HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1914-11-26, Page 5November 26th 1914
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1 ATTENTION
1MEN
There is no time to lose. Winter is here in
I earnest. You will require warm clothing
and this is the place to make your purchases.
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Sweater Coats—For men and boys, all
sizes, all prices, good assortment of colors.
Underwear—For men and boys, two
piece and combinations, several weights and
qualities.
Gloves and Mitts—Lined and unlined,
for dress wear and for work.
Hosiery – Heavy cashmere wool and
worsteds.
Special prices on boys', youths', and
men's overcoats and suits.
THE WINGHAM TIMES
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THE CLOTHIER
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finer details of clothes effici-
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importance of good clothes
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advantage. Correct
style in all our offer-
ings is absolutely
assured, and the
dependable quality,
workmanship a n d
value giving charac-
teristic of all our
merchandise. The
men who put their
fashion outfitting in
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CLOTHING
WHITE AS A GlIOST. •
Pale or Sallow Gheeks One
of the first Signs of
Anaemia
Pale and sallow cheeks, with blanch-
ed lips and gums, and dark circles un-
der the eyes, are tne first sigris that
anzemia has begun its deadly progress.
This first warning is followed by great
weariness and breathlessness after any
exertion. You grow melancholy, with
frequent headaches, awake in the morn-
ing feeling tired You become morbid
and nervous, starting at the slightest
noise, and your heart palpitates violent-
ly even on going up -stairs. Most girls
from fourteen to twenty suffer from
anmmia. Neglect to supply new blood
to the languishing, bloodless body,
means a life of misery—indeed it is an
open invitation to that most hopeless of
of all diseases, consumption.
The new, rich blood that cures
zernia and give new health and str
is readily created by Dr. Willie
Pills. That is why these
cured more cases of bloo
blood disorder than any
They have m e thou
women stro
bright eyes
cause they
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s of girls and
and rosy, with
energy, just be -
the body with the
lood of health. Here
is a typical nstance. Miss Laura Demp-
sey, Auburn, N.Y., says: "For several
months I was in a very bad state of
health, with many of the symptuns that
accompany anemia. I was pale and
bloodless, had headaches, and would be
breathless at the least exertion. Hav-
ing tried a number of medicines without
relief I naturally became discouraged
and began to fear that I was doomed to
continued illness. At this stage a friend
urged me to try them. I did so and
thanks to the pills I am now enjoying
the best of health, and feel that I Can-
not recommend this splendid medicine
too highly."
Other weak and ailing girls an also
obtain new health and -strength through
the use of Dr. Williams' Pink Pills.
You can get these pills through any
medicine dealer, or they will be sent by
mail post paid at 50 cents a box or six
boxes for $2.50 by writing The Dr.
Williams' Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont.
vorturcir,.
While Mr. Bert Thompson was en-
gaged in drawing gravel one day last
week he had the misfortune to have
one of his valuable horses drop dead.
Messrs. Wellington Dow and Stew-
art MeBurney have about finished
their last contract a graveliing for the
season in the vicinity of Donnybrook.
Mr. Andrews, who is living in the
West, formerly of Goderich, is visiting
with Mr. Daniel 1N1artin,
Miss Winnie Haines is visiting for a
few days at Mr. Edward McQuillan's.
LIVE STOUR, MAR E. gTs
• Toronto, Nov. 23—Union Stock Yards
—215 cars, with 4,143 cattle, 187 calves,
3,075 hogs, and 2,673 sheep ,and lambs
The immediate effect of the lifting of
the embargo from Canadian cattle was
a boost in prices at the Union Stock
Tards to -day. Best butcher steers and
heifers were up 15c to 25c over last
week's prices, and one load of extra
choice steers showed a still better ad-
vance, selling at $8.25. There was in
-fact, a firmer tone to the cattle trade
all round, though quotations• on the
lower grades were markedly higher, as
on the better grades. There was a
good active trade in canners and cut-
ters, and in the medium class of
butchers.
Lambs were firm and higher for good
light stock.
Hogs were quoted lower at $7.40, fed
and watered.
moult's'
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. McEwen, lst line,
will have the heartfelt sympathy of
their friends in tha loss they have sus-
tained bythe death of their little
daughter, Helen Winnifred, which oc-
curred on Wednesday evening of last
week, aged 10 months and 8 days.
The child had been ill for only a few
hours. The funeral on Friday after-
noon was _largely attended. The ser-
vices at the house and grave were taken
by Rev. Crawford Tate, of Bluevale.
Export .................$8 15
Butcher cattle choice.... 7 60
do medium 7 50
Butcher cows choice... 6 40
do medium.... 5 50
do common 4 25
do bulls 6 35
Feeders 6 00
Stockers 5 75
do medium .. . . 5 25
do light 4 25
Canners and cutters .. 3 50
Milkers, choice . 60 00
• Springers 50 00
Common and medium-- 40 00
Lambs . 7 75
Light awes . . .. 5 25
do bucks ... . 5 75
Hogs fed and watered .. 7 50
do f.o. b . , 7 15
Calves 9 00
TU EOM ERRX.
A. very pretty wedding took place at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Walk-
er on Wednesday. November 18th, at
four o'clock in the afternoon when
their daughter, Hanna M., was united
in marriage to Mr. William R. Bur-
chill, son of Mr. Samuel Burchill,a
prosperous young farmer of Culross,
by the Rev. J. W. Hibbert, of Wing -
ham. The bride, who looked very
charming in a gown of ivory crepe de
chene with overdress of embroidered
net, regulation veil and lily of the val-
ley, and carrying a shower bouquet of
chrysanthemums, entered the drawing -
room escorted by her father to the
strains of Lohengrin's Bridal Chorus,
played by Miss Cilia Fleming, of Tor-
onto, cousin of the bride. Immediate-
ly after the ceremony, the guests, to
the number of about forty, adjourned
to the dining room where a sumptuous
repast was served. The evening was
spent in games and music, after which
the young couple left for their home in
Culross, amid a shower of confetti,
where they will be at home to their
friends after December lst. Many
beautiful presents were bestowed upon
the happy couple. The groom's gift to
the bride was a cabinet of silver and to
the pianist a pearl ring.
:Men's and Boy's Newest Overcoats
:Ladies' Tailored Art Suits and Coats
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'Phone 70 VI/Ingham, Ont.
BUTTEDICK PATTZRNS ALWAYS IN STOCK
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WiNGRAIR ATA. RAM REPORTS.
Wingharn, November 17, 1014
Flour per 1001bs 3 15 to 3 70
Fall wheat 1 12 to 1 12
Oats . 046 to 0 46
Barley .0 60 to 0 60
Peas . .1. 55 to 1 55
Butter dairy .0 20 to 0 30
Eggs per doz . . .... 0 30 to 0 30
Wood per cord .... 2 25 to 3 00
Hay per ton . 10 00 to 10 00
Hogs ... .... . ......7 25 to 7 70
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Minutes of Council meeting held on
Nov. 16th. Members all present.
Minutes of last meeting read and pass-
ed on motion of Irwin and Stonehouse.
By-law No. 9-1914 appointing place of
nomination, places of election, Deputy
Returning officers and Poll clerks was
read and passed. The following ac-
counts were ordered to be paid:—
The Municipal World collector's guide,
50c; Wm Purdon, gravel and gravelling
side line 30 and 31 Con. 13, $4.20; Hec-
tor McKay, 60 yards of gravel, 36 00;
Howson & Lawson, plank, $31.31; Jas.
Tunney, repairing culvert, con, 4, $3.00;
Wesley Kehue, repairing three bridges,
$6.00; McKinnon Bros, cutting hill and
widening road, Cons 12 and 13. $34.37;
Wm. Naylor, inspecting same, $3.75;
Wm. Naylor, drawing and putting in
tile. con. 13, .85; Frank Gutteridge,
tile, $1.68; Isaac Brown, tile, $13.50;
Fred Toll, cement, tile and repairing
the Toll Drain, $3.00; James Marshall,
putting in eatch basin on the Toll Drain,
$12,00; Dan: Martin, tile and wOrk on
Western Boundary. $20.00; A. Porter-
field, revising voters' lists, Judge's or-
der, $37,11; Chas. Campbell, collecting,
packing and shipping contribution of
County to British GoVernment, $25.50;
Geo. Poceck, work en Pocock Drain
side line 89 And 40 con 14, $10.00; F.
Anderson, refund on the Toll Drain,
$124.24.
The Council then adjonrned to meet
again according to statute on Tuesday,
Dee. 15th at 10 o'cloek.
A. PORTtitP191,9, Clerk,
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iDRY GOODS, GROCER-
IES, BOOTS AND SHOES, MEN'S AND BOYS'
fCLOTHING, LADIE S'
fCOATS, SUITS, FURS,
ETC., ETC.
L At This Store
IRead the list, then come
iand see how we carry out
our plan of REDUCING
? LIVING EXPENSES.
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Bargains in Groceries ,
i 14 lbs best,Granulated Sugar, $1.00
3 cans Peas, Corn, Tomatoes ...25c
Best Oatmeal 6 lbs for "5c
Corn Starch, per package .....08c
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7 bars Soap for. : ... 25c
Fancy Cakes, per lb ...... 10e
0 lbs fresh Rice • 25c
2 cans Maple Leaf Baking
Powder for 25c
1 3 packages Corn Flakes for25c
• Tin Pail Best Soda Biscuits ...25c
1 Pure Castile Soap, 25c bars for 20c
Choice Salmon 2 cans for . "Se
Good Sardines Se per can or
6 cans for • 25e
Best Syrup in Pails for .. 25e
Choice blend of Tea per lb .....35o
Canada Laundry Starch 08e
New Seeded Raisins per pkge10c
11.
Every Day
Bargains
These Cut Prices on Season-
able Goods just a time when you
are likely to want them, should,
make Buying easy. Only room
to quote a few of the Many Bar-
gains awaiting you here.
Ladies' Winter Coats
Just in. Very snappy i•.tyles. Fancy
tweed effects. Regular .$12 to $12.50
Coats, Sale price
10 Women's Coats made of fancy
curl cloth and diagonal weaves, fancy
collars, $15 Coats Sale $11.95
A clearing line of flirts Coats up to
$5 00. Value for .. $2.95
Women's Top Skirts to clear, made
of plain cloth and tweed effects, reg -
price $5, Sale $3 39
Bargain in Hose, 10 doz
heavy ribbed Hose, all sizes,
35c value Sale 25c
Women's 'Underwear, white
or grey Underwear, 'Vests
and drawers, regular 35e line,
Sale .. ....... 25c
Dress Plaids and Checks of
good quality and weight 12 1-2
value for. 10c
Snap in Fl an n ele t tes, 10
pieces, yard wide cloth at
12 1-2c, Sale . 10e
Flannelette Blankets, large
size, fine quality English
Blankets, grey or white,
special for Sale $1,50
Comforters made of fancy
ehintz, good size, 5 a 1 e
price . ,$1.25
Lace Collars, new Collars
just received, cream or white,
value up to 50c, on sale for..25c
Ribbons, Wide Hair Rib-
bons, all colors, regular price
15e, Sale. ,...„ 10c
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1,Vool Blankets. Big bar-
gains in Blankets, See our
special for Sate at .....153.00
Men' Store
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Men's Snits at cut pricOs.
$ and
Bargaill8 o n 5 a 1 e a t6.98, $7.95, $9.75.
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Boys' fleece lined1.7114.11tf-0 '
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shirts and Drawer, Sale.... 25 q
and Drawers, all sizes, spec/zit
Men's heavy ribbed Shirts
Salelet'.i.: 'and
Piboys' Caps with
of heavy Sweater Coats, Sale
Sweater Coats, Special line St
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inside hands, special cut price
Sale ... ..... .. , .. 50c
. $1.50 ,1
I3oys' Overcoats, special
$3.50, $4.00, $4.50, $5.00
e u t prices, 5 a 1 e $3.00,
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IT'S A LONG WAY TO
TIPPERARY
But a Short Way to
Patterson's Jewelry Store
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THINK of it, $9500 worth of Wa. es, Clocks,
Cut Glass, Silverware and J elry all the
newest designs. These goods we bought at the
low price before t e war c menced, and can
and will be sold fron per cent. less than
the dealer who had t� buy them after the war
began. This is a good chance for the people of
Wingham and surrounding country to purchase
swell Christmas gifts at a low price.
Pearl necklets Bracelet Watches •
Cut Glass • Pearl Pendants
Tango Bracelets Gents' Canes
Pearl Brooches Mesh Bags
Ladies' and Gents' Suit Case Umbrellas
Pearl Tie Pins Leather Goods
Pearl Rings Stirling Silver Novelties
Ladies' Watches Pearl Brac'elets
Pearl Ear Rings
Gents' Watches
Silverware
Manicure] Picces
Pearl Handled Flatware
20 per cent. saved on diamonds. The largest
stock this side of Toronto to choose from.
W. G. PATTERSON
HEADQUARTERS FOR
I FAMILY GROCERIES
If you have not tried us with an order for
HOUSEHOLD SUPPLIES
do so now and see how we fill it.
Fruit and Vegetables h -i Season
and our aim is to please in quality and promptness of delivery.
TEAS
Atrial of our Bulk Teas will convince you that the quality
is the best and the price is unchanged at 30e. and 40c.
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"The House of Quality"
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The Ford Coupelet
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sign. Rich. in appointment. Roomy and . comfort-
able, Every detail in Mat 1141, make and finish
carries the highest, quality. Vord efficiency and
large production making making possible the follow
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Fully Equipped (f.o.b. lor7a, Oat.) $850
Buyers of this practical Ford car will share in profits,
if we sell at retail 30,000 new Ford cars between Aug-
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