, all sizes great value .. 25c and 35c All Wool Hose Children's All Wool Hose 48c and 55c Ladies' All Wobl Hose................... .,.,58c Dress Goods Possibly not for years will you be able to buy the good quality Dress Goods we are clearing at . 75c, $1 and 1.25 All Mantle Cloth tti1 1-2 price Boots, Shoes, Rubbers ILadies' Sample Shoes ....25 per cent off Men's Sample Shoes.... ..26 per cent off All kinds of Shoes a little higher than old prices but far cheaper than we can sell them at buying today Buy Blankets Now, Best Quality $1.95, 1.89 and 1.39 Hundreds of lines at special prices. It will certainly be profitable to you to buy heavy right now. wamiarammoommagoomwevmmorarommeimma TERM5 CASH ---Butter and Eggs or Dried Apples taken as cash. WE HAVE ONLY ONE PRICE i 611 RISTN1L%S Only Two Weeks from Monday There never was a time in the world's history when it was more necessary or more appropriate to buy SENSIBLE PRESENTS Impossible to buy anything more sensible than Shoes, Rubbers, Hockey Shoes, Overshoes or Overstockings Queen Quality Shoes fpr women, Murray Shoes for men, in fact there are a host of suitable articles in a shoe store that are worthy of your approval. DO NOT FORGET We are selling Rubber Footwear at exactly the same prices as last year while the stock we have lasts. Something sensible for women for the cold weather SPATS just like this illustration in different heights. W. H. STI L L I S SNo, Sole Agents for Ladies and Derby Shoes for Men d —fiesnimorommilesussonsmeessitieinourvarisstr. --- . – re,. ey• ��rrus>•Mrarw�u��i wileiseurousislAmessoreorsissoirsessisisiswassiessisesseirsassiriumummessmosermit WINGHAM BAZAAR al • ,' 1 o • a %' •.'. # iii.► .r ir4414� q!alif or `„ia q a, i Wingham's Greatest Santa Claus Store For Xmas Cards, Booklets, Xmas Decorations,Toys, Dolls and Games of every description. Insist on buying "MADE IN CANADA” Dolls. We have not got a German made doll or toy in the store. The Big Store is chuck full of Gift Suggestions We have Fancy China in galore. Pictures, Serv- ing Trays, Calendars, Books for Boys and Girls, Neckties for Men and Boys, Ladies' and Children's Hand Bags, Handkerchiefs, Ladies'`:Collars, Etc. Oar Jewelry Department consists of a large range of Inexpensive Gifts, such as Cuff Links, Stick Pins, Broaches and such like and hundreds of other dainty little items suitable to fill up the stockings, -- Our Candy Department is unequalled in town.,,.6 We have just received 1000 pounds which will b,tiAr sold at the old price 20c per pound EXTRA SPECIAL We have just received another shipment of the famous Brown and White Cooking' Ware including 100 Covered Casseroles and lots of other small items ranging in price from 10c to gOc. No gift will be more appreciated than a piece of this Fire Proof Cooking Ware, Souvenirs Given Away On Friday and Saturday Next we will present every boy and girl visiting our store and making a purchase no matter how small if only lc, you are entitled to the souvenir. NOTE—Our store will be open at nights until after Xm� � as. Bring the children along and see what old Santa Claus has got for them. res...®.wn WINGHAM BAZAAR SANTA CLAUS & CO.