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Christmas Gifts
If you desire a Christmas Gift for a Man or a
Boy get them where he always buys his wearables.
Get them HERE and then you can't go wrong,
A Man always appreciates sotrtethirm he can
wear and be will appreciate it rnoreso
this year.
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'OUR CHRISTMAS TIES
• Every man and boy always expects a Christmas Tie and he gen-
ally gets it. Our Holiday Neckwear is the choicest shown. Exclus-
ive silks from exclusive makere, 25e, 50c, '75e, $1.00.
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OTHER CHRISTMAS HINTS
Bath Robes
Shirts
Gloves
Collars
Arm Bands
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Mufflers Sweaters .
Suspenders Hosiery
Handkerchiefs Dress Shirts
Underwear Cuffs
'Garters Hats,Caps'
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Wingham, Ont.
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Once more we are doing our best to offer
you •a line of Christmas Novelties and
Christrnas presents of the newest assortment
for women and children in Fancy Dress
Goods, Fancy Silk Waists, Silk Mufflers,
Silk Sweater Coats, Silk Aviation Cans,
Linens, Guest Tou els,Embroidery, Drapes,
Table Cloths, Linen Handkerchiefs, Ern-
broidery Handkerchiefs, Silk Handkerchiefs,
Initialed ..H,ndkerchiefs, Laundry Bags,
Tango Collars, Pin Cushions, Brooches,
• Cuff Links, Perrin's Kid Gloves, Perrin's
Cape Gloves, Ladies' Neckwear, Ladies'
Parasols and Suit Case Umbrellas.
MEN'S SUGGESTIONS FOR
CHRISTMAS, SHOPPERS
Biggest and newest line of Neckwear to
show you in Silk Kitted Ties, Plain Silks,
each tie boxed separately. Silk knitted
Mufflers, Armlets, Tie Pins, Cuff Links,
Suit Case UmbrtIlas, Fancy Knitted Vests,
Fancy Plush Ve ts, Perrin's Grey Suede
Silk Lined Gloves, Men's Seater Coats,
Silk Braces, and . many other suggestions
to offer you—tin those who shop arly.
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HANNA & CO.
'Phone 10
Winghant, Ont.
BOTTERICK PATTERNS ALWAYS IN STOCK
THE WINGHAM TIMES
EAST wAwANosit
Air. 3, J. Fryfogle and assietants
were out to Mr Arehie 13rydgeo re-
modelling an up to -date windmill.
The farmers are either beeetning
wealthy or else they are getting very
lazy as many a them ere installing
litter -carriers.
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On Tuesday night of laet week about
11 o'clock the proprietor of the Queen's
Hotel when closing for the night, took
a look throgh ail the rooms to see
thet everything was alright. When
entering a back sitting -room, but very
little used, he found Mr. Samuel Klein-
schrotb, a well-known and respected
retired farmer, who had been a resi-
dent of Listowel, for the past two
years, sittiug in a ehair, dead. He was
57 year of age and leaves a widow and
a grown-up family,
'smog/eve: •
The Farmers' Club will meet in the
Foresters' Hall on Tuesday evening,
December 15th.
Irwin Hilliard, K. 0., of Morrisburg,
Conservative, was elected to the
Ontario Legislature in a bye -election in
Dundas county, the constituency of the
late Sir James P. Whitney, by a ma-
jority reduced from 673 to 59, his ap-
ponent being John A. Campbell, Liber-
al, of Ormond.
[Intended for last week,'
Mrs. Joe Youill has been spending a
few days a her parents home, Mr. and
Mrs. G, W. Proctor.
Mr. McKenzie, Edmonton, is visiting
his sister, Mrs. W, J. Geddes.
Our citizens were sorry to hear of the
death of Jackie Hill at his father's
home in London, he was 9 years of age,
a bright loveable •child, youngest son of
Thee. Hill, formerly of Belgrave.
A contest has been concluded in con-
nection with the Adult Bible Class of
Knox Church for attendance at the
contest the losing side entertained the
winning side to a banquet which was
held last Friday night in the basement
of the church. In the neighbourhood
of sixty were present including the
teachers and officers of the school by
special invitation. A hot fewl supper
was served at 6.30 and a good program
rendered, consisting of recitations by
Rev. Mr. Boyle, Miss Harrison, Mrs.
W. 11. Ferguson; vocal selections by
Mrs, James Michie, Charles Cole, Jas.
Taylor; address by Mrs. Charles Camp-
bell, Mr. Nelson Higgins, also the
secretary -treasurer, Mrs. W. IL Fer-
guson reported 53 on the attendance
roll with 30 of an average attendance.
S. HELENS.
did not see you at the concert,
Donald, No, Walter, I would not have
missed it for a good deal, either, but it
was impossible for me to be there. I
hear that it was good, and there was a
fine crowd? It was, I t ink, the very
best ever given in St. s, which is
saying a good deal, and e house was
crowded to the doors with the most at-
tentive and orderly crowd I ever saw.
There were three speakers ; Rev, Mr.
McKinley, of Lucknow, Rev. Mr, Mc-
Intosh, of St. Helens, and Mr, Mus-
grove, M. P. P., of Wingham. Mr.
George Anderson, of Lucknow, was un-
expectedly called to Winnitieg and was
much disappointed at not being able to
be present, The speakers were all m
their best form and gave stirring and
instructive addresses, and the attention
and aPplause they received showed the
appreciation of the audience. And
Doeald, you should have heard that
Lueknovv bunch of singers! they cer-
tainly excelled themselves. There were
Mrs. George Anderson, Mrs. T. Reid
and Miss Robertson, Messrs Reid,
Acheson, Allan and Neil McCallum,
piper. They gave us solos, duets,
quartettes, both mixed and male, itndin
the best of style, and gave them so
cheerfully and freely that it was
pleasure to hear them. The White-
church boys came over with ten of their
members under Captain Carrick and
gave an interesting drill, but
they were much handicapped for
room on the platf or m. They
had a couple of Red Cross nurses
Who attended to their wounded in the
bayonet charges. Then they sang,
"Tenting on the Old Camp Ground",
led by Mr. Eggleson, in splendid voice,
and finished with the Royal salote to
the Nationel Anthem Miss Clark, of
St. Helens, tang a beautiful solo and
Harry Macey tow sang a solo and had
to respond with An .encore. What joke
did they speing on Webster and. Me -
Quillen,' Walter? Well it seems that
they went cosi hunting one night and
Cap, Webster, expeeting that he might
have to take his men to the front soon,
end watching for a chance to test
their endurante and clbse observance
of orders, ordered MeQuillan to watth
a tree that they had run a con up, this
McQuillan did till morning, while the
Cap. got the coon and made for home.
Webster says that that is the kind of
stuff heroes are made of. Now you
can take thie for what it is worth,
Donald, my authority is the Lucknow
quartette. 1 must away,
The unemployed situation is acute at
Moe Jaw.
Ralph Smith, T. N, 0. despatch, r
at North Ray, son of Capt. W. 14 Sall h
o' Orono, and Was Cora White ( f
Bracabrioge, a school teacher from
Feronia, lot their lives while elcating
on Lake Nipissing, venturing out too
Speaking at the annual meeting of
North Oxford Reform Association, Mr,
N. W. Rowell, K. 0., Provincial Liberal
leader and M, P. P. for the constituency,
announce 1 that he would offer to cce
operate with Premier Hearst in a non-
partisan dealing with the liquor traffic
in Ottawa.
LITT: ETOO JVCAUigErs
Toronto, Dec. 7—Union Stock Yards
—Receipts, Saturday inoluthd, 2 1 cars,
with 3,684 eattle, 165 calves, 3,93 hogs,
and 1,521 sheep and lambs.
Trade was fairly active, and a good
steady market to -day. Choicest bat-
chers were, if anything, a little firmer,
several loads selling at $7.75 to $8. Fair
to good medium butchers steady at re-
cent prices. The ren was heavy, and
included a large proportion of canners
and right rough cattle, and while there is
still a good demand for canners, prices
were inclined to shade off a little easier.
Good veal calves, steady to firm.
Steady demand for good mfich cows.
Light lambs, steady. Heavy lambs,
dull end inclined easier.
Hogs 20c to 25c lower.
Export $ 8 15
Butcher cattle choice. 7 60
do medium., 7 50
Budtochmereacoiuwnis . ca h. oice ... 6 40
do common .. 5 50
4 25
pedeodebru 6 35
slts.. .
6 00
Stockers ... ....... 5 75
do -medium . 5 25
do light..., 425
Canners and cutters .. 61 0050
Milkers, choice
Springers'- 50 00
Common and mecliume•40 00
Li, iagmhbt e 2, v.v.e.s ..... . . . . . : 75 2255
do bucks .e ,.. .... ...., 3 50
Hogs fed and watered 7 25
do f.o,b „ 6 90
Calves 5 00
$ 8 40
7 75
7 60
6 50
5 75
4 50
6 50
6 65
6 00
• 5 75
• 4 65
4 10
00 00
95 00
64 00
8 50
5 70
4 50
7 35
10 00
WINGtk An 14A1tRET REPORTS.
Wingham, December 9, 1914
Flour per 100 lbs
Fall wheat
Oats,. .. . . , .0 47 to 0 47
Barley .0 60 to 0 60
Peas . —, .1 65 to 1 55
Butter dairy .0 28 to 0 24
Eggs per doz ' , 0 35 to 0 25
Wood per cord ' . ' 2 25 to 3 00
Hay per ton 13 00 to 14 00
Hogs .. , • • .• •• • • , • • .., ,.7 00 to 7 00
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3 15 to 3 70
1 12 to 1 12
crook at gaup °Cabe!
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High Cost
4t of Living
reduced by buying your
DRY GOODS, GROCER-
IES, BOOTS AND SHOES,
fMEN'S AND BOYS'
CLOTHING, LADIES'
fCOATS, SUITS, FURS,
ETC„ ETC.
fAt This Store
Read the list, then come
tand see how we carry out
our plan of REDUCING
LIVING EXPENSES.
Bargains in Groceries
14 lbs best Granulated Sugar $1.00
3 cans Peas, Corn, Tomatoes..25e
Best Oatmeal 6 lbs for 25e
Corn Starch, per package 08e
7 bars Soap for. .... ...... ,25e
Fancy Cakes, per lb , 10e
6 lbs fresh Rice .., ,. , ..... , 25e
2 cans Maple Leaf Baking
Powder for, 25e
3 packages Corn Flakes for25e
Tin Pail Best Soda Biscuits, 25c
Pure Castile Soap, 25e bars for 20c
Choice Salmon 2 cans for 25e
Good Sardines Sc per can or
ci5 6 cans for ""5e
?Best Syrup in Pails for .. .,... 25e
Choice blend of Tea per lb .„ . 35e
Canada Laundry Starch 08e
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New Seeded Raisins per pkge10e
hard's
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 styles, Faney
tweed tqleets. Ioguta 12 to $12.50
Coats, Sale price *9.75
10 Wotnen's Coats made of fancy
curl cloth and diagonal weaves, fancy
coilars, $15 Coats Sale $11.95
A clearing line of Girls Coats up to
$3 00. Value for $2.95
Women's Top Skirts to clear, made
of piain cloth and tweed effects, reg.,
price $5, $ale .......... — ..... .433 39
Bargain in Hose, 10 dos
heavy ribbed Hose, all sizes,
35c value Sale 25e
Women's ITnderwettr, White
or grey Underwear, Vests
and. drawers, regular 33c line, -
Sale 25e
Dress Plaids and Checks of
good quality and weight 12 1-2
value for 10c
.Snap in Flannelettes, 10
pieces, yard wide cloth at
12 1-2c, Sale 1.0c
Flannelette Blankets, large
size, fine quality English
Blankets, grey or white,
special for Sale .... $1.50
Comforters made of fancy
chintz, good size, S a 1 e
price • $1,25
Lace Collars, new Collars
just received, cream or white,
value up to 50e, on sale for., 25c
Ribbons, Wide Hair Rib-
bons, all colors, regular price
15c, Sale. ..... ....10c
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'Wool Blankets. Big bar- •
gains in Blankets. See (Jur
special for Stile „ $3,00 -
Men' Store
Men's Suits at cut prices..
Bargains on Sale at
$6.08, $7,95, $0.75, and
*11.00
Boys' t(q•ce lined Under-
shirts and Drawer, Sale.,.. 25
Men's heavy ribbed Shirts
and Drawers, all sizes,' special
Sale . .. 75c
Men's and. boys' Caps with
inside bands, speeial cut price
Sale 50e
Sweater Coats, Special line
of heavy Sweater Coats, Sale
Boys' Overcoats, special
c u t prices, S a 1 e $3.00,
$3.50, $1.00, $4.50, 85.00
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*Who's Your Grocer?
We're Bidding for Your Trade.
HAVE YOU TRIED marketing here? Call and let us
fill your next order. If you want clean, fresh Groceries of
the best quality at lowest prices we have them—Choice
Groceries, Fresh Fruits, appetizing Smoked Meats, high
grade Teas, pure Confectionary, all leading brands of
Breakfast Foods, and best Canned Goods on the market.
Your order will be filled promptly and satisfaction is
left with
Henry T.
Thomson
"The House of Quality"
*Free tuelivery Phone 9,
Fast Service.*
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A good line of
OAK ROCKING
CHAIRS
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Couches, Centre -Tables.W ting Desks, Library
Tables, Book Cases, Jar r Stands, Brass Beds,
Kitchen Cabinets, Batty Cutters, Oak Dining
Chairs, Picture Framing, Buffets, Extension
Tables, Felt Mattresses, Hall Mirrors and
Seats, Toy Sets 2 chairs and table, Music
Racks, All suitable for Christmas Gifts.
JAS. WALKER'
Purnitnre Jealer and Undertaker
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The annital Christmas eatertrintozett,
in connection with the Presbyterian
Sabbath School here will be held on
, Wednesday evening-, December 23rd.
A splendid program in connection with
the same is being prepared by the chil-
dren and the christma8 tree will be no
less an interesting feature.
The attnal meeting of the White-
church Cheese and Bettec yea t'a
lug t,o., will be held in the For,!sters'
Whitechurch, on Mmtlay, Decl,tn-
bet 21st, 1914, at two o'clozk p. in, for
the purpose of r+?ceiving a report of the
business of the year. The election of A
Boatel of Direetars for the year 1915,
and for the transaction of any .other
business that may be brought before
the meeting, A full attendance 'of the
shareholders and patrons is requested.
IT'S A LONG WAY TO
TIPPERARY
But • a Short Way to
Patterson's Jewelry Store
THINK of it, $9500 'N,vorth of Watches, Clocks,
Cut Glass, Silverware and Jewelry all the
newest designs. These goods were bought at the
low price before the war commenced, and can
and will be sold from 25 to 50 per cent. less than
the dealer who had to 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
Cut Glass
Tango Bracelets
Pearl Brooches
Bracelet Watches
Pearl Pendants
Gents' Canes
Mesh Bags
Ladies' and Gents' Suit Case Umbrellas
Pearl Tie Pins Leather Goods
Pearl Rings Stirling Silver Novelties
Ladies' Watches Pearl Bracelets
Pearl Ear Rings Silverware
Gents' Watches Manicure' Pieces
Pearl Handled Flatware
20 per cent. saved on diamonds. The largest
stock th!s side of Toronto to choose ffotn.
W. G. PATTERSON
The Great Watch Doc?
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