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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 something he can
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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 makers. 25c1 50,c, We, 81..00.
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OTHER CHRISTMAS HINTS
Bath Robes
Shirts
Gloves
Collars
Arm Bands
Mufflers. Sweaters
Suspenders Hosiery
Handkerchiefs Dress Shirts
Underwear Cuffs
Garters Hats,Caps
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Once more we are doing our best to offer
you a line .of Christmas Novelties and
Christmas presents of the newest assortment
For women and children in Fancy Dress
Goods, Fancy Silk Waists, Silk Mufflers,
Silk Sweater Coats, Silk Aviation Caps,
Linens, Guest To wels,Embroidery, Drapes,
Table Cloths, Linen Handkerchiefs, Em-
broidery Handkerchiefs, Silk Handkerchiefs,
Initialed Himdkerchiefs, 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 Umbrellas, Fancy Knitted Vests,
Fancy Plush Ve ts, Perrin's Grey Suede
Silk Lined Gloves, Men's Sweater Coats,
Silk Braces, and many other suggestions
to offer you—to those who shop early.
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GLENANNAN
Eadie's Sunday School will hold their
Christmas entertainment on VVedneeday,
December 23rd. Admission 25c, for a-
dults, Children free, Proceeds far
Belgian children.
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I•ROSS.
At the annual meeting of the Ameri-
can Leiceeter Breeders Associathn
held in Guelph last week, Mr, Geo. 13. I
Armstrong was elected as Preoglent.
Mr. Armstrong was again recommeifd-
ed as judge of Leicester sheep at the
International Fat Stock Show in
Chicago in 1915.
FORDYCE,
Mr, Edward Haines and Mr. P, Mc-
Glynn attended the fat stock show at
Guelph.
Mrs, Sam Durnin, oft. Helens, epent
a few days with her sister, Mrs, John
Jamieson.
A few from around this locality took
in the patriotic ball at Whitechurch and
had a very enjoyable time.
DELMORE
There passed away at the home of
her son, Wm. H. Lowry, Belmore, on
Monday morning Dec. 7th at 3.50 Mrs.
Hugh Lowry, aged 75 years and 8
months. Her husband pre -deceased
her nearly 20 years ago. She has been
in failing health the past six months
and the end came as indicated above.
Mr. and Mrs. Lowry, moved to the
farm, on which she died, in February
1863—having come from Brooklin, near
Whitby. For some years Mr. Lowry
carried on the blacksmithing business
in Belmore while the farm was bang
cleared. They were beth active mem-
bers of the Methodist Church for years,
Mr. Lowery being one of the trustees
of the Church built in 1878. Mrs. H.
on the farm, Howard at Donald, and
„one daughter, Mrs. (Rev.) D. Rogers,
of St, Thomas.
M.ORRIS
Box Social and Entertainment on the
evening of December 21st, beginning
promptly at eight o'clock, a box social
and entertainment will be held in S. S.
No. 7, Morris. All the ladies who can
are kindly requested to bring boxes.
Mrs. John Robb, 6th line, was on the
siek list during the past week but , is
much better now we are glad to say.
Noble Wheeler, son of Jno. and Mrs.
Wheeler, of London, was visiting at
Mrs. Chas. Wheeler's and renewing old
friendships at Belgrave.
While playing at school Roland Marks,
of the 5th line, had the enisfortune to
have an arm broken and to make it
worse there were no less than three
breaks. We hope the laddie will do
well and soon recover.
James A. and Mrs. Moore, of Grand
Prairie, Beace River Country, were
visiting at the home of George and Mrs.
Kelly, 8th line, and calling on old friends
in the neighborhood where they former-
ly resided for several 'years. They
were very welcome and no kick would
be coming if they picked out a farm in
Morris and settled here.
BRUSSELS
The annual election in connection
with Bruseels Orange Lodge, No, i76,
took place on Monday , evening of this
week and resulted as follows: —W. M.
R. Bowman; Deputy Master, Elston
Cardiff; Chaplain, Rey. R. E. Page;
Recording Secretary, E. Plum; Finan-
cial Secretary, G. Cardiff; Treas., R.
Smith; D. of C., E. Somers; Lecturers,
W. McCutcheone Committee men, 1st,
J. Bryans: 2nd, R. Thuell, 3rd, Geo,
Manning, 4th, D. Jordan; 5th, H. Mc-
Cutcheon jr,; Inside Tyler, Geo. Colvin
sr.; Outside Tyler, D. Jordan.
At high noon on Wednesday of last
*week "Fairview," the residence of
David Ross, Elizabeth street, Brussels,
was the scene of a matrimonial event
of no small interest. The bride was
Miss Eliza (Lizzie), daughter of the
host and the groom, Jno. E. Smith, of
Brandon, Man., a former well-knoWn
merchant of town. As the wedding
march was played by Miss Kate Smith,
niece of the groom, the principals took
their places, the bride leaning on the
arm of her father. Rev. A. J. Mann, B.
A., performed the ceremony in the
presence of only the immediate rela-
tives. Bride wore a very becoming
dress of navy blue broadcloth and hat
to match. After congratulations the
company sat down to a well served de-
jeuner. Mr. and Mrs. Smith left on
the 3.45 p. m. train, many going to the
depot to see them off and to extend
congratulations. Mr. Smith is a
well-to-do resident of Brandon where
he has resided for a good many years,
The bride will be greatly missed, es-
pecially in the Presbyterian chuach was
an indefatigable and Most successful
worker Mr. and Mre. Smith carry
With them the hearty good wishes of
a wide circle of old friends to their
home, 1036 Louise Avenue, Brandon.
metres.
The patriotic emicert,lield in Industry
Hall Friday evening, Was one of the
Most largelytattended gatherings ever
hall in Blyth, and the proceeds totalled
oeer ;100. The money will go foe the
Belgium relief fund.
The funeral of iarneo Nesbitt, aged
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86, held Saturday to Myth Cemetery, I Coso.adlipaosserbesealsteiosoisliaesagbesewasit,,e4vassetiseoesrleoNIVaisseelloofe"
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was largely attendsd. Deceased wen
born in Ireland and, earning to this
country as a youth, was one of the first
settlera in Clark Township. About
sty years ago he • moved to Morris
Township, and out of what was then
bush, made one of the finest farms in
the district. Besides the wife, he
leaves; two sons and two daughters:
Robert or. the homestead; Mrs. Outt, of
Blyth; Mrs, McKenzie, of Clinton, and
Maurice, of Detroit, All attended the
funeral.
Hcward, the 5 -year-old son of Mr,
and .1ra P. Uttley, died after a brief
illness. The remains were taken to
Berlin for interment.
LIVE STOCts. 1114t1RETS
Toronto, Dee. 14th — Union Stock
Yarda—Receipts for today were 100
cars, with 4,099 cattle, 229 calves, 915
hogs, and 786 sheep and Iambs,
The market tcday was very slow, fol-
lowing the heavy purchases of the latter
part of last week, for the Christmas
trade. There was a heavy run of
medium fat cattle and of canners and
cutters to -day, and evidently the trade
was already well supplied with these
classes of cattle for the present. The
result was a very slow market. Choice
butcher sold steady to firm, but canners
and rough cows were off.
Lambs steady but dull trade.
Hogs unchanged at $7.25 fed and
watered.
Export $ 8 15
Butcher catth choice7 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 425
Canners and cutters.. 3 50
Milkers, choice . 60 00
Springers 50 00
Common and medium-- 40 00
Lambs .. 7 00
Light ewesa 5 25
do bucks ...... ..... .... 3 50
Hogs fed and watered... 7 25
do f.o.b 6 20
Calves .... 9 Ob
$ 8 40
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5 75
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6 65
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WINGIf AJ,1 UARRET REPORTS.
• Wingham, December 9, 1914
Flour per 1001bs 3 15 to 3 70
Fall wheat 1 12 to 1 12
Oats 0 47 to 0 47
Barley .0 60 to 0 60
Peas .. 1 55,to 1 55
Butter dairy .0 23 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 toil 00
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AMEN.
IN wishing you a Merry Chri Aims and a Happy New Year, may we also,,expres$
the wish that our acquaintance for the coming year may be closer, happier and
still more mutually beneficial. Headquarters for the largest stock of useful
Christmas presents for men, wom m and children.
STORES 0
Ladies' Wear Store
What about a Muff or Neck Piece for a useful
present, Yon get a large stock of furs to choose
from here and, at special cut prices for extra Christ-
mas trade. See our range of furs for children's
wear.
Wool Delanes
Large stock of new patterns and colorings. A.
waist or kimona length nutkes a very nice present.
Waists
Ladies' fancy silk waists, also striped flannel,
all sizes ab special prices.
Carpet Department
Useful presents in Hottsefurnishing Goods Rugs
all kinds and sizes. Lace Curtains, Blinds, Brass
Rods, Fancy Table Cloths, Irish Linen Set of Nap-
kins and Table Cloths to niatch,Art Sateens, Hnnd
and Electric Vacuum Cleaners, the best make.
Hand Bags
A shipment of Christmas Bags just received,
every one a bargain. Prices begin at 25c. See'
our large bag at 60e
New Collars
Large range of lily collars and new neck-
wear, Silk Cords, Beads, Silk Ties and Collars,
all prices. Special line 25c
EVERY NI-GHT,
Kid Gloves
A large Stock of Vowries Kid Gloves at old
prices,guaranteed lines,black or colors $1 and $1.25
Combs
A. nice range of new barrets, side combs,
bark combs, tango pins, etc, very special value
at 25c
Silks
Plain and fancy silks, pretty for waists or
dressea. All prices.
Purses
A large stock at ',edema prices. Traveller's
set of samples bought at a discount, on sale at
cut prices.
Scarfs
Fancy opera scarfs in fancy silk, tinsel net,
tee wool, ete. See special at 50c
Men's Wear Store
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Presents for men and boys in great
variety in the men's section.
Silk Ties, Handkerchiefs, Kid Gloves and
Belts
bands,Garters,Cutf Links,Sweater Coats, Hockey
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Mittri, Silk Mufflers, Braces in fancy boxes, Ann -
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The new Suede Belt is very pretty. Comes
in ew colorings. See them. Price 50c
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Caps, Hockey Boots, Fancy Slippers, Umbrellas,
Fancy Socks, Fur -lined Gloves, Leather Collar
Boxee, Fur Caps, Fur -lined Coats, Fur Coats, etc,
Handkerchiefs
In. great variety. We have all the best kinds Men's and Boys' Overcoats and Suits, "Fit -
in stock. Prices begin at 5c. Special Value .... 25e
Rite" brand, cut prices for Christmas business
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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
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A good line of
OAK ROCKING
CHAIRS
also
Couches, Centre Tables, Writing Desks, Library
Tables, Book Cases, Jardenier Stands, Brass Beds,
Kitchen Cabinets, Baby 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 ,Jea.ler and Undertaker
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WROXETER
We regret to have to chronicle the
death of Joseph Cowan, an old and
highly esteemed resident of this place,
which took plaee on Friday evening
1 Dec. 4th. Although he had been grad-
ually failing for time years, his death
came as a shock to his any friends as
he had been fM the Area the previous
day. He was taken ill Thursday night,
and passed IMO, as stated above, hay-
ing attained his eightieth year. Mr.
Cowan had eon d eted different busi n ess-
es in the village and for a great num-
ber of years was village cleric. Ile was
of a kind and jovial nature and had
many friends, who with his grandson,
Sherris Gibson, will greatly regret his
demise. Mrs. Cowan, also his two
daughters, MiSS Unit?, and Mrs. John
Gibson, passed away some years ago.
IT'S A LONG WAY TO
TIPPERARY
But a Short Way to
Patterson's Jewelry Store
THINK of it, $9500 worth 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
Bracelet Watches
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 Ear Rings
Gents' Watches
Pearl Bracelets
Silverware
Manicure' Pieces
Pearl Handled Flatware
20 per cent. saved on diamonds. The largest
stock th;s side of Toronto to choose from.
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The Great Watch Doctor
WINGHAM
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