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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1913-07-31, Page 5VONINIWW/ w>Snv: xr.-..u.r tial• Sulting s For Fall Our complete range of Sample Cloths for Fall and Winter are here. The range is the choice of the procuct of the great Woollen Mills of En- gland and Scotland. We do not hesitate in stating that it is the largest and best range shown by any tailoring concern in Canada. Try a 2; ; th Century Suit this fall, Made to your Measure and Made' to Fit. Choose your Cloth now and leave your Measure. Sa lsfawtion Guaranteed W. 4. GA.flPB1LL THE CLOTHIER MacDonald Block - Opp. Bank of Commmerce SUGGESSOR TO McGEE & CAMPBELL 1 THE WINGIIUbt TIMES, JULY 31 1913 TtliNHER RY Minutes of meeting held ,July 21st, 1913, Members of council all present, Reeve in the chair. Minutes of last meeting were read and adopted. The half yearly statement was laid before the council showing a balance of $1216.71. Rutherford -Wheeler -That the re- port as read be accepted. Wheeler -McBurney -That By -Law No. 12, 1913, be passed to meet the ex- penditures of the Townships of Turn - berry, for the current year. Wellwood -Rutherford-That By-law No, 13, 1913 be passed to provide funds to meet the Township's grant to schools for the current year. Wheeler -McBurney -:That By -Law No. 14, 1913, be passed to provide funds to meet the payment of bridge deben- ture No. 1, for the year 1912. Three applications for the position of tax collector were received. Moved by Mr. Wheeler, seconded by Mr. Mulvey that Herb. Hennings be appointed. Moved in amendment by Mr. Mc- Burney, seconded by Mr. Wellwood that Gavin .Wilson be appointed Collector. The amendment carried. By -Law No. 13, 1913 was then passed appointing Mr. Gavin Wilson tax col- lector for the year 1913. He to furnish security satisfactory 'to the council. On motion of Messrs. Rutherford and Wellwood, By -Law No.. 16 was passed authorizing the Reeve and Treasurer to borrow from The Bank of Hamilton sufficient funds to meet current expen- diture until taxes are collected. The following accounts were passed and cheques issued:- Robt. Mosgrove, $4.00 insp. Smith drain; McKinnon Bros., $118.10 work on roads; Stapleton Bros., $7.65 work on boundary; John Kennedy, $10.00 work on boundary; A. Finlater, $20.25, work on street, Belmore; Wm. Elliott, $50.- 32 tile Bruce drain; Wm. J. Campbell, $10.60 gravel and repairs to grader; David Eadie, $14.00, gravel; Thos. Weir, $13.45, culvert and work on road; John Weiler, $4.50 culvert and work on road; Thos. Tinn, $4.00 refund statute labor; Chas. Aitken, $5.00 tile culvert, gravel; Jas. T. Wylie, $20.60 posts and gravel. Gravel -John Ainsley, $1.68; Sam Vanstone, $L63; Hugh Casemore, $04.16; John W. King, $9.25; Thos. Aitken, $2.80; Mrs. Holmes, $6.88. Duff & Stewart, $10.00 balance bolts bridge; Theo. Finnen, $28.75 work on grader; J. Merkley, $110.50, use of engine on grader; Chas. Barber, $80.00, part payment Woods bridge; Thos. Hart, $20.00 work W.T.P. Wheeler -McBurney -That this meet- ing do now adjourn to meet at Bluevale on Monday, August 25th, 1913, at 10 a.m. PAUL PowI'.LI., Clerk. Note-Pathmasters will please return road lists on or before the 15th of Aug- ust, 1913, also school secretaries will please send in requisitions by the same date. P. P. I;1ST WAwAVIlifl Miss Aggie Scott is spending two weeks with relatives and friends in Guelph. Work is being pushed along rapidly on the house which is being erected by Mr. A. Porterfield our Township Clerk. FOlt1)N'1CH, Our worthy citizen, Mr. David Mc- Laughlin, of this village, departed this life very suddenly and unexpectedly on Sunday July 20th. He had not been en- joying robust health for some time, but on the morning of his death felt better than usual. He was sitting outside reading when his wife left him to go to church. When she returned he was sitting in exaztly the some position, but life was extinct, he having passed away as if in sleep and without a struggle. Death was due to heart failure. Mr Mc- Laughlin was aged 09 years and 7 months. He was a man of more than ordinary intelligence and sound judgment, and was much and deservedly respected by all who knew him. The remains were interred in Brussels cemetery. ISRUS*i ELS. Mr. George A. Vrooman, of London, is supplying St. John's Church here, until a new rector is appointed. Tuesday of last week R. W. Tuck, a former well-knownresident of Brussels, died at his home in Toronto in his 72nd year. Mrs. Tuck and a grown-up fam- ily survive. Mrs. D. Robb and J. C. Tuck, of this town, are sister and brother to deceased, and att ended the funeral. Last Sunday the Oddfellows held their annual decoration service at Brussels cemetery at 4 o'clock. Reeve Leckie has proclaimed Thurs- day, Aug. 14, as the civic holiday. An excursion will be run to the lakeside at Kincardine by special train that day. Brussels public school will part very reluctantly with Miss Dora Smith, who has been in charge of the entrance class for the past seven years. She has tendered her resignation with the intent of accepting an appointment in the west' Miss Smith is visitingatEdmon- ton at present. In seven years Miss Smith never had a pupil fail, and a majority of candidates were in the hon- or roll each year. T. BISLEIv'S Rev. Mr. Craw preached last Sunday in the Presbyterian church here. Miss Reid is visiting at the home of Mrs. R. K. Miller. Rev. William Taylor will preach here next Sunday. Mr. Tiffin is visiting at the home of Mrs. R. K. Miller. Mss Dollie Jobb of Wingham spent a few days with her sister, Mrs. Henry D Wnods. Miss Lizzie Anderson, who is training at Fergus hospital returned of ter spend- ing her holidays at home. SAVESTOOK MARKETS Toronto, July 2'i -Congestion of sup- ply, with very little demand at the City Cattle Market led to a drop of a dollar in many prices. The whole tone is decidedly lower than last week, and features a dull market, very little demand being in evidence, and prices are therefore in- consistent. Yearling sheep offer from $1.75 to $5.50, against last week's $5.511 and $6, and a difference of $8 is noted in price of best springers, the finest going now for $75. Butcher cows are bringing in $4.50 to $5, and sales are more active in that line than in others. There will be a large supply at the Soock Yards to -morrow, and prices are expected to rangy considerably lower. The heat is accountable for some of the reduction in prices. and as a whole the market is dull,with practically no de- mand. Export $ 5 50 $ 6 50 Butcher cattle choice ... 6 00 0 25 do medium. 5 00 5 75 Butcher cows choice 4 50 5 00 do medium 4 00 4 50 do common 3 50 4 25 do bulls ............... 5 25 5 75 Peeders 5 25 5 75 Stockers 4 50 5 00 do medium .. 4 50 4 75 do light 4 00 4 50 Canners and cutters 00 3 50 Milkers, choice, . 55 00 65 00 Springers 50 00 83 00 Common and medium30 00 50 00 Lambs 9 00 0 50 Light ewes ..... 4 25 4 75 do bucks. 3 00 3 50 Hogs fed and watered .. 10 25 do f.o.b . 9 85 Calves ................. 7 00 0 0,1 WINGHA1't MARKET RLf VORTS. Wingham, July 10th, 1913 Flour per 100 lbs 2 60 to 3 15 Fall wheat .... 0 90 to 0 90 Oats 035to036 Barley.. 50 to 0 55 Peas 0 85 to 0 90 Butter dairy.... 0 to 0 2-1 Butter creamery .... 0 a, to 0 32 Eggs per doz 0 18 to 0 18 Wood per cord 2 75 to 3 25 Hay per ton .. 11 00 to 12 00 Hogs.... 9 10 to 9 10 1 ...r.....,..� ...,INI..M But terick Patterns always in stock P _ • 0 O . . 0 . . b v . . . 0 0 4, O s . . . . a . a M . 0 P • s 0 . . 0 . . e •s 0 0 . . . s . . s a . s O 4 . . . . e . . . . e e _ . v . 4 • ••. . • •. . 0 9 4' e04004*A44.04.4A4.GAd>0b ►0m 04 b 5 4,4444o40004,......•♦.`4•• • HANNA & CO. Agency for Holeproof Hosiery Bathing Suits Ladies' and Misses' Bathing Suits, in navy, red, green and black; also rubber caps and boots to match. Sizes - Mises 12, 14- and 16 years. Ladies sizes, 32, 34. 36, 38, 40, 42, and 44 inches. Pr ices $3.50 to $5,00. Novelties Belts, lace collars, fancy jabots, Dutch collars, in the newest styles to show you. Silk Gloves Ladies' Long Bilk Gloves, in white, gray, tan, with double tip fingers double stitched, our prices $1.00 to $1.50. Men's Suits Special prices in Men's Suits, in the newest patterns. Our suits are guaranteed to fit ; also made of the best English worsteds and tweeds.. 30 suits, regular $15.00 and $16 50, all sizes, sale price to clear, $9.98. Men's Straw Hats Are on sale this week, while they last at 25% off. Dress Goods Ask to see our Ginghams and Summer Foulard Silks, which are on sale this week. Mail Orders Promptly Filled HANNA 81, CO. Leave your Grocery Orders o• PHONE 70 e' A a --!_NOOK -�', --`` ,, Lju, +s 1.W 00• 00• NDpyl>nD OI)l>UO nod OQOf7Ljilnnn26N� ISARD'S Ot,aWnaMM1PNlWt\tlaR14• . .ail. ,Y Nnn• •,, Tf,ML a CLEANAKEP y,L bIKK ,tl ,nN ,KQ N• L Big Drop in Prices our Summer Sale Our Sales are always Hummers and tls one will be NO EXCEPTION. WAIT for this Great Sale, Commencing Saturday, August 2, ., tnd ending Saturday, August 16 Just Two Weeks of Wonderfu$rice Savings in our TWO STORES. It will be worth while buying largely for theuture at the following CUT PRICES. Great Value in Men's, Women's, oys' an Girls' Ready-to-wear Clothing. Read the list of bargains and come right a ong And get your share. Come in the morning, if possible, but come any time. Grocery Bargains Art Baking powder and Granite ware Premium 50c value. A bargain ' Canada Laundry Starch Royal Yeast Cakes .. 10e Bottle Extract ... :35e Japan Tea 35e Black Ceylon Tea 20 lbs Granulated Sugar 2 cans Salmon for.... Large Bar Soap.. Corn Starch per package Raisins per pound Olive Oil Soap, 7 bars for . Good Broom for.... 3 packages Seeded Raisins 1 pound package Tea to clear at. ... .. ....... Fancy Cakes per pound Corsets • .39 07 .03 .08 .25 .25 1.00 .25 .10 .08 .10 `25 .25 .25 .25 .10 Big Clean-up in our Corset Department. Broken Lines and Odd Sizes Crompton and D & A Corsets. Your pick of the lot on centre table for only ..... .... .. 69c Prints Crum's English Prints, new patterns, light and dark colors, regular 123c value Clean sweep sale..... 1Oc Muslins New pattern Muslins, light or dark colorings on Sale at 20 per cent. disceunt Boots and Shoes Big Cut in prices of all lines of Men's, Women's, Boy's and Girls foot wear. See the Bargain Boxes. Bargains in Silks A. large stock of Silks to be sold at sweeping reductions. We have the kind that will give good wear. 27 inch Japan Taffetta Silk, alt colors, regular value 50e Sale Price ... .... 400 Fancy colored Silk one yard wide, our regular price $1.25 Sale price . $1.00 One piece 50 yds Black Paillette Silk, yard wide. Regular value $1.25 sale price 90e Extra wide Black or Colored Silks, $1.50 regular price, sale price 81.25 20 per cent. off regular prices of ail lines of narrow silk. Ready- to -Wear Ladies' Tailor made Suits, separate Coats and Skirts, made of Panamas, Voiles, Broadcloths and Serges. 20 per cent. off all regular prices to reduce stock. Carpet Department Buy your floor coverings now and save money, the stock is large and must be reduced, so down go the prices of Rugs, Carpets and Linoleums. Dress Goods In order to reduce our large stock of Dress Goods. We give a discount of 20 per cent. off of r close prices. Overlaces and Silk Trimming to match all shades of Dress Goods. Laces and Embroideries Large stock of Embroideries and Lao to clear. -A number of ends of 27 inch flouncing regular value 50 and 60 cents, sale price.... .. A lot of Lace to Clear at .. TERMS OF SALE._. Cash or Produce at Time of ....�..... sale. Goods not paid for will be charged at REGULAR PRICE. No goods sent out on approbation. 35e oe Parasols Summer Parasols in White embroidery or fancy col- ored, $1.25 value for 81.00; 1.50 value for 1.25; 1.75 value or 1.40; 2.00 value for 1.50; 2.50 value for 2.00. Whitewear Large stock of Whitewear to sell at reduced prices, Ladies' white embroidery dresses, Misses' and Girl's dresses, Corset covers, Princess slip, Underskits, Drawers, Fancy Lawn Waists, Long or short sleeves, top skirts. Ribbons Big range of Colored Ribbon to sell quick at reduced prices. A lot of wide colored Taffeta Ribbon to clear at .... 10e Wide Taffeta ribbon 20c value for .. .. 15c 25c value for 20e. 35c value for 280. Hosiery and Gloves Several lines of Long Gloves, black, white or colored to clear at reduced prices. Women's and Children's hose on sale at .... 10e Bargains in Staples English Cambric one yard wide, 15c value .......... 12' c 86 inch Cambric fine quality 121e for ...... ........ 10e 2 dozen Crash Towels regular 12;c fob 10e Heavy Crash Towelling 10c value for' . 8c Wide itannetette to clear at Se Fine Factory Cotton, yard wide, regular 121,E for 10e Two yard wide Sheeting 20c value.. 25e A few pieces Print, sale price lie Fancy Patterns duck to clear at .. 10e E. ISARD Cad. CO. Men's Wear Store Big stDck of Clothing of the best makes. Buy your Suit now and save money. Men's English Worsted suits regular price $15.00 Clean Sweep Sale . .. .. ....... $11.95 Men's fancy tweed suits to clear 8.00 Youth's fancy tweed suits sale price ..... 5.95 Men's strong wearing pants, $1.75 and $2.00 for... 1.39 Men's fancy stripe pants regular $2.50 for ... 1.00 Boy's strong pants to clear .... 50 Men's strong Overalls, sale prices 75, 85 and $1.00 Boy's suits in small sizes to clear at .... 1.50 Men's fancy worsted suits regular $12.50 .... 10.00 Men's fine rain coats sale price 5.95 Youth's suits, fancy patterns, sale price ............. 4.73 Men's Hats Men's Straw hats to clear at a discount of 25 per cent. off. Men's and Boy's felt hats will be sold at 20 per cent. off regular prices. Gent's Furnishings A lins of Men's Braces to clear .... .19 5 doz Men's silk ties to clear at ,,.. .15 Men's faney print shirts sale price . . .59 Men's heavy sox black or grey 2 pairs for.. ...... .25 Men's cloth caps regular 50c for.............40 Boy's summer jerseys, short sleeves sale price.. .20 Men's driving gloves regular $1.25 for .. $1 00 Table Linen Heavy table Linen, new patterns, sale price ... 2(3)ce Special one piece extra wide linen. 55e for . ... t,0 One end choice pattern bleached, 550c for ... 40e Bargains in Table Napkins and matched setts, large Linen Table Cloth with Napkins to match. 111 11 NOTICE TO FARMERS.- Produeekinds' of all taken in at our back entrance. Drive in the lane oft John Street, to the third door. God aeeanrodation here.