The Wingham Advance, 1913-12-11, Page 8' ,.I
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THE WINGIiAM ADVANCE
CHRISTMAS GIFTS
If you desire a Christmas Gift
for a Man or Boy, come here
at once -come here first and
save that tiring "shopping tour
of the town" that usually takes
from the Christmas season half
the joy. We have the sort of
gifts men and boys like.
Suits Bath Robes
Overcoats Neckwear
Rain Coats Shirts
House Coats Gloves
Fancy Vests
Underwear
Night Robes
Hats
Mufflers
Suspenders
Handkerchiefs
Caps
Pjamas Collars
Sweater Coats Collar Cases
Hosiery Umbrellas
Dress Shirts Canes -
All our outfitting is of the highest standard.
Exclusive and different presents in Holiday
Boxes, and we will make any changes de-
sired after Christmas.
W. A. CAMPBELL
The Clothier
MacDonald Block. Opp. Bank of Commerce,
Genuine
PARISIAN IVORY GOODS
The latest novelty in up-
to-date Christmas Gifts.*
See our display of Christ •
-
mas Perfumes. The latest
designs and most popular
odors.
J. J. DAVIS
CORNER
DRUG STORE
Successor to A. L. HAMILTON
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Best Best Best
Wheat Machinery Mechanics
These are our First Three Considerations in
manufacturing and marketing our
`Quality' and 'Five Lilies' Flour
Farmers! We cant Mtlssfy your wants.
Townspeople! Our flour will please you.
1. Special price on five bag lots,
2. We deliver flour to any pert of the town.
IL We guarantee our flour.
os BROC
Jamestown.
Mr, and Mr's. Frank Balfour and
family were week end visitors with
Wingham Mende,
Neater Clarence Bryans ie on the
sick list this week. We hope to soon
hear of hie recovery.
Will King was a Friday evening
visitor at Molesworth.
There is some talk of reviving the
debating club at Jamestown during
the winter months. Why not "boost
it" and have something worth while
for the young people is
Mr. John McLennan is making
favorable progress toward health again
after having undergone a surgical
operation in Guelph Hospital last
Wednesday.
Miss Eva Beyans spent a few days
of last week with Brussel friends.
On Saturday evening last about
forty friends of Miss Christina Snell
gathered at the horne•of Mrs, Duncan
MacDonald and presented her with a
shower of china. MIes Sneli'e Sabbath
school class gave her a four -piece des-
sert set consisting of an orange dish, a
fruit dibh, salad bowl and bon bon
holder. After a happy social time to-
gether, lunch was served and the
guests departed wishing Miss Snell a
happy married life with the husband
of her choice.
Will Agar and George Johnston are
cutting wood for Will King this week.
Remember the Xmas. tree and con-
cert at Roe's on Dec. 10th. Several
Xmas, drifts, chorus' and dialogues
are on the program and Santa is ex.
petted to be in the best of humors,
Fee for children 15 cents, adults 25
cents,
Miss Minnie Carr is visiting with her
sister, Mrs. 0. Phippen of Lower
Wingham.
Uorrie.
Mrs. S. Nay was at Bluevale last
Thursday attending the funeral of the
late Mr, Jos. Adams.
We are glad to report that Mr.
Oandlo who has been ill for the past
week is slowly regaining his former
health.
A number of new books have been
put in the public library this week and
the Board of Management expect
another consignment to select from, to
arrive in a few says.
?tire. H. V. Holmes is in Toronto
Mile week.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Evans spent a
few days in Fordwich last week visit-
ing with their daughter, Mrs, E. Fdllie,
New cement steps have been placed
at the doors of the Orange Hall. Mr.
Anchor had the contract.
Mr. John Hyndman is at Guelph
this week attending the Fat Stock
Show.
Mr. Albert Herbine is in Guelph
this week attending the Fat Stock
Show and visiting relatives.
Belgrave.
William Geddes returned home from
the West on Saturday where he has
spent the last eight months.
Rev. Boyle preached anniversary
•services at Cranbi ook on Sunday.
Mies Coad is visiting her sister, Mre.
(Dr.) Stewart.
H'cter Mael of Edmonton is visiting
old friends.
Mr. Peter McKenzie of Dakota is
visiting his sister, Mre. W. J. Geddes.
Rev. McCulloch of Cranbrook preach-
ed in Belgrave and Calvin on Sunday.
Miss Taylor of Wingham spent a
few days with Mrs. T. Hill.
East Wawanosh will hold their last
Council meeting for 1013 on Monday
the 15th.
Cranbrook.
Arthur Penover has gone to Strat-
ford to attend Business College. •
Mies L. Dark came up from Hamil-
ton to spend a few days with her
mother, who was hurt in a runaway
accident.
Chris. Huether returned home Fri-
day having spent the last ten months
in Hamilton and Sault Ste. Marie.
We are glad to report that Annie
Smaldon is able to be up again after
a severe illness,
Geo. Huether who bad his arm
broken some time ago will soon be
o. k. again.
HOW TO AVOID COLD `
WEATHER DISEASES
To prevent cold weather diseases
put your body into a proper healthy
condition to successfully resist them.
Colds, grippe, bronchitis, pneumonia,
catarrh, typhoid fever, rheumatism
and other ailments may be escaped in
most cases, if this is done. Build up
your health and strength -your nerves
and blood and entire body -into such
shape that you can count on good
health all during the winter months-
by taking Rexall Olive Oil Emulsion,
the ideal blood, nerve and body
builder.
This is a remarkable medicine, but a
common-sense one. It doesn't stimu-
late. So-called "tonics" that stimu-
late give you no permanent relief ; but
leave you worse off than before. Rex -
all Olive Oil Emulsion containe none
of these harmful, stimlating in-
gredients, such as alcohol and- danger-
ous and habit-forming drugs. Its
great benefit to you is through its real
nerve and blood and bodybuilding
effects. It nourishes, builds, strength-
ens. Its merit does not reet on mak-
ing you feel better for a few minutes
at a time after taking it, but on mak-
ing you feel better as a result of mak-
ing you well.
Rexall Olive Oil Emulsion is the
ideal blood and nerve food tonic, You
who are weak and run•down, and you
who are apparently well now, but are
liable to suffer from various cold
weather ailments, use Rexall Olive Oil
Emulsion to get and keep well and
strong, For the tired out, rundown,
nervous, emaciated or debilitated -
the convalescing- growing children -•--
aged people -it is a sensible aid to
renewed strength, better spirits,
glowing health.
Rexall Olive Oil Emnielon-king of
the eelebrated Rexall Remedies--ia for
freedom front sickness of you and
your suils.wobnthusiastic)
it nro wben
you have
noted its pleattant tante, its strength-
ening, invigorating, bu 11 d i n pup,
Moanreventing effects, If it dose
not help you, your money will be
given back to you without argument.
- Sold in thio oomununity only at out
store --•The Revell Store -one of more
"hon 7,000 le'ad'ing'dtog snores in t.lse
Halted tat e�4dis an. t b
Joriteliet
St.. Helens.
We, H, Itnthetford and daughter,
Mrs. J. Bennett, went down to Clinton
on Friday to see Mies Lizzie Rather -
ford who is progressing favourably at
the Hospital after her operation,
Mies Luella Shaw spent Sunday at
the home of M;. R, J. Woods.
Mrs. J Stalker of .Ingere,oll is renew-
ing old acq'tltintaueee around here at
presen t.
Miss Mary Lott of Brussels spent a
few days with her sister, Mrs. D. Far-
rier,
The Coulter Bros, have been cutting
wood and grinding grain in this
neighbourhood lately.
Mrs. Jae. Ramage received the sad
news on Friday that a grandson had
been killed by a horse that day. He
was a son of Mrs, Neil McArthur of
Sarnia, Mrs, Ed. Purvis attended the
funeral.
Messer Archie Aitcheson and John
Cameron haves` returned from the
West.
Mr, and Mrs. Joe Anderson and
family have returned from New On-
tario where they spent the past year,
We welcome them back to our midst
again,
A Christmas tree and entertainment
will be held on Christmas Eve, Dec,
24cb. Everybody come as a good pro-
gramme of dialogues, recita•ions, read-
ings, quartettes and etc., is being pre-
pared,
Vigorous Journalism.
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CASTOR I A
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Bears the
Signature of 1,440
Notice To Contractors.
A contract of filling with stone the
sink hole on the prairie road south of
Wingham will be let on the ground at
2 o'clock p m. on Saturday Deo. 2)th
The work will be let by the yard.
JOHN SHORTREED
14-15 Reeve of Morris.
Sale of Debentures.
The corporation of the township of
Morris have for sale S8000 worth of
Township Debentures drawn at twenty
years, bearing 5% and are asking
for bids on same,
14-15 A MAOEWEN 0:erk,
Teacher Wanted.
For S. S. No 7, Morrie, Duties to be-
gin at the New Year. Applications
stating salary required and qualifi-
cations to be directed to -J. D. MoEwen.
R. R. No. 4, Wingham, 13tf
Farm For Sale.
The undersigned offers for sale his
fine farm of one hundred acres oonsist-
ing of the north halves of lots Nos 46
and 47 of the let concession of the town-
ship of 'r'urnberry. The farm is in a
good state of cultivation, and has good
buildings, brink houso and bank barn.
It is well fenced and well under drained,
Terms --One-third cash and the balance,
if required, on time to snit purchaser.
For farther particulars apply to 3. 0.
Higgins on the farm or to Thomas
1ltggins,
Wroxeter.
Shorthorns For Sale.
Broadview Shorthorns, herd headed
by Favorite Oharaoter (Imp). I ata, of.
feting 8 Balls from 8 to 12 months of
age. These are choioe young Bulls with
the beet of breeding and will be sold
reasonably. 1 am also offering a few
good Cowl and kieifere, all are ""'
the Imp boll, eerie dote to only
dtistnber. If you need toot
or give us a trail.
NLNOtIAM MARKETS.
Wbeat .$ 82
Barley 55
Oits. 31
85
58
35
1)0 05
55
1 75
13nckwheat . ,, 52
H 'titre .... , . , , 1 bt)
Potatoes (15
Hay .,.,,. ,. „ 15 00 10 00
Straw ("fondled) 10 01) 12 00
13ran
Shorts
Flour (limb patents) .. , . 3 00
Better, roll 21
Butter, prints ...... ,,,, 25
Egge 35
Hogs ............. .. . 8 00 .
Lambs ... 0 50' 7 00
Sheep 4 00 4 50
Chickens (live) 0
Chickens (dressed) 11
Fowl (live) 0
Fowl (dressed) 8
Ducks (live)
.. , 0
Ducks (dressed) 11
Geese (five) 8
Geese (dressed) 10
Turkeys (live) 11
Turkeys (dressed 17
Cattle (see Toronto market on page 2
22 00
21 00
By -Law No. 690; 1913, of
The Town of Wingham
To grant to Messrs. Walker & Clegg a
Bonus by way of a fixed assessment
of Ten Thousand Dollars on their
Manufacturing Establishment for a
period of ten years to aid them in re-
building and enlargirg their' said
Manufacturing Establishment in the
Town of Wingham.
WHEREAS layton M. Walker and Rich
and Clogg, carrying on business in the Town
of Wingham under the naive, style and firm
of Walker & Clegg and being the sole mann,
facturere of upholstered furniture and mat
tresses in tho said Town had a portions of
their manufacturing plant destroyed by fire
in the month of November, 1913.
AND WHEREAS they have decided to _
erect an exten-ion to their present manufae- '
turing establishment. tea,
AVD WHEREAS they have applied to the
Municipal Council of too Corporation of the _
Town of Wingham for a bogus by way of a
fixed assessment of Ton Thousand Dollars on 1& • 9.
their manufacturing establishment and on the •
new portion to be erected, for a period of ten
years.
Teacher Wanted,
For U. S. S. No. 7, 'i,'tairnberry and
East Wewanosh, Duties to begin at
the new year. Applications, stating
salary required. and qualttloations, to b-,
in by Deo. 15th. Apply to -
JAMES AODKIN,
11.14. Wingham P. 0.
TAKE NOTICE THAT
1. The Council of the Municipal
Corporation of the Town of Winghara.
intends to construct :-
1st. .An 8-inoll sewer and 0 -inch cel-
lar drain along Viotoria Street from
Josephine Street to Diagonal Road,
theme along Diagonal Road to corner
of Frances ltrest, lh no along Frances
Street to corner of John Street,
2nd, An 8 -inch sewer and 6 -inch cel-
lar drain along Stutter Street from cor-
ner John Street to Diagonal Road.
2. The special asst ssiuent ie to be
paid in thirty annual instalments.
8. Persons destrtng to petition ngainet
undertaking the work must do so on or
before the 27th day- of December, 1013.
Dated at Wingham tliis 24th day of
November, 1913.
JOHN F. GROVES, CLnrtK,
12-16,
Prompt delivery to any part of town
Try our Hardwood and Kindling- the
best -and cheapest in Wingham,
Orders may be left at R. Mooney's.
R. J. CANTELON
AND 'WHEREAS rho said Municipal Coun-
cil being desirous of assisting the said Industry
and promoting the said Manufactures, have.
deemed it expedient to grant the said bonus
to the said Messrs, Walker & Clegg upon and
subject to iho fo'lowing terms and conditions
P. O. Box 127
CALIFORNIA
FLORIDA
to rebidding and extension of their said AND THE
manufacturing establishment namely • That ` •
they will build and eroot a hulloing suitable
for their manufacturing purposes having at
least the same amount of fjo lr space as was i
contained in the building destroyed by fire,
and
AND
Clegg hate agre d to said
said toims lana'
conditio s.
AND WHEREAS the arno int of tho rate.'
able property of the Town of Wingham ac-
cording to the best revised Assessment Roll
thereof is ?812831,00.
.AND WHEREAS tho amount of the exist -j
ing debenture debt of the said Municipality•
(exclusive of local improvements debts scour,
ed by special rats and assessments) is 2165,-'
253 01 of which no part of the principal or in,
forest is in arrears.
WIIEREFORE: Tho Municipal Council of.
the Corporation of the Town of Wingham
enacts as follows:
1. The Municipal Corporation of the Town
of Wingham shall grant a bonus to the s lid
Mesa's. Walker & Clegg by way of a fixed'
assessment of Ten Thousand Dollars on their 1
Manufacturing Establishment and on the nowt
portion to bo erected, fur a period of n years,
2. That said fixed apes -went shall not ap-
ply to or affect taxation for school purpose,.
3. This By-law shall take effect on the 30th
day of June, A. D. 1911.
NOTICE.
Take notice that: the above is a true copy
of'a proposed By-law which has been taken
into consideration and which will bo finally
passed by the Council of the Municipality (in
the event of the consent of the electors being
obtained thereto) after one month from the
first publication in the Wingham Advance,
the date of which first publication was Thurs.
day the 11th day of December A. D. 1913, and
that tho votes of the electors of said Munici-
pality will be taken on said By-law at the same
time and places and by the same officers as the
.Annual Municipal Election
On Saturday the 3rd day of January A. D.
1911, the Mayor of the said Town of W Ingham
shall attend at the Town Hall at 11 o'clock in
the forenoon to app:int persons to attend at
the various Polling place, and at tho final sum-
ming up of voles by the Clerk in behalf of
persons interested -in promoting and oppo fug
the pas.ing of this By-law, respectively.
The Clerk of the said Town of Wingham
shall attend at the said Town Hall at 11 o'clock
in rho forenoon of Tuesday the flth day of
Tanuary A. D. 1914 to sum up the number of
votes given for and against this Bylaw.
And also take notice that every tenant who
desires to vote on this Bylaw must deliver to
the Clerk not later Shan the seventh day be-
fore the day appointed for taking votes tho
dec'aration provided for by subsection 2 of
section 265 of the Municipal Art 1911'
JOHN F. GROVES. CLERK
SUNNY SOUTH
The Grand Trunk Railway is the
most direct route from all points
East through Canada via Ohioago,
Detroit or Bnffa!o.
'ONLY DOUBLE TRACK ROUTE
Round-trip tickets at low rates, giv-
ing choice of all the best routes, to-
gether with full particulars, may be
obtained at Grand Ticket Offices.
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Ocean Steamship Tickets on Sale
H. 13. Elliott, Town Passenger and Ticket
Agent ; phone .t, W. F. 13urgman, Station
Ticket Agent ; phone 50,
WINTER TOURS
-TO
CALIFORNIA, FLORIDA AND THE
SUNNY SOUTH
AT LOW RATES
For WINNIPEG
i
Leave Toronto 2.30 p.m, f DAILY
Arrive Winnipeg 8.00 a.m.
Coln part nl ant Observation Car, Stand-
ard Sleeping Cars,'l'ourist Sleeping Car,
Dining Car, First Class Coaches, Colon•
1st Car.
For VANCOUVER
Leave Toronto 10.20 p.m. 1 DAILY
Arrive Vancouver 11.30 p.m. )
Compartment Library Observation Car,
St anda•e Sleeping Car, Tourist Sleeping
Car, Dining Car, First Class Coaches,
Colonistpor,
Particulars from Canadian Pacific Agents
or wiite 114. G. MURPHY,
D.P.A.. C.P.Ry., Toronto
W. II. Willis, up town agency, phone 47,
J. B. Scorner, station agent, phone 7
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Christie's Grocery
Store opens 7 a. m. Closes 7 p. m. Phone 59.
Now dor NEW Fruit
Most kinds have now arrived and we are confident that
no finer fruits a.re to be Lad. Our stock has been care-
fully selected from the HIGHER GRADES of FRUIT
as our one desire is TO PLEASE OUR CUSTOMERS.
VOSTIZZA CURRANTS. This is a currant that
` has no equal. Its flavor is peculiar to itself.
GET THEM AT CHRISTIE'S. 2 Ib. for 25c
Extra Fine Currants 3 lb. for 25c
VALENCIA RAISINS. These are strictly
fresh stock and the samples speak for themselves.
Already there has been quite a demand. SEND
FOR TIIEM TO CHRISTIE'S. 3 lbs. for 250
Choice Sultana Raisins per Ib. rbc
HEINZE MINCE MEAT. This quality of mince
will go as far again as most kinds. It is
superb quality and we belielve that when once
used you will take no other Per lb. 25c
PEELS FIGS - DATES PRUNES ETC.
Get th
e best baking results by uaing•the best fruits.
fairmatmommiiimme
:hristrnas ,Toys
For Girls and Boys.
See our stock of Christmas Novelties of all kinds.
Candies Nuts Oranges Layer Raisins Figs
Bon Bon Boxes from 10 cents up.
40c Chocolates for 35c until Christmas.
Wishing all A Merry Christmas.
THURSDAY. DCC MBER 1I, 1913
o Not Delay
Christmas Buying
Our stock is now at its best.
Nothing more sensible or more
appreciated than nice Slippers or ='
Shoes.
Look at this list below:
FOR WOMEN AND MEN
Felt Slippers Leggings
Overshoes Spats
Leather Slippers Cosy Slippers
F• ine Shoes Foot Easers
• Suit Cases Club Bags
Hockey Shoes
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FOR GIRLS, '13 YS, CHILDREN
Cardigans Overshoes
FeltSlippers Felt Shoes
Leggings Fine Shoes
Hockey Shoes
High Cut Button Boots
and many other articles as are
kept in. first-class shoe stores.
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Sole Agents
For The
THE SHOE STORE
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Attention to the newest Novel. -
ties in Christmas goods -
For Ladies' Gifts in the biggest
ranges of Ladies' Collars, Collar
Setts, Belts, Neck Frills, Frillings,
Gloves, .Handkerchiefs, Mufflers, Silk
Hose, Knitted Ties, Jabots, Scarfs,
weater Coats, Mand Bags, Fancy
Waists, Fur etts, Initialed Hand-
kere.hiefs, Kimonas in all the new-
est styles suitable. for Christmas
gifts.
Gentlemen's wearing apparel for
Christmas gifts -
Fancy Shirts, Combination Setts of
Braces, Armlets and Garters, Silk
Ties, Crochet Ties, Knitted Mufflers,
Silk Mufflers, Collar Bags, novelties
in fancy Sweater Coats, Grey Swede
Gloves, Caps, Underwear, initialed
Handkerchiefs, Smoking Jackets,
Dressing Gowns, fancy Knitted Vests,
'Night Gowns, Pyjamas and many
other useful articles to suggest to
Christmas shoppers,
Phone 70.
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