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OH RI$TMAS
CHRISTMAS
NCE more we are doing our best
to offer you a line of Christmas
Novelties and 'Christmas Pre-
sents of the newest assortment for
Women andChildreu in
FANCY DRESS GOODS, FANCY SILK WAISTS, SILK
MUFFLERS, SILK SWEATER COATS, SILK AVI-
ATION CAPS. LINEN GUEST TOWELS. EM-
BROIDERY DRAPES, TABLE CLOTUS,
LINEN IIANDKERCHIE1+'• . E iBROTD-
FRY ILS. N DKE Rt'H I I+J FS, SILK
HANDKERCHIEFS, INI'T'IALED 1tTANDKERCUIEFS,
LAUNDRY BJ.YS, FANCY COLLARS, PIN CUSH-
IONS, B1100011E8, CUFF PFRRIN'S
KID. GLOVES, PERRIN'S CAPE GLOVE'S,
LADIF'•B MACKENAW, LADIES' PARA -S
SOLE
a'• Men's Suggestions for
Christmas Shoppers
Biggest and newest lines of Neckwear to show you in
SILK KNITTED TIES, PLAIN SILKS, CATCH
TIES, Boxed Separately SILK KNITTED
MUFFLERS, ARMLETS, TIE PINS,
CUFF LINKS, SUIT CASES, UM-
BRELLAS,.FANCY KNITTED
VESTS, FANCY PLUSEI VESTS, PERRIN'S GREY
SUEDE GLOVES,SILK LINED GLOVES,MEN'S
SWEATER COATS, SILK BRACES, and
many other suggestions to offer you. To thos+i: who Shop
EARLY:
Potatoes and FOWL Wanted
Cash Paid for .Butter and Eggs.
Phone your Mail Orders to 70
Phone 70.
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1 '.We are Bidding for Your Trade
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Have you tried marketing here? Call and lets have your neat
order. If you want clean, fresh -Groceries of the beet quality, at
Lowest Prices, we have them. Choice Groceries, Fresh Fruits,
Appetizing Meate, High-grade Tea and Coffee and pure Confect-
ionary, all leading•brands of Breakfast Foods • and best Canned
Goods on the market,
Your orders will be promptly filled and satisfactorily if left
with
Henry T. Thompson
THE HOUSE OF QUALITY
Successor to E. B. Hart
Tea
i.rses us e...
I3iytb
faa. /Imo y twitted a cUi' of
fires eatwa. goal this weak.
¶'ls+e following gentlemen attended
the Liberal Convention at Wingbant
M,lndaay,111r, Robert Sloar, A. B.
Carr, James putt, Jae. IlleMurehie,
John Parrot, Luxtia Hill and. Thomas
Sloan, Mr. Eiit+lop will be the candidate
to contest the new riding, at the next
election.
Sunda', evening, Den 29th. our Imes
alsociety of A, F A. M, will attend
,twice in a h•,dy in Trinity Church
and will be addressed by their Chap.
Iain, Rev T'hoinas Farr,.
Mr. Robert, Watt of Flatlet won the
Herm* Co, special prize at Guelph
winter fair, for heavy horses with hie
Canadian Clyde, Flora Dura. Mr.
Watt is to he congratulated when con
sidered that the flower of Eastern
Canada was represented there.
The Patriotic Concert on Friday
night was a grand succese, long before
the time standing room was ata prem.
Lure and dozens were turned away,
Proceede amounted to $100.
An old and much respected resident
Mr. James Nesbitt passed to the Great
Beyond on Tuesday, Dec. 8th, at the
age of 85 years and 8 months. De.
ceased was only sick a short time with
acute indigestion. Mr. Nesbitt was
born in Monahan Co., Ireland, and
when 20 years of age he came to
Canada and remained in the vicinity
of Port hope for 2 yoare, then he came
north and took up land, then known
as crown land and settled on lot lot 4,
con. 7, Morris, cutting the first tree as
everywhere was a dense forest with
nothing but a small space of daylight
above his head, By bard work and
toady perseverance he hewed out for
himself a comtortable home and in
S••pr. 1800 he married t1iss Ahigai
' nelrzer of• Goderieh townshi,p who
survives bine and proved a good help -
,nate. In 1801 they retired from their
farm and purchased a comfortable
home; to spend his reclining years.
Eight children 'wore born to them.
'Chre.e died in infancy and Joseph aged
19 died in Regina in 1895,. Four chit•
dren are living, Mrs. A. B. Carr of
town, Robert, on the homestead in
Morris, Mrs. Thomas McKenzie of
Clinton and Maurice A. in D. troit.
The pall -bearers were old friends and
neighbors—W. Pollock, W. Dempsey,
N. Cumings. Wm. Sims, John Mc-
C+.ughcy and Wm. Phelan. The see.
Nice was held at the home on Thurs-
day afternoon. Rev. Turner, pastor
of the Presbyterian Church, assisted
by Rev, George Jewitt. Among those
who attended the funeral.;were Mr.
and Mrs. Paul Smeltzer of Lucknow
and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fitzgerald.
Interment at Union cemetery.
Belgrave
Mr, and Mrs. A. Horn have moved
into MissBengoug's house.
There were four care of stock shipped
from here last week, three of cattle
and one of cattle and sheep.
Mr. John Armstrong got first prize
for fat heifer at Toronto Fat Stock
Show last week.
Mrs, James, Miss Renis and Miss
Coad, all of (tome, visited at D.
Stewart's over Sunday.
Miss Leech of New York spent a
meanie ut days last week at Dr. Stew-
art's,
The Pubbie School are having a
concert on Tuureday afternoon, Every
body welcome.
Mr, and Mrs. John Proctor of Red
Deas, is visiting his starer, Mrs. 0.
Rob:neon and other friends,
Don't forget the Xtnas. Tree in con-
nection with the English Church on
Friday night, Dac. pith.
A meeting of the Patriotic League
and all ladies and gentlemen in the
community interested in that work,
will be held in the Forester's Hell on
Saturday evening, Dec. 19, at 8 o'-
clock p.m. for the purpose of arrang-
ing for the giving of a Patriotic Con-
cert In the near future.
ERIMEZEINIO
Dealers ':. ` anted
For High-class popular priced line, of
Automobiles, in following Townships:--
Kincardine,
ownships: '-Kincardine, Huron, Kinloss, Culross,
Ashfield, East and West Wawanosh,
Morris, Grey, Howick and Turnberry.
Apply 'at once to Box 243, Wingham.
Bluevale.
Report of U, S. 5. No 4 Turnberry
and Morris.
Sr. 4th, Maximum 250-0. McDon-
ald 207, J. Dobie 189, 0. Jewit 181.
Jr. 4th, Maximum250--A. Switzer 193,
M. McGee 176, It Messer 176, R. Thom-
eom 167, E. Dobie 157, B McKinney
4
97*, H Haney 90' 3cd cls s Max't
s 3r +
mtrm?50-.. P.McXntyre 187, S. Elliott
177, R, Breckenridge 105, M Cards
103, 8 Gallagher 82. Sr. 2"d, Maxi
mum 200—E. McMicheal 175, J Wat-
son 170, A, itl:'1Cinney 145, B. Gannt•tt
80, R. Tuliock 55. Jr 2,id, Maximum
200—J. Breckenridge 180, J, Black 100,
0, Elliott 150, I. McDonald, 130, C,
Dobie 75. Pt, 2:1d,-0, Gannett, II.
Watson. W. Elliott, Il. Thomas, W,
Mundell, T. Calvert. Pt, 1st --14. Dob-
ie, C. Meatier, It, Elliott, G. Elliott, 0.
Stewart, E, McGee. E. Wilburn, Is'.
Breckenridge, I. McKinney,11, Thorn -
ea, B. Thornton.—O. M, Messer, Teem -
her.
Bluevaie
This Is an unusually busy time for
the ehdlairete on accouat of the number
la.-
that are being of .nterta
lnreeetlto t
a
P
ned for the 0hrietn M season, Tne,
Presbyterian Sunday School wilt hold
its annual °lariatmeet Tree in the )roe
maters Hat[ ad Christmas Eve, Iavit-
r• foal ami being issued for the doges
t wake* tett the Ilineva)•e school 'cel the
afterson% of Teresday, erica, _ /111. 'iotas
i
few weeks but this is the fiat public
event to give the. parents an opport-
unity of teeing the children in their
bright new surroundings, Miss Mes-
ser is training the scholars in a num-
her of dialogues, songs, drilla, etc. to
provide an hour of entertainment for
their visitors, Next Friday nig'lt,
Dec. 18 h, Miss Maud Fryfogle and
pupils will give a concert in Brown
town school. At the close of the pro.
gram lunch wig be served. These will
all be height event. for the boys and
girls: The Methodist entertainment
will he held in the church as usual on
Christmas night.
Paul's store has put in a new show-
case and makes a tempting display of
Christtnas confectionery,
Mr. fi'r'ed Haney and family c•f Cal
gory are in Bluevale for a visit.
Mr. Iv, Rogers trapped a large owl
which bas been making raids on his
chickens.
At a successful meeting of the Worn.
ens Institute held at the residence of
Mrs. Geo, McDonald Last 'Thursday it
was decided to organics a branch of
the Red Cross Society id 131uevale.
The opening meeting will be held in
Itnox church thleThurYadayaffternoon,
Mr. It. McMillan of S iaferth was
the guest of Mr. W, icing this week.
0h+ristmee services will be heist In
Eno* Olaiard on Sunday next. The
choir is sterbilleates4 epresisi stag a ,ikk
SHAT DEAD AT HIS DESK
dung Grand Trunk Telegrapher
Murdered at Whitby Junction.
night operator .Lt
WillWilliamStotle, ig t pora .
the Grand Trunk station at Whitby
Junction, wan shot and )tilled early
ast Friday moraine while on duty in
tis
office. The murderer escaped
without being seen. Stone, wlho was
22 years of are, )himself gave the
alarm. "Send down the Chief of
Police; I've beet shot," he said, when
he 11 d r'n;, -.p the telephone central.
"Who di:'. 1' ?" contra) asked.
"I don't )low," be replied, "but g.•
the Chi;f.'
When Cafe: McG•rotty arrived at th
station he found Stone lying on the
floor quite dead, The desk teleplion
which the Ilea been using was )rani;
ing down from the desk as it had
fallen from his hands. I'averythian
else was in circler in the office. Tile
cash drawer had not .been touched.
There had been a good many tramps
about the station lately and this led
Chief. McGrotty to telephone the Tor-
onto police to watch a freight train
that . had gone through Whitby Junc-
tion shortly after the murder. Titis
led to the arrest of Cecil 'and Albert
Connors, brothers aged 17 and 21 who
sold they had come from Oshawa. It
is not believed, however, that they
had anything to do with the shooting.
interesting Meeting.
Fern Lodge No. 19, Loyal True
Blues, had a very interest,g meeting
on Friday evening last, Besides the
regular nieetiog in the Blue Degree,
including an election of officers and
important business transactions, one
,newber was advanced to the White
Degree and three to the Scarlet. A
ruin of money was donated to the 0
phanage at Picton, Ont. At the clone
of the merting the members repaired
to Mr. Miller's restaurant where they
twit lyed oysters, etc. The installation
nt' otii'ers will take place at the meet-
ing in January and the list of officers
will then be published.
RUSSIANS ON OFFENSIVE
in East 'Prussia the. Russians are
said to have resumed the offensive or}
the River Angerapp, 340 mi1en f;roip
Berlin. In North Poland they )lave
driven the Germans from Prztlst3ysz,
320 miles from Berlin, back towat'd
the frontier. In Central Poland they
are progressing against German at-
tacks around Lowicz 280 miles from
Berlin, South of Cracow, 335 miles
from Berlin, tho battle with the Aus-
trians and Germans still proceeds.
MADE ATTACK ON DOVER
Two or Three German submarines
Believed to Have seep Sunk
Half s dozeth Getman tubmarines
made an attempt early Thursday
morning to enter the admiralty her.
bor at Dover, England, and for half
an hour the batteries kept up a
furious fusilade, . firing at least 200
')hots. It is reported that two or
three of the submarines were sunk,
but no conflrmation of this *'can be
obtained.
The attempt was made under over
uiingof early morning darknessttess and
dur-
ing
a heavy rainstorm. The flret
alarmn was given by the .firing of a
naval gun, and soon ell the batteries
were in action,
The Admiralty said that It had not
reeei eanaurmatLoa of the reported
USED HOUSE AS FORT
Farmer Near Bowmanvilie Objected to
Notice of Eviction
Angered at receiving a notice of
eviction from his house, Austin Mc-
Donald, a farmer living near Bowntan-
ville, locked himself in with a Win.
Chester rifle and a store of ammu-
lotion, provisions and water sufficient
to withstand a siege, and resisted so
strenuously that a squad of special
constables were forced to surround
the premises and exchange several
fusilades of rifle shots before he sur-
rendered Sunday horning.
Joseph Wright, owner of the house,
Wright's son and Chief of Police Jar-
vis narrowly escaped injury from the
enraged man's bullets. McDonald
gave up after some thirty shots bad
been exchanged.
TURKS SURRENDER TO INDIA
W0`..1% '
San inter..oJ i.. C;::ario dear Lan.'
In North For .» :,:tri::forst Fares
An
expe neeettrt farm of appro-
,i 'g oee •l.r.• ..., t t:crts is t"
Qst..Il„icti ^::lint i:alltediately in 1:r
diem Oatar.o, and the worst of crit
ing will be Venni at once by ut l:z'.n
the labor of rri.Pnncrs of w.ir nos is
• terncd i;t the Province. Ito !needs:.
while not yet of icialiy determined.
likely to bo in filo Vicinity of Hearst,
worn of (•ce'lre:so, and ou the line of
the Transcontinental Railway,
The announcement cones u r a r2.
suit of negotiations between Premier
Ileant of tate Provincial Governnleet
and the Dominion Department of Au: -
culture,
British Force Gets Control of Terri -
eery at Head of Persian Gulf
It is officially announced that Subhl
Bey, late Governor if Basra, Asiatic
Turkey, commander of the Turkish
forces at, Kurna, last week surrender-
ed with his troops, to the Indian ex-
peditionary force which is operating
at tie 'stead of the Persian Gulf.
Kurna subsequently was occupied
by the British, who are now in com•
plete control of the country from 'the
junction of the Tigris and Euphrates
Rivers to the sea, which is the richest
part of the fertile delta.
The British losses during the whole
of the operations amounted to one
British officer killed and three wound-
ed, with 40 Indians' of the rank and
file killed and 120 wounded.
CHRISTIANS IN PERIL
Turks Threaten Massacre If Allies
Land at Beirout
Serious news comes from Beirout,
the chief seaport of northern Syria.
The Turks, fearing that the Allies,
who have a strong fleet on the Syrian
seaboard,' would land and occupy the
city, have abandoned Beirout and fled
t , the interior, taking with them
Christians as hostages, whom they
threaten- with reprisals if Beirout, is
occupied. The position of the mis-
sionaries and of Europeans generally
in Syria is hazardous.
FOUR FELL TO DEATH,
Quadruple Tragedy at Cooksville
—Scaffolding Gave Way
Dropping seventy-five feet to the
ground when the scaffold upon which
they were working collapsed, four
men were skilled amost instantly at
the National Brick Works, near Cooks-
ville on Saturday. A fifth had a mira-
culous escape, and owes his life to the
fact that he by chance grasped a rope
and slid down to the ground.
The dead are: Andy Webster, aged
seventeen, Cooksville; H. M'Kenna,,
aged twenty-three, Toronto; J. Boller,
Toronto and G. Warner, Toronto.
CANADIANS FOR FRANCE
Belgrade Retaken by Serbs
Belgrade has been reoccupied by
the Serviette after a fierce battle, ac.
cording to a telegram received at
'London late Monday night, Belgrade
was evacuated during the night of
Monday, Nov. 30, and was garrisoned
by an Austrian force on Wednesday,
Dec, 2. Thus it appears that the Aus-
trian triumph in Servia lasted for
less than a fortnight,
Seven' Hundred Engineers Likely to
Cross Channel to Build Hospitals
The Canadian Engineers, number-
ing seven 'hundred, may shortly go to
France to erect hospitals and other
buildings. Sir John Jackson, a great
army contractor, asked the. they be
sent. One despatch says they have
received definite orders to depart
from the training camp at Salisbury
Plains.
The Princess Patricia Canadian
Light Infantry regiment expects to
leave Winchester any day for the
front.
Premier Flemming Resigns
Ilon, J. K. Flemming has resigned
as Premier of New Brunswick and
Lieutenant -Governor Wood has called
on Hon. George J. Clarke, Attorney -
General, to form a new Government,
Kaiser Getting Better
inho Kaiser who has been i11 In Bete
lin Is said to be recovering and hopes
to get back to the front within a week
, •
'`England Expects'/
nEegland Expects" is a picture play
designed with the hole pnrpo+e of ar-
sirting the all important r •'rniting
movement. It le a pictorial call to
arm. --a living appeal for this rrinitt
' oble and urgent :Of rouser, at. the
Picture HouseThorhday, rJ c. 17th,
Admission 15'.
Lebanon Chapter.
The Lt baton Chapter of Rola' arch
Mations met on Tuesday night and
plc etad the following Miller, ;
1st Principal' 1J, I3. Walket 2nd Pile.
rineI. F. A. Motrint 8 •d Prfneirn.l,
Nash; Treat.„ 3', W. Meltirrlr,rrs grnrr e
to„14, ts.W Tattnlynt .SrnIh,.N, Geo,
or Zahn flitseines;
Gorrie.
Mr. Jas. Ferguson of Ingersoll held
an auction sale of cows at R. F.
White'e on Wednesday afternoon
last.
Provincial Constable Whitesides of
Hensel) wasnin town on Wednesday
of last week,
Red Cross- !Official Dead
• Lieut. N. W. Parker; assistant colit-
missioner of the Canadian ?ted Cross
in England, died o ._f pneumonia in Lon-
don on Sunday. Lieut. Parker was
connected with the Dank of Montreal,
and was at one time in the bank's
service at Brantford. Lady Drum-
mond, widow of the late president of
the Bank of Montreal is a sister of
the deceased.
Garman Professor Quits
Mr, Bruno Tapper, one of the three
German teadihers to whom the Board
'of Governors of the University of
,Toronto gave "leave of absence" on
full salary, has resigned from the
university staff,
A little daughter of- Mr. and Mrs,
Robe. Wallace died at her parents
home near Fordwich early Tuesday
morning. Mrs. Wallace is a cousin of
Mre. R. F. White cl town,
Mr. L. Tsinkley of ' Vingham was in
town last Tuesday on business con-
nected with the Bell Telephone.
The December meeting of the Wo -
(nuns Institute was held at the home
of Mrs, Armstrong on Wednesday
afternoon Last. Mrs. (Rev.) Rivere
gave an excellent paper on "Giving
Cheer and encouragement."
We are glad to see Mrs. Chas. King,
who has been very i11, on the streets;
again,
The Statuary meeting of the town-
ship Council was held in the Town
hall on Tuesday to wind up businese
for the year.
The sad news was received on Tues•
day of the death of Mrs. Wm. Roe,
,vbich occurred in Guelph giving the
Dec,ple quite a shock as Mrs, Iioe
who had undergone an operation last
week was understood to be progres-
eing faverable. She leaves to mourn
hoe death an aged father, her hus-
hed. and a voting daughter and son.
The remains are to bo bropgtt to
110111r fur it,terrnent which N ui take
place on Thursday. -
The Township of Howiek gave more
ra duce than any other Township in
the County and with less expense.
Mr. John Evans who has been ill
with appendicitis for tha past two
weeks died at his home on Sunday
-,vening at 7. Mr. Evans has 11, ed in
Gorrie for a number of years and was
vet yligbly respected. Ile was born
in .Beeton, Simcoe Co. '75 years ago.
!•le was mauled to Miss Eliza Jane
Millar who lives to momn a kind,
affectionate husband. He bad eight
,•blldren, five daughter's and thrt e
•.nns, namely, Sirs, .Wm. Stinson,
Gorrie, Mrs. Spence, deceased, Mrs
1'. K. W illimott of Toronto, S. M.
Beane, Rho is teaching school at Ing), -
wood Junction; Miss F. A. Evans, of
t'alifnrnia; W. W Evans, Manager of
'he Union T. tet Co., Winnipeg; Her.
elan Ev,•ns, Vancouver, and his twin
urotbet., Norman, who died in infan•
ey. He also leaves two sisters and one
hrother, Mrs, John Irwin, Carney,
New Ontatic'; Mrs, (Dr.) Keifer, and
Walter Evans, who is living retired at
Beeton, Ont, Min Evans has been a
consistant member of the Methodist
church for years. and was a staunch
Conservative. He held the .office of J.
P., Justice of the Peace, for several
veare. The remains will be laid to
test in the Gorrie Cemetery on Thurs-
day.
TOWN OF , WINGHAM
Synopsis of By -Law No. 715,
1914
PuRFo?E OF BY-LAW.
Tarn iso the sum rf $22O0.f0by tho is,ve of do•
hentur, s to pity for iho construction of n
hulloing for.ltoed Machinet y nnd another
for a )lose Tower. Amount of debt to he
contracted $2200.00.
BOW PAYABLE,
By twenty annual instalments.ofprincipal and
interest nrnonnllng to $101.81 each. Hato
of interest rix per cont.
NOTICE
TAKENOTICE flat the above is n, true
espy of Iie Syn. psis of a privy ed Bylaw
winch has been token into co, skier Don and
which will be flnt.i y pnsecd by the Council o'
1heArunicpi:Oilylin the Celli t,of Iheassent of
the electors laving obl Wined thereto) after one
month from 11.c first publication in the Wing.
haat Advance, rhe date of which Tublicalion
was Thursi, a, the 101h day of December, A.
D , 1011, n nd I Iat the voles of the Electo s of
Iho said1111micirnlity tie ill be taken thoreon at
the ensuing Municipal Else ion.
On 8,aur•dny lt.o2rd nay 'of January, 1915.
the Mayor of tee FRP Town rf Winehnm
attend nt the T'.wn hall in the slid Town al
&even o'clect: in the forenoon to appoint ter -
sons tontLew at the various polling place
aforesai•+. oral at the final sumn•i g up by the
Clerk on behalf of De persons interested in,
and desirous of promoting or oppo ing the
pnr.'n0 of this 0 late respectively.
• he. Cleric of fine said Town of . WVinuhnir•
Town lt,tll n t sieve*,
,
" a herd that -and l l
halt a
o'clock inthe f,a'•noon of Tile.dny the 15111
day of Janunrt 1915 to sunt up the number of
votes for and ngatnst 1 ho nl•-]aw.
Ami) ALSO talco rotico that every tennant
who mar vcteon this By-law must deliver Lo
the Clerk not less than the Tenth day before
the dny appointed for takince the vote. tho de-
claration provided by Lbo Conso'idatc:d Wen-
ioipel Ao.,1014.
JOHN F. Ga, alork.
Towed 4viegham.
WINQHAM 'MARKETS.
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Wheat $100 $114
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Pearl ` . 1i)
l;uekwheat 06
Bootee . , 200
Potatoes ...... ,... 85
Hay . ,.., 11 00
S raw ( un•1b•ri) 1 00
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1B 141
Lieut. -General Sir James Wolfe
Murray has been appointed Chief of
the Imperial General Staff, in succes-
sion to the late General Sir Charles
Douglas.
Seventy-five more Canadian nurses
are required immediately at the front
by the War Office.
Influential Hindus at Vancouver
have offered to raise a regiment.
Meat
Fish
Poultry
k.
The highest class Beef
and Pork, Fish and Poul-
try sold at
T..Fells 1
Butcher Store
Give us a trial, you will
be pleased,
Highest price §
11 paid for Hides s
and Skins. 8
WHAT is HOME
WITHOUT A
SINGER
$2 will place the beet Sing-
er Sewing Machine in your
mime, balance small monthly
payments.
A. J. WALKER
SOLE AGENT
Walker's Furniture 5 ore
Wirgbam, - Ont.
Walkers Undertaking
Parlors
EMBALMERS and UNDER-
TAKERS. We carry
a full line of Caskets, etc.
James Walker
16 years
ars experience. A.
. J.
Walker
9 years experience
Day Phone 100 A.
Night Pbone 106band 224
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'CH RTSTTE'S'
GROCERY
PHONE .5S
Store epees 7 a. m.
0 •.•n evenings during D-cembe,
Christmas Oranges ele
jOur Christmas fruit haw just
1 arrived and has opened tip
h; a.utifnl stock. Th -y tins t•h,
b+ -tit obtainable brand of nu., ell,
Prices 20c, 30c, 40c, 50c •
and 60c per doz
Candies and Nuts
I As usual our stock is large,
1 and varic: d. Mixed Candies, •
Fondants, Caramels, Chocolate*
[ion Bon Boxer, Walnuts, Al-
mond Nuts, Nigger Toes, etc).
From 100 to 50c ter lb
The Best in Eatables
Ever3 thing we sell in foo d has
lint to n7Pnsnte up to a verj
high standard of excellence.
IT1tY VS roR YOUR XMAS('
g ORDER
somasa Gelate
AL
Scranton or
Lehigh Coal
Wood, a Kindling
Lowest Prices
J. Camtclon
Ottoe with Dominion Express 'Go.
Phone 47. P. O. fax 1..t:7
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mposs!bie
To Buy MoreSensible
CKISTMAS •Presets;
For Warner' or Men, Boys or
Girls or for the Kiddies than
Fine shoes, rubbers, slippers,
warm house shoes, hockey shoes,
moccasins,. overshoes, rubber boots
or in fact any thing in the footwear
line.
SANTA CLAUS
has placed
a big stock
Ultimo lines
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in our
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H.WILLIS L CO.
Sole Agents
For The
iiii n SI10E STORE
SHOE LADIES
eentJ! itis^'rna hite:y�SY tinsi iii r.. ONTee `' dz—s .n,i:
F you desire a Christmas Gift for
a man or boy, get them where
he always buys his wearables. Get
them here and then you can't go
wrong.
A flan Always Likes Something
Ho Can dear
and he will appreciate it more this
year. - -�--
Our } was Ties
Every man and bt,t, always txpectq a Christmas
1 ie and gen•gra'iy gt•t•, it. Our Ibilida3 Neckwear is
the choicest i.hown. Ekcotlwive Silks from exeliAtve
makers, 2:5o, 50e, 75e and $ r
Other r as
Hints
BATA ROBES MUFFLERS SWEATERS �.
SHIRTS SUSPENDERS HOSIERY GARTERS
GLOVES HANDKERCHIEFS DRESS SHIRTS
HATS COLLARS UNDERWEAR CUFFS CA
Come to a Man's Store for a
Man's Gift
W. A. CAMPBELL
Tho Clothier
MacDonald Black. Q�� Bank of
Comm