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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1906-08-09, Page 8THE WINGHAM TIMES AUGUST 91 1906. . as a..-. Isard's Big Clean=Sweep Ten Days' Sale COMMENCING SATURDAY, AUG.4, AND POSITIVELY ENDING AUG.15, 1908 COMMENCING AU'G. 4, AND ENDING AUG. 15, 1906 A Sale That Beats Ther All --- Twenty Thousand Dollar Stock to be Slaughtered --- Great Reductions in Every Department -- Never Mind How Much We Lose, "It Will. Be Your Gain --- Please Come in the Morning if Possible - Shoppers Will Find the Greatest Bargains Ever Offered in Huron ' County. Grocery Department. Great Money -Saving Chances for 10 Days Only 11b Art Baking Powder, with graniteware premium worth from 50o to 750 each; 10 days sale price only .39 2 cans best Salmon for .25 Japan and Ceylon Teas, regular 25c brand on sale .20 25o strong Brooms for... , .20 Laundry Starch, per lb .05 Yeast Cakes, per box .03 10c bottles Extracts, only.... -.08 4 lbs Cleaned Currants for .25 Tapioca, regular price 10o, for fi 130 Dans Tomatoes .10 12 bars Laundry Soap for . . . . .......... 25 15e bottle Pickles for,... , .10 Pot Barley, per lb - .03 Everything in this department on sale at reduced prices. Big Savings on Clothing. aciTwolthoueand dollars worth of the best clothing to be sold ,, at a great sacrifice 18 Men's plain and fancy tweed snits worth $G 50 and 7.00 Men's flake pattern tweed suits good value for$4.95 $8 00, your choice for ... 23 fine tweed snits, new Ratterns, regular $10.00 6.c0 palae for , ... 7.95 Boys two-piece suits, regular $2 00 and 2.50,your choice ... 1.50 Boys' 3•piece enite, fancy patterns, nicely made, regular price $4 50, on sale at....... 3.50 Youths' Tweed Suite,worth $5.00 and 6.00 dollars to clear. 3 95 Men's strong tweedPants, regular price $2.00 sale price pair 1.50 15 pairs pants, well made, regular valve $2 50, per ............ 1.95 Men's strong well made overalls in bine or black Denim .59 10 Men's Waterproof Coats, worth $4 60 and $5.00, on sale for ..z. ... Ladies' Wrappers, nicely made, lined waist, good ' value at $1.25; 10 days sale price Ladies' Seamlese Cashmere Hose, regular 35o, for. Ladies' Kid Gloves, black or colors, guaranteed worth $1.25; sale price $3 50 .99 Our very large stock of Ribbons ust be reduced. 20o Fancy Ribbons at 20o Plain Ribbon i, all colors, at .25 250 Plain Wide I ibbon at..-,.. .... 15c Plain Ribbof:s all colors, at .... 12j¢o Plain Ribb •n, all colors........ .99 A line of Ladies' Linen Waists, nioely made, regn. lar $1 to $1 50 ; your choice for .75 White Lawn Waists, all new goods, 900 line for.. .69 One dollar Waists for. ..., .,. .75 $1.25 Waists for. .95 $1.50 Waists for 1.15 $2.00 Waists for • 1 60 - Crums best Prints, new patterns, 121e quality for . .10 250 Corset Covers to clear at Gents' Furnishings. A lot of four-in-hand and hook on ties, regular value 25o on sale at Fine Thread Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers, sale price .... Summer Undershirts and Drawers, special to clear at Fanny soft and Hard front shirts, worth 75o to $1 00 for Cotton Sox, 2 pair for. ; .15 .15 .20 .124 .10 Great Ba=^gains in Wash Goods. 10o and 12 ./o Gi ighams and 'Unsling, for... .71 15c Striped Line;: for... .-...... .10 20o Linen Voile mr .15 15c Striped Chambray for.... . .10 Ladies' Cambric Night Gowns, worth $1, on sale at Pretty Gowns, north $1 25, for..., . „ .. . Ladies' Fancy O,mbrio Drawers, 56o line for .15 A lot of Corsets ,o clear reg. 50o and 75o lines at .19 .35 .25 .49 .16 Table Linens. G0o extra wide Bleached Linen Clover Leaf Pat- tern, sale price .45 Extra wide Table Linen, 3 patterns, regular valve 50o on sale .40 New Pattern Table Linen, good value at 75c, sale price 59 Very fine quality Linen 2 yards wide, worth $1.25,on sale ate,,.- $1.00 One dollar quality Linen for .80 H. E. ISARD & CO., .69 .98 .39 .89 1 Dress Goods. Fanny Flake Silk Voile, wide, regular value 81.25, sale price .90 Silk and Wool Orepe-de Chene, worth 75c for .50 Colored all -wool Voile, worth 500 for .39 Cashmeres, Lustres and Serges, regular 600 per yard, sale price ,45 Tweed Spiting, regular $1 25, onr price to clear .75 All other line of Dress Goods at greatly rednoed prices. A lot of Top Skirts to olear out, at $1.75 Gray Tweed Top Skirts, nicely made, regular value $3.50, our sale price 2 50 Towels. Great Saving on Linen Towels for 10 days only 10 dozen Linen Towels, good value at 25o per par, sale price ............. .... ...... .20 Extra large size, Pure Linen Towels, regular '' pride 35o per Oak, our sale price only .... .25 5 dozen Fine Linen Huck Towels, good valve at 250 each. special sale price .19 Pretty Cream Silk Waists, latest style, good wash silk, regular price $3 50 to $4 00 ; your choice 2 50 .Examine these Silk Values. 10 pieces 27 inch Japan Taffeta Silk, regular 60c quality, in blaok or colors, on sale at .42 50 yards Slack Soft Taffeta, good value at 65o, for .49 Lace Curtains. Curtains 332' yds long, regular dollar value, on sale .75 12 pairs, a orth $1 25 per pair, for •t .98 20 pairs, worth $2 00 per pair, for :... 1.50 Big Sale of Carpets. Brussels Carpet, one dollar value on sale at .... , . .75 85o Tapestry, sale price.......... .65 60o Tapestry, sale price •... .48 3 -ply all -wool, worth $1, on sale at ,... .80 60e Union Carpet for .48 25o Japan Matting for ,20 Flannellette Extra heavy' striped flannelette, one yard wide, our 10 day sale price .8 Napkins. 6 dozen Table Napkins, good value at $1.00 dozen sale price .75 ° Large Napkins, fine linen, nioe pattern worth $1 50 on sale.... $1.25 Extra large fine Irish Linen Table Napkins, worth $2 50 for .... .. ... .... $1,95 Special size Irish Linen Napkins, Rorth 83.00 for $2 25 No goods charged at sale price. No goods sent on approbation. Cash or produce in ex- change for goods. No coupons given or sales punched on tickets during this Big Sale. Wingham, Ont. MINOR LOCALS. -Very warm weather the past week. -Kincardine tax rate for this year is 24 mills. -Wingbam's fall fair on September 27th and 28th. -Regular meeting of Public School Board next Tuesday evening. --The staff of the Walkerton Teles- cope is holidaying this week and no paper is being issued. -It. is said that every one of the Wingham legal gentlemen were out of town on Monday last. -George 0. Black of Goderich has been appointed bailiff of the FirstDivis- ion Court of Huron County. -The slate for the new roof for the public school building have arrived and the slaters will commence work at once. -The matter in our write up of the business men of Wingham this week has crowded out some local and district news. -The Kincardine Reporter says that Dr. J. P. Kennedy of this town purposes building a fine cottage on the lake front in that town next summer. -Five tickets were sold at Wingham for the Masonic excursion to Sarnia on Thursday last and eleven tickets on the L. O. L. excursion to the Fall, on Friday, -The Wingham band accompanied the visitors and they gave some excellent music during the day. It is an organiza- tion that Wingham may feel proud of. - Kincardine Reporter. -Good prices are now being paid for horses. Recently Mr. Isaac Wright of Turnberry sold a pair of two-year-old horses for $400 and was offered $175 for a yearling. The colts were sired. by Dividend. -The Brussels union Sunday school -excursion to Kincardine yesterday was largely attended. A train of ten coaches, well loaded, passing through Wingham. Seventy' -three tickets were sold at the Wingham station. -In giving list of charges two weeks ago for electric lighting in different places, there was an error in the price for Peterboro. The rates in that place are 100 for eommeroial and 73i for dwellings per 100 watts in place of 15c as was given. -The annual meeting of the Grand Enoampment and Grand Lodge, Inde, pendent Oddfellows were held in Peter. boro this week. Mr J. A. Morton was repreeentative trona Minerva Encamp. meat and Messrs Chas H Green and N L Brandon from Maitland Lodge. --Mr. Ivan Johnston and Mies May Swarts, two of the popular young people of Wingham, were joined together in matrimony, by the Rev. Mr. Farr at Gorrie,on Monday, 30th nit. We under. stand Mr. and Mrs. Johnston intend Toronto, up their residence in and will have the beet wishes of uumer• &OA friends par didi Wedthis d d lifefor a happy and -A good shower of rain is badly need- ed in this section. -Two rinks of Listowel bowlers were here yesterday afternoon. -Regular meeting of Court Maitland, Canadian Foresters on Friday evening. -Minerva Encampment, I. O. F. ex- cursion to Sarnia and Detroit on Satur- day of this week. -W. T. Fyfe, formerly Of Wingham has been appointed manager of the Northern Bank at Stonewall, Man. -Rur..1 schools will re -open on Mon- day next after the six weeks holidays. Town sohools will re -open on Tuesday, Sept4th, -Work on the new High Schoolbuild- ing ie being pushed along rapidly. In a very short time the brick work will be completed. -The license of the Hotel Normandie at Clinton has been transferred to Mr Scott, who has been clerk at this hotel for some time. -A number of Indians are Damping in David Pocock's bush. They have an Indian doctor in the party who is offer- ing for sale medicines for the treatment of different diseases. -Posters are out announcing an ex- hibition in the Wingham skating rink to -morrow (Friday)evening. Interesting feats of swordsmanship by Capt. D. C. Ross; pony race', boys races, etc. -A meeting of the Directors of the Turnberry Agricultural Society will be held in the TIMES office on Saturday evening to make further arrangements for Wingham's fall fair, to be held on September 27th and 28.h. -Victor's Venetian Band has been en- gaged to furnish music at the Western Fair, London. This same band will be an attraction at Wingham fall fail on Sept 28th, also giving a concert in the opera house is the evening. -Mrs. John Robinson bas sold her desirable property, corner of John and Shuter streets to Mr. O. M. Walker, who will get possession in a few weeks. It is likely that Mr. A. J. Taylor, the principal of the High School, will take the house on Shuter street to be vacated by Mr. Walker. PERSONAL. We shall be glad to have contributions to this column from any of our readers. If you have visitors er purpose going away yourself. drop in and tell us, or send us a note to that effect, was calling on D. M. Gordon's family last week. Miss Hazel Johnston has returned home after a month's visit in Oshawa and Markdale, Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Carruthers are at- tending the old boys' re -union at Berlin this week. Mr and Mrs Jos Stalker, of Lucknow were visiting with Wingham friends for . a few days. Mr. E. L. Davis, B. A. of Toronto was visiting for a few days with his uncle, Mr. H. Davis. Miss Nellie Tricker, of Barrie, is the guest of the Misses Howson, at the Metho- dist parsonage. Mrs, M. McD. Fleming, of Listowel has been visiting for a few days with Mrs. R. Hendsman. Misses Ruth and Myrtle MoMath, of Clinton was visiting with their aunt, Mrs. G. C. Manners. Mr. Will. Farquharson of Fort Wil- liam is visiting with relatives and old friends in Wingham. Masters Arthur Scroggie and Philip Galbraith of Guelph are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Hanna. Mr. and Mrs. D. T. Hepburn are away on a two weeks holiday, taking the boat trip from Toronto to Montreal. Mrs. Fox and Mrs. Harrison of Owen Sound wei a in town attending the funeral of their uncle, Mr. John Beeman. Mr. and Mrs. Wim. O'Neil, of Paris and Mrs. John Fry, of Brandon were visiting with Wingham relatives for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. A Cosens,.Mr. and lire. F. H. Walley and Mr. and Mr. E. Farler attended the old boys' re•nnion at List- owel last week. Mr. A. E. Bradwin, was in town on Tuesday being on his way to Toronto from Blyth, where he spent Sunday with his family. Mayor Bell and Dr. Kennedy are in Fergus to -day looking through the Groves hospital, and getting Was for Wingham hospital. Mr and Mrs Geo Henderson returned to their home in Red Deer, Alta on Monday after spending a few weeks with relatives here, Rev. W. J. Brain, M. A. of Holy Trine ity Ohuroh, Toronto, will preach next Sunday night at St. Paul's Church. Mr. and Mrs. Brain are,gnests at the Rectory. Mr It. D. Young, a former well- known resident of Wingham is calling on relatives and old friends in town. Mr Youngis nowin the customs de. t partment at Neepawa, Man. It is fifteen years since he left Wingham and he finds many changes and Bees many new faces. Airs. Jarvis, wife of the leader of the Salvation Army band, with her three children and Mrs. Stokes and child, of I,anoashire, England, arrived in Wing' ham on Friday having Dame bvor on the Empress of Ir were ticketed pre eland and through by Mr. A. Ross, the lona[ agent of the O. P. R. steamship line. Miss Lilian Ross is visiting with her aunt in Brantford. Mr. Alx. Craig, ofPittston, nn is visiting at Mr, A. Ross'. Mr, H. H. Chisholm, of Toronto was this week. visiting in Wingham Misr Helen Holman, of Stratford is visiting for a few days with the Misses Ross. Rev. E. R. FPch is away for a two weeks' holiday, visiting at different places, Rev. Dr, RobertJohnaton of litonbreal '""'"444"4"4"""*I"‘""""'"'w".1 DOMINION BANK BANK OF HAMILTON) THE BIGGEST BARGAINS yet recorded for this month are to be had at the Carey Dry Goods Co's, from now until August 18th, Some immense values in the Staple department : Reg. 60c Table Linen for ° .49 Reg. 350 " ' .25 Reg. 8o Cotton for - • .05 Reg $1.25 Ladies Wrappers .79 Reg. 25c a pair Towels for Reg 12.ic Toweling for - Reg 10c " .19 .10 .08 A few broken lines Corsets, reg $1 and $1.25, while they last for .69 We are also placing on sale a 75o line of Silk for, per yard, only .49 Men's Overalls, regular price $1, for - - Men's Trousers, regular 1.75 and 2.00, for - - Men's Balbriggan Underwear, regular 50c, for - .75 1.39 .38 Carpets and Linoleum at greatly reduced prices. Carpets sewed and laid free of charge. • GROCERIES- i• Mr Positively no goods charged at above prices. - Trade taken, -aft Carey Dry Goods Co. 1 ib package Tea, regular 25o, for 401b Japan Tea for - 7 bars Surprise Soap for - Regular 13c can Tomatoes for Best Cleaned Currants, 4 lbs for 250 can Magic Baking Powder for Best Granulated Sugar, 22 lbs for - .19 - .22 - .25 • .10 - .25 - ,17 - 1.00 PHONE "r 0. WINGHAM. BURN. sAUNDERS-In Walnut, Iowa, on August 4th, the wife of Rev. R. E. minders (nee Miss Nellie Elliott, formerly of Wingham); a son. BELL -in Wingham, on July 20th, the wifeof Mr.11. 0. Bell; a daughter. THOMAS -At Bluevale, on August 7th, the wife of Mr. Bert Thomas; a son. CONSTAnLF-1n Wingham, on July 29th, the wife of Mr. W. H. Constable; a son. ELLioTT--In Turnberry, on July 27th, the wife of Mr. Chas. Elliott; a son: IuI.5 BI IED JOHNETON-S WART* -At the Rectory in Corrie, on July 30th by Rev. Mr. Parr, Mr. Ivan Johnston to Miss May Swarte, both of Wingham. WE INVITE Every parent, young man or woman who is istereSted in any way in Business Education to write for a copy of Our Prospeetus. It tells you exactly what to do and why our students succeed so well. 'WRIT" AT ONCE for it. Fall Term from Sept. 4th. -Address : W. H. SHAW, Principal. , • Central Business College, T0Rt0xTT0, ()NT. DIED • HEAD OFFICE : TORONTO. C ipital paid up, $3,000,000 • Reserve Fund and Undivided profits $3,839,000 Total' Assets, over 42,000,000 B0SMAN-In Wingham, on August 2nd, John Bosman, aged 80 years, 1 month and 0 days. Pettypiece-In Kinloss, un August 1st, Sarah Johnston, wife of Mr. Richard Pettypieco, aged 82 ye ars. 31%111l41ilt Newspaper Bargains. We want to increase our subsoription list, and make the following liberal offers to new subscribers :-- The -The Wingham Times from now to January 1St, 1907, for .2 The Tines and Weekly Globe 50 to January 1st, 1907, for The Times and Weekly Sun, Toronto, to Jan'y Ist,1007, for The Timex and Family Herald Sri to January let, 1907, for., WINGHAM BRANCH. Farmers' Notes disoonnted. Drafts sold on all points in Canada, the United States and Europe. SAVINGS DEPARTMENT -Interest allowed on deposits of $1 and upwards, and added to principal 80th June and 81st. December each year. D. T. HEPBURN, manager. R Venetons, Solicitor. WINGHAM. Capital paid np, $2,500,000.00, Reserve Fund, $2,500,000.00. Total Assets, $30,000,000.00.. Press lent- Hos. Wm. Gmmsorl. Vice -President and General Manager --J. TUBNBULL. Assistant Gen. Manager -H. M. WATSON' DIRECTORS John Proctor, Chas.L.Dalton, Hon J.S.Hendrie,. Geo. Rutherford, Cyrus A. Birge. In ,psotor-B. Willson. 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NOTICE OF CLOSING. Subscribe alt circa and get the hill benefit of these offers. Cash must lege, the undersigned Lawyer, agree to -e1Mse accompany each subscription. Mur offices during the months of July and anon other d�ewaat P,Saturday" at A P.M., o M,� &Mar. , J.A 0 , u The Huron County Weather insurances MutuaI Co, Insures farm property against damage - by tornadoes, wind storms, ate. R ARNE CO$ENS AGENT • • �P>CNC SAM..