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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance, 1907-01-17, Page 8THE WINGI- AM ADVANCE TituasDAY, ANIMA1:W I7, 1907 Wroxeter. Morris. Bluevale, West Wawanosh, Thomas iTempbill was a Wiagharn John Tittle is. going West; his sale We are sorry to state that Miss Ashfield Council of 1007 consists of visitor do Saturday, takes place on the 32nd, Bertha Thorn is suffering from plea- Thos. Stothere, reeve Van. Bunter, deputyreeve, and Kie;kley, Shoenbals M. Leckie spent, a few days this Misses Jean and Margaret 9heldoi noiia. an1SGiI aacoioct l t , veek visiting in the village. are spending rt few days with friendsMss OrmaGerry of Brusselsreturn- Rev. W. G. Howson of S'Vinglsarn to and Around Belgrave. ed home last Monday, after spending Dungannon .sehool re -opened on was a visitor here on Thursday lath, lV M Cornell havtn sold his a few days with bIis. Geo. Raney. . Thursday last after the Chi Mynas g vacation, with H. R. Long its Kill. The Oddfellows are arranging for an "At House" in. their rooms next Mon - clay Right. Rev. James Hussar, M. A., 13. D., of Fordwich, was a caller in our village last Wednesday. Word has been received here that Mt•, Harris, father of Robert and John Havels of our town, has passed away in Ootrie. Mrs. Cools and little daughter left for their home in Hensall on Saturday hast, after' a three weeks' visit with her parents here. Bev. J. H. Osterhont preached in Goderich last Sunday, in Rev. Mr. Graham's place, who was hero preach- ing missionary sermons. Mr. Hinds, the butcher, is now com- fortably Installed in his new shop, the old White grocery being fitted up in fine condition for his meat shop. Wart. Adair and wife left this week for Wtngluaru, where they will reside in the future. Mr. Adair will travel for the Western Foundry Company of Wingham. farms, has announced his clearing stele Rev, Mr. Findlay of \Vhitechurch for Wednesday, 23rd inst. preached missionary services on the The manyfriends of Jai. Duncan Bluevale circuit last Sunday. Mr. Baker filled his place at \Visite• acre sorry to hear of his continued poor church. health, but hope he will soon be Airs, Jas. Burgess of Listowel visit - better, ed Mrs. John Burgess last week, Mrs. Jas. Kerney, sr., 4th line, is in Brussels at the present time, waiting Mr. and Mrs., 1.V, Stewart, Bowling on her sister, Mrs. Jas. Stretton, who Green, returned home on Saturday is quite i11, last, after spending about a month r' with .Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Stewart. Mrs. McNeil, who receivers a sprain- ed ankle in the runaway accident last Mrs, Gillmore and daughter of week, is getting along nicely, we are lastaberweek. visited Mrs. John Mundell pleased to state. On Monday evening Mr, Calan Rob- Turnberry Council met hero on the inson received a Message with the sad 14th ; members all present; minutes intelligence of his brother George's offorlmetngadopted, death, at Edmonton, Alberta. By-law meeting members . Gordon I:tnbury, of the 3rd line, ar- t the Canned, roadappointing Alex. rived home last week from the West, alcEwe I : and Robt. Black, auditors, where he has spent last summer and and By-law No. 3, appointing John frill; the West evidently agrees with McTavish, assessor at a salary of $611 Gordon. and $5 postage, were passed. By-law Mr. and Hiss Kelly of Paris, Mr. and No. 4, appointing Chris. Jobb member Miss McNaught of Ethel, Miss Ruby of the Board of Health for three year„ Imrie of Montreal and bit-. Jack Isbis- Dr, Agnew M. H. O. for one year, ;and ter of Toronto, returned to their W. F. Smith sanitary inspector., Was homes on Thursday, after attending also passed. the Isbister-Cadwell wedding. The Clerk was instructed to have ve 100 copies of the Auditors' report A very pretty wedding took place R •send wife of Rev. Geo. Baker1 Blue - vale were visitors in our town last Friday. Mr. Baker gave a very inter- esting Missionary address in the Me- thodist Church Friday night. The Fanners' Institute meetings were held in the town hall here last Saturday, They were largely attend- ed, and were very successful in every way. Much valuable information was given by the speaker. Meetings were held both afternoon and evening. The annual meeting of the Presby- terian Church was held last Monday, when reports of the various societies were heard and officers for the ensu- ing year elected. All branches of the Church are reported in a flourishing condition. They are considering the question of introducing individual communion cups in the church. Missionary anniversary services were held in the Methodist Church here last Sunday. Rev. W. H. Gra- ham, B. A., of Goderich, was the prea- cher, and he delighted the large con- gregation with his strong clear dis- course on the Missionary problem. The collections and subscriptions for the Missionary fund were very good. Mr. Graham will be sure of a warns welcome if he ever conies back to our town. 1: - Belgrave. Jas. Owens is visiting friends Orangeville this week. Mrs. Pingle is indisposed ; we she will soon recover. Mr. Jackson of Blyth called on Bel - grave friends on Tuesday. • Revival services are going on in the Methodist church this week. Mrs. N. Platt of Brussels visited at Mr. and Mrs. Daley's this week. Mrs. Sppinks of Grey Tp. is visiting at John Coultes' East Wawanosh. in trust , on Christmas evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Archie A. McDonald, Walford, formerly of 1st line of Mor- ris, when their daughter, Jessie, was united in marriage to Mr. Jno. Brown of Aberdeen, Scotland. The cere- mony was performed by Rev. C. B. Jeffery of Walford. The bride was prettily attired and look charming in a dress of cream cashmere serge, trim- med with silk lace and applique, and wore the customary bridal veil and orange blossoms, and was assisted by her cousin, Miss Annie Muir, while the groom was supported by Mr. Michael McDonald, brother of the bride. After the friends and relatives had heartily congratulated the hap- py couple, all sat down to an inviting and sumptuous wedding supper and when all hacl done atnple justice in this way, the remainder of the even- ing was spent in humorous conversa- tion, genies and merriment. Burnside Farm, Morris, the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wni. Isbister was the scene of a very pretty event on Wed- nesday, 9111 inst., when their fourth daughter, Miss Nina Jeannette was united in marriage to Mr. John W. Cadwell of Saskatoon, Sask. At 11 a. m., the bride and groom, unattended, entered the drawing -roost, which was beautifully decorated in green and nese at the Electric Light power d grandparents, gravel road. cipal and Miss Vora Roberts. ars as- sistant, Miss Ruby Robinson takes her position as teacher of S. S. No. 17, \Vest Wawanosh, and Miss Durnin still holds her position in S, 8, No. 8, Colborne, The Wawanosh District L, O. L. held their annual meeting in the lodge roads here on Tuesday, when the fol. lowing officers were electees for the year; henry Homey, tnatster; Jas. Elliot, past master ; David Sproul, deli, roaster; A, P. Sheppard, chap; Alex, Derain, r•ec,-see.; S. Thonllsou, fin. -sec, ; W. .1. Black, treas. ; Vrn, Stuart, director of ceremonies; lVrn. Micllwaaiu and G. W. Bradford, lec- turers. Mrs. McLean, who has been acting postmistress at Dungannon for a number of years, has retired from the position, touch to the regret of the people of Dungannon and vicinity, whom she has served so well, Mrs. McLean was most faithful and oblig- ing in the discharge of her duties, and will be greatly missed by the patrons of the office. Her successor, Miss Ryan, is a young woman of ability, and the interests of the office will bo well looked. after. West Wawanosh lost one of the printed. The following accounts were passed early pioneers of the township in the —Jno. Burgess, nominations, $6, reg- death of Airs. Mills. The sad event istration of B. M. D., $13.40, and sta- took place on Tuesday, 1st inst., at tionery, $1.25; The Municipal World, her late residence on the 2nd conces- papers, $7,25; F. Gutteridge, cement sion, She and her late husband were tile, $88.70; Dickinson & Gaarrow, legal among the early settlers and they en - expenses, $16.04; W. F. Stnith, rent dared many of the trials and hard of hall, $2. $5 was granted the Sick ships incident to the pioneer's- life. Children's hospital and $5 to the Mos- There home was- always a welcome koka Free hospital. place for travellers, and no neighbor Council adjourned to meet Feb, 11th needing a helping hand hut found the in the Clerk's office, at 10 a. m. worthy couple ready and willing to John Burgess, Clerk. give it. Mr. Mills died four years ago last October and two of their children some years previously. Seven sur- vive. 1: East -Wawanosh. John McDowell, Westfield, who was ill, is recovering. _r Brussels. bliss Annie Nixon of Donnybrook Annual meeting of Brussels Cream - spent Sunday with Calvin friends. ery will he held on Tuesday, 22nd Mrs. Robert Shiell, who has been ill fust., at 2.30 o'clock. for a few days, is able to be up again. Miss McKee, of Barrie, Provincial Miss Mary Corley spent a couple of President of the W. C. T. U., is ex - days in Wingham during the past pected to pay a• visit to Brussels to - week. ward the close of this month and will deliver an address in the Town•Hall. The Misses Martin of Seaforth are The fire alarm about 6 a.m. routed a the guests of Alex. Scott, Oth line, at good many Brusselsites out of bed at present, an earlier hour than usual Thursday Master James Wightman and sister of last week. In some way fire had Maggie spent last week with their of started in the roof of the boiler white, and took their places under a . large wedding bell. Little Misses Miss Ada Campbell of West Wawa- house and had probably been snsould- Helen and Margaret Garniss, neices nosh spent last week with her cousin, eriug for some tine before discovery, of the bride, daintily gowned in white Miss Nethery, gravel road. It was put out without the use of the silk, acted as flower girls, carrying fire engine. baskets of white and pink carnations. Albert McKellar of Westfield left on On Tuesday afternoon of last week The wedding march was played in Friday for Michigan, where he intends the District Orange Lodge was held in duet by Miss Edna Isbister, sister of spending some weeks with friends. Brussels. Officers were elected as fol. the bride, and Miss Imrie of West- , Mr. Albert Stein intends going lows :_gaster, D. Johnston ; 1). M., mont, Quebec. The bride was gown- West early in February , and will Win. Smith ; Sec.. M. H. Moore, V.S. ; ed in cream silk eolienne over cream have his clearing auction sale, on (slap„ B. Gerry ; Dir. of Cer.. H. taffeta with tulle veil caught with lily- - Thursday, Jan. 24111. Hamilton ; Lee.. \Vm. Smith and M. of -the -valley and carried cream roses. Miss M. Mason, who came home H. Moore. A letter of sympathy, ac - Rev. D. Perrie of St. Andrew's Pres- from the West a short time ago, nn- companied with a purse of money, edt the Church, in the presence perform- dement an operation for tubercolosis; was sent to Bro. Chas. Case in his ill - number the of a P ness and the hope expressed that he number of friends and relatives. Con- she is doing as well as can be expected. would soon be convalescent. Abe. Brydges bad his foot badly cut last week, by being tramped on by a horse, Thos. Owens left on Tuesday to visit friends down east'on his way to Win- nipeg. Duncan Allison has returned from Winnipeg to spend a couple of months with his mother. Mrs. J. A. Brandon and Mrs. Daley attended the funeral of a friend in London last week. Mr. Pingle has the contract for building a barn for J. T. Brydges ; they are using an old barn, purchased from Wm. Isbister, in its construc- tion. Albert L. Cole of Newark, New Jer- sey (formerly of 6th line, Morris) who studied for over a year for a Mechani- cal Draughtsman, and took a position in Newark before trying his exam., has, we are pleased to state, passed his exam. and received his diploma from the Scranton, Penn., School, where he took his course. Congratu- lations, Bert. DInn AT EDMONTON.—A message was received on Monday telling of the death of George Robertson of Edmon- ton, Alberta. Mr, Robertson was 29 years old, and the second son of Mr. and Mrs. Duncan Robertson of East Wawanosh, near Belgrave. The de- ceased learnt the blacksmith trade in Wingham and afterwards worked in Belgrave for a time, before he left for the west about nine years ago. •Mr. Robertson has wired for the remains to be sent home. No particulars of his death at the time of writing. Mr. and Mrs. Robertson and family have the sympathy of their many friends. THE NEW COUNTY COUNCIL. $540.00 Per Year o f r e f of Bluovale: Is Miss otos MK ,f { month fromthe Cal- gary ab per ur n h h 4a gary Mtiliitg Co. Calgary. This es- timable young lady bad only a QOM - 111 gohool education, and in a few months with us _�ppreppared for the. above situation, With a few years' experience Miss Snell will receive at least ;75.00 per month. Stenography is Better than School Teaching. What we have done for others we can do for you. Enter any time. In. dlvidual. instruction. Write for catalogue. Wingham Business College (Affiliated with Clinton Business. College) GEO, SPtTTON Principal Farm For Sale. The undersigned offers for sale his farm of 100 acres, situated 2 miles east of Belgrave, being Si of lot 9, con. 4, Morris. There is on it a large frame house, good bank barn, one acre orch- ard, seven acres' of bush, 30 acres plowed ready for crop ; the balance is in grass. The Maitland river crosses one corner of farm. Tho farm also includes Bodmin ]'lime Works. Rea- sonable terms to suit purchaser. Ap- t to AP - ply gratulations being over, all repaired Air, Robt. Scott, sen., who has been to the dining -room where a sump- ailing for some time; underwent an tuous dinner was served, after which - operation for appendicitis on Friday, Mr. and Mrs, Cadwell left for Toronto, and at hast repdrts is doing as well as Niagara and Chicago prior to their de- can be expected. His three brothers pasture for Saskatoon, where they arrived on Friday and will remain will reside. The bride was the re- with him for a few days. cipient of many handsome presents, - among which was one presented by - 1 the pupils of Department III, Stayner, where she had taught during the past • Bel more. four months. - Miss Florence Bremner has returned ,F - to resume her duties in her school near North Bay. Builds up waste tissue, promotes a - The following aro the members of Huron County Council of 1007, under the new act regulating such bodies :— Ashfield Thos. Stothers, Reeve Wm. Hunter, Deputy Dr Woods John Leckie Dr. Milne D. Cantelon James Taylor A. Q. Dobler John Middleton Bay field Brussels Blyth Clinton Colborne Exeter Goderich Tp Goderich Town R. McLean, Reeve Robert Elliott, Deputy Wm. Fraser, Reeve John Grant, Deputy P, Lamont Thomas McMillan Owen Geiger 1lowick T G. Shearer, Reeve Joseph Hainstock, Deputy Morris. " - George Taylor McKillop.............J. W. Govinlock Seaforth M. Y. McLean Stephen........ ,Henry Wlllert, Reeve Jacob Kellerman, Deputy Tuckeramlth Robert McKay '"Turnberry John Musgrove Went Wawanosh... , ...... , . W. Bailie Kant Wawanosh J T. Currie Dr. Irwin Frank improves digestion, induces re. and Willie Abram, and Miss freshing sleep, gives renewed strength and health. That's what Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea does. 35 cents, Tea or Tablets. Ask your druggist. Grey Hay...... llnilett Ilensall Wingltarn Wroxeter Stanley I'sber'ne Jamestown. Mr. Jno. McAllister is expected to take the service in the hall next Sab- bath evening. Ed. Bryans and sister, Miss Maude, of near Brnssels, spent Sunday at Alex. Bryans'. It. B. Harris James McDermott Joseph Hawkins Miss Jean Habkirk of Brussels was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Duncan Mc- Donald last week, number turned out to listen to a very Ward Caldbick and 'nephew, Alpine interesting discussion on the different Taylor, have returned to Boissevain, methods of tilling the soil. Man., after spending a few .weeks The missionary meetings hold in the with relatives here. Methodist church on Wednesday Gordon McDonald of St. Helens, evening and Sunday morning were a who has been clerking in the store decided success, both in the number here, left last week to take a course at present and in the contributions to - Owen Sound Business College. We wards the mission fund of the church. wish him every success. Rev. Hussar was the speaker on Wed - We understand that Wm. IioIt of nesday evening, While Rev. Graham this place has rented his farm and of Goderich preached on Sunday purposes having an auction sale of morning. farm stock and implements in a couple • 1' of weeks. More particulars later. Salem. The Literary Society have decided A number from here attended the to postpone held ee theiron Thursddebate, which was sale of stock in Wroxeter on Monday to have been held inst., until Thursday evening, 24th last. inst. As was reported last week the We are pleased to learn that Mrs. subject will be "Resolved that the Coleson, who has been seriously i11, is miser is a greater menace to society now on the mend. than the spendthrift." The debaters Miss Lizzie Bryans of Grey is at pre - Pearson be Messrs. Fred. Bryans and Johny Pearson against Fraser McDonald and sent visiting the home of her grand- Jno. Strachan. A good program is mother, Mrs, J. Gallaher. also in preparation and an interesting Rev. Mr. Graham of Goderich gave time is expected. a very impressive missionary sermon s en Sunday last to a well -fillets church. That's the house the Doctor built, Maggie Law are attending Business College this winter. Skating has again cotnmenced in our village and some of the young people are working overtime. Miss Mabel McKee left on the 8th inst. for Toronto, where she will take a ten weeks' course at the Conserva- tory of Music. David Terriff is teaching near Hamilton this year, and Miss Annie Law has secured a school about five miles east of Belmore. The meeting of the Farmers' Insti- tute was held in the Foresters' Bali on Saturday evening. Quite a large 0. B. WILKINSON, Belgrave P. O. Farm For Sale. Being the south half of Lot 13, Con- cession 3, Morris, one hundred acres ; good well, a never -failing spring rnn- ning across the farm, two orchards, frame house, and good bank barn 40 x 72. This farm is well situated, seven miles from Wingham and 44 from Belgrave. Further particulars on ap- plication, on the premises. W. H. KNOX, Belgrave P. O. Municipal Notes.—Trustee Skene has been a member of the School Board for 10 years and has only miss- ed one rneeting of the Board. He does not say much from the housetop but he's a worker just the siune— Councillor Graham has already put in 7 or 8 years at the Council Board in 3 of which he has sat in the Reeve's chair, His experience should be of service to him in 1007,—S. T. Plum headed the poll and Monday evening wore the smile that won't come off— J. Ballantyne's supporters in'6$rook, lyn" division n e sitchewn 1d be elected and donated 10 plurnpers for his special benefit, --If M. H. Moore don't attend strictly to business at the School Board after his "famous vic- tory" iatory" on Monday he should be well spanked. The biggest house you see; Thank goodness he don't get our money, For we take Hollister's Rocky Moun- tain Tea. Ask your druggist. Grey. Mr. and Mrs. McIntosh of Manitoba are visiting with their cousin, Mr. J. McLennan. The people of this community were quite surprised, when it was learned that Roy McDonald, formerly of this vicinity, had the small -pox in Chat. hath. The many; friends of Mr. McIntosh of Molesworth. were sorry to hear of his illness; last week he was smitten with a paralytic stoke; this is the second stroke he has had, He is Mrs. John McEwan's father. ENGLISH SPAVIN LINIMENT removes all hard, soft or calloused lumps and blemishes from horses, H. Brown, Reg and Metal Co., buy- blood apatvin1 curbs, splints, ringbone. Ing ell kinds of hides, wool and pick- sweeney, stifles, spprains, sore and inv., rerbbe' off, and feathers of swollen throat, cmrghs, etc. Save $&) al kkids. Highest prime in a h 1 if by tnse of otte bottle. Warranted the lernaught to home& eve crests & buundrod Most wonderful Btmmish Core ewer (fit rlittb a 100, took for old iron. known, Sold by A. 1:a. Haniiliton. Farm For Sale. The North Half of Lot 10, on Con. 2, in the township of Morris, consist- ing of 100 acres, is offered for sale. For further particulars apply to I. E. FARREND, Blnevale P. O. 21-24 Blyth. Miss Murch of Stratford has been engaged to teach in No. 7 school, in Hallett. Mr. Wilson of the Wilson Pyle Co., Niagara Falls, was in town for rt, few days last week. Reeve Milne will go to Goderich this week to attend the meeting of the County Council. Mrs. Joseph Stothers has been visit- ing friends in Michigan for the past month, and arrived home. on Wednes- day last. The Reeve and Councillors for 1907 met in Industry Hall, Monday noon. and took the necessary declarations of office. What we may expect of the . new Council is more public utilities, AfaltiLl> D,—In Blyth, Jan. 7th, by Rev. Mr. Hartley, Elizabeth, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jabez Walker, to Mr: John Bell, harness - maker. Air. Jas. Maur, who has been visit- ing in this part, returned with his son to their home in the West, on Satur- day last. Mrs. Fred. IZitchen intends leaving on Friday next for her home in Essex. On her return trip, she will visit the home of her cousin, Jas. Musgrove in London. Owing to the inclemency of the weather on Thursday last, the attends ince at Salem church was small, but notwithstanding the storm, Rev. Mr. Howson of Wingham ventured otit and gave a very fine address. Ever Have Cramps ? Kind of fierce to be tied up in a knot at midnight with erarnpa. Keep Ner- viline handy. Ten drops quiets cramps instantly. 'Used nccesionally Nerviline prevents this trouble entire- ly.From _Stratford, Ont., Wm. Dee writes :—"Nothing I know of will give such quick relief to cramps, colic or pain in the stomaeh as Nerviline. If you feel squeamish or sick, Pat ten} drops of Nerviline in water and you're well next minute'." Think of the pro- tection and comfort contained in ,h 25e bottle of Nerviline, and get it to- day. FOR SALE. That fine thoroughbred Hereford Bull, "Lord Huron," 1 year old. Tbis is a good individual, of gilt edge breed- ing, being grandson of Majestic (imp.) who captured the Gold Medal at the World's Fair, St. Louis. Stockmen should see this animal. H. PERDUE, East Wawanosh Lot 39, Con. 11 Wood For Sale. The undersigned is prepared to sup- ply a limited number of customers with their next stunner's wood, cut any length to suit them, .at prices which cannot be beat in Wingham, if orders are left during the next four weeks. 1 foot long, 871 cts.; 20 inch, $1.50; 30 inch, $2.00; 36 inch, $2.50. Hard and soft wood mixed, small tim- ber. Enquire at the Advance office or J. T. HOLMES, Whitechurch. Prominent Manufacturer Speaks. In Vanleck Hill, Ont., no one is bet- ter known than Geo. Watson. When he says "Catarrhozonc is a real cure," depend on 11 being so. "My wife" he writes "was subject to bad attacks of throat irritation and bronchitis. Many remedies were tried but few proved at all useful. Catarrhozone was different. It seemed to get right at the sore spots and brought relief quickly. We have found Catarrho- zone an absolute cure for bronchitis and catarrh." Nothing cures more quickly so get it to -day, two sizes, 25c and $1.00 at all dealers, Do You Wish To Visit CALIFORNIA, MEXICO FLORIDA, OR THE "SUNNY SOUTH r Are yen anxious to escape the cold weather and snow and spend the winter in the "LAND OF FRUIT _ AND FLOWERS?" Winter tourist tickets are on sale daily, and if you are contemplating a trip see that your tieketa are routed over the Grand Trunk. - rot tickets and fall lnformatlon. call on h. HAROLD, Town Agent. J. D. rileiDONAI.D District Prrsserager Agent, Toronto. Huron County Council Meeting. tHeron ofCo ofr Councilthep s Thetl Y will meet In the council chamber in the Town of Goderich on Tuesday, the 22nd. day of this month, at 3 o'clock in the afternoon. Accounts to be • dealt with by the council must be placed with the Clerk before the above date. W. LANE, Clerk. Dated January 7th, 1007. ANNUAL MEETING. The Annual Meeting of the West Wawanosh Mutual Fire Insurance Company will be held in the Agricul- tural Hall, Dungannon, Wednesday, the 23rd day of January, 1907, at one o'clock p. tn. sharp. Business of the meeting to receive the annual statements, directors and auditors' reports, the electing of three directors and any other business for the good and welfare of the company. The three retiring directors are Ale. Jno. Ballantyne of Kincardine, Mr. Edward Achison of Goderich town- - ship, and Me. Alex. Stuart of the township of West Wawanosh, all of whom tu•e eligible for re-election, Jno. Ballantyne, J. M, Roberts, President. Secretary. Dungannon, Dec. 31, 1006. TAKE Rival Herb Tablets for Stomach, Liver, Kidneys, and for cleansing the Blood— there is nothing better. 200 Days' Treatment $L00 Trial Package -80 Days' Treatment -25o. At all Druggists, and W. McKibben, Wingham. Wholesale from The Rival Herb Agency, Kincardine, Ont. Special Bargains -_----ThT-----.- Fancy Goods, Watches, Clocks and Jewelry, during the next 30 days, Bit KNOX'S Jewelry Store Wingham 4444+44•••111/411+••••••••••••••••••••• Rush of Specials. There's a rush of Specials for the People this week at the Monster Stock Reduction Sale now going on at " THE BEE HIVE" Two Stores in Wingham. Convincing Evidence is in getting acquainted with the facts. A visit to the Stores will give you these. A WRAPPERETTE OPPORTUNITY. We put on Special Sale for this week, all our new and pret- ty 1 handsome colored \Vrapperettes, worth regular 10e and 121.c per yard, all on Special Stock Reduction Sale at per yard, 8c. EXCEPTIONAL HOSIERY OFFERING. Ladies' and Misses' Cashmere and Wool Hosiery worth per pair 25c—Special Sale Price, 190. The 35e, quality ,now per pair, 29c. 40c lines now 82c, and our high grade 50c values now going at per pair, 39e. APRONS AND DRESS GINGHAM. Ii.ere's an every -day need bar- gain which will be snapped up quick. All our fast -colored, checked and fancy Apronrou andd Dress Ginghanls, worth from 121c to 15c per yard, all on Spe- cial Sale at per yard, 10e. MEN'S FURNISHING SPECIALS, There's wonderful selling of all lines in our Men's Furnishing department. Special.$1.00 value white Dress Shirts now each 60c. $1.00 Underwear now 78e. 75c 'Underwear, Sale Price 58c. 50c Underwear now each 39e. 25c Hosiery, Sale Price 190. DRESS GOODS SPECIALS. An abundance of weaves and colorings to choose from at the greatest Money -Saving Prices you could possibly wish for —$1.00 qualities for 79e per yard ; $1.25 Dress Goods for 98c per yard; $1.50 values, clearing price $1.18 per yard ; 85c fancy and plain Dress Goods at 6Sc por yard ; 75c lines at 5Sc ; 60c qualities for 48c ; regular 50c goods for 39c ; 35c lines for 280 ; 25c values now 19c. These are only a few of our prices. Two Grocery Departments Full of Bargains. Butter, Eggs, Dried Apples and Potatoes wanted and taken same as cash. `the Btz .kC'ae eo. Next to E. Moore's and in Carey Stand WINGHAM ONTARIO 11 1 1 ...............N.••••••• .........4$............... l e. For Clothing, Dress foods; New, Rich and Fashionable Furs, and 'all lines of Ladies' and Gentlemen's seasonable Un- derwear, come direct to D. M. Gordon's. No house, no matter how much noise they make, can give better , value than you will find here, and every article new and up-tW-date. The new- est and best is none too good for our customers. As usual, all lines of pure, fresh Groceries are always in stock. D. M. Gordon Try CHRISTIE'S for C roceries Provisions Teas 8 Coffees Glassware 8c, Jr Henry Christie GROCER AND CaoCKCRY McRCHANT WINUIIAM osis 1.111wML ( A Sohool Days are now on, and The " BIGI BOOP`" Store is ready with a full line of School Supplies and Books of all kinds, of the very best quality, at the lowest prices. Three Scribblers for 5c. Three Good Lead Pencils, with Rubber, for Sc. trey the little we judge the much." Give us a call. Thanking you for your generous patronage during the holidays. K. M. Fisher