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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1910-01-27, Page 5TU n wrrux.tiAm IMES JANUARY 27 Aviu .• vercoats EXCEPTIONAL VALVES Here's your chance. We have a number of Overcoats of all sizes and prices that we don't want, and are anxious to turn over to you at greatly reduced prices. We don't want to carry over any of these garments, consequently the cut in price. 11. Overcoats, in sizes from 35 to 44, regular $15.00 and $16.50, reduced to - - $12.00 8 Overcoats, sizes 37 to 42, regular $18.00 and $19.00, reduced to • Other lines of Men's Overcoats, also Youths' Boys' and Children's Over- coats to be cleared out in similar reductions. $14.50 cGee & Canine CLOTHIERS AND lii.CEN'S FURNISHERS. 1111.,Zr4-1110.011111,1 ifie: 4 14, 1)61.11th. 6 Will366,k1.1 l• 1 1 II! Some Icohol uestions Is alcohol a tonic? No! Does it • make the blood pure? E No! Does it strengthen the nerves? No! Is Ayer's Sarsaparilla a tonic? Yes! Does it make the blood pure? Yes! Does it strengthen the nerves? Yes! Is it the only Sarsaparilla entirely free from alcohol? Yes! Ask your - doctor about this non-alcoholic medicine. If he approves, -your confidence will be complete. J. C. Ayer Co., Lowell, Mass. Dull Dull men 1 60 ;;;;Tien'i Heavy -headed! 'DoWnkeartedi Mi very &len due to constipation! Yet the cure is so easx—Ayer's Pills. Ask your doctor. tit UrrreCtirittitt. Mr, Wee Leggatt UW0 returned honie, looking Well after his trip, Mr, Fred Neighbor has returned from the Wee, HO reports goad, Weather in Sask. MA n snow for a month, Mr, Andrew Wilson ie at his favorite Boort, palling a pair Of IOW Jinn neer beautiful Wiring laorse. Mr,iieetar MOICay Is making arrange, menta for the loe harveet, . ordOehrO,pping 407, in good running The Pieebyteriane are arranging to etrengthen their Choir. vitratOse, Fredeeiok Kroetech has sold his farm, lot 29, non. 11, to Mr, Chas, 8 eanmaoher. Mr. Adam Davidson, ono of the early timers of the township, is Own from SPeriirig, Mn,, renewing aoquaintanoes and visiting his brother, Mr. Thomas Davidson, who is ill, and Ms sister, Mrs, Dalgleish. Mrs. McKinnon, one of the pioneer residents of tlab 4th line, Calms, had the misfortune on Monday of last week to have her dwelling totally destroyed by fire. Mrs. McKinnon who is a very old woman, lived alone, and would have lost everything were it not for the timely arrival of a few neighbors who saved most of the furniture. As the roof was the first part to burn it is thought the origin of the fire was a defective ohimney. ••••••••••••01.•••••••••••••••• BLYTH. Finlay McIntosh, the well•known horseman, of Blyth, had the misfortune to lose his fine black Peroheron stallion from acute indigestion. The animal was valued at $1.000 and was a good one. Mr. McIntosh had three stallions so is well supplied yet and we wish him better look for the time to oome. The official notification was received last Saturday by Wm. Sims confirming his appointment to Blyth Postmaster. ship as successor to the late D. B, Mo. Kinnon. He will probably assume his new duties on February lst. In the meantime Postmaster Sims is reoeiv- ing the congratulations of his num- erous friends, among whom are those who were also applicants for the peg - tion. Sunday evening, January 161h, John Henry, who has been a resident of Blyth for a number of years, paid Nature's debt in his 80th year. He had been in failing health for the past two years, superinduced by old age and a stroke of paralysis but only went to bed on Saturday. Mr. Henry was born le Ireland and mime to Canada With vela- tives when 2 years et age. Family liv. ed at Toronto far 20 yeas atter whioh they Moved to Niesauri, towasbiP, Middlesex Co,, and eagle to Hallett 6 or 7 years • later, Mrs. Henry's maiden name was Rose Talbot, of Niesouri, and she and the following children stir* Viva i Susan Brown, Wiegbalie ,• Wm, and John and lidrs. Ileac 3err Ct uniiett; Jarvis, High Sohool teaoher at Stratford, and MLses Bole, Oharlotte and Maggie, at home. 1sLUEVALE. Oatmeal exohanged for oats. Il'itaxx R. Howsow, Wingham. There will be a meeting of the Women's Institute at the home of Mee. West on Thursday, Feb, 4th at 2,30 p, m. Miss Yates, of Guelph will be iiresent:ind will ad arm the meeting She will also speak in the Foresters' hall in te evening. Al the ladies are welcome. Trains were very late on Saturday. The afternoon train did not reaoh this place till Monday morning. Malcolm Scott, son of F. B. Scott, returned to Dakota on Wednesday. , 0 wing to the roads being blooked on Sabbath last, the attendance at com- munion in Knox Churoh was not as largely attended as multi. The following is taken from the Cale. dente, Sachem:—"At a meeting after the regular service on Sabbath, 17th January, the Si. Paul's Presbyterian Church, Carluke, extended an anent - mons call to Rev. W. J. West, M. A., of Bluevale, .offering stipend of pm with use of manse and glebe and two weeks' vacation." The ministry of Mr. West in Knox Church, Binevale, has been attended with great success dur- ing the past twelve years. About 300 members have been added to the roll of Bluevale and Eadie's. A new church has been built at Binevale and the churoh at Dulles renewed and barns valued at $1,000 at each place for accommodation of horses. It is hoped that Mr. West will see his way clear to decline the call and remain here. HOWICK. Mr. and Mrs. Win. Hood sr, „celebrat- ed their golden wedding on Monday, 17th inst., and received the hearty con,. grattilatione of their children and gran d• children. Mr. and Mrs. Hood were happily united in, marriage fifty years aga, by the Rev.' John Ross, near the village of Bruoefield, Huron County, They settled on the farm where they now reside, lot 30, con. 15, Howiok, and have spent all their married life on • tills farm and the one opposite, where aelo••••••••••• their son WM, now resides, Time passed away on January acd t at Gerrie, TbOrrtie Peale, one Of the early settlers of HOWiele, aged 74 yeas, 7 months and, 27 days, While at the station clue day last fail he was etrloken with a slight paralytio stroke, from which he recovered, bat took another Tuesday before Obristume and gradually sank until cloth released him of hiS sufferings, He Wall born near 13rant• ford and the early part of his life was spent there. The family moved to Ho wick about 54 years ago. On August 15, 1896, he was married to Mies Martha McGill, who survives him aloe one son, Mr, Geo. E. Dane, of Hanailton, and one deughter, Mrs, John padilelc1, who lives' on the old homestead in Howiok, Mr. Dane'was a member of the Metho- dist Church, a etannob 0OnserVatiVe, and a faithful Orange brother. Oatmeal exchanged for (Ate. FAANK R. HOWSoN, MORRIS. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Wednejday of last week Wm. Pipe, 5111 line, was united in marriage to mho Lizzie Fairservioe, of Hallett. May their joys be many. They will live on the 5th line. • Mrs Bate, of Toronto, was visiting hie aunt and cousin, Mrs. and Mies Fraliok for a few day. They had never met before. Mr, Bates is son of the late Samuel Bates, of Mer- rickville, Ont. Friday evening, Jan. 14th, Edward Nichol, 5th line, and Miss Jennie Grieve of Bruesels, were united in marriage at Melville Manse, Brussele, by Rev. A. C. Wishart, B. A. We wish them many happy and prosperous years. Mr. and Mrs. Nichol will continue to live on the groom's farm, 5th line. Iu S. S. No. 5, Geo. Proctor was re- elected Trustee, The other members are Robt. Young and 5, Jordan. Robt. Young BUDD1ie8 12 cords of wood at $2 20 and Geo, Taylor the cedar at $2 50. Mies Mary Soott is the teacher and is doing excellent work. This is her 3rd year as teacher. Tuesday was the day of the moving West of Samuel Calbick and wife, their son, Ward, and Miss Ethel Anderson and Henry Anderson, niece and nephew. Their new home will be at Whitewater, Southern Mai/Hobe, where they have purchased a farm. They took a couple of oars of stock and settlers' effects. • • • • • • • • 4, • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • e Big Now is your one of our high-class Mantles at our lowest Watch our windows for d will pay you to come early andg: choice Remember they must be at a price. LADIES' SABLE STOLES AND RUFFS. The best we have had this season—we want to sell them. $16.00 and $18,02 Ruffs, sale price $13,85,r Children's Persian Lamb Setts, 'Muffs $ and Throws, reg. $13.00 to be cleared for $8.88 Ladies' Fur -Lined Coats, on sale. • • NOTICE To the Ladies', we have the cele- brated "Broken Back" Corsets. Gents' Furnishings. New and up to -date Gents' Furniihinga, Collars 4T4 in 5 sizes, Black English Stiff Hats in new spring shapes. See our window for display of Gentlemen's and Boys' Overcoats. They are being sold this week at 20 per cent discount. House Furnishings. • • In our House Furnishings Department we have New Carpets, Rugs in all sizes, Linoleums in many et patterns and Lace Curtains at all prices. • • • • • • • • 4. Full line of Groceries. Trade taken as cash. AAAAAAAAAAAANNAAPAMAAAAAA HANNA & CO PHONE 70. • • Oatmeal exehatiged for oats. FRANK •40•444++4,4.44.•+++++•+++++4 4.0++++444.04.4.4.4+4+++4.44444 R. HOWSON, Wingham. Big Crash in Prices 1_0 Da s, at isarc' A CLEAN - SWEEP SALE IN FIFTEEN DEPARTMENTS Sale Commences Saturday, January 29th, Ending Wednesday, Feb. 9th ,Great Money -Raising Sale ! Twenty Thousand Dollar Stock to be Reduced One -Half ! Prices will do it ! Goods must be turned into money quickly ! j, This is your chance --'- it twenty-five miles to attend this sale ! Shrewd buyers have been waiting for This Big Sale ! Doors open Saturday morning at 9 o'clock ! Come with the crowd ! Extra salespeople to wait on you ! Shop in the morning if possible ! Read the list—only room here for a few of the many bargains awaiting you : Ladies' Coats. 25 per cent discount off Ladies' Coats, Misses' i Coats and Children's Coats. All must be sold. Plenty to choose from.' Top Skirts. 25 per cent, off all kinds of Top Skirts. A big stock on second floor. Bargains in Ribbons. 10 pieces plain Taffeta• Ribbon, wide all colors, 25c quality, sale price.. .. 20e 20e colored Ribbon, sale price 15c 15c plain colored Ribbons, sale price. 12i 121- Taffeta Ribbon, sale price..... . ... 10e Corsets. Big clean up in our Corset department. Look on centre tables for big bargains, A lot of Corsets $1.00 and $1.25 values69e • Prints. Crttin'f3 English Prints, guaranteed fad colors, neat patterns, values from 121e to 15e, clean sweep sale Grocery Department. Fresh stock new Raisins, 4 lbs for Pot Barley, per lb Canada Laundry Starch Fresh Corn Starch 10e Bottle extract, sale price Royal Yeast Cakes 121e Fancy Cakes 2 cans Red Salmon for ... . 35c Black Ceylon Tea tor Tapioca, fresh Best cleaned Currants, 3 lbs for 25e box Flavoring Extract for 4 pkgs Gold Dust for Fresh Dates, per lb .. . 12 Bars Laundry Soap for .......25e September Cheese per lb .. 16e 15c Bottle Piekles for 100 25c 03e 06e 08e 08c 03e 10c 25e 25e 05c 25c 10e 25e 08e Lace Curtains Reduced. A large stock of Curtains to c lear discount of 20 pee cent. Gents' Furnishings. • Men's Heavy Working Leather Mitts, lined, regular 500 lines, your choice • 39e Men's Far Lined Gloves, reg price 2 50 for.. 1.75 25e Ties in knots or four.in-hand, sale price .19c • Heavy Winter 'Underwear 20 per Cent, off reg. price, . Men's Heavy Top Shirts to clear ..... 4.30 Men's Fine Braces, 25e value for190 out at a Boots and Shoes. A large stock to choose from; every pair to be sold at cut price. Lot No 1, a number, of odd lines worth $1.25 to $1.50, your choice ...........99e Lot No. 2, Ladies' Button Boots, value upto $2.50, half price, 10 days sale price . ...$1,25 Clothing Depar enti, Big cut in ices f 0 days. Men's strong Overalls, b or black, 10 days sale 59e 15 Men's Faney Tweed Suits, regular price $8 00, sale. 6 00 Men's Black Hersey Cloth Overcoats, reg. price 8,50, sale 6 50 Men's Heavy Grey Pants, .reg. 2.00 line, sale.1.50 Boys' two-piece Suits to clear at 1 29 Boys' Heavy Overcoats, reg 10.00 value, sale 7.90 Boys' Fine Freize Overcoats, reg. value 7,50 sale 6 00 Boys' strong Tweed Overcoats, reg. value 6.00, sale Men's fancy stripe Overcoats,reg. value 15,00, sale . . .. . . . . .....12 00 Men's plain Overcoats, reg value 12.00, sale..9.00 Men's Tweed Overcoats, reg value 7,50, sale,.5,00 Men's fancy stripe Pants, reg Value 2.00, sale 1.50 Men's worsted stripe Pants, reg value 2,50, sale . 440 0460044e. .. ••• ... fti•l0000•Jo..1,95 Two thousand dollars Worth Of elothing on second floor to choose from, • E. ISARD CO., • • Table Linen. 1 piece heavy Table Linen, 10 days sale price.20e 54 -inch bleached Table Linen, 10 days sale30e 60e wide bleached. Table Linen, 10 days sale, 45e 75e Eilxa fine quality Table Linen, 10 days sale 60e $1.00 Irish Linen, wide, Table Linen, 10 days sale 75e Table Napkins all sized, 20 per cent. oft' regalar • prices. Ladies' Furs. Ladies' Rat Lined Coats, Italian Broadcloth, Alaska Sable Collars, very latest styles, good value at 50 00, sale price.. .... —39.50 Ladies' Persian Lamb Coat, god buying at 75.00, clean sweep sale 60.00 Ladies' Astracan Jacket, good quality, reg. value 35.00, sale priee..... . 25,00 Ladies' Coon Coat, nice length, well lined, a bargain at 50.00, sale price37,50 Ladies' Fur Lined Cape, black Thibit regular value 25,00, our sale price.. 15.00 Discount of 20 to 25 per cent. oft' Caps, Muffs, Stoles, Caperines, Ruffs, Gauntlets, etc, • will payyou to drive Dress Goods. Buy your Spring Dress or Suit now, lots of choice here„ during the 131G SALE. You can buy at 20 per cent off regular price. English Lansdale Cambric, regular value 15c, our sale price 121; Ladies' Black Sateen Underskirts with fancy embroidery frill, reg price 1.25 for 1 00 6 pieces Fancy Tweed Dress Goods, reg. price 50c, 10 days sale price , 39e Chiffon Taffeta Silks, all oulors, good buying at 75e, sale price . 60e. Wrappers -5 dozen new Wrappers and House Dresses,lined in the waist, good value at 1.50 to 2 00 each, your choice for... ....1,29 White Quilts to clear, 1.25 quality for ...... .1.00 3 doz. Iland Satchels, large size, regular value 75e, your choice 50c Your Account is Due. All accounts must be settled by cash or note on or before Feby 9th, Remember the tlate—Saturday January 29th, Cash or produce in exchange for goods. No goods ehared at sale prices. No goods sent on approbation. SALESPEOPLE WANTED. Wingham.