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Toronto,Deo,16.---Trade was good and
brisk at the cattle market to -day with a III
good run,. and everything pretty well
sold out by • the close of the market.
Prices on the whole were good, but time
were nut so many fancy quality Christ-
mas cattle as last week, though in a few
cases what might be called Saucy prices
were paid.
The following are the gnotatlons;
er
you want a
nice Xmas lift
In the shape of a
Brush and Comb
Case,, Handkerchief
Case, , Perfumes,
Hair Brushes, Toilet
Articles, Ebony
Goods, etc,, you can
buy the very choicest
at
Meesre. John Miclioisou, of Toroi to
and Jchtl Nicholson, of Galt were in,
Itown last week attending the funerel of
their uncle; the late John. Nicholson.
Ur, W S. Rq' a"tson, who has been at
the rauitariiun in Graceuhurst for some
time past, returned Borrie this week, Ante
we are pleased to learn very mach im-
proved in health.
11.4. and Mrs, G. Davidson, of the
Junction. were visiting with Galt
friends last week and while on their
way home stopped over at Guelph for a
couple of days at the Winter Fair.
Mr. W. G. Strong, of Gerrie, Organ-
izer for the Canadian Foresters spent a
few hours in town on Saturday last,
shaking hands with old friends. Ka is
now working in the interests of the
Order at Berlin.
Mr. C. M. Newars, of the Wiii.gham
Trading Co., who was taken ill last
week rind went to his home in London
is, we are pleased to learn, improving.
Mr. Robertson, of London is taking Mr,
Newell's place in the store here for a
few weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. John Murray and family
left for their new bottle in Dundas on
Saturday last. Mr. Murray has been
one of our best citizens and we are sorry
to hear of his removal front, town. He
has a situation in the Bertruni Works at
Dundas. We wish him success in his
new Route.
Colin Al Campbell's
DRUG STORE
Chocolates and Bon
Bons in bons.
TO ADVERTISERS.
Notice of changes must be left at this
office not later than Saturday noon.
The copy for changes must be left
not later than Monday evening.
Casual advertisements accepted up
to noon Wednesday of each week.
ESTAHLIsHED
TIH
H. B. ELLIOTT.1'uatisfsx Axa PROPRIETOR
THURSDAY, DEC. 18. 1902,
THE REFERENDUM.
Official Returns for West Heron --the
Liquor Act Popular in this Riding.
At Westfield on the 10th inst. Return-
ing Officer Campbell, gave his official
declaration of the votes cast in the
electoral district of West Huron for and
against the Liquor Act of 1002, After
summing up the votes he declared the
same to have been 2,836 in the affirma-
tive and 1,003 in the negative.
The vote in detail was as folIows:.
GODERICS.
Polling sub -division • For Against
1 68 41
2. 61 45
3 06 37
4 01 88
5...... . 35 47
6 66 51
7 33 24
TOWN COUNCIL.
The last regular meeting of the the
town council for 1902 wns held on
Monday evening; Mayor Vanstone in
the chair, and Councillots Holmes, Bell,
Elliott and Irwin present.
The minutes of last regular meeting
were read and confirmed,
The finauce committee reported hav-
ing considered the following accounts,
all of which, except that of J. Gray,
Were recptnmeuded for payment: -
Howson, Harvey & Brocklebank,
care of dam $24 90
W. J. Maliagh, salary 12.00
~ 00
T. L. Jobb, repairs
Mrs. A, E Code, salary 17.00
V. Vannorman, salary 48 00
J. B. Fergnsou,salary and postage 115.550
John Garuess, wood 24.00
John Gray, rent poll booth Dec. 4 4.00
Firemen and Hook and Ladder
Co;, services 69.00
Beattie Bros, gravel, cartage, etc, 53.15
Jas. Brock, labor and testing
springs 8.75
Mrs. D. Showers, labor at halI1.05
T. Hall, printing and advtg 6.25
By-laws for the raising of the different
amounts required for the granolithic
sidewalk laid during the year, and a
by-law consolidating the seven different
by-laws were read and passed. The
debentures to be issued run for fifteen
years; the total amount to be raised is.
$1898.55, and the amount to be raised
each year $170.76.
A by-law to provide for holding the
municipal elections on January 5th next,
and appointing polling places and deputy
returning officers was read and passed.
The following are the places and names
of deputy -returning officers: -Ward 1.
-At J. B.Cuinmings' shop, Jas. Plenty,.
deputy -returning officer; Ward 2, -At
the Advance office. Then. Hall, deputy
returning officer; Ward 3. -At the Town
Hall, J. B. Ferguson, deputy returning
officer; Ward 4. -At T. Lougheed's
house. Wm. Robertson, deputy return-
ing officer.
Mr. A. MeNevin appeared before the
council in reference to an error in the
amount of his assessment, and on motion
of Count, Irwin and Holmes he was
granted a rebate of $2.10 on account of
error.
On motion of Coons Holmes and Irwin
all those entitled to exemptions of taxes
Me account of farm lands were granted.
The Mayor, and Treasurer were author -
red to complete the financial statement
for 1902 and have it published.
The matter of a public meeting to
discuss the waterworks and sewer ques-
tions was left with the mayor.
PERSONALS.
390 283
CLINTON.
2 79
8 59
4 47
BLYTIL
1
2
47
39
86
WINGIZADM
1 .60
2 42
3 .... 71
4...... 113
286
ASEFIELD
1 74
2 94
3 I00
4 Si)
5 20
6 60
7 61
468
COLBORNE.
1
2..
8
4
119
42
99
43
303
WEST WAWANOSH.
1........ 84
2 87
3 60
4..... 74
5 60
365
EAST WAWAN\OSB.
1 85
2 90
3 74
4........ 56
305
GODEI:ICH. TOWNSHIP.
1 93
2 08
5 65
38
59
47
35
33
42
70
27
28
23
40
118
aIle
"About * year ago my hair was
coming out very fast, so 1 bought
a bottle of Ayer's Hair Vigor. I t
stopped the failing, and made my -
hair stow very rapidly, until now it e
is 45 inches in length." -Mrs. A.
Boydston, Atchison, 1Cans.
There's another hunger
than that of the stomach.
Hair hunger, for instanc' .
needs hair vigor ---Ayer 5. ij
This is why we say that
Ayer's Hair Vigor always 4
restores color, and makes I
the hair grow long and
heavy. $1,00; kine.. MI drai;tide 14
If your druggist cannot supply you, ,
send um ono dollar and we will exprrea
you a bottle. Bo sure and give the ,..E+5e •
Of your nearest express mace, Astdrv•��,
J. C. AT VI CO., Lowell, Mass.
CHURCH NOTES.
Rev. Dr, D H. McVicar, principal of
the Presbyterian College at Montreal,
died suddenly on Monday evrling.
The Presbytery of Meitlaud held its
regular meeting on Tuesday of this
week. A. report of the proceedings will
appear in our next issue.
It is reported that Rev. T. Albert
Moore,the president of Hamilton Metho-
dist Conference, will next June assume
the position of associate secretary of the
Lord's Day Alliance,
The Exeter Advocate iu speaking of
Rev. R. Hobbs, who recently preached
anniversary sermons in that town says:
The Rev. Richard Hobbs, of Wingham.
and formerly a junior pastor of this
charge, preached both morning and
evening. Mr. Hobbs has lost none of his
youthful activity as a pr'acher. Lerg e
audiences at both services were held spot -
bound by his eloquence, peculiarly his
own.
By -Law No1 469 1902
A By -LAW TO PROVIDE Fol: THE CON-
struction of a common or trunk
sewer and sewage disposal works in
the Town of Wingham, and to
authorize the issue of debentures of
the said Town to theamount of 35,-
000 for the purpose of raising the
sum required therefor.
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Whereas it is desirable to construct a com-
mon or trunk server along Josephine Street in
the Town of Wingham with sewage disposal
works on the bank of the South Branch of the
River Maitland in the said Town of Wingham,
and to raise the sum of ;5,500 to be applied for
the said purpose;
And Whereas in order thereto it will be ne-
21 cessary to issue debentures of the said Town
89 for the sum of $5,600 as hereinafter provided
(which is the debt to be ereated'by this by-law),
the proceeds of the said debentures to be ap-
25 pliee to the purpose aforesaid and to no other;
79 And Whereas the total amount required by
17 ' The Municipal Act" to be raised annually by
special rate for paying the said debt and inter
10 est is the sum of $318.07; whereof $220.00 is to
be so raised annually for payment of interest
189 during the currency of the said debentures,
and 508.07 is to be raised annually for the pur-
pose of creating a sinking fund for payment of
the debt secured by said cebentures;
And Whereas the amount of the whole rate
able property of the Town of Winghani ac- I
5
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CATTLE.
Shippers, per cwt $ 4 754
Do., light 4 00
Butcher, choice .. . 4 00
Butcher, ordinary to
good 3 25
Butcher, inferior 8 40
Stockers 2 50
SHEEP AND iA3#Ba.
Choice owes, per cwt... 3 00
Yearlings, per cwt ...... 3 75
Spring lambs, each ... 2 50
Bucks..... .... .. 2 00
MILKERS AND CALVES.
Cows, each 35 00
Calves, each 2 00
HOGS,
Choice hogs, per cwt5 75
Light hogs, per cwt5 50
Heavy hogs, per cwt, 5 50
Sows, per cwt 3 75
Stags 2 00
5 60
4 00
5 00
4 (,o
8 75
3 25
to
2 75
3 50
05 00
10 0
6 00
5 75
5 75
4 00
2 50
WINGRAIK MARIELT REPORTS
Wingham, Dee. 17, 1902.
Corrected every Wednesday afternoon
by Cassels & Carr.
Flour per 100 lbs...,...... 1 05 to 2 50
Fall Wheat .... 0 68 to 0 70
Spring Wheat 0 00 to 0 00
Oats, 0 28 to 0 30
Barley 0 35 to 0 40
Peas 0 65 to 0 70
Turkeys, drawn 0 10 to 0 10
Geese, " 0 06 to 0 07
Ducks, per pair . , .. 0 60 to 0 75
Chickens 0 30 to 0 50
Butter 0 17 to 0 17
Eggs per dos 0 20 to 0 20
Wood per cord 2 00 to 2 50
Hay , per ton......,. 7 00 to 8 00
Potatoes, per bushel. 0 50 to 0 50
Apples, per bag 0 25 to 0 40
Tallow per lb ............0 05 to 0 05
Lard .. . ,. 0 15 to 0 15
Dried Apples per lb 0 04 to 0 05
Wool „ 0 13 to 0 15
Live Hogs, per cwt 5 75 to 5 75
Intending Insurers.
It will pay you to see me before plac-
ing your business.
I represent purely Canadian Com -
panies.
Farm Loans at lowest rates. Town
properties for sale.
ABNER COSENS.
LOAN AND INSURANCE AGENT.
JOHN KERR PEOPLE'S POPULAR STORE JAS, I. KED
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Goods i
Fresh GROCERIES -7
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FRo3f FRANCf?:, ENGLAND, GER FRUIT, etc, 1
MANY AND AIM rEIA. NEW FR11I'l.'-
Freneh China 'Tea Set, regular Mexican Oranges, sweet, juicy
$15.00, for $0,50 fruit, 20e, and 40e dozen.
California Navels, very large,sweet eIi
,juicy frutt, 500 dozen.
Valencias, per dozen, 15e. •
New Currants, 4 lbs for 25e,
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• PRgsEN'rs.
w Fur huffs from: $1.50 tip.•
'Fur Caperines, new styles, 53,50
• to $25.00 each.
MS.
e Fancy Silk Cushion Tops
• Fancy Silk Piano Drapes
o Fancy Silk Chair Drapes
• at prices to suit you
• pocketbook.
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w Ladies Fancy Silk Ties,
• • $125each.
• Children's Silk Ties, 15e to 25e.
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FANCY HANDKERCHIEFS
Hem stitched or latae edge, Sc.
Fancy handkerchiefs, trimmed
• with deep lace, 10e to 75e,
Silk centres, trimmed with deep
o lace, 50e.
e Plain and fancy silk handkerchiefs
• with or without initial letter,
•• 25e to The each.
•e
• Linen Table Covers, Tray Covers,
Table Napkins, Stand Covers,
e Towels, etc. splendid assortment.
Christmas
CHINAWARE
Dinner Sets, 97 pieces, printed,
painted and traced in gold.
Our Dinner Sets are ` great
value, at $6,50 to $10.00 for
porcelain goods.
Tea Sets, new shapes, 44 pieces,
$3.00 and up,
25c to Toilet Sets, all new shapes, hand-
somely decorated, $2.00 and up
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• FaneY, Laces and Insertions, real
• Valenciennes.
• Ladies' fancy Silk Collars 25e each
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• Ladies' and Children's Gloves and
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• Mitts.
w Chenille Table Covers, Curtains, &e
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Christmas Candy
Best Royal Mixed, 3 lbs for - .25
Best Brown Mixed, 3 lbs for .25
Best Jumbo Mixed, 3 lbs foe .25
Chocolate Drops, 15e a lb.
Cream Candy, Elea lb.
Maple Walnut Cream.
Lemon Walnut Cream,
Almond Taffy and Walnut Taffy,
20e per lb.
GENTS
Hats, Caps, Braces,
Neck Scarfs, Mufflers,
Ties, Gloves, Collars.
Handkerchiefs, Gauntlets,
Underwear, etc.
Its ele;ined Currants, 3 lbs for 25e
'New Raisins, best selects, 10e lb.
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Chocolates, Coffees and Cereals •
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Icings, white and colored, all
flavors, •
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New Seed(d Raisins, 12e,
Mince Meat, per package 10e
FRESH CRANBERRIES
Lemon, Orange and Citron Peel,
15e to 20c per lb,
A splendid assortment of Cowes,
TURKEYS
Bring your Turkeys and Geese in
early. Not later than Tues-
day, Dee, 23rd. Earlier than
that if you can.
APPLES
We want a few barrels more first.
class Spy Apples.
WINCH A' NI
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cording to the last revised assessment roll ,1,
thereof is $020,347:
And Whereas the amount of the existing de-
benture debt of the said DAunicipality;s$S0,i'01.09 ,'p1.
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62 of which no part is in arrear;
Therefore, the Municipal Council of the Cor-
poration of the Town of win ;ham enacts us
• follows
14 1. For the purpose of raising the said sum
5 debentures of the Town to the amount of
7 55,::00 as aforesaid shall be issued in the sums
of not less than $100 each, on the first day of
14 .Tune A. D., 1003, each of whish debentures she ll
9 be dated on the said first day of June A. D.,
1903, and shall be parable on thetlrst day of
Tune A. D., 1933, at The Dominion Bank in the
the said Town of Wingham.
2. Each of the said debentures shall be sign-
ed by the Mayor of the said Town of Wingham,
1S or by some other person authorized by by-law
16 to sign the same, and also by the Treasurer
thereof; and the Clerk of the said Town of
13 Wingham shall nttneh thereto the corporate
seal of the Municipality.
3 The said debentures shall bear interest at 4.
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DECEMBER 15th
MY NECESSITY YOUR OPPORTUNITY
I have in stock a very large assortment of Ladies' and Gents'
Wai tches ; Gold Rings, mounted with diamonds, opals, pearls and
other precious stones ; Lovely Brooches ; Bracelets, Ladies` and
• Gents' Chains ; Silverware, Cased Goods, Novelties, etc., etc.,
suitable for Christmas.
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• We shall be glad to have contributions tc RECAPITULATION.this column from any of our readers. If your
have visitors or purpose going away. yourself, Goderich, .... ...... 890
drop in and tell us, or send us a note to that , Clinton 254
effect. Blyth 86
Mr. N. Wescott of Seaforth has taken Wineham ..........266
a position in Ball's factory.
Dr. W. J. Caesar of San Jose, Califor-
nia is visiting friends in town.
Mrs. Wm. Wescott, of Seaforth has
been visiting with friends in town during
the week.
Mr wand Mit. Fawley, of Boisevain,
Man., are visiting with Mrs. Clendenn-
ing on Minnie street.
Mr- John:Agnew is home from the •
Londoe Medical College for the holi-
days.
Miss Risotto, who has ben milliner
with Mrs. Green for the past season, re-
turned to her home in Exeter this week.
Mr. Bert Bays, Winn has been in
Manitoba and thea West for some time,is
visiting with his p•irents, Mr. and Mrs.
A. Ross. -
Mr. M. Lockhart, of East Watvrtnosh,
one of the Comity:Councillors for Divi -
aloe No. 7, spent part of last week in
Wingham.
`• Mr, .Tohn Olean of Wingltatn is assist-
ing Mr. U. Wade in his rush of black-
*mith
work incident to
this buss'
season
of the year,- k ordwic't Record.
Mr. D. Hu'i rteon returned home on
lt'rielsy front the Old Country. He re-
ports a pleasant trip, though lie had a
very
rough voyage,Unthe.V
returnt trip..
Nessus Char Moore. and Bing Wad,:
Warned home on Monday. after spend -
lag the, pile. mama on one of the
R.
ipend-
R. boats pinning out of Owen Pound.
lshfeld 468
Colborne.... 303
W.Wawanosh, 365
D. Wawanosh 805
Goderich T p 226
Hullett 153
2886
OVER, REQUIRED VOTE.
West rtnron more than did its share
in the support of the Act. The number
of votes polled iii this riding in the
Provincial general elections of 1898 was
4,028, a majority of which would be
2,405. The vote polled on the 4th inst.
in favor of the Act was 2,836, an excess
of 371 votes. All the municipalities ex the CIerk on beh:nlf of the persons interested
more than the required half of the vote S. 'Lie Cie•rk Of the said'Town of Wingham
en table. `
Total vote Share of Vote the number of votes given for and ugainst this
in 1803 required obtain- bylaw.
votes ed, Datetl at thus Toivn Vail in tine. Town of j
VPingluam this second day of December, A. D.
660 430 800 1;102.
545 273
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the rate of four per cent per annum payable at
the said Bank cm the thirty-first day of Decem- 4, As I must have money these goods will be sold at slaughter
leer in eaeh and every year during the currency '1'
thereof except the last payment of interest 4 prices during the next two weeks.
which shall become due and payable on the 'f'
first day of June. A. D., 1533; and Said deben- 2"
tures shall have attached to them coupons for THIS SPECIAL SALE IS NOW ON I
payment of the said interest, which coupons
shall be signed by the said Mayor and Trees- o
urer r
tures, there shall be raised annually by special 'T'
rate on all the rateable property in the said "-
town of Wingham the said sum of $2220.00 for
payment of interest. on acid debentures, and 4'
the said emu of $18.07 for the purpose of creat-
t.
ing a sinking fund for the payment of the dent
hereby secured. making in all the aura of $318. •,, Macdonald Block.
07 to be raised annually, by special rate as i
aforesaid, during each of the said thirty years. +4'44++++ i1 +44444""+++44+44
5. This Bylaw shall take effeet on the this • -
teentii day of January, A. D. 0003.
0. 'The votes of the electors of the spid town ,
of Wingham shall be taken on this bylaw at ^
the following times and places, that is to say,
on Monday the fifth day of January, A. D.,
Eq3, commencing at nine o'clock in the fore -
4. During the currency of the said deben- BUY NOW I - SAVE MONEY!
HALSEY PARK
62 noon and continuing till five o'rloelc in the
afternoon of the same day by the following
- deputy returning officers:
o2 lit Ward I, at James Cumming's house by
25 Tames C•leuty, Deputy Returning Officer for
bl 1.
In Ward 2, at the Advance Ofrtee by Theo-
- plane th'puty Itetarning Officer for said
I0'3 Ward 2.
In Wnrd C. at the Town Hail, Wingham, by
Johnson B. F,'t•inison, Deputy Returning Officer
for said Ward 3.
In Ward 4, nt Tohn Longheed's house, by
Williar,t Robertson, Deputy Returning Officer
for said Ward 4.
7. On Saturday, the third day of January-,
A. D. 1900, the Mayor of the said Town shall
attend at the Town flail of the said Town at
ten o'clock in the foremen to appoint per ona
to attend at the various polling places afore-
said and at the final semen= up of the voter, by
e G Goderich Clinton and Blythgave to s Byla CIA
iv oppesing the passing of
C p , this Srlaty respectively.
in 1808, as will be seen from the append- sb all Vend at the Paul Town Rall .et ten
d•�= in the) forenoon of Wednesday the
seventh day of January A. D. 1003, to sum up
Goderich
Clinton
Blyth ........ 190 95
Wingham ..,460 230
Ashfiel(l 831 ' 416
Colborne 512 256
W. Wawanosh263
G..n C
L. Wawanosh 449 224
( oderich tp.. , 331 166
Hallett ....., 224 112
4,928 2,46
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286
408
303
365
305
Mayor.
Clerk.
NOTICE
Take noticethat the above isa true
tfa;
er+ntiE7lbyltwuvlsirlth•isbr•raitnitnintorrm
id,'ratiori and tthdrh will be }Melly passed by
nen the Conned of the ?dui eipelity tin the event
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of the ise:eept of the a leeturs le it l la
nin. d
153 tl a re te+ after one month from tin- flr:at pai;li• 4
cation in the Winuham Tints. the date of
2,81':41 tvltirll publieatii,il was tie' fourth slat/ ?c;4 Ile -
e, mbE r A I) 1 Y1 anti th5t tin vut,-a t lE
'Up to Tuesday evening the total vote ttEEtrr�1of eandDui et7 will t
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reported in Ontario for the Liquor Act iri , 9e on the (lay nod at the • leans and Ida (
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1ee,77C; with :12,$91 against, making T,.wiinc elk +():"ie-eeveii eeelit Dc-c.4th, no? a,
a majority of 82',77e for the Act. T. 13.
Clerk.
JEWELER
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Good Che r for Xmas
In the old Kent Block yon can find lots of suitable gifts,
Silks and Ribbon are always acceptable.
Kid Gloves, Silk Handkerchiefs, Ties, Scarfs, Booties,
Curtains, Gilt Drapery for screens and cushions,
Then remember that the prices are only halt of the usual
cost of such goods.
Try us for Boys' Snits, Overcoats, Ulsters. If you tr,f here
first you save cost.
In Lace, Fancy Dry Goods, handkerchiefs, Gimps and
Dress Trimmings, assortment is good. Also Embroidery,
Insertions, Lawns, Prints and Fancy Sateens.
We don't object to show our elegant Sttminer Muslins, nine
for evening wear ;; Sheeting. Pillow Cotton, Ticking, Drill,
Denim, Oxford Shirting, Cretonnes, Skirting, etc,, at the
GREAT CLEARING SALE
A, DULMAGE
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Wingharn
Many values for Christmas and New Years.
Leas than two weeks to Xmas, arid every moment
of these few remaining days must be full of
business for you and for us.
The special bargains we have to give are ecep-'
tionally good values.
Our stock must be cleared out.
CHRISTMAS JEWELLERY
Children's Rings, gold filled, plain and carved, 10e and 20e
Ladies' gold filled Rings, warranted for 3 years, - 50e
Ladies' Muff Guards, black silk, with beaded effects, for 25e
Children's Bracelets - - • 50e
Ladies' Bracelets - - - 50e and $1.00
Gents' gold plated Chain, warranted for 5 years - 1.00
We bought this week Travellers' Samples, con-
sisting of :,
Tray Cloths, etc., reg. 75e and $1.00, for 50c
Umbrella Shawls for $1.00 --only the price of the wool.
Combs that retail for 25e go at - - Sc and 10e each
Babies' Bibs, reg. 25e, for - 10e
Water Sets, various colors, for $1.50
CANDY FOR XMAS
1 -lb box Bon Bons, reg 40c for 25e I Maple Creams -
1 lb Gum. Drops for - 10c I Walnut Creams -
Best Chocolates - - 15c Molasses Chips, reg 40c for
200
20c
25e
MUSIC
We have about 400 sheets of Musie left. We are putting
there up in bundles of 10 sheets, no two pieces alike,
your choice for
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15e
CHRISTMAS CHINA -Splendid offerings
China Cups and Saucers • 15eChina Cups anti Saucers - 20c
Bread &; Butter Plates, So,10c,lbe I Cream Pitchers • 20e
We have a large stock of Toys of every descriptionviz.:
Whips,
Sack, Dolls, Jack•in-the Box, Gans,
Horses, Carts, Dogs, Birds, da and
many others too numerous
to mention.
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