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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1914-02-05, Page 5THE WINGHAM TIMES, FEBRUARY 5 1911 THU* MNT OF THE MONTH Gamphell's Slaughter Sale of MO'S SUITS BOY'S SUITS MEN'S OVERGOATS BOY'S OVERGOATS The Wes w i 11 surpise you. Come and see for yourself. •.••••1..lelliglallmeolaipmeM.P10•0=Ills••=••••% W. A. GAPIPMLL THE CLOTHIER MacDonald Block Opp. Bank of Commmerce VIJ14tO3S. DR WILLIAMS' The following is the report of the PINK PILLS MAKE Imonth ending Jan. 30. The names are work of S.S. No. 3, Cuirass, for the WOMEN WELL placed in order of merit. Sr. 1V (Total 3.19) F. Stapleton 2-.0, A, Jamieson 238, A. McKinnon 227; J. Falconer 222, Jr. IV (Tota) 436) -Calvert Falconer 337. Sr. II (Total 460) -Edna McKenzie 341., A. Walters 882, P. Dawson 214, P. Caslick 198, Jr. II (Total 323) -Florence McKin- non 192. Sr. 1 (Tota) 464) -Dan -McKenzie 251, A. Stapleton 193. Jr. I (Total 513) -G. Falconer 290, W. McKenzie 251, A. Pickell 150. 14. V. Johns, Teacher. 'FORDYCE, Quite a large number gathered at the home of William John Yodd, and spent an enjoyable evening in music and (lan- cing and other games on Friday evening last. Mrs. C. Milner and her daughter, Mrs. L. Milner, are on a trip to Damas- cus, Muskoka and other points. Mr. P. Gibbons was cutting wood with the gasoline engine at D. °Talley- han's this week. Mrs. Peter Mason, we are glad to hear, is getting along nicely, at least as well as can pe expected. Miss Ester Bruce is at present engag- ed with Alexander Perdon for a short Itime. Mr. J, Turner and wife are at present visiting in Oulross for a few days and John Champion is doing his necessary chores. Just bemuse she is a woman, there are times when cr., very woman needs he p and strength in the form of a blood - building tonic. To thousands of girls and women Dr. Williams' Pink Pills have proved a bless- ing, because they enrich the blood, give strength and r,.‘stcre tone to the aenu,g neve. The enaemie girl who is lan- guid tie 1 pale, the wife whose batik feels Id; breakibg; the matron who health fails as she reaches middle age - for all such sufferers, Dr. William t Pink Pills are invaluable, because ill health in woman is usually aused by poor bk0.1 or insuflieleat blood, These pills have cured thou.auds of others, why not you? Mrs. 0. Morino, Wall - brook, N. S , says: "It is impossible for me to say too much in praise of Dr. William's Pink Pills. I bi.ve been a great sufferer from those troutles ,thet make the life of so many womeidin most constant misery. Pains in the back and side racked and toOdred My nerves seemed to give4ttt, and at times could do no house4ork, And °My women who have similaY'y suffered kno N what I endured. lAked medicine after medicine withot4Any benefit, and was finally persuatleed-to try Dr. William's Pink Pills. Soon after starting the pills I found an improvement, red as I continued their use my health and strength returned, and I now feel t s well as ever I did in my life, and I ern relating my exrerience merely in the hope that it may lead some other suffr- ing woman to renewed health. I may add that my mother suffered from rheu- matism, so badly that she had to URCt t. crutch. and Dr. William's Pink Pills completely restored her to her usual good health. Always get the genuine pille with the • full name "Dr. William's Pink Pills 1. r • Pale People:,' on the wrapper aromi 1 each box. If your dealer dmes not kb...) them, the pills will be sent pot paid at 50 cents a box .r six boxes foe $2; by writine The Dr. William's Medici .e 00., Brockville, Ont. moot. The farm of Chas. Cook, 6th con., has been leased to Jesse Wilbee. Last week Richard Mitchell, of Kel- field, Sask., arrived here on a visit, combining business and pleasure. He still owns his fine 100 acre farm on the llth con. Reeve Livingston and Deputy Reeve Brown were attending Huron County Council last week at Goderich. J. M. Knight, 12th con., closed a bar- gain with Peter McDonald, of Plenty, Sask„ for the fine 100 acres immediate- ly East of his own known as the "Leck- ie" farm. The price was $5,250. This gives Mr. Knight 250 acres so that he will be better able than ever to swing out along broader lines of agriculture. We wish him success in his undertaking. Mr. McDonald has 320 acres in the West and hence the reason for selling here. HO lV MK. The Howiek Agricultural Society held their annual meeting one day last week in the Temperance Hotel at Ford- wich. There was a good attendance of members. The books showed the amount of cash paid in prizes to be $415.50; and to Field Crop Competition $75.00 The Society will again enter the Standing Field Crop Competition this year, the crop to be oats. The books showed the Society to be in the best financial standing in its history. It was decided to hold the fair this year in Fordwich, on Saturday, Oct. 3rd. The following officers were elected: - Pres., J. H. Johnston; lst Vice -Pres., Jas. Downey; 2nd Vice -Pres., W. H. Gregg; Sec.-Treas. J. H. Rogers; Auditors, J. H. Wade and 0. W. Reich, ard; Directors, E. Fallis, A. Toner, Ford Cooper, Wm Stinson, Wm. Lamb- kin, John Hyndman, H. Sperling, Ed. Krohn, Jas. McLeod. RESSE4 ES. The Council of Brussels has closed a sale of the Garside James Machine Shop, Mill street, to Thos Pope & Son, of Seaforth, at $1500. The new pro- prietors will take possession on April lst, and will carry on a general repair shop and develop other lines. The annual meeting of the East Hur- on Agricultural Society was held in the Council Chamber on Wednesday after- noon of last week. The reports showed receipts a $1725.25 and expenditure of $1580,50, leaving a balance of $244.75. Field crop competition will again be held this year. Fall fair will be held on Thursday and Friday, October lst a d 2nd. A gentletnan from the Public Works d oartment was in Brussels on Monday tt king measurements of the property said to have been bought for the pro- posed new Postoffice building in Brussels The lots are those upon which the pre- sent postoffiee stands and where A. E. Hers,ey's shop is, both belonging to T. Farrow and the vacant lot between that property and the Anderson livery stable, owned by Mrs. T. Maunders, now of Detroit. L IVE STOCA, MARKETS Toronto, Feb. 2 -There was very light run of cattle offering to -day, the smallest Monday market for some time past. Buyers, however, were still far from being keen on the job, and com- mission men failed to get prices any higher than last week's closing figures. Several loads of good quality were held at higher asked prices, but up to noon were still unsold. The market practi cally held steady with last week, nei- ther higher nor lower, which means 75c. lower than two weeks ago. Hogs were steady at Thursday's prices. Light ewes a little firmer. Union Stock Yards -Receipts for to- day, 52 cars, with 852 cattle, 29 calves, 494 hogs and 186 sheep and lambs. Export $ 800 $ 8 05 Butcher cattle choice 7 75 8 00 ao medium 6 50 6 75 Butcher cows choice... 6 25 6 75 do medium . 575 600 do common 4 50 5 50 do bulls ......... 4 00 450 Feeders . 4 75 6 75 Stockers ........ 6 25 6 50 do medium ., 1 00 4 25 do light 350 400 Canners and cutters .., 3 50 4 00 Milkers, choice . 60 00 90 001 Springers ... ...... 60 00 65 00 . Oommon and medium..... 35 00 45 00 I Lambs ..... 850 900 Light. ewes ..... ... 6 25 7 00 do bucks ..... 3 00 850 Hogs fed and watered .. 9 85 9 50 do f.o.b • 900 910] Calves 5 00 11 00 eovve..eweAt.esee.lews 1t^e1,4111lSIWI44Slbi't 'Headquarters and sole agents for Carhartt's Overalls in this town. Try 11 1 this make if you want satisfaction. IMM11•••••• anna Co. 'PHON -E 70 4.0„.1.41.4.4.4.....tee,4esieel4Keee 0,10.110.1t2.0 • - 1 00.0000 00000 0.15-000 4,6 CV1ttO aci--7--C 1+ I A D'S CLEAN S P SAL 0 0 00(1 St. 000. rif.04j.414, 000=r00,...• 1 mo...,1•••• 0. oat,. ciMekoc, The SALE YOtt Have Been WAITING FOR Isard's 101h Semi=Aninual Sweep -out Sale Commencing Saturday, January 31st at 9 a.m, and ending Saturday, February 14th, 1914 Every article in our gigantic Stock of Up-to-date Dry Goods, Gent's Furnishings, Clothing Boots and Shoes, Furs, Fur Coats, Ladies' Winter Coats and Suits, Carpets, Linoleums and Rugs, at prices that must move it out within the nest two weeks. We don't care where you go or what bargains you gt-t tlsewhere, we know we can give you much more for your money. All goods will be marked at prices which must app al to your sense of economy. MAKE BIG SAVINGS BY BUYING NOW. Come early for Best Choice. . .••• 1, t: • V. -Ls *.! •i•• .••• • , orscrasememmor.....m....a.novreeznox I % Men's Wear Store You are entitled to the most for your money, Be sure yell get it. You will get it and at the sarne time you'll get the inost satisfactory clothing obtainable, if you take advantage of this mid -winter sale. 10 Men's Fancy Tweed Suits, stylish, well made regular $10, $11, $12 values, sale price to clear at $7 95 • Youths Suits, fancy patterns, sale price . . . 4 75 Men's Fancy Striped Pants, regular $2.59 for .. I 90 Men's Strong Overalls, sale price 75c, 85c and.. .... 1 00. Men's Heavy Overcoats, special to clear at , . .. 8 50 Men's Fur Collared Overcoats to clear at 12 00 1V1en's Fancy Worsted Suits, sale price 11 95 Boys' Suits, small sizes, sale price •1 5+)• Fur Coats Big bargains in Men's Fur Coats, price met sell them $16.5i), $17.50, $19 and 20 00 Gent's Furnishings vy Wool Ribbed -derwear, Shirts and Men's HeaUn Drawers to clear at .... . - ............. ..... 11 85 A lot of Men's Braces on Pete at.. . 0 19 Men's lined Kid Gloves, $1.25 for 1 (0) Men's Lined Kid Gloves. 81.00 for .... .. ,... 0 75 •8 ,Men's Leather Mitts to clear .... . ....... ,0 39 Men's Cloth Caps to clear at ... 0 50 Heavy Working Shirts for Men, all prices . 0 51) Fancy Print Shirts, sale price .. .. o 85 Men's and Boys' Sweater Coats, reduced to ., 1 00 Prints Lots of the best prints here to choose from. Crams English Prints, light or dark colors. Your pick of the 12,4c quality for .. .. . , . 0 10 Boots and Shoes Big cut in prices of all lines of I3oots and Shoes for Men's, Women's. Boys and GirlsWear. Men's Strong Wearing Boots, $3. Sale priee $2 50 Boys' Heavy School Boots, $1.75. "" . - . - . I 50 Girl's Strong School Boots, $2. .1 t i . • • • 1.05 Women's Rubbers to clear . 4 4 f 0 50 Men's Rubbers to clear 0 65 • Bargains in Groceries Art Baking Powder with premiums of Graniteware Kettles, Steam Boilers, large Pans, Pails, &e., regular value 75e; sale price. .. 0 50 Canada Laundry Starch •. 0 07 Pearl Pot Barley ... 0 03 Fresh Cooking Figs 0 05 35c ,Tapan, Black or Green Tea 0 25100 7 Bars Laundry Seep . .. 0 25 7 Bars Olive Oil Toilet Soap ... 0 25 3 lbs. Raisins for .... .. ....... 0 25 3 lbs. Currants for .... ... . 0 25 Large bottle a Extraet . .. ... . 0 08 Maple Leaf Salmon .. ,....... .. .. ... 0 20 First Quality Can Tomatoes ...... .. .. .... 0 10 Corn and Peas, three cans for . 0 25 Bottle of Pickles . ,- .. .,.. 0 10 Fresh Dates, per lb.. .. . 20 lbs Granulated Sugar •..... ...... 1 00 Dress Goods Buy your new dress now and save money. In order to redeee oar large stock we will give 20 per cent. off regular prices. Bargains in Silk A large stock of Silk to be sold at sweeping reductions. 27 inch Japan Taffeta Silk, 50e line for .... ........ 0 40 Fancy colored yard wide Silks, $1.25 for ... ... . .. 1 00 One Piece Black Pailette Silk, yard wide, regular $1.25 value for „.. ...... .... ...... . . .... 0 98 20 per cent. off prices of narrow silks Ribbons Large stock a all kinds of Ribbons at greatly reduced• prices 15 pieces New Ribbons, very lede, all colors, regular value 15c, sale price - 0 10 20e plain Ribbons, sale price. . 0 15 25e plain or fancy Ribbons, sale price.— ... . .. 0 20• Bargains in Staples yards 100 yards striped Flannelette', vet y wide, pink and blue ' - S 0 . ale . . ..... 0 1 C14 .... . .... 36 inch ambric 12,cquality fstripes, good value a 12hieprice. or H 0 10 eavy Crash Towelling, cut price 0 09 2 -yd wide Sheeting, 80c quality . . r ;25 . .. 5 pieces Flannelette to clear out .. . . ... . 0 08 10 pieces light and dark print, sale price . . 0 08 Fine English Cambric, finest quality for . .. 0 124 pieces fine Wrap.pvette, 12 value for . .. 0 10 25e Window Curtaining, very wide, sale price . 0 18 Heavy Shirting,,17e and 18c values 0 15 Grey Flannel, wide, 30c quality .... 0 25 • Wool Blankets Extra line quality Wool Blanket, to clear tit greatly reduced prices 10 pair to clear at $3 95 8 pairs to clear at $3.75 All first quality goods • Table: Line'ns 3 pieces Bleschtd Table Linen (-, me linen) wide. good value at 60e and 65e. Side pi ice . .. 0 1' Dollar quality Table Linen for . . 0 80 Fine quality very wide Linen, $1 f 5 for ... . 1 00 50e line of Table Linen for .... o ea Laces and Ern' roideries Big bargain in Laces, Insertiors a* cl F.rnbroicleries Lot No. 1- Cotton Torclseon Lace. 2 y.1, 1'r . 0 0.) Lot No. 2-T.inen Torcheon La', t k.i. ;'. .. .. if 05 Lot No. 3 10 ends Embroideries. per 0 o 03 Lot No. 4-12 ends Embroidery. per :t d 0 08 Rea.dy-to-We3r Special Bargains in Ladies' Skire. 15 eldrts to clear. ze , , ("0. Sale Regulir prices ar$4$t 50 ,..5 endo 2 95 Winter Coats must be ,,,,i4 .at some priee. "'take A look." Let No 1 10 Coats, pier phi; for . . .... 5 00 Lot No. 2 8 Cieits on side at .. 7 75 Lot No. 3 le Coats, greet siiap, sale ... ... 9 90 .. Lot No. 4-- 6 Coats to elem. et.... . 12 00 Lot No. 3 -5 Poe Collared Coats, $25 00 for .. 10 50 Let jefe. 6 e For Lined Coete, sale price tle 50 Lot No. 7 - 4 black Astracan fur Coate, sale .•. 10 00 Corsets We earry the lareest stock of CorsF ts. You get your choice of three of the best makers, A lot of ,,,da lines to clear ......... .... .... .• 0 Go Hosiery 6 dozen 11 ".'t ell wool 'Two, regular 50.! quality, sale , price . • - • .. 0 35 • All other lines reduced as1•••••Www.44.1....c....rnekierninskr*.00.es.rWer H. E. ISARD & C2 TERMS OF SALE—Spot Cash or Produce. WI HAM NOTICE —Your Account is Due. We will appreciate your prompt reitnittance by Cad), or Note. •••••••••••••••••,•,......