The Wingham Times, 1915-01-07, Page 5er•
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Call and see the
Bargains we are
offering Horse
Day,Wednesday
January 13th.
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Horse Day in Wingham on Wednes- Horse Day in Wingham on
day, January 13th. Horse buyers in day, Jam•.ary 12th. horse
town and big bargains in the stores, town and hire barg•.ins in the
The Parsonage was the scene of a Ross M'iiinmm son of Mrs. Hugh
quiet but pretty wedding on Wednesday McKinnon, of Orey Township, who is
Dec. 2Nrd, when Miss Amea Belle Stan- corporal in '•D" Company. 22'd Botta- ;
ley was united in matrimony to Mr. lion, now at Q..tebee, was home for a
John McFarlane of the 12th con., Cul- short visit, and while here was present -
roes. Rev. E. A. Fear conducted the ed with an elegant wrist watch by the
•tubers of Brussels I.0 O.F. Be en-
t'crl;'-r R. Young, ex -Warden of
Wednes- Prince Edward County, died at Picton,
buyers in aged 7l..
stores.
ceremony. The bride was attended by me
her sister. Francis, and Mr, Roy Button list"d with his company at Pstevan,
acted as beat man, The young couple , Sask. !
will reside on the groom's farm near 1 Judgment was reserved,in the case of Toronto, Jany. 4 -Union Stock Yards
Kinlough. ' Kirkby vs Brussels corporation, which : -Receipts to -day: 71 cars, with 1,586
came up for hearing at Goderich last cattle, 49 cakes, 339 hogs, and 177
week. ' sheep and lambs.
The second course in the Royal School
of Artillery for officers opened at King -
sten. .
The franchise for married women was
favored by the voters in many Ontario
muni^i esluice,
LIVE wroo». 514.11KETS
W EOX ISTElt.
Horse Day in Wingham on Wednes-
day, January 13th. Horse buyers in
town and big bargains in the stores.
Another of the old citizens of Wrox-
eter has passed away in the person of
Mr George Nicholson, whose death oc-
curred on Wednesday, Dec, 23rd, aged
82. Mr. Nicholson, though originally
of an old Yorkshire family, was born in
Almonte, Ontario, and as a young man
came west and took up a farm on the
Gth of Turnberry where the greater
part of his life was sPent. About 14
years ago he retired to Wroxeter to
spend the remainder of his days in well
earned leisure. His wife, whoprede-
ceased him by many years, was a
daughter of the late John Smith. No
children came to bless this union, but
Mr. Allan Fralick, of Turnberry is an
adopted son. •
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Coats on Sale
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' our ladies' Winter Coats in fancy 1.0
01.0h Tweeds, Blanket Cloths and Blacko
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jThis line of coats is exceptional ifs
I good value for the money ---in sizes :
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'" 34 to 42, sale price $4.95 each
Watch our Window Display
nowlon..
Horse Day in Wingham on Wednes-
day, January 13th. Horse buyers in
town and big bargains in the stores.
On Friday, Dec. 25th, the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Bert King, con. 10, How -
ick, was the scene of a very pretty
wedding when their eldest daughter,
Laurel Pearl, was united in marriage
to Mr. William Oswald Fraser, of Owen
Sound. To the strains of the wedding
march played by a cousin of the bride
Miss Emily King of Turnberry, the
bride entered the parlor leaning on the
arm of her lather and prettily
gowned in navy blue corduroy velvet.
Miss Minnetta Davidson, of Hanover,
cousin of the bride, acted as bridesmaid
and Mr. Harry Fraser assisted the
groom. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. Mr. Roberts, of Gorrie. The
groom's gift to the bride was a hand-
some necklace, to t h e brides-
maid a pretty brooch set with
rubies and garnets, and to Miss Emily
King a bar pin set with pearls. After
hearty congratulations they led the
way to the dining room where a sump-
tuous wedding dinner awaited them,.
Other specials for this week:
.Ladies' Blazer Sweatercoats in Red .
and White, 'Grey and Red stripes,
r $1,49
.3; Ladies' Mink -marmot Muffs, No.
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Ali z quality, plain style for $3.95
' Men's Stiff Hats all the newest
cilli shapes in black, reg. $2.5o for $1.409 1-01�
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`* DRESS GOODS: ---500 yds dress
marc
,go goods in plain and fancy materials
'ii in blues, greys and blacks, reg. 75C
.* and 5 oc for 33C yd
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Horse Day in Wingham on Wednes-
day, January 13th. Horse buyers in
town and big bargains in the shores.
Miss Elizabeth Ferguson, cif Tees -
water, and Miss Grace (nurse); of Nia-
gara Falls, are here for a l olidny at
the home of their parents, W. 11. and
Mrs. Ferguson.
Ross Jackson and wife, of; Tisdale,
Sask., are welcome visitois among
relatives and old friends ins l' orris and
locality. Both were former 'residents,
Mrs. Jackson being Miss Carie Short -
reed. Mr, Jackson is'a sore of Peter
Jackson, formerly of the 8thiline.
Following an accident, rs. George
Readman, 7th line, passe away on
Wednesday of last week. rs. Read -
man's maiden name was A
na, she was born in Tyrone
coming to America when 7
and was married to Geo. V'
37 years ago. He pre -de
years. They lived at Ovid
and came to Morris "short]
marriage and spent the bi
their time there. •Their
George and Peter and Mi
Emma all of this`townshi
man was in her .79th yea, but was so
uld pass for
kind, genial,
many friends
ie McKen-
0., Ireland,
ears of age
Readman,
ased her 13
ntre, Mich.,
. after 'their
`gest part of
,dhildren are
fies Kate and
Mrs. Read -
smart and, act ve„she
much Younger, She was
hospitable woman•<and ha
who will regrether demist, One sister,
Mrs. Shane, survives.
"Business as Usual" or this year.
says the Brantford Exositor. Don't
get cold feet or listen to the blue ruin
artist. The worst days of the war have
passed, the panicky stae is over and
there should be a grad al improvement
from now on. Busine - will be just
what you make it. Cl se attention • to
detail, a little more en•rgy;and the net
results will be muoh a: usual. •
C. McCurdy bought I load good
butchers, 000 lbs, $7.25.
Gunn's, Ltd., bought 1(0 cattle, $7
to $7.75.
W. J. Neely (Matthews and Black
well) bought 200 cattle: Good butchers.
The cattle offerings to -day were not
as heavy as expected, and with a fair
active trade'prices were a little firmer,.
though not so firm as to indicate any
serious shortage. One load of choice
heavy steers sold at $8.25. Several
choice small lots sold around $8, but
the average advance on fair to good
butcher cattle would not be more
than 100 to 15c over lastweek.
Choice light lambs were about steady
around $8 to $8.25, but heavy lambs
dull.
Hogs steady at $7.50 fed and watered.
Export. $ 8 15
•Butcher cattle choice.... 7 60
do medium ' 7 50
Butcher cows choice.. ..• 6 00
do medium.... ..... 5 25
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 .... ... 6 75
Light ewes ..... .... 5 25
do bucks . 3 50
Hogs fed and watered . , 7 50
do f.o.b.... ..... ... . 7 15
Calves 9 00
$ 8 40
7 75
7 60
6 25
5 50
4 50
6 50
6 65
6 00
5 '75
4 65
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6 00
4 50
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WINGHADi PTAn:1{ET RN,1'r)ttT4.
Wingham, December 30, 1014
Flour per 1001bs 3 15 to 3 70
Fall wheat 1 15 to 116
Oats,..... ,.... 0 43 to 0 45
Barley ,0 60 to 0 60
Peas .. ,.....,1 60 to 1 60
Butter dairy .0 25 to 0 25
Eggs per doz 0 40 to 0 40
Wood per cord 225 to 2 75
Hay per ton .. .........13 00 to 14 00
•Hogs .. ......700 to 700
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Exhibition. and Sale
Wednesday
13th
Buyers representing the best arse markets of Ontario are expect-
ed to be present. We will be glad to introduce you to them.
T. R. Bennett will hold an auction sale of all kinds of live stock and
any articles brought to his stand.
The following prizes will be offered to farmers having horses for
sale
$5.00 for the Best Heavy Draught Team.
1 $5.00 for the Best General Purpose Team.
$5.00 for Best Single Driver (turn -out considered)
i The Business'Men's Association is making arrangements for ample
I• accornodation for both man a d beast.
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I A D' MAMMOTH
lock Taking Sale
Beginning S.xturday, January 2nd and
continuing Ull the end of the month.
The Stock mu3t be reduced by several thousand
dollars before inventory is taken and in order to do
this we are making a BIG CUT in the prices of all
Winter Goods,
-NOW is the time for you to buy Seasonable
li) Goods at a Big Reduction
Women's Wear Store
A large stock of High Grad, Furs and Rea ly to -
wear. Garments for women and girls at prices that are
' the lowest quoted for goods of this quality.
Winter Coats
10 on sale at $4.95. 12 on sale at $7.95
8 on sale at $9.75. 15 on sale at $11.75
Fur Coats to clear at Big Reductions.
Fur Collared Coats at 20 per cent off reg, prices
Cut prices on B'ankets, Sweaters, Hosi;ry, Under-
wear, Waists, House Dresses etc. Muffs and Stop s
of Persian Lamb, Sable, Mink Marmot, Fitch, Mo`•e,
Bear, Blue Wolfe etc at Big Reductions.
Men's Wear Store
Men's Fur Coats, Fur Lined a d Fur Collar d
Coats at a saving of 20 to 25 per cent. See' our
special Fur Coat at $20.00.
Men's and Boys' Overcoat',"Fite Ri:e" Brand at
Bargain Price-.
Men's and Boys' Suits, all sizes .Ind styles.
our Boy's Suits at $2.95, $3.50, and $4.50.
Men's Suits at $6.98, $7.50, $8.75 end $10.00.
Big Bargains in Sweater • Coats, Winter Under-
wear, Gloves, Mitts, Top Shirts, Fur Caps, Peak
Caps, Heavy Rubbers, Boots and Shoe
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Groceries at Cut Prices
H. E. ISARD & CO,
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ON WNO1IM FAIR DAY I
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY -15TH
You can buy anything in Patter en's
Jewelery Store
for Spot Cash or that d •only, providing
you will pro se you 1 not ask for any-
thing at thes pr - after January 13th.
This is one d. c ance of you lifetime to
get good goods at your own prices.
W. G. PATTERSON
The Great
Wingham
Watch Doctor
Ontario
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$1.00-For the best basket Dair . tter. Rolls not weighing
over four pounds.
$1.00 -For the best bas - Dairy Print Butter. Basket to
contain not 1- an ten pounds, color, flavor and gen-
eral ap. • nee considered.
$1.00 -For basket Fresh Eggs, number, size and quality
taken into consideration.
COMPETITION CLOSES AT FIVE O'CLOCK.
A. H. WII FORD
Produce Dealer
Office Phone 174 Residence Phone 108
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NOW IS THE TIME
TO RENEW
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