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i The Year
_ Greatest Sale of I�ierchandise ever held in Wingham
Reductions.+ t r Farmers
Wonderful
. Sore Dews fo F'
Nineteen Thousand Dollar . Stock to choose from, including General Dry � you will m ke yourWitla a resolve that purchaseIt will Overshoes,luring 19o4 of ayou to take advantage and Teamsters.
A Goods, Dress Goods and Trimmings, Ready-to-wear Garments, Boots y of this sale. Next week we Icom- -
and Shoes, Groceries, Carpets and House Furnishings, etc., People's Popular store mence to take stock and desire to
We have just received a quantity
Where so many have found it a clean up the stock as much as pos- of Smocks, Jackets and Rain Proof
(� y pleasure to do their shopping dur- sible during the next ten days. Coats that are made by the Arm
Ci01]� �® �� Sold a �• Cost Price`s and UAdere ing the past year. Do your buying & Hammer Co. of Toronto, special-
at this store and at the end of the yore are making a cut in the ly fora farmers, teamsters and �
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Color s
' Black .. and • ..
outdoor tors.
Kid Cal®vets. nt o0 workers.
S CIOOdS. year you will have a fatter pocket- prices of— ,
Colored Dress book. Menlo Overshoes
5 Doz. Ladies' Kid Gloves, sizes 5he Rain Proof Coats are made
Sweeping Reductions for One Month. to 7j, worth $1.25—sale price ... $0.75 Menlo'Heavy Rubbers of brown Duck with heavy Rubber
10 Pieces 54 inch all wool Snitings, reg. $1.60 yd.—Sale Price.......$1.19 9 Menlo Heavy Sox between the Duck and a lining of
10 Doz. Ladies' Mocha Gloves, as- Boys' IIeavy Rubbers
5 Pieces heavy Zibilines, assorted patterns and colors, regular price 95 sorted sizes and colors, worth 1 Than�{S• heavy Flannelette. They, are with -
$1,25 per ,yard—Sale Price.. $1.50 to $2 00—Sale price ...... 1.25 ' Boys' Heavy Sox
B Ends grey and black and blue Frieze, 54 inch, worth $1.00 1. — 75 13 Doz. Kid Gloves, Regularl$1.25 _ Men's Long Boots out doubt the best rain proof and
Sale Price .................. n-s—a - —c-ol -re-I w . th'
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20 Dress lengths, assorted patterns and colors, worth from 50 e
ta. - .—Sale Price.... . .......... 1.00 :lind proof Coats made The collar
,.. ,50 VPo take this opportunity to Menlo'F
to $1.� per yard—Sale Price ............. ell Boots is made of cordul-oy and the pockets
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a thank those who have dealt with Men's Leggings
• •„ , ,._ .. and buttons are riveted. 7.'ho price
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CORSETS. Silk Department. TABLE LINEN. us during 1903. Men's Moccasins of this oat is only. $3.
� Boys' Moccasins
3t Doz. Crompton "Yatisti," size 70 inch all linen, worth 75c— - We thank you for your good D
,, • •. •,, •...$1.00 100 yards Bonnett's ,Warranted" Taffeta, worth $1.25—fqr..... .. • •$ •93 for ......................... 50c nd oui prices 0
18 to 30, for... , .... , , . • will, your courtesy and your appre- Come in a get r' u The Smocks and Jackets ars
95 Peau .. Sole Silk, worth $1.25—for 1.00 made of blue Denim, gray rill
Ij Doz. Crompton 202 Corset, for.. .76 225 1.00—for 75 ; 72 inch all linen, worth$1.00— ciation of our efforts for your Mom- these goods.
90 1.50—for 1.15 for ............... . 75c and Mole.
2 Doz. Crompton style 187 Corset .. • • • • • Bengaline 1:40—for 1.00 fort and profit.
for .............................. 40 725 .,. .. 60
10 ends Loueine Silk, worth 75c—for 08 inch all linen, worth 50c— Heavy blue Denim Smocks, not
4 Doz. Crompton assorted styles 10 ends Taffeta, Black and colors, worth 75c—for................. •55 for, ................ � � We trust that you will Continue (>���n®�� Sale.
7 ends Japan Taffeta Silk, Black and colors, worth 50c—for....... 0 "' - Overcoat dl a line , 00 t0 .
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for ............... ...... . .. .... to favour us in 1904 as in 1903
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a We will do our best to make shop -
Carpets and Rugs p ole sma t lined,
Ladies' Mantles "_.'."i •-L-c'rrr�-� - - - �-D li � ping at this store a' pleasure and � A great bargain chance, In Heavy M 0ks,• no •sed,
5 pieces all -wool Carpet, 3-ply—for.... 80c profit to you. order to clear out our stock of SOc.
at Sweeping Reductions. • 'r d 3 pieces " 2:ply—for.... 50c ;
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u,� r 4 pieces Union Utsrpet.... 35c i bla w0 k t 1' d
5�C to $15.00. 3x4 yd. Tapestry Rugs—for..........$ 9.00
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3x4 yd. all -wool Rugs—for.......... 8.50
. Ladle _...._.. - 3x4 yd. Wilton Rugs, worth $26..... 20.00
Ladies' Underwear at Bargain 3}x4 yd. Rugs, worth $35..... 28.00
Prices. civet Rugs. worth $17... 12.00
2jx8j yd. V g
Underwear at wholesale Flannelettes and Flannels at
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prices to clear. `- � �- Sale Prices.......
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Men's n _
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Ladies' Handkerchiefs at 5e,'� The balance of our stock of
1 fiw 1oc, 15c, 25c, 50c, 75c, $1..00— "'°°° Fur Ruffs, Muffs, and Caperines
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all Special Prices. at cost to clear.
E' Now is a good time to buy
10c— Crum s Prints." p Our full stock of Men'
Prints—all our 12 c rants for
� = << � s Ready-to-wear Clothing
at Slaughter Prices. As we are going out of this
f LADIES' 1Furt COATs.-10 Fur Coats
�- 27, 28 and 30 long, worth from $25 line, we will sell them at great Bargains.
.`., to $60—to clear at $20 to.$10.
Come On IF9 � Come all to the greatest Sale of Dry Goods, etc., ever held in Wingham
No goods sold on Credit during this Sale—only at Regular prices.
Overcoats as ear y as possl , Heavy gray Drill Jae e In ane
will give with a heavy Flannelette, price
We wish you all ONE .THIRD OFF THE $1.50.
a very Happy and REGULAR PRICE.
That is, you can have a $9.00 Coat Arm &Hammer Brand Overalls
Prosperous New for $6.00, and a $6.00 Coat for and Pants are the best, we are
Year . . . . . $4.00, etc. sole agents for Wingham.
Every Box of
is guaranteed to give
entire satisfaction in all
cases of Stomach trouble
—if not, money refund -
,I Try a box and be
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EDITORIAL NOTES. LIFE INSURANCE
I have room for two
students in Telegraph
.� —Japan has forty warships ready for, Lowest rates coynsistent with tude,
.moo emergency in case of war with Russia. absolute sAll claims e
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P y settled
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an' —At Johannesburg, South Africa,`the Abner Coaens. DEWS
report of theLabonrCommiseionerCom• ACCIDENT PLATE GLASSmittee estimates the shortage of labour- J a
era at 241,000 of which 17,000 are needed
IT PAYS 10
1 ± in the mining industry alone. Chemist & Druggist
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—No one can accuse Chicago of being Otuco G.R.W. Tel. Co.
■ �, "dry townce side
is claimed that its
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_ �is� L� saloons if placed side bq side would line •
e : one side of a street thirty-one miles long THE CANADA BUSINESS COLLEGE
and its liquor bill is $78 per capita. CHATHAM — ONT.
Canada's greatest school of Business,
T. A. Millshas decided to # # # shorthand and Penmanship, will reopen for
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a.-- �+ —Mr. Carnegie is the heaviest tax the We all a Monday, bright 4th.
�^^ We shall need 200 more bright goung men
p^^ Boots, � payer in the cit of New York. His as-
s... w P Y y and women in addition to those we now have, s.••- "`~
-M clear out his stock of
Besement for real estate and personal to meet the calls for ofIlce he] for this year �• `
w - �.
r and will guarantee to Plato that number or w
•,, more at good wages. .•
�- Shoes and Rubber goods inside property this year was ten million dol- We placed 345 in the 11 months ending
lars, and the cheque in payment of his a--
�- of 3 0 days. Every pair is mark— �"
June 30th at wages in
positions
per shad to
-� taxes was drawn for $141,360. and nearly as many more good positions had to " s�
-�"''.s go unfilled.
ed down to a clearing price— • # # If you havenotaeonogrCPtntoguoyouare
not yet familiar with the beat Canada ham to
New York JournAl of Com- offer. Write for it. . �o
cost is no object --they must go • me-ce has compiled'the figures
showing D, MoLicnr,sx 8c Co., ,.
e.• - , g Chatham, Ont,
�, tu0 value of property destroyed by fire . ,.
�^- Call and look. through the stock, in the past clever, months of 1903. From IIOUSIa- + e �� ,����•
r p January 1st to December 1st, the fire HOLD DYES
pl1_
and I am sure you will buy y : waste in the United States and CanadaJute
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Awori-ted to 138,971,000. The heaviest or1aMi ed G oda ll i none bath — they care the
Fall and Winter supply at prices -� gens for
1088 occurred in May, which shows a latest and most improved Dye in the world, «�
Try 81
packago. A 1 colors at W. Messer's
..s t.-- •.•s
that were never heard of before waste of $16,306,800. stern, Biuovalo, and B. McClolland'a store,
.� Belgrave, oat. D„ HESSE'S _
R # # k
"tw in Wingham. —Talk about gold I There lies at
e present in the vaults of the Treasury of Wood's P'hohtphodihRc STOCK
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�•* the United States, the greatest quantity �h�old well 0i
and reliabld w•r �.
.�� of the yellow metal over gathered In one 1 preparation. Has been ^�
�(���� lace perhaps ill the history of the I . w prescribed and need •
.+.� P , P P �` ,• over 40 years. All drag •""
world -for thorn is now on hand —thin• gists in the Dominion
teen hundred toes lied like bags of ? re Canada mall and
must be Cleared Out In 60 days. A full. line ,o , p recommend es boas :µ
- Malt, Resides this, it is claimed, that j? re end doer, iittskindthatenrenan� w For Sale Only by
r•� t0 select 1 TOri1.there is in circulation in the States, 2b00 gives universal satisfaction. It promptly and
tons makiu A value of over one billion permanently cures all forms of 3Verv0itm Weak
,.. g neva, kmtrsiona, Ypermatornc�ea, Xmpoicne9/,
dollars in gold bearing the imprint Of and allaffectsofabunoorexcessoe;the excessive a"".• /j j" �y) _
, �"OMILLS» t}io eagle,, �Vitll 80 much old and
us of Tobacco, Opium or 9timulanfa, Menial w Co11 Am Campbell
�s g g and Brain iVorrf/, all of which lead lto Infirmity, .-. 1 a .s
with the clovators of the land loaned InP'nrieey i k package or six for rS>i. one ioiif •.
w".s with grain, to say Uothiug Of the im• plca,e, tfz witL care. Mailed p hies, d rof
�•.• T#Ao ••� earls o! pry s&nd Por free pnmPhlot Addroel THE DRtTG(>~I5'Ji` y
mense fortunes Of lnilliOualxss,
every; he Wood Com any,
Overtystricken home should beassurefl l iYtnI sold n WIngb
bsad ..�
liilitYftjlitibtll�}���;�t�;�i�lif jllliil�l�itiiltllltitiiitlil of plenty for at least the Christmas and I Woodtl Phoaphodine tg cold in Wingham1t��iiii111��11;i�lYi�11t��1
C aaa ijcll, W. McKibben, A. U
J 'few 'Seat Native eoaabn. � rI°arallton aua x�, arAousla�, Dru8Bi5tm,
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A.LaA- D e 0(® CIC of
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LP012.andBrass Bads
On Hand
These are the coming Bed. Our
prices are $3.75, $4.00, $6.00 and
6.50. A good line of Dressers and
Stands to match.
A fine line of Sideboards, Parlor
Suites, Bedroom Saul es.; Couches,
etc., at the lowest prices.
WALKER BROS. & BUTTON
Home Furnishers and Undertakers
L I NO�+
. Ho -uth ijros.
TAILORS and GENTS' FURNISHERS
Wish their many
customers and friends a
Happy New Year.
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