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The Wingham Times, 1911-08-03, Page 5TRE WINGT1, .( TIMES, AUGUST 3 1911 EalkititiKE AN OLD R�. .ENjieL A 1. .RYT'o MAKE "ONE' ^^f YOU Mme. SWELL 7)TE;:SS'ER'' 1,. IF YQU• O)YCE GET "'INSIDE ' OUR STORE AND GET "•XW SXDE or 'ONE. t J OUR. SUITS, . WE WILL GET.' INSIDE OF •3QU.R< PQCI(.ET .BOOK. BUT WE WO,%11"T our ANY MORE MONEY MAX 13ELOKG S' TO. US. BECAUSE' i4'E ; ;'REM.ENDER THAT YOU" ARE 1t1E tLDTHy SNWILL: NAVE MANY •SUITS TO`'.BU,Y'VURINd YOUR LIFETIME. BUy YOUR •CLQTHES FROM US AND YOU WILL BE OUR FRIEND FOR A LIFETIME, • & CAMPBE QUit,lt0e8 The little son of, Albert Thacker of con. 12, Culross, while playing about the mower with a nuneber of other children, received a nasty cut on Ms left leg. The knife of the mower was in an upright position, but somehow became detached and in falling the guards caught the little fellow on the leg, tearing the flesh horribly, *ORR$s. Mrs, Robb, of Barrie,is here on a visit at the parental home, 6th line. She is the eldest .daughter. of :Tames and Mrs. Davis, Mrs. E.E. W. Mills and two children, of Grand Forks, P. C., and Miss Mary Smith are visiting their sister, Mrs. F. H. Kerney, 4th line. J„. B. and Mrs. Scott and son are. here on a visit from the West. Mrs. Scott is a daughter of R. Bewley, 7th line. It is six years since they were here. - Tuesday of last. week Mr. James Davis, 5th line, underwent a medical operation and her many friends will be pleased to know that she is making favorable progress. Ex -Councillor W, H. McCutcheon, 6th line, owns a very industrious. hen who not only gets busy in providing one egg a day but does stunts of two a day on 'various occasions, She evi- dently has her eye on the market re- port. rABT tve.W4etO5at : The Council met in Belgrave, July 26; members all present; minutes of last meeting read and passed. The Treasurer's half -yearly state- ment to June 80th showing a balance on hand at date of $851.77,received and Med. The Collector presented his bond, the same being accepted as satisfactory. Directors were again present, solie t- ing aid from the township on behalf of the Blyth Fall Fair, but the Council, .as. formerly, were firm in their refusal in giving any assistance and the request was accordingly refused, The Treasurer was instructed to ad- vertise for sale of bridge debentures; tenders on same, it is expected, will be opened at next meeting of Cou eil. Communication from Co. Clerk Lane received, stating that the amount re- quired from the township this year for county purposes was $2728,15, being $820.95 more than last year, This ex- tra for county rate, along; with the ad- ditional payments made necessary in connection with the building of river bridges show plainly that the ratepay- ers of East Wawanosh must expect an increase in their taxes for 1911 at all events. The usual rates to be struck to raise the necessary amounts requir- ed laid over till next meeting. By Law No. 6, 1911. ratifying the appointment of Collector and By Law No. 7, 1911, authorizing the Collector to charge and collect 3 per cent extra on all taxes remaining unpaid after the 15th of December next, both read and passed, On motion of Couns. Campbell and Scott, the following accounts were or- dered to be paid. -The Munieipal World, Collector's roll and other supplies, $2.98; H. B. Elliott, Art printing contract, $21; Wm. Johnston, material and build- ing fence at river, con. 9, $5.60; W. F. Campbell, drawing tile, $2; John Rod- ger, digging drain and placing the cul-• vert, con. 4, $5.50;; A. E. Quinn, work on Toll's hill, con. 3, $21; R, Buchanan, drawing tile and repairing culverts, eons. 3 and 4, $8; R. G. McGowan, put- ting • in culvert, con. 3, $2.50; John Deer, repairing culvert, con. 1,33; Hen- ry McGee, drawing tile and" putting in culverts, con. 12, $12.25: For gravel— R. Wightman 20c., D. Chamney,$5.70; R, Craig $1,40, Stuart McBurney $9.70, Ed. Haines $2.50, P. King $3.50, W. Wightman $16.50, Geo. C. Naylor $4, A. Patterson $5.80, R. H. Scott $14,60, J. J. Kerr $10.20, Wm. McDowell $9.50, John Redmond $6.50, G. Fothergill $7.30, D. Cook $1.2U; John Ansley $4.50, J. Cruickshank $3.10, G. Jenkins $2,90, W. Dobie $7.30, J. Pfeffer $6.70, Mrs. Farnham, Que., lost $300,000'in an in - W. Beecroft, $3, W. Fitzpatrick $0.50, I candiary fire which destroyed seventy - W. G: Salter $3.90, Wm. Purdon $4, R. five houses, stores, etc. Arms.. Mrs. C. N. Ford, of Albion, Mich.,' is visiting her sister, Mrs. Wm. Eck- mier, and brother, W. J. Sharpe,. llth con. • Weed crop' on the highways should be cut and burned. •Jt means much toward clean seed and better farming. Mrs. Oliphant Smith and twin daugh- ters, Margaret and Marjory, are visit- ing at the former's .home, 3rd line Morris township. Druggist Robt. Work is home from Toronto fora holiday visit for a, few weeks. He likes the city but/ it does not increase his avoirdupoise very not- iceably., C. and Mrs. Bennett and children, of Arcola, Assa., are here on a visit at Thos/Davidson's, 11th con. Mrs. Ben- nett is a daughter. Mr. Bennett 'has disposed of his half section and crop, stock, etc., so will take a holiday for a time. He had the farm 12 or 15 years. We hope to see them continue here as permanent residents. , J. McGee $9. For shovelling gravel Herb Shiell $1 50, Geo, M. Robertson $3, 11. H. Scott $3', Robt. Currie $3, John. Howard $2,50, Chas. Carter .$4.50. The Council then adjourned to meet en Monday, Aug', 21st next, when the .Engineer's report on the Blyth Creek drain affecting certain lands in the township will be read and considered. The Court of Revision on the Toll drain will also be held in the p. m, of same day,: A. Poa1TERF;ET,A, Clerk, faALlf�il(', Mr. and Mrs. John Bush visited the Immo of Mr. Wm. Dane Sunday after- noon Miss Clara MacKersie visited her sister, Mrs, Baker Sunday evening. A goodly number of farmers are cut- ting the spring grain. Mr, John Gemmill has purchased a fine ciyde team of bores. Miss Martha Langley is at present visiting the home of Mr. Wm. Mac- Kersie. • Miss Ethel Hooey, Niagara Falls, is visiting at the home of Mr, Jas. Naylie. Q1M1.0.0914•Sw`a''+'♦4r• +4,444 UTTERICK PATTERNS .. 11197, EVALK The following from the Winnipeg Free Press of July 24th, refers to the mar- riage of a son of Mr. Jas, Elliott of the 4th of Turnberry Dr.. Elliott gradu- ated from the Manitoba University last spring:—"On Wednesday a very pretty wedding was solemnized at the home of the bride's mother, Mrs. Joan Jack- son, three miles from. Alexander, when her youngest daughter, Josie, was united in marriage with Dr. William J. Elliott, of Minto, Man. The ceremony took place on the• lawn and was perfor- med•by Rev. George Lockhart, Presby- terian minister, in the presence of over 80 guests. The bride was given away by her brother, Mr, Hugh ;Jackson, and wore a rich cream dress of liberty satin, trimmed with handsome silk fringe and rose point lace. She car- ried a bouquet of cream roSes and lilies of the valley and wore the •customary veil, fastened with lilies of the valley. Her only ornament was a necklace of pearls and amethysts. After the cere- mony luncheo i was served. The bride was the recipient of 'many beautiful and costly presents. .After luncheon Dr. and Mrs. Elliott left by auto for Brandon. The wedding trip includes Winnipeg, Kenora and other eastern points and after August 15 they will be at home at Minto, Man." GLFIAR IN I'FOR AUGUST , I.... "*444.14044.44R4#.44.444.44.4,44 10 PIECES. OF FOULARD SILKS ----New patterns and colors, 27 -in. wide, goods which will make a very ; • stylish dress. August price18c yard. $ • i4 GINGHAMS-25 pieces, reg. 12 i -2c and 15c, checks, ••'•, • stripes in many, different patterns, special price 9c per yard. EMBROIDERIES --20o yards, big assortment, all good patterns, regular toe and 12 1-2c for 7c per yard. j �.�� 46, 25 DOZEN LADIES'" PLAIN AND LACE HOSE=-- f i pink, blue, hit tanand blacks, regular 2.c and 4 • In pin , b e, white, n a s,,. 5 • O 35c to clear at 19c. Emmimmemea • 200 YARDS ,PRINT—Light and dark patterns at 3c • per yard.. • • • 6 DOZEN MEN'S WASH TIES ---In light, white and : black stripes, blues and greys, regular 25c arid. 35c, .A 1 to clear at 19c. • 5 DOZEN MEN'S KNITTED TIES—All colors, reg:: 0 5oc. plain and fancy stripes, special price 35c. 2 $ MEN'S ODD PANTS—In brown, grey, fancy worsteds, semi- a ed shaped regular $3.75 and $;l.00, newp gg, , ; for $2.95. --� Highest Prices paid for all kinds of Produce. ••0.,..._,x • Jt • . 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DOLLARS ahead. • Extra salespeople to wait on -you. Read this list—only room here for a/few of the many bargains awaiting you. • • • • Z • • • • • • • • i ••A • •• t Grocery Bag ns Royal Yeast Cakes ' ' - . - - • - 03c Canada Laundry Starch. - 07c 12 Bars Laundry Soap - - 25e . 10c Bottle .Extract = - - NC Red, Salmon, per tin - - 15c , Fresh:. Plot Barley - - 03c Y"uotai: rep 'per pail - . _, y 25c Pialf Cakes • 10c Cein :arch, 'pper •package • o8c 35c Bla k G lon Tea .' • 25c wt 35c arfi lOadlepan 'pea d t# 25e 8Bars S�n�ir;C•,,Iiius Soap "t. ' .• , ': 25c Seeded i lOc 7,. , Bargains in Ribbons Plain Silk Ribbons, all colors, very wide 15c quality, sale 11c 20c Fancy Ribbons, sale price . - - 15c 20c Plain Ribbons, sale price 15c 25e Plain Wide Silk Ribbon - 20c 35c Plain or Fancy Ribbon - - -- 25c .12%c Plain Silk Ribbons - 10c Table Linen • One piece Bleached Linen 54 inches wide; 36c value for - - - 23c - 2 pieces fine quality Bleached Linen 60c quality for . 45c +,pieces Table Linen, very wide, new pattern, 75c for - 68e Extra fine quality Linen two yards wide $1.25 quality for - - $1:00 ble Napkin all size; and quality. 20 per cent off. 'Table s es Prints Crums English Prints, all new patterns, dark and light colorings, regular prices are 12;ie and 15c, your choice of our laroe stock for - - - 10 C d Carpets a Rugs ,o Big stock of Carpets and Rugs to choose from com- prising new patterns in Tapestry. Wool,, Brussels, Velvet, Wiltons, also a large stock of Linoleums in the best makes, 0c.per cent off during the sale .. Whitewear Big bargains in all kinds of Whitewear we make rices P low enough to cle•ar at all out. WLite Underskirts for ' - • . $1.00 Rt ,D - $1,00 a $1.50 ." t{ . $1. ,t �� • - $3.00 " t' $2.40 $3 50 " r' ;'` $2,75' . ` s $1.25 White Lawn Waists ,� �; $1.00 �t << i ;, 2.00 ; , C • -°~ Corset Covers to clear - Ladies White Dresses, .ready-made and triihziitYtl $5.00, for - - •. .39,011 Children's White Dresses, to clear at - $1.00 and •,+e..�...�.si.w.s,'Lrr 75c 2a 16 1 75 1,00 1,20 $ • 12-e $1.25 Summer Parasols in plain and fancy colorings: Must be sold at a discount of 25 per cent. off: - ,�� �....�.�.----.-.-.—,-. t Dress Goods Buy your Tail Dress or Suit now, big s oc • stock to choose from,duringthis sale you can save 20 per cent, on your purchase of the latest Dress G000ds. Cut prices in all lines of Silks. We have the kind to wear well,: Taffeta, Messa,line, ?ailette, all widths. See our 36 inch. Chiffon, regular dollar quality, 69e clean sweep sale - -sateen z , �M : in De ai�'n Cl ' qy Our large stock of Rea -tb-Wear Suits, Pants ai�d;CSveralls at greatly reduced prices. ` • ) - , • Men's Strong Overalls - 50e - - Men's Fancy Tweed Suits, regular rice $5.00 for $6.00 ' Fine English Worsted Suits $15,00 value, for .- $12,00 Men's F n g o$10,00, for $2.00 Men's Plaineor Suits,ts$4 00lvr value Men's Fine Worsted Pants, $4.00 value for - - $2.00 Boys' 3 -piece Suits; well -made, regular $5.00 for - $4.00 Boys' two-piece Suits at - - - - $1.20 Youths' Fancy Teed Suits,, regular value $8.00 �• $6.00 Men's two-piece Became. Suits, regular price $9,00 to 6.00 clear at Men's Fanny Striped Pants, $2.00 value for - 1.50 Men's Strong Pants for - -Y -- 312 Boys Short Pants for _ Merl s Raincoats all hinds and on sate at 20 ' ,prices-' per dent off. Underskirts 2 dozen Underskirts made of quality blas!: > q and watered mereen full width $1.2 5 for $1.00 1 dozen fine quality Underskirts, $1.50 value, fol $1, 5 lsi:r+•aisi i.i fila;!: Silk Underskirts, special -$5,00. - - ' g quality, for $3.OG -- "."" ':."'""""."""'.:""�...,,..,.."-.'"."".•.�w.�.'.."a,..:.,W.._...,.�..m.,•`_� , �y p y .� y �y t:9i75�, 6i:i!.dBA A lot of odd airs Curtains to clear. rteinter prices arc $1.00, $125, $1 10, they go at 75e pairs ° ., .. ., 12 airs Lace 25, 3 ins, x•21.) yala •, salt. •leise - 1.60 10 pairs0 p 't :• h2.000$2.40 12 pairs " " 53.5 " •' - $:l.( 0 i...._....:.�...,,.:..a,�...•�.,. -w.,�.•--..-�..-ti,�,. m.....�•....�.�.„..., Trimmingsclean To lliateli all our Drew; Goode, a per self:. of)` • it lines, a ..K.,, —=-'�n..++.rd.. 1 Gloves • Big stock ofouGloves to be sold quickly at greatly re- dosed prices. All our Long Gloves in blank, blue, green, Silk or Lisle at 20 per cent off our close prices. brown,r p y_mi .: ..._ 14.144444.1.4~114.....41.144406.44.4•4444.4.4,44.4444.4y) :�.., �...,� _. • g 11.ns'�-.ti „r , ,� , , Lace , ,i.(, •cls Wing T(>rchoit La._<. and Insertir,.i, u::;�.zlar value 10e, clean sweep sale - - 5c E.tty:sll T on ,(l;it�e (`,antbi`ie vary fln� quality, t+:ir. yard wide l.,r quality, sale prig '` '•a 1"�1;c y - - , - v - "+1 pieces wide striped l la.i,i�lttes, new patterns, awLep sale - - - - Sc lot of 11ii11 E.id Factory Cotton, to clear ai Se Window Pli+itl+. Linen on Boners, eamplet& - - - 25e Summer V'�wts sire 36, to alt's. at lt►c .. Boots arid Shoes Two thousand dollars worth of the best Boots and, Shoes to be sold at cut prices, a good' time to buy yourA fall supply. oddlines to he sold regardless of Cast. A number of g w Sen boxes of cicaring lines at 99c, $1.19 and $1.•19. �•�i . , t,vlr$�t$ of new Styles of Corsets in broken lines now on Lots• centre tables, values u to $1.00 and $1,25, now in two lots, p your choke for 59e and 69e. See them. t Zfr "dr d .r •0 .... _. _..,. ..... _yeas TERMS aP SALE.-•--� �� Vr . i V.i '- �V ....-v _- __.-__ _ A the sale Nd goods sent on approbation during ." •�. charged at Sale pride.• •" Remember the date, Saturday, Aug, Sth., Cut pr'rees in Fifteen Departments. Sherr' in, the morning if possible. t4s4.t�.+;H:1♦.�Rt�thfti�r:1`i�;11�i��+ki.,%1��!1�ui�i���4►�� ..#0..... a 'p ly_ Oke.+ 1 82. .. "v 1;1 fi4.4t♦. 1.1 4 si+Y *** 4444044 +s•4:*4** 4000W.OA 04a c 40 • 40• • 2 $ 4 t •• • • • • • • + • • • r 4 • • • • • •• • • n • • .ti