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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1906-12-27, Page 81 • 1 1 I e r attention to our floe display of mire, stoles, Melee ad a finer or larger 'stock to select from and we tending to purchase not to fail to call and see our RANDK,RCHI S. If yon desire any sestet mace in selecting your Holiday gifts, we shall be pleased to show our handkerchiefs, the finest display ever seen in the town. at all prioes, suitable for everyone. COLLARS AND BELTS. In Fancy Collars and Belts we Have the most attractive display ever shown in this store. No nicer or morn acceptable gift, for a lady, could be purohased than one of our dainty and fashionable collars or one of our stylish belts. TIES. In choosing a gift for a gentleman, we can again help your to decide by ehowing you a splendid end up-to-date muga of gentleman's ties, the very newest, and beautiful Silk H€.ndkerohief. GROCERIES. Our stocky aa usual ie fresh and complete, choicest raisins, currants. peels, nuts and flavorings, everything to make a delicious cake and plum pudding, try them, we k iow,you will call again. A Happy New Year to all. De 1 . GORDON. PERSONAL. Wa shall be glad to pave contributions to this column from any of our readers. If you haver-isitors or purpose going away yonraelf, dropinand tell us, orsend us. a note to that effect. Mr. Lloyd Sills, of Toronto was home for the holidays. • 31r..2'ohn Ball, of Toronto is home for the holidays. Mr. Roy Gordon was home from To. �' ronto for the holidays. Mimi Hattie WeIlwood, of Toronto is Home for the holidays. Mr. E. J. Mooney, of Stratford'• is T. Chisholm., M. P, is hone from Ottav>4 for the holidays. Miss Eva Simmons, of Acton, is visit- ing her parents in town. Mr. James Murray, of . Orangeville is visiting at his home in tom e for the holidays, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Clegg are apon4- 3g the holidays at Ingersoll, ., ,..-*•Cfm:09M-0- es home from ...Le for the holidays. r. W. P. Grierson is spending a few s at Sylvan and Parkhill. r. Thos. Groves, of Sault Ste Math, ioh, is home for the holidays. Mr. 0. Bolton, of London, is visiting his daughter, Mrs. R. H. Crowder. Miss Jennie Halliday, of Toronto is at the parental home for the holidays. Mr. Benj. Mitchell of Toronto is visit. ng with his oid.'Wingham friends. Mr, Gordon Griffin, of Toronto, is at he parental home for the holidays. Mist V. Nelson, of Toronto is visiting at her parental home for the holidays. Mise Maxwell, of Brandon is spending he holidays with Wingham relatives. "a A. F. McKenzie, of Monkton, "hristmas under the parental .1. ♦ *Santa Claus t. has cot e and g one. but we're s till selling Mr. Hugh Hamilton, of Chatham is spending the •holidays at the parental horns. Mr. Andy Small, of Orangeville spending the holidays at his home town, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Taylor are spend- ing the holidays with relatives as St. Thome. Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Walley, of Inger- soll are visiting with their son, Mr. F. H. Walley. Mr. and Mrs. 11, H. Chisholm, of Toronto are spendieg the holidays at Mayor Belt's. Mr. and Airs. Geo. 1'1. Mooney and two children, of Ripley spent Christmas in. Winghazn, Mr. and Mrs: Heath's of `London • •are visiting with 14, and Mrs, Jas Duffield for the holidays, Mrs, Taylor, of London stieo Christ- mas( with ber pareses, Zees rad hi't2J tlohll WlpGr00kielii and Mrs. Dudley Holmes and children spent teae holidays with tela. fives at Goderich• Miss McTavish, of Wroxeter is visit- ing for a few days at the home of Mr. Hugh Hamilton. Mr. and Mrs. M. Howell, of Toronto are spending the holidays with Mr, and Mrs. Wm. Gannett. Mr. and Mrs. John H. Young, of Winnipeg are spending the holidays with Mr. Young's parents. Mr. Kenneth Liuklater, of Detroit, and Miss J. Linklater, of Acton are home for the holidays. Mr, Chester Hogg, Who has been re- siding in the West, for some time is home for the holidays. Mt. and Mrs Ohms Kenney of Berlin are visiting with Mrs. Kenney's parents, Mr. and Mrs, Carruthers. Air. and Mrs. John Thornton, of Listowel, spent the holiday with the former's parents in town. Mrs, John Pattison, of Port Elgin is spending Christmas with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Rich. Porter, Mrs. C. L. Laing and child, of Berlin, is hoarse with her parents, Dr. and Mrs. Macdonald for the holidays. Rev. Samuel Burwash, of Port Elgin spent the Christmas holiday with his brother, Rev. N. S. Burwnsh, Miss Martha Bosman attended the Iteid-Errington wedding in West Wawa- nosh on Wednesday of last week, i8 in Mr.and Mre.Jas Savage and daughter, 4` of Jamestown, Ohio, are spending the e. holidays at Mr. I), E. McDonald's. Mr. and Mrs, Wm, heading and little sk daughter, Of Toronto are at the home of .l. Mr. 1). M. Gordon for the holidays. 81bs Mixed Candies for - .25 We have fresh Mixed Nuts. Orraugee, per doyen, .20 to MO Omitted—A dandy special, positirely sweet, per dozen .30 Ganong's Bon Bon .80 to 83.00 If you are needing anything in IS, line, give u a call. B* nwawers. Hottest Prices. 4" ♦ I • Mies Edith Beemer, of Toronto, is spending Ohriennas week with her parents, Mr. and Mre. ,i. H. Beemer. Mr. Lyon Findlater, of Ifanley, Sack. is visiting with bis parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm, Findlater, 2nd line of Morris. Meners. Russell and Geoege Mcfanig• gan, of Tillsonburg, ilrre spending the holidays with Mr. and Mrs. Gorge Carr. Mrs. hnechtel, and Mr, Knechtel jr., of Wm./gels are spending the holidays With ;Meir. 1). and Mrs. Perris at the Mare. — Dr. J. W. and Mrs. Scott, of Sandus- ky, Mich. fare spending the holiday' rrith yrs, $vn3titl's pignut*, Mr, and Mrs. Tai. TRE WINGH.AM TIMES DECEjBER 1906, Mr, Aroh Hislop, M. P. P. for East Huron, and Liberal nominee for the Commons, was in town on. Friday last, calling ou his numerous friends, Mr. James Mo Gregor, of Montreal, date of Glasgow, Scotland, spent the Christmas holidays at the home of his uncle, Mr. Thomas Wilson. Mra. (Dr.) Scott and son, Robert and /sties Sadie Knight, all of Sandus'ky,Mioh, are spending a few weeks at the home of Mrs. Scott's parents, Afr. end. Mrs. T. Wilson. M. r and Mrs.Cook . o ' n a d daughter, of Winnipeg; Mrs. Orr, Mrs. J. S. Borden and Misses Viol t and May Borden, are visiting with Mrs. and W. J. Orr, at the King Edward, Mr, and Mrs, E, J. Manuel, ofKearney are spending the holidays with Wing - ham relatives. Mr. Manuel and Mr. Wesley Currie, another : Wingham old boy, have charge of the chair factory at Kearney and are prospering. CRESOLENE ANTISEPTIC TABLETS A simple and effective remedy for SORE THROATS AND couonS They combine the germicidal value of Crecolene with the seething properties of slippery elni and lico- rice. Co Limitest or d Agents, Montreal. ae itsuzslY. MCCrLT,oeir.—In Ingersoll, on December 21st, the wife of Mr. J. A. McCulloch, formerly of Wingham;ason. SnonraaED.—In Morris, on December lith, t he wife of Mr. John Shortreed; a daughter. DIED RADDAsz.—In Cranbrook, on december 10th, .7ohannn Shrader, beloved wife of Ferdinand Raddatz, aged 08 years and 4 months, TENDERS , WANTED. Tenders will be receis.2d by the undersigned up to 7.80 o'clock .n Friday evening, De- cember 21st, 1900, for tl: , position of Caretaker of the Wingham 13ighe,+hool., List of duties eau be awn and full informa- tion given at the office -f the Secretary. DUDLEY HOT.MES, Secretary. NOTICE. The Annual Meeting of of the Turnberry Agricultural Society will be held in the COUNCIL CHAMBER, WINGIIAM, ♦♦+♦P•!R ♦1,414,♦l,lr�1♦♦N ' ♦•,i .;' ��!♦�1�i♦���!♦♦N • Fres. ♦ ♦ • ♦ • Glass, Bisque— articles of every description suitable for holiday gifts,• ♦• A i rivals! EVERY DAY BY FREIGHT OR ExPIZESS ♦ ♦ At the Big Book " Stare. We hays now the largest assortment of China and Bettie Ware, Cot ♦� Toilet Sets for ]a. less and gentlemen, in great variety, Work Boxes, 2 Crochet Sets, Ink Stands, Fountain Pens, Obristmas Stationery in great • variety, new etyle of Cushion Tope, Cushions and Tea Cosies, Embroidered • • .. Centre Pieces, Gift Books, Church Hymn Books and Bibles. 1 i • All new Toys, Blocks, Toy Books, Rubber Dane, China and Wax • Dolls in great variety, Doll Cabs and Cutters in great variety, Fancy o Baskets, eta., etc, ♦ AU lines in full awing next Saturday. Come earlyRand get the best, • • j Customers Doming by train or from a distance • and wraps at the store and they will be taken by • boy to the train when necessary, • • We wish all our friends and onstomers a happy Yuleti e. •♦ • TOY DEPARTMENT. • • i` ♦ i • can leave their percale +♦ our faithful messenger •• •O ♦ K. M. Fisher." • GREGORY BLOCK, WING1dA1/[. •••••••••••••••••••••••••• 1♦♦♦♦♦♦♦1♦•1♦♦♦♦O♦♦1a♦•®i►♦ • ♦ ANYONE WISHING A . . PARTIOULARLY DESIR- ABLE ........ 5 per cent, Investment i1INDLY CALL 0l ABNER COSENS Loan and Insurance Agent. LE URE Coudilions France Churcf in ON WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 9th, BY Ruv. FAT 1007, at 1 oielock p.1113. All members of the Society are requested to be present. J. J. MOE PAT, President, H. B. Erairo P, Secretary. FARM FOR SALE a TOBIN, or LONDON. Opera II use, Wingham Thursday, De Father Tobin study of phurcZ- will explain thor question. Local talent wi Lots 4 and o Concession 17, Hewick Town- Proceeds will g ship containing 200acree, more or less, belong- Win ham's new v estate of the late Jas.Ritohie. There g tug tottii�> cleared and balance in dee al ti,ii ;IDT E(il'ti r "'he farm is under swamp and spoofs 1 fid. ^ «: There are ou drafted ttftd fenced througheittt., the prenzisef a tit/ d story briefs 1101151 ,,... stone foundation, !tick ltifckeit and atonic woodshed, cement eisaern, furnace e.ts, There I' is also a good. frame bard with stone fo�Inda- y, tion and stabbling uuderheath ; large drivinr^ shed, pig and hen houses. A drilled, Weil whit• plenty of, water forced to li^, riga tinct stable by o 1G ft windmill on bern "WIni]5n111 also used for chopping. 'iht5 farm la Ideated five miles north of Gerrie and thrt?tr and a half miles east of the village of Achieve. Close to school, etc. Any one 'desirilig a nrst-class farm in aood locality at a reasonable price would do well to investigate. Apply on the premises for full . particulars, THOMAS RITCHIE, Belmore, P. O. - NOTICE TO CREDITORS. Notice is hereby given pursuant to R. S. 0. 1897, Chap ;129, yes. 38. that all persons having claims against the Estate of Christina Coffin, late of the Township of Culross in the County of Bruce, widow deceased, who died on or about the 23rd day of April, A. D.1002, are required to sena bypost prepaid or to deliver to R. Vanstone, Solicitor for the Administratrix, on or before the 20th day of January, A.D. 1007, their names, addresses and descriptions and a full statement of particulars of their elaimsand the nature of the security of any) held bythem duly certified, and that after the said day the Administra vis will proceed to distribute the assets of the deceased among thepartit s entitled thereto having regard only to -the claims of which she Atilt then have notice. Dated the lath day of December A. D. BIOG. R. VANSTONE, Wingham P. 0.. Solieitor for the Administratri-e. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. Notiee is hereby given pursuant to R. S. O. 1807, Chap. 120, Fee.3ti, that all cr=one having claims agatnat the Estate of William Aitken, late of the Township of Turnberry, in the County of Huron Farmer, dercased, who died on or about the thirty-first iiaq of January. A. D. 1901, are required to send by post prepaid or deliver to 11.1Vanstone, Solicitor for the Adniinistratrsx. en or before the 20th tray of January, A D. 1007 their names, addres::es and descriptions and a full statement of particulars of their claims and the n tttire of the security fif any; held by theta duly,' tifietl and that aft, t the ' i,d hay the Ad zi ni,tratrix will pro (44 (1 to (l.:,tl119'.tl. the assets of the deevased amoi the parties entitled thereto, having •;arid only to the claims of which she shall then Neve netiee. Iyated tial,:1.td' day of Depends -r, A.1'). 1000. R. VANi•.3TONE. Wingham P. O. Solicitor fertile Admitr,tratri:1. Executors' Notice to Creditors. N t:ec is hereby g, 4 1 nunttant to It. y. O. 15o7chapter1'tr Stc.d4 that alt 15,1%,9on0 hat/.. fag claims a1{ata,<t, the b;- tate of 'Tete 1)a t.n,. lat., r,f the ti tila,,t o" Ilartaey, in the Province of Manitoba land formerly° e,f the Town of Wingham in the 4'i,Lnty of Huron.) Wul tv. lee-, ds: -d, wit, died On or about the, IGth day of tlttebt r, .. y3 1f03, are r ,riired to end 1,y pest pre pilid or le deliver to It. Vanstone Ref -4 tater of the ; 101 rte ceesad tit ..r before the ._tith ddv oP Tet,t'arp, .A. I) 191,1, tl.' fr eddri c,, rants .rt ae di.ptr0! '. said a Poll etatenr, t1t O` .dusts tilers of their t lah1l and the nature of the Ise enret1' cif any, het.. by the lit duly certified end that after t Le maid ;lay the F.zunter, evil& pre,ud to di,triLiite the mrvete of the ;bees'til ame,na the parties1 eatitlr•dl thereto, having r.•irard or.1p to the claim* r,f which they *hail tit .11. hsps, net lee, Detect the 15th tidy of 1h,"en,1,+r, A.11. 11M16, 11 A1'RTvN14, Winghem P. 0., llcec utd>z. AD191IS� Lecture OTTA A,T.. Architectural Con petition for Depart- mental and JNstioe Buildings. Cniz�ETITIVE draw ngs are invited for De. 'opartmental and ' ustice Buildings to be erected for the Dominion Gove nent at Ottawa, Ont. , om) The author of thet design will bo award- - ed a premium of $8 Otp, the second b1t t 44,i the third best 32,00$ el the fourth chest $1'r r0. Drawings will be i 'eiyed not ter than April 15811, 1907, anCi re to be addre9sed. to. the Secretary of the -Department of Publics Works, Ottawa. ; 7 his competition 18 ipen to Canadian.Archi-- tects who have been . esident in Canals fa, one year or more Conditions of coni etition statingrequ' nients of buildings at t maps showing site,.&c., may be had on applic ion to the undersig,ied. By rder, RED. GELINAS, Department of Publi Works, Secretary. Ottawa De miler 12 1000. Newspapers wiii n be paid f'or this adverti- sement if they ince t it without authority from this Departure THE BEST PLACE IN ember 27, 190E ° WINGHAM TO SECURE - A Piano Organ ho has long made a tondttion9.in France, nghly ash' most Vital assist in the program. to furnish a ward in oopital. ON, it 8 o'clock. c. CANADIAN PAGIiFiic CHRI ST 1VIAS and NEW YEAR RATES, RETURN TICKETS between all sta- tions in Canada, east of Port Arthur andto Sault Ste. Marie,Mich., Detroit Mib„ and Niagara Falls and Buffalo, N. Y., on sale at SINGLE FARE good going Dec. 24 and 21, returning until Dec. 20th, also Dee 31 and Jan. 1, returning until Jan.::, 1007. FARE AND A THIRD good going Dec. 21, 22, 23 24, and 21, also Dee. 22, 29, 30 and Jan, 1, all good re- turning until Jan. 3, 1007. For tickets and full��'1,artieulars 890 J. JI. DEEMER, Agent, Wingham or write C. B. FOSTER, D. P. A., Toronto. NwwwvwvwvV.wwvww The Season's Greetings to all. J. Heng riddle Oro*gr" and China WEIGHA rchant T. 010 Wight IS .AT DAVID BELL'S Terms to suit purohaser, t 1 WINGHAM Hour Mills We are often asked by farmers, which is it better for them, to get wheat gristed, or bay flour, grist - Mg is the cheapest, yon ,will save from 25c to 80o on each bag of floor, and then yon get our flour, which is the best. We have our chopper running again and can chop from 4,000 to 0,000 lbs, an hour, so their will 1:,e no waiting to get your ohop done. PRICE LIST Five Lilies flour, ; bl, $2,10 to $2,80 Prairie Rose " " 2.00 to 2.20 Star - " " 2.00 to 2.15 Cream Pastry Flour 1.80 to 2.05 Low grade Flour,ton 20,00 to 27.00 Bran, per ton - 17.00 to 18.00 Shorts, " - - '18,00 to 20,00 Screenings • 18.00 to 20.00 Chop - - - 20.00 to 25,00 Winter Wheat, bus. .68 to .70 Goode " "' .60 to .62 Manitoba " " ..75 to ,85 Goode delivered promptly to all parts of the town, L HOWSON, HARVEY & BROOKLEBANK, WINGHAM Maohiue Works Having secured afirst•claeemachinist, I atn prepared to do all kinds of repair. ing on the shortest notice. Also CASTINGS MADE TO ORDER I am aloe 'sanding a few Portable Sawing Machines -.:-something new, fall and inspect before placing your order elsewhere. W. G. ATO N1 DOR Capital paid Reserve Fund an Undivided profits $3,839,000 Total Assets, over 42,000,000 00 WINGHA'M BRANCH. Farmers' Notes discounted. Drafts sold on all points ht Canada, the flatted States and Europe. S kVINGS DEPARTMENT—Interest all Awed on deposits of $1 and upwards, and added toprinoipal80th June and 81st. December each year. D. T. HHEPBURN, Manager, R PAnatone, Solicitor. i - HK OF HAMILTON WINCHAM. Capita paid: vtp, $2,500.000;00, Reserve Fund, $2,1500,000,00, Total Assets, $$0,000,000,00.. President HON. WM. QIBSON. V.o.•President and General Manager —,T, TnnNouri ., Assistant Gen. Manager--H.1W„ WATSON'. DIRECTORS John Proctor, Obes.O,Dalton, Hon J.B.FR:endrte, Geo. Rutherford, Cyrus A. Birge. Inspector—B. Willson. S&V,Ilt=GS BANK. Ialerest allowed on deposits of 11;11())1n4 1,00 and apt wards, end to prtnolpal en 01st Mar and' 80th November each year, Sp notal Deposita also received at current'' rates of interest. . 0, R. 13MIT$, Agent; DICKINTIONtt EXI ,NLEB, Solioitore. THE A. A IAN BANK. CSMMERCE Paid-up Capital, $10,000,000, Reserve Fund, $4,500,000 HEAD OFFICE, TORONTO `B. E. WALKER, General Manager ALEX. LAIRD, Asst. Gen'I Manager $RAMC ±.S., THROUGHOUT CANADA, AND IN THED STATES AND ENGLAND A general Banking business transacted. Accounts may be opened and conducted by mail with all branches of this Bank. SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT Deposits of $1 and upwards received, and interest allowed at current rates. The depositor is subject to no delay what• ever in the withdrawal of the whole or any portion of the deposit WINGHAM (ONT.) BRANCH A. E. SMITH, MANAGER, o iday Greetings FROM THE BEE HIVE. Special Notice from Santa Glaus The • Bee Hive wish oneand all a Merry -Christmas, and take this opportunity of informing the people that Santa Claus is coming to The Bee Hive's 2 Stores, Wingham, to get his useful presents for the good girls and •boys of Wingham and vicinity. While here he will also select his presents for fathers, mothers, sisters, -brothers, friends and sweethearts. These bright Chrismas stores are now at their best all decked out in tasteful, use- ful and pretty Christmas decorations with the finest ex- ,ltil :ts of Christmas things you could-pessibly think of, all -alre arranged for easy choosing. Is your heart bigger than your purse then These Stores more than any other we know of are for you. Half The Pleasure, Half the pleaure of holiday time is the shopping and getting ready. But remember, don't procrastinate. Purchase while our stocks are at their best and be fore- handed, A few hints are given below to help you select by your own fireside. Bettet still, come to these stores and look around; you'll enjoy the pleasure immensely. Items of Interest Dress Goods, New, Dainty, Cheap. Silks of excellence and beauty. Velvets, rich in effect and wonderful value, Silk Shirtwaists, newest styles, Poplin and Lustre Shirtswaite, Ladies Fanny Collars and Belts, Corsets, Gloves, Hosiery, Underwear and Corset Covers, Wool and Lace Scarfs, Toquesand Wool Mitts, Ladies' and Children's Jackets. Gifts Suggestions.. Men's and Boys'Olothing,Men's and Boys' Underwear, Silk Neckwear and Mufflers, Hosiery, Gloves, Suspend- ers, Rats, Caps and Umbrellas, white and tiny Dress Shirts, 'Working Shirts, Cardigan Jackets, High quality and low prices keep the dif- ferent departments of these stores in hum. HANDKERCHIEF'S For Men, Women and Children. everyone, Plain, embroidery and lac abundance of Silk Handkerchiefs i.ri.iw,r WE INVITE EVERV We invite everybody sae display.* Shop early in, re, day iso help us and give you more time forget we sell all kinds of Groceries Dried Apple's and Poultry aken s, THE BEE 4141 lot Next door to Elmer Moore's an Opevi. Datil 10 p. m. Darin _ ........L_. - _-.....rM... ._ --_-_ .