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We Send The
Season's Greeting
To all our friends and we
trust that their Ohristwas will
be a Merry One, Indeed.
Here's a Christmas suggestion for Old Santa Claus—
'SHOE UP THE FAMILY
It's bitter thanwastin; money for toys and
gew gaws. This is a happy Thought, and we
suggest for instance -
A pair of Warm and
Easy
Shoes for Grandma.
Apair of Warm Arctics for Orapdpa,
A pair of Handsome Quilted Roineos for Mother.
A pair of High Heeled Drug Slippers for Sister Kate.
A pair of Heavy Skating Boots for Brother Tom.
And then to cap the climax --
A pair of Slippers for Old Santa Claus himself.
Splendid suggestion --don't you think so.
We wish one and all a Merry, Merry Xmas.
Fresh supply of Trunks and Valises.
W. J. Greer, The Shoer
fifOCAOM, Ole OEM -tIDls r 11111,
There's Good Bread Ahead
You can always be sure of a good meal when bread
from the Wingham Mill's Flour is used. Then the price
is always lower than you can buy elsewhere. Wholesale
quotations to those buying Two Bbls. or over.
The Market
Wheat, per bushel $ .95 to $ 1.00
Oats, per bushel .30 to .32
Barley, per bushel .38 to .40
Flour, Star (two-thirds Manitoba) per half Bbl 2.40 to 2.65
Flour, Pastry (all Ontario) " 2.40 to 2.60
Flour, (Pure Manitoba) 2.50 to 2.75
Flour, low grade, per cwt 1.20 to 1.30
Shorts, per ton 18.00 to 20.00
Bran, per ton 15.00 to 16.00
Chop, per ton 16.00 to 22.00
We will allow 5c per half bbl. off on Flour quotations
Farmers and others supplying their own bags.
to
Bring your Chopping to us, as we do
first-class work.
HOWSON, HARVEY & BROCgLEBANg
Farm For Sale.
Fifty-three acres, being south 1 of the north
of lot 'd 11,
East Wawanosh achardwoda miedtimber, god frame
house, bank barn, pig pen and sheep house
good orchard, well at door, spring in milk.
house• river runs through corner of farm ;
81- miles from Wingham, 6 from Bcig''ivo,
44 from Whitechurch and St. Helens. 9 ^ms
easy; wilt be sold at a bargain and feet, left
to purchaser it sold right away. as owner is
about buying 100 acres in Elmo Tp., and
wishes to move this fall. Apply on the
premises to
J. A. CHAPMAN.
Fordyce P. O.. Ont.
FOR SERVICE.
Large Imported pedigreed Berkshire
Boar will be found for service on 1st
line of Morris.
ALBERT HUGH1+;S.
TURNBERRY NOMINATIONS.
NOTICE! A public meeting of the Elec.
tors of the Township of Turnberry will be
held in the Foresters' Hall, Bluevale, on
Monday, December 26th, 1904
at one o'clock p. m., for the nomination of
candidates for the Municipal Council of
Turnberry for the year 1903.
JOHN BURGESS
Turnberry, I)ec.12th,1901 Returning Officer
Big wages for agents. Men and wo-
men make handsome wages selling
our household specialties. Every fam-
ily needs them. A thoroughly legiti-
mate business that you can start in
without a cent of capital. G. Marshall
& Co., London, Ont.
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HEADQUARTERS..
Cooper's Book Store
Wingham, Dec. 22nd, 1904
To My Friends :—
11 Here's wishing you all a very
Merry Christmas.
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Yours For Fun,
SANTA CLAUS.
Successors to Alex. Ross
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THE WINGHAM ADVANCE
Morris.
An aged resilient of this township
passed away on Tuesday last, Mr.
'Wm.. Warwick. Deceased.. had reach-
ed the advanced age of 75.
A large number of young people
spent a very enjoyable time on. Wed..
nesday of last week at the house of Mr
John Davis, 4th line. His beautiful
new house has just been completed,
and the young people "warmed" It in
royal style by tripping the light fan-
tastic until the wee sinal hours of the
morning, when they dispersed to their
various homes, ;ouch delighted with
the pleasant evening spent.
The Council met according to sta-
tute, Dec. 15th; members all present..
Minutes of last meeting passed.
Cu motion of Taylor and Shaw, the
taxes of Sarah Fleming and Wm..
Riley, amounting to $3.45, were re-
mitted.
Tenders were received for deben-
tures in aid of Guelph Junction Rail-
way, and on motion of Code and Jack-
son, the tender of Win. C. Brent of
Toronto was accepted.
On motion of 'Taylor .and Code, the
following accounts were ordered to be
paid. ;—Wm. Watson, repairing
side-
walk near Belgrave station, $5.50; R.
Carrick, repairing road, $3 ; for gravel.
— Geo. Proctor $3.57, Wm. Taylor $1.-
47,
1:47, Geo. McDonald $13.90, J. Brecken-
ride $2.47; Duff & Stewart, lumber
and work, $13,87 ; F. Gutteridge, ce-
ment tile, $21.38; Corporation of
Blyth, hall rent, $7.56 ; Corporation of
Brussels, hall rent, $6; Wm. Thuell,
work on grader, $4 ; Board of Health
—services of Dr. McAsh $3, W. J.
Johnston $5, Geo. Hood $6, Thos. Laid-
law $4, Wm. Isbister $2, Wm. Clark
$2 ; Corporation of Hullett, B. line ex-
penditure, $4.50 ; Win, Geddes, tile
drain, $4;. A. Campbell, use of scraper,
$1.50; W. Nicholson, use of scraper,
$1.12; M. Proctor, elm plank, $1; Jas.
Russell, repairing bridges, $20.42 ; J.
Wallace, ditch and culvert, $7 ; P.
Healy, the ditch, $3; 3, McDonald,
work on eastern boundary, $5 ; E. Liv-
ingstone, work on western boundary,
$5; G. Taylor, taking Miss Fleming to
House of Refuge, $3; W. Isbister, do.,
$3; A. Miller, wood and care of hall,
$11 ; T. S. Brandon, preparing finan-
cial statement, $5 ; Wm. Isbister, do.,
$2 ; A. T. Cole, repairing culvert and
underbrushing, $5; A. Taylor, repair-
ing culvert, $2.75: Corporation of Mc-
Killop, B. line expenditure, $25.97 ;
Jno. Roger, engineers fees, $30; Win.
Isbister, councillor's fees, $68 ; T. Code,
do., $33 ; A. Shaw, do., $30 ; Geo. Tay-
lor, do., $55 ; • Geo. Jackson, do., $55 ;
W. Clark, salary and expenses, $133.
By-law No. 16 was duly read and
passed. The Council then adjourned.
W. CLARK, Clerk.
Langside.
Miss Maude Passmore is visiting in
Teeswater.
Mr. Thos. Carter returned to Guelph
on Saturday.
The dress -maker is busy on our
line at present.
Mr. and Mrs. N. Strome gave a
dancing -party on Thursday night.
Mr. Jas. Taylor has purchased a
dandy driver from Mr. J. Boyd of
Teeswater.
Mr. Chas. McKinnon has returned
from Woodstock to spend his holidays
under the parental roof.
The first meeting of the Literary
club was held in the Langside
Foresters' Hall on Friday night. The
debate was very interesting. The
judges announced that the affirma-
tive, "Resolved that Canada offers
better advantage to her young men
than the United States" had the most
and best points. After the debate an
interesting program was delivered.
The next meeting will be held next
Thursday evening.
Jamestown.
Miss Maggie Taylor is visiting friends
at Shakespeare this week.
Mr. W. H. Kerr of Brussels conduc-
ted service in Victoria Hall last Sun-
day evening.
Invitations are out announcing the
marriage of Miss Maud McKelvey to
Mr. Louis Eckmier of Morris, which
event will take place on the 27th inst.
Mrs. George Eckmier entertained a
number of the yours people of this vi-
cinity last Wednesday evening. The
party was given in honor of her niece,
Miss Pearl Baker of Bluevale ; all re-
port a most enjoyable time.
Salem.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed« Bryans of Grey al-
so Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Bryans of Mor-
ris spent Sunday last with Mrs. J. Gal-
laher, who has been suffering with la
grippe.
There will be no ,League here this
'week. The Bible contest which has
been going on in the League here, will
be withdrawn until after the Xmas.
holidays, when it will boom again.
Don't forget the entertainment,
which will be held in the church here
next Friday evening. There is a good
program being prepared, and a good
time is expected. Everybody is invit-
ed and will be made welcome.
Whitechurch.
DIED—On Sunday, Dec. 18, the in-
fant child of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Mc-
Intosh. Interment on Tuesday in
Kinloss cemetery.
A Christmas entertainment will be
held in the Presbyterian church on
Tuesday evening, ''27th list. A good
program will be given by the children
of the Sabbath School. A ship -load
of good things is on the way and she
will be unloaded that evening to glad-
den the hearts of the, children. A
liberal collection is asked to defray ex-
penses,
Grey,
The special services at Roe'a church
will continue on during this week.
A Merry Christmas and Happy New
Year to all the readers o#r the Ad-
vance.
Miss Mary McDonald of Ethel spent
Sunday with her friend, Miss Belle
er.
John Lynn of Fordwich, formerly
of here, attended the examination
held at $, S. No. 4 last Friday.
John Campbell is visiting under the
parental roof after an absence of
about 20 years in, Manitoba and the N,
W. T.
W. B. Bryans and James Jackson,
medical students of Toronto College,
have arrived at their respective homes
to spend Xmas.
.las. Pearson of Albert College, Belle.
villa, is holidaying under the paren-
tal roof, Evidently James' studies
have agreed with hint. •
The 0, P. R. have 25 or 30 men at
work on the proposed new railway.
Roadway is being cut through the
bush and only about a mile intervenes
between Moncrieff and 'Walton,
Good progress has been made on
levelling the gravel hill on H. Mc-
Naughten's farm. Station will be put
at lot 25, 1,1 miles west of Monerieff,
Some say that Win. Fraser, Coun-
ciilor, may promote to the Reeveship
of the township. P. Keifer and Ino.
Brown are mentioned as probable
candidates for seats at the Boasal.
Others think the present Council
should be left where they are so as to
clear up the work they have entered
upon, in drainage and bridge matters
particularly.
On Friday of last week, one of the
most successful examinations ever
held around here was that at S. S. No.
4. From early in the' forenoon, visi-
tors kept coming, until upward of 150
were present. The children did extra
well and reflected much credit to their
teacher, Mr. R. Weir, who certainly
left nothing undone towards adding
anything to the pleasure and comfort
of all present. The teachers present
who took part in the various lessons
were—Miss M. Hartry, Messrs. Bu-
chanan, Montgomery, Strachan, Fra-
ser, F. T. and W. E. Bryans. After
Santa Claus had distributed his pres-
ents to the pupils, all joined heartily
in singing "God save the King." Thus
the afternoon's proceedings were
brought to a close. At S o'clock the
entertainment opened, with Mr. C. E.
Leppard of Gorrie in the chair, who
filled the position in a very acceptable
manner. The programme consisted
of solos, recitations, dialogues, drills,
tableaus, and chorus singing by the
children. The programme was well
selected, and everyone slid themselves
justice, but we feel we must make
special mention of the excellent selec-
tions given by Messrs. Hanna and
Wightman of Wingham; which were
highly appreciated by all present, and
those absent certainly missed a rare
treat. The proceeds amounted to over
$27, besides a large number of compli-
mentary tickets, and all the pupils ad-
mitted free, and will go towards add-
ing more books to the library and a
large flag. Mr. Weir and pupils are
to be congratulated on their success ;
all are unanimous that No. 4 does not
do things by halves.
4.
Turnberry.
Mr. and Mrs. Belfour of Wolsley, N.
W. T. are visiting Mrs. A. Belfoor.
Mr. and Mrs. John Caseinore of
Manistique, Mich., are visiting the
former's parents.
Mr. Thos. Cornell of Manistique,
Mich., Is visiting relatives in Turn-
berry and Morris,
Mr, John Robinson is drawing brick
for a new house to be built on his
farm in Morris next summer, Com-
ing events cast their shadows before.
Many Sodden Deaths
Are traced to a heart that was
neglected. If your heart isweak or
beats too rapidly you need Pervoi:one
to strengthen the heart's muscles,
regulate its action and stop smother.
log spasms. l:'errozono always cures
weak heart and restores this organ to
a strong healthy state. The best
heart medicine in the world is Per.
rozane which beats any substitute.
Widely used by darters and sold at
$Oo. per box by all druggists,
East Wawanosh.
Council met on Dee. 15th, pursuant
to Statute ; members all present.
Minutes of last meeting read, cor-
rected and passed.
By-law No. 11, 1904, appointing place
of nomination, places where ensuing
municipal elections were to be held,
and deputy returning officers, read
and passed.
F. D. Stalker was appointed D. R. O.
for Div. No. 1, John S. Scott for No. 2,
John jun., for No. 3, and John
Gibbons for Elliott,o. 4.
By-law No. 12, 1901, fixing the am'nt
to be paid to each member of the
Council . for attendance at Council
meetings, etc., duly read and passed.
Annual report of Dr. McAsh, M. H.
0., received and filed.
Communication from Clerk of Mor-
ris received, stating that Morris Coun-
cil was prepared to arbitrate on the
matter in dispute re culvert on boun-
dary at end of the 3rd line of Morris,
and that an early settlement of the
same was desirable.—Ordered to be
filed.
Beecroft-Menzies—That the Clerk
be authorized. to send and get 20 de-
bentures without coupons from the
Municipal World, St. Thomas, for rail-
way purposes, and that the Reeve and
Treasurer have the said debentures
properly signed forthwith—carried.
Christopher Johnson, lot 42, con. 4,
was present, complaining that path -
master Fred. P. Hayden, road division
No. 23, had charged him last season
one day's statute labor that he consid-
ered lie had no right to perform.
After discussing this matter, and
finding out that a certain amount of
injustice had been done Mr. Johnson,
it was moved by Mr. Wilson, seconded
by Mr. Menzies, that a debenture for
$1 be issued in his 'favor to square tip
this business—carried.
The Collector was allowed time to
the first of February next to return
his roll for the balance of taxes for
1904 remaining as yet unpaid.
Debentures were passed and ordered
to be signed for payment of accounts,
etc., to the amount of $523.61, which
will appear in the Treasurer's state-
ment now being issued.
The Council then adjourned.
P. PORTERFIELD, Clerk.
Belmore.
Following is the report of S. S. No.
12, Culross, the names being in order
of merit Class—C. McKee, E. Mc-
Kee, lt. Gallaugher, G. Smith, P.
Abram, M. Baker. IV Class, Sr.—W.
Abram, N. Smith, J. Nickel, H. Jo.
hann. IV Class, Jr.—M. Edwards, M.
Lawrence. III Class—R. Willie, J.
Chittick, J. Lawrence, H. Kirby. U
Class, Sr.—M. Metcalf, 3. Kirby, L,
Willie, R. Law, J. Gallaatugher, U
Class, Sr.—,T. Marshall, T. Nickel. Pt.
If, Sr. --R. Mahoney, A. McGrogan
and A. Lowry equal, O. Johann. Pt.
II, Ir. --L. Irwin, C, Chittick, ;'.Willie.
Pt. I, Sr. --L. Mahoney, M. Marshall,
Sulo, Lawrence, G, Kirby, A, Marshall,
A., Meallen, T. Meehan. Pt, I, Jr.—A.
Baker, IC nteGroggan, H. Metcalf, V.
Marshall, Manly 11iat'sliall,.. E. F. Col-
lins, Teacher,
Thursday, December 2
1904
Ulrich.
George Uaggitt of Michigan is re-
newing acquaintances in this vicinity.
' S. IL Willey attended the funeral of
Ids uncle, Mr. S. Gldlc.y- of Exeter, last
week,
Thomas Austin received a paralytic
stroke a peek ago Sunday, and is still
in a precarious condition.
The new Grand Trunk station will
soon be ready for occupancy. ncy. It will
be the neatest and prettiest station on
the London, Huron & Bruce branch.
The annual meeting of L. 0. L. No,
003 will be held in Orange Hall, Mon.
day evening, for the election of offi-
cers, and the lvinding up of the year's
business,
Trinity Church Sabbath school will
hold aa, Christmas entertainment in
Industry Hall, Wednesday evening ;
there will be two Xmas. trees, one on
each side of hall..
Messrs. Riley and Tilden have a
large staff of men working on the 0,
P. R. construction in the village ; they
are at present engaged in changing
the course of river ; where it now runs
will be filled ii and used for stationtin
and freight yards.
COUNTY COUNCIL ELECTION.
To tie Electors of Division No. 7, comprising
.East and West Wawanosh, Wingham
• and Blyth.
LADIES AND GENTLF.MEN:—
I beg 'to informou that, I am in the field
for County Councilor, Having had consider-
able experience in municipal matters, I shall
endeavor,it elected. to guard. the interests of
the division faithfully, irrespective of locality.
The best interests of every paart of the Division
and of the County generally, shall have my
faithful attention and best effort. Your vote
and influence is respectfully solicited.
WM. McQUILLAN.
West Wawanosh, Deo. 15th,
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER.
To the Electors of County Council District
No. 7, compris'ng East and West Wawa.
nosh, Wingham and Blyth.
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,—
have decided at the request of a largo num.
ber of influential Ratepayers et the District to
offer my services as County.Commiesionor. It
elected, my long oxpe,ylenco in municipal mat,
tors will be devoted to your service in would-
'ing what, I believe to he to the best interests
of this District and of the County generally.
It I am honored to be one of your representa-
tives I will endeavor to faithfully attend to
the needs of the different localities.
Your vote and influence is respectfully
solicited. JOHN T. CURRIE.
East Wawanosh, Nov. 28th, 1904.
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St. Helens.
School closes in the St. Helens'
school on Thursday.
Mr. S. J. Beckett is visiting at the
home of Win. Gordon.
We are pleased to see Win. Woods
out again after his recent illness;.
;Messrs. Hugh McDonald, Stewart
Miller and ,IVlisses Maggie Clark and
Mina Rutherford of the (ioderlch Col.
Ilnn iiate Institute, are home for the
Pliixisteam holidays.
Huron County Council Election.
To the Etcetera of Division No. 7 --comprising,
the Townships of East and West Wa-
wanosh, the Village of Blyth
and Town of Wingham:
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN :—
At the request of a large number of the
electors, I am a candidate for the representa-
tion of Div. No. 7 in Huron County Council,
and take this opportunity of appealing to
you for your support. If honored with Glee.
tion, my aim will be to equally and thor-
oughly represent every portion of the division
to the host of my ability.
I am, your obedient servant,
A. E, BRAD WIN
Blyth, Nov. 0th, 1904.
Real Estate Notice.
Would you like to make 10% clear of a
expense on your money? If so. I ask you to
call and see me and I will show you how to do
so. Others have taken advantage of it, why
not you? I have investments that are paying
10 and 12% clear of all expense, and I would
like to get you interested in them.
Start the New Year by making a good safe
investment of your money.
Farm and town property of every discrip-
tion and price, for sale at your own terms.
Life and Accident Insurance effected.
C. J. MAGUIRE
Real Estate and Business Transfer.
(0Mco---Vanstone Block, Wingham)
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Why ? Because good work is our
specialty. .
Then for Photos. Groups or
Portraits, or Novelties such as
Photo Buttons and Photo Frames
try
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Christmas
SINGLE FARE
Good going December 24, 2.i and 20, returning
until December 27, 1904. Good going Deeem-
bet 31, 1904. and January 1 and 2,1905, valid for
return until January 3, 1905.
FARE AND ONE-THIRD
Going December 23, 24 25, 213. 30 and 31, 1004,
and January 1 and 2, 1904 returning until Jan-
uary 4, 1005.
Between all stations in Canada, Port Arthur
and East.
Full particulars from any Canadian Paoiflo
Agent or C. B. Foster; D.P.A., Toronto.
RRANOTRUNK:OA
Winter Fair, Guelph.
MOLE FARE
EOR ROUND TRIP.
Good going Deo. 3rd to 9th. Valid return.
ing until Doo. 12th. The Grand Trunk has
the most Convenient Service to Guelph.
To California and Florida.
Spend the winter in the Delightful winter
reefrts of California and Florida, Best of
Pullman Dining and Parlor Cars, and direct,
connections.
Mount Clemens Mineral Baths.
tlnoxoelled treatment for rheumhtiem,
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DIRECT IMPORTER
Christmas
Will Soon Be Here.
And we have made ample preparation for the
comfort and convenience of all our customers, and
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we have in stole for our patrons, some of the great-
est surprises in the way of Xmas. Presents that have
ever been offered to the purchasing public of this
or any other community. Come in and get a share
of our valuable and serviceable Xmas. Presents,
This is the season of the year for Furs --and our
house is just the place to get the right article at the
right price. Men's Fur Coats from $16.50 up.
Men's Fur Caps from $2.00 to $10.00. Ladies' Fur
Jackets in Persian Lamb and Electric Seal, with
Mink Collars and Revers, also Sable Collars and
Revers, also in Bokharan and Astrachan—
all sizes and prices from $18.00 to $125.00.
Also Fur Caps, Ruffs, Stoles, Muffs and Gauntlets,
in all the latest styles and best qualities of Furs,.
and will find our prices lower than others ask.
We have very interesting information to give
out in reference to our latest stock of Ladies' and
Children's Fine Cloth Jackets --it will pay you well
to ask to see them and get our prices.
SHOES AND RUBBERS
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Everything in this line either for Ladles, Gents,
Girls or Boys, will be found here and, at lowest
prices.
GROCERIES.
We keep the very best that we can buy in
every line, and you can always depend on getting
everything fresh and pure and at right prices.
Wishing each and all of our Friends a very
Merry Xmas. and Happy New Year.
Highest Prices for Trade.
the 16,ZYN1
Christmas c3km,e
A Splendid Treat in Store for Shoppers at TheBee Hive.
A grand display of brilliancy and splendour in the,; -
holiday decorations. We welcome one and -all, and don't
forget to bring the children to see the beauty and at-
tractions of This Store.
Holiday Specialties In Every Department
Hints For Christmas
Gifts For Ladies
and Misses.
Dress lengths, Silk Waist lengths,
Wrapper lengths, Skirt lengths,
Flannelette Night Robes, Hosiery,
Corsets, Gloves, Underwear, Flan-
nelette Corset Covers, fancy Col-
lars, Silk Belts, fancy Hose Suppor-
ters, fancy silk and wool Shirt
Waists, Golf Jackets, fancy wool
Shoulder Shawls, Ladies' and
Girls' Jackets, Wool Fascinators,
Table Linen, Table Napkins, Tow-
els, Towellings, fancy Centre Piec-
es, Doylies, five o'clock Tea Cloths,
white Quilts, Lace Curtains, Che-
nille Table Covers, Wool Blankets,
Flannelette Blankets, Hand Bags,
Purses, Combs, Lithograph Cush-
ion Tops, Cushion Girdles, plain
and fancy Silk Handkerchiefs,
plain hem -stitch, lace edge and
embroidery edge linen and fine
lawn lEdkfs., Ladies' silk and wool
Mitts, and Ladies' and Children's
Gauntlets.
This is a partial lint of very use-
ful and acceptable goods for Christ-
mas• gifts. Prices in every case
will be sure to please you when
you make your purchases at The
Bee Hive.
Christmas Gift Hints
To Assist You In
Youi* Purchases
For Men & Boys.'
Any of the following, makes a
nice and very useful present :--
Beautiful Silk Neckwear in Bows,
Flowing -end, Four-in-hand, String
Ties, Knots and Puffs, Suspenders,
Armlets, new Hats, new Caps,
Umbrellas, Hosiery, silk lined ,„1.
Mocha Gloves, wool lined Mocha.
Gloves, fine unlined Mocha Gloves,
wool Gloves, white Shirts, fancy
Dress Shirts, Sweaters, Cardigan
Jackets, Way Mufflers, black silk
fancy lined Mufflers, fancy silk
square Muffler, heavy top Shirts,
Handkerchiefs, fleece lined Under-
wear, heavy wool Underwear, fine
wool Underwear, Pants, Vests,
Overcoats, Reefers and Suits, Col-
lars and Cuffs.
This list will help, you in mak-
ing your selection and our special
money -saving prices will make
buying easy.
Bee Hive Bargains will help
to make your Christmas a merry
one.
We areoing to have tremendous selling the next two weeks. 04-
An extra stall will be on hand and we'll do our utmost to give
customers every attention.
We ask you to assist its In shopping as early."hs you eat.
" THE BEE lilY!"
The Keeler Co.
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Wingham