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GOM ,. TO O. 'M. CORDON'S FOR YOUR
Christmas .. .
Groceries'
Very Special Bargains in all fine lime of Pure Grooeties.
Our prices will please you, because you will save money..
We are not given to i° blowing," but we know that we give
our .customers as gcod value (we will not say bettor) as the
fellow who "blows" the hardest.
Always at the top notch for Butter, Eggs, Dried
Apples and all lines tit Good Poultry.
M. GORTON.
'The Little Eaton"
CHRISTMAS GIFTS
F rom Gocd Old Santa Claus are swell at The Little
Eaton, where Splendid Reductions can be had for
next two weeks ! Handsome new goods arriving
daily for Ladies, Men, Boys and Girls ! It
will make you feel good to see our
Elaborate Christmas Decorations.
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CALENDARS -A beautiful six•colored calendar, 16 x 20, an exact copy.
of a painting which sold for $1000 00 in London, England, last February,
handsomely gotton up; the prettiest girl in seven counties. Will be given
away as Long as theyy last with every purchase of 60c or over, starting
Saturday, Deo. 14th.
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BOYS AND GIRLS -A Christmas Handkerchief will be given to
every boy and girl who comes to the Little Eaton the day before Christmas.
in
Pencil Boxes, Book Marks and Pocket Mirrors given to parents buying goods
at the Little Eaton from now until Christmas, all are welcome, come in -
look around -get acquainted -see the swellest store outside the large cities.
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FOR LADIES
33 Ladies' Cloth Coats, 46 to 52
in. long, 3'e to 42 bast, in
plain black, bine, brown and
wine shades; December spe-
cial, reg. $10 to $14, for $8.88
46 Ladies' & Misses' Cloth Coate
in light and dark tweeds,
golf plaids, self trimmed, vel-
vet piped, velvet and braid
trimmed, a'l good long coats,
sizes from 10 years np to 40 -
inch bust; regular $8.50 to
see. December special.. $6.98
10 Natural Sable 2 skin Scarfs, 6
tails, good full furred; reg.
$9 00 to $10.00. December
special $5.49
6 Natural Sable Muffs, empire
shape. dark full furred; reg.
$11.00 to $13.50. December
-apeoial $10.00
9 Natural Sable Scarfs, 60 in.
long, trimmed with orna-
ments and tails, good quality,
dark full furred; regular
$14,00 to $16,50. December
special ............ $12.98
18 Ladies' Wool Golf Jackets, in
plain and fancy rede, blue,
black and white, trimmed
brass buttons; reg. $1.25 to
$1.50. December sale 98c
12 dozen Ladies' and Children's
Worsted Hose, size 7 to 10;
reg. 35c
to bOc.
December
special... 25e
16 Ladies' Astrachan Jackets,
beautifully lined and quilted,
sizes 34 to 40, length 27 to 36
Melees; reg. $32.50 to $40 00;
December apeoial . $24.50
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VERY SPECIAL PRICES ON
Fur Setts, Furlined Coats,
Persian Lamb, Near Seal, and
Coon Coats.
Also Fur Oellare eor Ladies'
O14t`d. 47ilet'1.
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NOTE.
We can dry clean and make like
new, light tweed Cleats
which are soiled and dirty.
PP.r coat........ Y.. $1•13
FOR MEIN
10 dozen Men's Heavy Leather
Mitts, calf faced, continuous
thumb, wax sewn, knitted
wool lined ; reg. anywhere,
75c; December special 50e
14 Men's All -Wool Black Sweat-
ers (heavy), suitable for
hard work ; reg. $1.00 and
$1.50; December special98e
5 dozen sample Winter and Fall
Caps, in corduroy, tweeds,
blues and blacks, fur inner
band, newest styles; reg. 50c
to $1.25. December special 49eili
22 Tweed Overcoats, in plain
blacks, greys, browns and
black and white stripe and
checks, 50 inches long, 34 to
42 bust, latest style; reg.
$8 50 to $12 50. Deo. sale $7.98
4 dozen Dark Brown Kid Gloves,
wool nap lining„ dome fast-
ener, good stock. and dur-
able; reg. $1.00 and $1.25.
December Sale 79e
9 extra Brown Calf Coats, No1
Astrachan or Persian Lamb
Collar, soft oily Skins; reg.
$35.00. December Sale.. 29.50
4 Plain Jet Black Galloway Calf
Coats, soft pliable, farmers
satin, quilted. leather shields
and wide cuffs; reg. $27 50.
December Sale $19.75
9 Dark Grey Irish Freize Pea
Jackets, doable breaeted,
high storm collar, heavy
tweedlinin ; Reg.$
5.
00.
December sale $3.98
12 dozen Fleeced -lined Shirts
and Drawers, extra good
fleeces and well finished;
reg. $1.25 to$1.50, December
Sale, each . ............... 49c
21 Boys' School Suits in +dark
tweeds, all wool; also blue
serges; reg. $5.00 to $6 00
December Sale $4.49
3 dozen All -Wool and Worsted
Sweaters, plain and fancy in
blue, red with and without
stripes; reg. 65c and 90o.
December Sale . 49e
7 Men's Leather and Cordoroy
Reversible Coats, H,B.K.
geode best in Canada; reg.
Pecenfor 5.03
hxtra special prices cit Men's
Furlined Coats, Fur Collars,
Caps, Fur Coate in 7otlttIe
Wallaby, Galloway Lail,
Russian Calf, iidefie Bide,
Dog. All furs guaranteed to
give satisfaction or money
refunded.
GEORGE C. HANNA.
TILE WINGU.AM TIMES, DECEMBER 12, 1907
MINOR LOCALS.
-Sleighing g•i)e.
-Ohrietmae shopping.
---Thursday, Deo loth.
---Leas than two weeks till Cbristmas,
-Scottish concert on. Friday evening
of this week.
--The statutory meetiug of the Town.
Council will be held next Monday even-
ing,
-Secure your tickets for the Scottish
concert at Walton. IlicKibbon's drug
store.
--Regular meeting of Court Maitland,
C. O. F., ou Friday evening •of ;hie
week.
--Oheeley made 221; per oent this year
on the money invested in their weigh
scales.
-The wintry weather which sot in on
Tuesday is welcomed after the few days
of mild weather.
-Read the announements of our ad-
vertisers; they are full of interest to
the holiday buyers.
Coughs, colds, hoarseness, and other throat
aihnents are quickly relieved by Cresolene
tablets, ten cents per box. All druggists.
-Mrs. MoMath, mother of Mre. G.
C. Manners of town has been seriously
ill at her home in Dungannon,
-Announcement is made that the
firm of Mitchell & Todd, publishers of
the Goderich Star is to be dissolved.
-The numerous friends of Mr. P. S.
Linklater are pleased to see him able to
be out again after his serious illness.
-Mr. R. W. McKenzie, brother of
our townsman, Mr. Geo. McKenzie, is
seriously 111 at his home in Goderich.
-The death is reported from Kincar-
dine of Miss Olive Sellery, a well-known
and popular young lady of that town.
-Mr. McRoberts, general agent for
the Deering Harvesting Co,, bas moved
his family from Harriston to Wingham.
-Mr. Geo. Spotton was one of the
speakers at a Presbyterian Church
entertainment in Orangeville on Tues -
evening.
-The Shierholtz Furniture Company
in which Mr. V. Wenzel, formerly of
Wingham is interested, has removed
from Waterloo to New Hamburg.
Mr. Id. E Toms, of Winnipeg. isl visi-
ting fora few days with his aunt, Mrs.
(Dr.-) J, E. Tamlyn,
tutu. Jas, slo. s returned to he
horns in StratfHiordphaafter spending two
weeks with her cousin, Mrs. 11. B
Elliott,
Mrs, Wm Hone and Mrs, Chas. Gilles-
pie are in Guelph this week ettenclicg
the meetiog of the Provinoial Women's
Instituto.
Mr. Elliott Fleming left on Monday
for Brantford to take a position as
operator in the G. T, R. freight sheds
under Mr. L. Harold, late of Wingham
Mr. R Cautelon returned home lest
week from the West, where he liaa been
residing for some time. He intends
spending the winter here, and will prob.
ably return to the West in the spring.
-Joseph H. Stoddart, who for many
years played the part of Lachlan Camp-
bell in the "Bonnie Brier Bush," died
at his home in New York on Monday,
aged 80 years.
-The County Council concluded the
business on Friday and the members
left on the afternoon trains for their
homes. The report of the meetings will
be found on page two.
-The regular meeting of Camp Cale-
donia, Sons of Sootland,wilI be held next
Monday evening in the new I. 0. 0. F.
hall, Wilson block. All members are
requested to be present.
-Two of Wingham's highly esteemed
residents, Messrs Wm. Moore and Chas.
Reading have been dangerously ill for
some days. The many friends of these
gentlemen will wish for them a speedy
recovery.
-Mr. L. Kennedy has this week
moved his restaurant business to the
north atore in the new Wilson block.
Mr. Kennedy has secured a fine store
and with the increased room will be able
to better serve his customers.
CRESOLENE ANTISEPTIC TABLEh
A simple and effective remedy for
SORE THROATS AND COUGHS
They combincthe germicidal value of Cresolene
with the soothing properties of slippery elm and lico-
rice. Your droagist .Sr from us, lOc in stamps.
LEIDEN , Muss Co., Limited, Agents, Montreal. 4oz
-Through the efforts of Arch. Hislop,
M. P. P. felt East Huron and Mr. Robt
Holmes, of Clinton, the Poetoffice
Department has decided to inaugurate a
mail service on the Guelph and Goder-
ich branch of the 0. P. R. This service
will be of much benefit to the people
along this line.
-By the removal of Mr. and Mrs. A.
R. Anderson to Lucknow last week,
Wingham loses two esteemed residents.
They have a large number of friends in
this town whose beet wishes will follow
them to their new home. Mr. Anderson
has purchased a grocery business in
Lucknow, and is now in possession.
-The citizens of any prosperous town
are always publio spirited and united.
Stand together, work. for the interesse
of the whole town. Always stand
ready to do your part, Don't grumble
and spend your time in prophesying
failures, but help to make every enter-
prise a success, be it great or small,
Be energetio and enterprising and
your temple will be imitated.
PERSONAL.
Eleven applications for divorces have
been made to Parliameut.
Mies Mary Rodgers of Loudon bad
part of her scalp torn off in the machin-
ery of Cook & Fitzgerald's shoe factory.
BORN.
CRILIsvu'-In Wingham. on the 5th 'net
to sir. and Mrs..7. henry Christie; a son.
HAMILTON. -In Gorrie, on Dec. 1st, to Mr.
and Mrs. A.M. Hamilton ; a son.
CURRY. -At the Methodist parsonage, Lon-
desboro', Ont., on Nov. 14th, to Rev,H. E. and
Mrs. Curry; a daughter.
KELLv.-In Morris, on Sunday, Nov 10th, to
Mr. and Mrs. George Kelly ; a daughter.
. DIED
Ter I OR -In Hullett, on Nov. 29th, Jessie A.
daughter of .Toseph and Mrs. Taylor, aged 26
years, 3 months and 15 days.
PETTYPTECE-In Kinloss, on December 8th,
Matilda Hetherington, wife of Mr. Herbort
Pettypiece, aged 80 years and 7 months.
STEwART.-In Blnevale, on Tuesday, De-
cembor 10th, 1007, William Henry Stewart,
aged 88 years.
SCOTT. -111 East Wawanosh, on December
4th, Robert Scott, aged 67 years and 5 days.
PonrsRrnELn -In East Wawanosh, on De-
cember 5th, Peter Porterfield aged 78 years
and 4 months,
CLAer.-At Whitechurch, on December llth,
Elizabeth liintoul, wife of Mr. Joshua Clark,
aged 33 years and 8 months.
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NOTICE.
Having appointed Messrs.
R. R. Mooney and J. Bugg
& Son sole agents fqr Huron
Stoves and Ranges in Wing -
ham, we wish to notify the
public that other dealers
claiming:to sell Huron goods
do so without authority from us, and we are not in any way
responsible for what they sell or say. Our goods sold by R. R.
Mooney and J. Bugg & Son are fully guaranteed by us to be of
the best manufacture, and to give satisfaction, or money re-
funded.
To TIM WESTERN FOUNDRY Oo.,.
WINtrntsr, ONT.
Gentlemen, -Being in need of a Stove
and having purchased one of your man*
•efaoture, we can say, after having given
it a fair trial, that we have found It
Cir e i f c
en sly at s a to ry.
We have found it serviceable and
efficient for every purpose for which a
Stove is required, and we maybe allowed
to
kitchensay ,that it is an ornament to any
We are, gentlemen,.
Very truly yours,
G. & W. J. EIOWIT,
Westfield.
IMOMINNIM AINEMOSIZEMERIES
It will pay you to call and see a full tine of Hume Production before
purchasing.
HEATERS, from $7.20 to $30.50
CAST RANGES, • 24.00 to 34.50
STEEL RANGES, $27.50 to $37.00
WOOD COOKING STOVES, $16,00 up
The Western Foundry 'Coll, Ltd. - Wingham, m;
Enmii
I will teah Sanders' Improved Course
by Mail or personal instruction in four
days, at Belgrave, commencing Monday,
Dec 9th. Tho whole family can learn
from one course. All, wishing to learn
do not fail to see me at Belgrave Hotel,
Saturday, Deo, 7th, from 1 to 5 o'clook
only, when I will enroll pupils for class.
Commencing to teach in Blnevale Mon-
day, Deo. 16th; see me at Blnevale Hotel
from 1 to 5 only Saturday, Dec. 14.
Commencing to teach in Wingham Mon-
day. Dec, 23; See me at .Exchange Hotel
on Saturday, Dec. 21, from 1 to 5 only,
when I will enroll pupils for class.
MISS KEITH, Instraotor.
ANNUAL ME
The annual meeting
churoh Cheese and Buttl
ing Co. will be held in
Whitechurch, on Wedne
1907. at 2 o'clock p. m.
of Directors and any ot
may be brought before t
FRANK HEN'itY,
President.
TING.
�f the White-
r Mauufaotur-
orestera Hall
day, Deo. 18th,
or the election
r business that
e meeting.
MAC Ross,
Secretary.
CATTLE WANTED.
The undersigned has to exchange for
for Cattle (Cows preferred) :-One
second-hand Cream Separator, in good
working repair, Clap. 250 per hour; one
Colt rising one year old; one horse ris-
ing 4 years old, fit to work or drive, and
well broken double. Also about 20 tone
of threshed timothy for sale; about as
bright as bay, was well saved, got no
rain. Apply to JOSErir WHEATLEY,
Harlook P. 0., Lot 2, Con. 13, Hullett,
6 miles from Blyth.
TAKE NOTICE. '
Mr. L. Harold, of Brantford epent
Sunday With his family in town.
per Roe v; DQ enen ot FofOfie..1 ial.
hely a Member of the Tulle
Mr. and Mre, Wm, O'Neil, of Paris,
are visiting with Wingham relatives.
Mr. Jas, McSelvie, of Detroit was
calling on Wingham friends this week,
Mr, Jelin Fowler, Blnevale toad, at
tended the 'Winter Fair at Guelph this
week.
Mr. and Mre. spatton, of Gorrle were
'tieitore for over Sunday at the home ,ot
their on, Mr, Geo, Spotton.
That J. 8, Jerome, Dentist,
is making beautiful sets of
teeth; for eight dollars, and
inserting the Patent Airchamber. All
work guaranteed.
• Office in Chisholm Block, Wingham.
DEBENTURES
Tie Town of Wingl
$1369 78 of Local Im]
tures and $1860.00,
Debentures, being it,t
cent. per annum.
cover a period of flftei
in equal anneal instal
said period. Offers f
will be receive,' np tc
fourteenth day of De
Any information r
ceived at the Clerk's
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OR SALE
am offers for sale
rovement Deben-
of Waterworks
re
>yt of five per
hese debentures
it years, payable
menta during the
r these debentures
and inoluding the
ember, 1907.
paired may be re-
ifies,.
GUSON,rtlerk.
ON?AL •
Mill MEI
of Toronto, hag started thous-
ands of young mei' and women
an ,ho entity ray to itidepend•
elicit and ■uccee■. Let us eve
yott the right Start, write tor
Catatogne and plan to spend
the iaext biz moths 'With ns.
Enter any time. Address
iy. S,ailAtv,t'rinoipal,'gouge
nttd t 6trard'$ts, Toronto.
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Christmas Store News.
We have prepared for a larger Christmas trade in this store than it has in the past enjoyed ! We are also
1E placing before the public a higher grade of Christmas Gifts than is usually shown in towns the size of Wingham!
je We trust you will appreoiate our efforts to raise the tone of our entire trade, and that you will at least inspect our
stook 1 It is well to remember that we mention here less than a tenth of,,,our offerings for Christmas!
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CASE GOODS
All imported at very rea-
sonableprices, and going
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quickly .
TOILET OASES. -Hand Painted,
Silver, Ebony, Staghorn.
JEWEL CASES. --- Gold, ailk
lined, guaranteed 16 years. Silver,
silk lined, ten year guarantee, all
prices, all sizes.
MILITARY HAIR BRUSHES, -
Ebony. Mahogany, Ebonoid or Rose-
wood Brushes, put in any case, you
choose the case and the brushes,
prices run from $1.00 to $5.00.
COLLAR OASES. -Full range of
sizes and material.
CUFF CASES. -Ail styles.
GLOVE CASES. -Leather cov-
ered, paddEd spring tope, silk lined,
all prices.
NECKTIE BOXES. - In new
shapes.
FANCY GOODS. -We have a
limited but good line of new hand-
made articles, ask to see them, prices
right. -
BEAUTIFUL LIMOOUES CHINA
We have opened over $000,00 worth of Elite 62 alone. We carry
six patterns, so you can perhaps imagine the enormous range that's
here, we have three cases of extra shapes for Christmas, to match any
pattern, your friends would value such an extra dish added to
their set at Christmas, and to reduce our stock we have concluded to
offer the entire range till Deo, '26th, 1907, at 10 per Dent. Not. a large
dieconnt but it makes a difference.
Solid gold handled cups, now
• Sugar and cream, now
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$2.70
Oasaerolea and Vegetable Dishes. now - - $3 00 and $3 25
Plotters. 10 inches to 18 inches, now up from - $1,00
We have 3 oases of Christmas shape at game discount.
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LEATHER GOODS. -350 Wrist Bags and Squaw Bags, bought
import to Christmas trade, all styles, Dolphin, Alligator, Moose,
Seal, Leather, and many others, leather and silk lined.
price , - - - 501 to$14.00
STATIONERY. -Beautiful, useful boxes of good stationery, 500
new ones, everyone a practical gift, prices depend on size and :sire.
quality. Prices • - - .• - 25o to $3.00 E aet,
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Baby Cutters, Sleighs. Toys, Dolls,, Christmas Globes, Christ-
mas Magazines, Christmas Cards, Christmas Books, Brushes, Mirrors,
all in usual multitude.
R.
Fisher Stand.
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When wanting a Stove, call at ''oung's Big Hardware
see what he can show you at very lbw prices.
Oak Heaters, coal or
Cast Ranges, t
Steel Ranges,
Base Burners,
,Wood Cook Stoves,
wood, from $ 8.00 to $18,00
20.00 to 45.00
` 25,00 to 45.00
,
- 15.00 to 45.00
7.00 to • 29.00
Call and see, for yourself that we have the right goods at right prices.
and
Doherlys Stoves and Ranges Are Unexcelled!
CASE CARVERS j
PIE KNIVIESI IN CASE
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IN CASE PICKLE BUTTERKNIVE KNIVES
IN CASE Chr,,stmras G►'ffs.
CUTLERY OF ALL KINDS
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