The Wingham Times, 1914-01-29, Page 5TI1ILVLNIT OF
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Gampbell's BI
SlauAhter Sale of
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MO'S SUITS
BOY'S SUITS
MIN'S OVLI26OATS
BOY'S OVERGOATS
The pices will svp ise you. Come
and see for yourself.
W. A. GAIIPBLLL
THE CLOTHIER
MacDonald Block - Opp. Bank of Commrnerce
THE W1NGPAM TIMES. JANUARY 29 1914
WROXETElt,
C, Moffatt has leased his fine 16%)
' acre farm, near here, to John Hays, of
Elam township, who gets possession on
March let. Mr. Moffatt wilt hold a big
auction sale on Tuesday, Feb. 24th. He
purposes moving to Wroxeter on lesving
the farm.
On 'Monday, January 18th, an old and
most highly esteemed resident of this
locality, passed away in the person of
Wm. McKercher, in his 80th year. De-
ceased was the father of Mr. W. S. Mc -
Karcher of this village.
.1AmEsTows.
(Intended for Last Week.)
IMr. Andrew Pollock took the service
in the hall last Sunday evening.
1 Mr. and Mrs. Duncan MacDonald and
Miss Donald visited at Thomas Strach-
tan's, jr., on Sunday last.
1 Mr. and Mrs. Bert Watson stayed
over night last Thursday at Mr. and
i Mrs. Will MacDonald's.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Eckmier visited
at Mrs. Ben King's on Sunday last.
Miss Flossie Scott has been on the
sick list, but is better again we are
pleased to report.
Mr. Harvey Bryons pt:rehased from
Walter Youill the house on the Free -
lick place and had it moved last week
to his farm one and one quarter miles
north of Brussels.
Mr. David Ballingall has taken a
contract of hauling two hundred cords
of wood to Brussels for Pryne Milling
Company.
Quite a number of the farmers around
here are hauling logs to Messrs. Duff
and Stewart's mill in Bluevale. ,-
WHITED R ORO II
(Intended for last week.)
One of the most successful if not the
best meetings, in the brief history cf
our Literary Society was held last Fri-
day evening when some 150 were in at-
tendance. The program which was a
contest between Miss Mrytle Beecroft
and Mr. W. J. Leggatt, was opened by
a comic speech by Angus McKay, follow-
ed by music by the mouth organ band
of four young gentlemen which was
very ably handed, and violin selections
by Miss Bertha McKay and Mr. Robert
Mowbray. Reading by Miss Ona NI&
Cleneghan. The trio and mixed quar-
tette were very much enjoyed by all
present; recitations by Miss .Annie Laid-
law, Nora Johnston and George Penrose;
comic song by Mr. Hector McKay;
accordion selection by Mr. Robert Car-
rick; Mr. D. D. McKinnon's speech was
enjoyed immensely, his subject being
"Ship building compared with the
Church"; a dialogue entitl-d "The
Queer Fit"; report of the Clritic by our
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Ex -president, Mr. Fred Davidson.
After the report of the judges, who
were Miss Eunice Peddle, Mr. John
Gillespie and Mr. Andrew Fox, who
gave their decision in favor of Miss
Myrtle Beecroft by three points, the
meeting wa i closed by singing God
Save The King.
tasilLERNY.
' On Wednesday evening of last week
about seventy-five friends gathered at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. William
Mitchell to spend a social time with
them previous to their removal to
Wingliam, where they purpose residing.
During the evening a fine programme
was given, Mr. W. S. King acting as
chairman, consisting of the following:
Violin selections by Messrs. J. McCor-
mick, 3. McKague and Wm. Jenkins,
also by the Misses Nettie Bryce ad
Leah McCormick; chorus by a number
of ladies; song by Mr. Bryce; reading
by Mr. J. Linklater, and a speech by
Mr. S. Burchill. After the programme
was over Mr. Mitchell was presented
with a gold mounted umbrella. Mrs.
Mitchell received a case of silverwure
and little Alfred received a purse. As
Mr. Mitchell is in very poor health Mrs.
Mitchell replied thanking the very kind
friends for their handsome gifts and
kindly feelings towards them. The fol-
lowing address was read by Mrs. W. S.
Linklater and the presentations were
made by Mr. and Mrs. D. McCormick.
To Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Mit.hell and
family:
Dear friends: -We, your friends am]
neighbors, amongst whom you have re-
sided for over fdrty years. have learned
with sincere regret that you are aboe t
to depart from this locality to make
your home elsewhere, and take this op-
portunity to convey to you an expres-
sion of our esteem and regard. Duri s
the long period of your residence
amongst us you have at all times be -n
a kind, agreeable an .1 obliging neigh-
bor; ever ready to assist and lend a
hewing hand when required. By se ur
exemplary conduct and high moral
ideals of life your influence has al we ss
been for good in the community. We
are very sorry that failing strength has
made it necessary for you to change
your vocation, and we sincerely trust
that such change may be most beneficial
and that you may be spared many years
of usefulness. We are pleased to know
that though removed from this com-
munity we will still have the pleasure
of continuing that intimacy and pleas-
ant relationship that have for so many
years existed among us. As a slight
token of remembrance we would ask
you, Mr. Mitchell, to accept this um-
brella, and you, Mrs. Mitchell, this case
of table silver, and to Alfred this purse
of money. We trust that when you
have occasion to use them you may
have pleasant recollections of your
many friends in this locality. And now
wishing you health, comfort and hap-
piness in your new home we bid you an
affectionate farewell.
Signed on behalf of your friends.
MRS. WM. CHANDLER,
MKS: R. DICE.ZON,
MRS. D. McCoasincx.
Turnbery, January 21, 1914.
A GUARANTEED REMEDY
FOR LITTLE ONE&
Baby's Own Tablas are the only medis
eine for little ones that are sold unr a
guarantee to be perfectly safe. fhese
Tablets are backed by the guars • ee of a
government analyst to be stri y free
from opiates, narcotics and • er harm-
ful drugs. The mother m rest assur-
ed that she can give the to even the
new-born babe wit erfect safety.
Thousands of mothers use no other medi-
cine for their little ones, and from act-
ual experience they all say nothing can
equal the Tablets in banishing child
hood ailments, The Tablets are sold by
all medicine dealers or by mail at 25
cents a box from The Dr. Williams'
Medicine Co.. Brockville, Ont.
LIVE STO&ii 1I. tRKETS
Toronto, Jany 26 -Union Stock Yards
-Receipts for to -day, 118 cars with 2,-
011 cattle, 72 calves, 1,868 hogs, and
408 sheep and lambs. and 47 horses.
Cattle -Choi ee butchers, $8.50 to $8.75;
good medium, $7.25 to $7.75; common
cows, $3.50 to $4.50; butchers' bulls,
$4.50 to $7.75; canners and cutters, $3.50
to $4; choice fat cows, $7 to $7.25.
Calves • Good veal, $8.75 to $11; com-
mon, $4.75 to $5.10.
Stockers and feeders—Steers, 910 to
1,050 pounds, $6 to $7; good quality, 800
pounds, $4,50 to $5.25; light $3.50 to $5.-
50.
Sheep and lambs—Light ewes, $5.50
to $6.25; heavy, $3 to $8.50; bucks, $3
to $3.50; spring lambs, $8.50 to $6, but
with 75c per head deducted for all the
buck lambs.
Hogs -$8.90 to $9 fed and watered,
$9.25 to $9.35 off cars, and $8.65 f.o. b.
Export ....... ..........$ 8 00
Butcher cattle choice ... 8 50
do medium .. 7 25
Butcher cows choice ..... 6 50
do medium .. 7 25
do common 7 00
do bulls. 5 50
Feeders . 6 00
Stockers ........ 6 25
do medium ............1 00
do light 3 50
Canners and cutters 8 50
Milkers, choice ... 60 00
Springers ........ ...... 50 00
Common and medium..... 35 00
Lambs . .. 8 50
Light., ewes . 6 25
do bucks . 3 00
Hogs fed and watered ..
do f.o.b .
Calves 5 00
$ 8 05
8 75
7 75
7 25
7 75
7 25
6 25
6 75
6 50
1 25
4 00
4 00
90 00
65 00
45 00
9 00
6 50
3 50'
9 00
8 65
'11 00
gal WINGH.A.M BIA.RRET REPORTS,
Wingham, Jan. '21, 1913
Flour per 100 lbs 2 75 to 3 15
Fall wheat • • • . . 080 to 085 ,
Oats 0 35 to 0 36 I
Barley.. 0 48 to 0 50 I
Peas . 0 95 to 1 00 1
Butter dairy .......,. ...... 0 25 to 0 25 I
Eggs per doz.... .... 0 30 to 0 30
Wood per cord 2 25 to 3 00
Hay per ton . 12 00 to 13 00
Hogs ... .... ..... ....... 9 10 to 9 10
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Look! Look!
We offer for one week only our
entire stock of Ladies', Men's, Boys
and Children's
COATS
Fur Collared Coats and Mink
Collared Coats, with Quilted Linings,
at the reduced price of
Twenty -Five per Cent. off
We have a big stock to show you
of up-to-date Coats in all sizes.
Do not miss this chance as we
know we can suit you.
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'PHONE 70
Mr. Cowle of the House of Hob-
berlin will be here January Fourteenth
and Fifteenth to take special. orders
for Suits and Overcoats for Winter
and Spring.
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The SALE YOU Have Been WAITING FOR
lsard's I Oth Semi -Annual Sweep -out Sale
Commencing Saturday, January 31st at 9 a.m. and ending SaturdaY;" February 14th, 1914
Every article in our gigantic Stock of Up-to-date Dry Goo,c1A;Gent's Furnishings, Clothing
Boots and Shoes Furs, Fur Coats, Ladies' Winter Coats ad' Suits, Carpets, Linoleums and
Rugs, at prices that must move it out within the next two:freeks. We don't care where you go
or what bargains you get elsewhere, we know we can gi*you much more for your money. All
goods will be marked at prices which must appeal, -�o" your sense of economy. MAKE BIG
SAVINGS BY BUYING NOW. Come ear1ytt6r Best Choice.
H. E. ISARD & C2
TERMS OF SALE Spot Cash or Produce.
Mizzmm
NOTICE—Your Account is Due. We will appreciate your prompt remittance by Cash or Note,.
Men's Wear Store
You are entitled to the most for your money, Be sure you
get it. You will get it and at the same time you'll
get the most satisfactory clothing obtainable, if
you take advantage of this mid -winter sale.
10 Men's Fancy Tweed Suits, stylish, well made
regular $10, $11, $12 values, sale price to clear at $7 95
Youths Suits, fancy patterns, sale price . 4 75
Men's Fancy Striped Pants, regular $2.50 for .. 1 90
Men's Strong Overalls, sale price 75c, 850 and.. ..... 1 00
Men's Heavy Overcoats. special to clear at 8 50
Men's Fur Collared Overcoats to clear at 12 00
Men's Fancy Worsted Suits, sale price .. 11 95
Boys' Suits, small sizes, sale price .... .. .... 1 50
' Fur Coats
Big bargains in Men's Fur Coats, price must sell
them $16.5), $17.50, $19 and 20 00
Gent's Furnishings
Men's Heavy Wool Ribbed Underwear, Shirts and
Drawers, to clear at .. . ..... .... 0 85
A lot of Men's Braces on sale at .. . 0 19 .
Men's lined Kid Gloves, $L25 for 1 00
Men's Lined Kid Gloves, $1.00 for .... ....... 0 75
Men's Leather Mitts to clear ... .... . .. 0 39
Men's Cloth Caps to clear at .... . ... . 0 60
Heavy Working Shirts for Men, all prices 0 50
Fancy Print Shirts, sale price . • .. . 0 85
Men's and Boys' Sweater Coats, redueed to ..... .., 1 00
1 Prints
Lots of the best prints here to choose from,
Crums English Prints, light or dark colors. Your
pick of the 12;ic quality for .. . , . .. . 0 10 .
Boots and Shoes
Big cut in prices of all lines of Boots and Shoes for Men's, ,„.
Women'sBoysand GirlsWear ,,
, ' ' . ,----
Men's Strong Wearing Boots, $3. Sale price.....seel•rs0 SCI
Boys' Heavy School Boots, $1.75. " " 1 50
Girl's Strong School Boots, $2. 4 4 i 4 1.65
Women's Rubbers to clear 4 4 . 4 0 50.
Men's Rubbers to clear 0 65
Bargains in Groceries
Art Baking Powder with premiums of Graniteware
Kettles, Steam Boilers, large Pans, Pails, &c.,
regular value 75c; sale price.... .. ... 0 50
Canada Laundry Starch .... . , 0 07
Pearl Pot Barley . 0 03
Fresh Cooking Figs ... 0 05
35c Japan, Bleat or Green Tea • . .. , 0 25
7 Bars Laundry Soap Soap 0 25 0 25
7 Bars Olive Oil Toilet ... . . ... ....
3 lbs. Raisins for .... 0 25
3 lbs Currants for ... ... 0 25
Large bottle of Extract . .. ... .. ... .. ..... 0 08
Maple Leaf Salmon . ... .... 0 20
First Quality Can Tomatoes ... . .. .... .... ... 0 10
Corn and Peas three cans for . 0 25
Bottle of Pickles .... ... •••• .1.1,4..Of 0 10
Fresh Dates, per lb. ... , 0 04
20 lbs Granulated Sugar. ... ... 1 00
Dress Goods
puy your new ;'..ess now and save money. In order to
reduce our 'large stock we will give 20 per cent oil
regular prices.
,
, Bargains in Silk
A large stock of Silk to be sold at sweeping reductions.
27 inch japan Taffeta Silk, 50c line for ... 0 40
Fancy colored yard wide Silks, $L25 for ... ...... 1 00
One Piece Black Pailette Silk, yard wide, regular *
$1.25 value for .... ...... ...... .... .... 0 98
20 per cent. of prices of narrow silk,
Ribbons .
Large stock of all kinds of Ribbons at greatly reduced
isrices
15 pieces New Ribbons, very wide, all colors, regular
value 16c, sale price
20c plain Ribbons, sale price . .. 0 15
25e plain or fancy Ribbons, sale price .., „ , . , 0 20
Bargains in Staples
400 yards striped Flannelette veil wide, pink and blue
stripes, good value at 1.2).4c. Sale pre . . .... 10
36 inch ac 1234c qufor ic
Cmbriality . . 0 10
Heavy Crash Towelling, cut price . ...... .... 0 09
2 -yd wide Sheeting, 30c quality . ... .... 0 25
5 pieces Flannelette to clear out ... • $....... .. 0 08
10 pieces light and dark print, sale price 0 08
Fine English Cambric, finest quality for . ..... 0 12i
8 pieces fine Wrapperette, 12i value for .. 0 10
25c Window Curtaining, very wide, sale price 0 18
Heavy Shirting, 17e and 18c values 0 15
Grey Flannel, wide, 30c quality 0 25 1
Wool Blankets
Extra fine quality Wool Blanket, to clear at greatly
reduced prices
10 pair to clear at $13 95 8 pairs to clear at $3.75
All first quality goods . i
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Table Linens
3 pieces Bleached Table Linen (pure linen) wide, good
value at 60c and 65z, Sale price .. .... • 0 4s
Dollar quality Table Linen for . • •• .. 0 80
Fine quality very wide Linen, $11:5 for . 1 00
50c line of Table Linen for
1. r
.aces and Ernoideries
'
Big bargain in Laces, Insertions ar d Embroider:es
Lot No. 1 Cotton Torcheon Lace, 2 yds for . ... .. 0 05
Lot No. 2 -Linen Torcheon Lac' , per e‘l• • • • • • .• 11 0;")
Lot No. 3 10 ends Embroideries, p, r s o 0 es
Lot No. 4-12 ends Embroidery. per yd 0 ON
Ready -to -Wear
Special Bargains in Ladies' Skirls. 15 skirts to clear.
Regular prices are $4, $1 50, $5 and $0. Sale 2 95
Ladies' Winter Coats must l'e sold at some price. "Take
ook0
a l."
Lot No. 1 10 Coats, youi• pick foe . .. 5 00
Lot Ns. 2 8 Coats on sele at .. 7 75
Lot No. ;1 12 Coats, great snap, safe .. . ... , 00
Lot No. 4- 0 Coats to c9lear at .. .. 12 00
Lot No. 5 -5 Fur Collared Coets, $25 00 for ... 19 30
Lot No. 0 2 Fur Lined Coals, sale price ........ 32 50
Lot No. 7-4 black Astracan fur Coats, sale .. 10 00
Corsets
We -eery the larsrest stock of Corsi ts. Ys,mt se
of three of the besmakeour choie
t as ou .
A let of i (la lines to clear ....... .. .... 0 69
Hosieryy ,
0 doz. n Heavy all wool Hose, regular 50c quality, sale
re isu • .... .. 0
All other lines reduced
H. E. ISARD & C2
TERMS OF SALE Spot Cash or Produce.
Mizzmm
NOTICE—Your Account is Due. We will appreciate your prompt remittance by Cash or Note,.