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The Busy Hardware House
Phone Sixty -Six for Prompt Delivery 1
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Cement Just
Arrived
Canadians!
This is a call to National Service --
The Victory Loan 1919
which opens to -day.
ti
youu arecitizens of no mean COun.
,C Inadaiisr.: a:., flair,,,, free -land.
Cati dcti 1s', your couriti y.
Canada—now—has need to borrow from you—Lend:
Lend without restraint of politics or fine distinctions of creed or party.
The. leaders of the political parties endorse the Loan.
It is CANADA that asks:
a Y a
And Why
To clean up the last of the War's commitments land expanses;
To establish beyond all question the capacity and credit of your count
To care for the- wounded and 'maimed soldier;
To finance the bonus . of the . returned soldier already paid;
o enable the fruits of Victory to be garnered ;
To ensure the prosperity 'of you, her citizens.
The g►,:ns of war are. silent—but they are not yet
The Victory Loan. 1919 is a War Loan.
Canada's book of war is gloriously written -make this, the closing
worthy one. The responsibility is yours. . LEND 1
11 WE HAVE A GOOD SUPPLY OF
LIME, ,PREPARED PLASTER AND
WALL BOARD ON H AN I?.
N. I, iii 1{1Htr
ING. IT WILL KEEP OUT TIIE •
RAIN.
• A• WE -HAVE -A GOOD .PRICE: ON
CLEVELAND COILED SPRING
• WIRE AND HOG FENCE.
IV1cLEOD &....JOYNT
The. Store Where Your Money Goes FarthestA
chapter, a
WINOHAM, ONT.
The school with competent instructors and superior courses. Graduates
placed in positions. Affiliated with the Elliott Business College, Tor-
onto; and the Central Business. College, Stratford. Write for free cata-
logue.- Enter any time.
Issued 1,v Canada's e's i'ielurv- Loa, Cum>yeittee
in co-40eralion with the .41iniate•r of Finance
of the Dominion of Canada.
D. A. McLachlin, Pres. Phone 166 Murray McLeish, Principal.
Get Your Money's Worth
II WOOL BLANKETS
NORTH HURON ELECTION
ARE SO H1(;111 THAT AVE CANNOT ITT THEM IN STOCK. WE
iIAVE A FULL STO('K OF COTTON 13i,ANKETS ANI) COM-
FORTERS AT 1'Iti('ES A LITTLE BELOW THE M.1RkE'1'
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WINTER UNDERWEAR
FOR MEN iN STANFIELD'S, N:1'l'URAL ANI) OTIiER
MAKES. :1 FULL. ASSORTMENT OF 1.11)1ES' ANI) CHILD-
REN'S IN DIFFERENT qt. Ai.l'I'iES.
WE HAVE 111..%('K SII.KS, COLORED *.f411,KS .1NI) I'OI'LiNS
.11' ('LOSE PRICES.
THE M!LLINERY DEPT.
HAS -A LAk(;E STOt+h OF' I1.1'I'S :%111 TRiNI111N(.S. OIti)F.RS
l'ROMl'•I'LY Arl'F.NI)Ei) TO;
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CONNELL
IMMO
MANITOBA'S WINNINGS
AT KANSAS CITY
Manitoba has again won a hannc:r
place at the International Soil Pro-
ducts
ro
ducts Exposition ' at Kansas City,
•trophy 'for •thr most eompt'chetjsive
exhibit. In adJition to 'this, S. Lar--
eombe, Birth..., won third prize 1•or
the best count' ('shihit, and Johan
=�iiami�tion, h(1W(oof,'sf t1ii. TT,ircori is
also won the silver cup the pest
individual farmer's exhibit in the
How The. Towns and Townships
.Voted
WII'.GHAM
Fraser Joynt Proctor
. 1 1 96
No.
N
No.
A No.
No.
No.
No.
.No.
No.
• No.
WEST WAWANOSH
No. 1 65 1.4
No. 2 .5• 80
No. 3.. ....•.... • • 40 36
No..4 14 78
No. '5 48 61
No. 6 31 21
'400
1►6 92 08
' 102 45 • i 09
1 .101 156' 1
.42 733 . 03
455 556 43
ASIIFJELD
1. .... -:- . 59 103 38
'' 27 72 42
:i `>:) 8i
51
4 '_"772 42
5 5`0 '.88 25
6 '► i 08 • 111
7 20 14 127
l ... -
"3" 445 438
iIO\S'I'CK t
No. 1 45 • 85
u. '' t1II, l''
\�►. :i 50t67y
No. Y. 1 1 8 117
N... SO ei5
No. 85 65
•11
87
29
76
97,
248
E Ain WA1VA N'OS i -
No. 1 38 32
No• 2 30 76
No. :; , 50 43
No. 4' 57 40
No. 6 41 36
226 227
BLYTH
No. 1 9(; 90
No. 2 66 ( 83
162 175
W ROX ETER
Np., 1.. .... , ... 96 ; ' 67
- RECAi'ITULATION
'Ashtield 232 415
Hu�� ...'... ,4011 .580
l'urnberry 24:1 179
1lot'�•is�- _ _ ,4.34- ; 2$7 •
West Wawanosh .248 Ott
Wawa►losl4,. 221; 2"7
556
175
67
27 «tnghau 4.6
3:11; • 5ti0 :18:; \
Myth 11;2
1G'
No. • 1 �" 1
.No. 2..... .... :,11
NO. :; .111
No. 4 11
No. .'
118' :14
..►i0 49-
36. 44
78' ' 50
GiQ,4
o 1 5:;'
248 400 215
ini.lyde :35 first prizes. 25 ;ccondM nod.
22 third, as t‘ (.11. as 7. trophies, The,
trophies incheic ,t'"(' world's champ-)
ionship _ for collection X11 of vc'+;ctablcs,
the world's chanipionshii► for small
grains (wheat, oats', barky and,.rye),
the wo 's championship for the
most attra tive exhibit, and second
.•tis tr,..._.
iiton second. l,nrcon►hc secured 10.. No.' 1
for the best county exhibit cif small N"".
g`rai►1s, third for the most..:1tti.1" ti\"• No.
exhibit,. and thi1•(1 for vege•tahle':. No. 1,
11:H1101 -An secured fourth for vege- No. 5
tables and foilrth, for thy, Myst at- .Nei. tv
trtu•tivc exhibit in the county. cum-
petition.
ell
(':; 5►i;
57 59 .
i 58,'1
434,
4..
:' •3
,.
.1.2
51
67
68
2S7 , • 295 -1
36
49
34
50
24
'53
Hearing The New Edison
for . the first time is like
opening the blinds to the
sunlight, a
You expect to hear- the
familiar "talking machine
tone".
Instead—there pours forth
the voice or the music of
the instrument, in, all its
natural beauty—pure and
full, and indistinguishable
from the living artist.
When you choose an
Edison RE-CREATION, you
receive the actual voice of
the artist or his masterly
instrumental performance --
nothing more, nothing less.
We know that when you
select an Edison Rs CREAK
.TIN, you are.gettin your
full money's. worth because
Majority for . Fraser - o-er Spottun
1740.
Vote in 1914
Anderson Musgrove
Ashfield 357 287
1Vingham198 • 30:1
Blyth . 76 96
•Howirlc
21, Turnher► . 213 "32
."'„;
41t East Wawanosh. 2;?5 - • 179
`84 West Wawanosh . 222. , 207
80 Wroxeter 5:; 32
• 50 • --- ---
:34 1873 210:;
- Majorit' for ,Musgrove 1311.
296
01;
12
1,
;30
4'38
363
422
205-
216
296
43'
18
2587 2916 2120
Jlajority for Joynt over. Fraser 329.
Majority for .loynt over Proctor 796.
• Vgte in 1918
— __.cwc. F
Ashfield 406
Ilowic'k 310
Turnherrv. 97
W. 1Vawan
osh..:37 7
I.
K Va. ianush..173-
Wi n e h a n l "18.
Myth • 107
Wroxeter... ... . 27
425 . 47.
576.. 228
365 189 -
BORN
Struthers. --In the Township of Hur-
on. on Oct. 22. 1919, to Mr- and
Mrs. Robert Struthers. twin girls
--Mary--Elizabeth- and .Barbara
Jean.
HURON TOS1'NSIIiI' COt'NCIL
At the last Meeting of the iluron
Township -Council the following by-
laws were based:
11y -Lew- No, the vote
of the r*t teaver----t3€----t1 •
•lad*e of 1Ziplc.yi11 the Township of
Huron. in the County. of Brute en-'
titled to vote on aloney by-laws, 00'a
(luvstiol4 to be submitted whether the
said',ratetpayers are in favor of a sup-
-ply. of ,electric power .fre.►in the •llydro-
Elec•tric Power ('onnnisston of Ont-
ario.
Fay -Law No. 594.—A by-law to pro-
vide for taking the votes of the elect-
ors of the Police Village of Rinlev on
.44 e- fe,l}c•witr itne•�riott ":tF "` voii '
in favor of obtaining. from the Hy-
dro -Electric Power - Commission of
Ontario a sut►t►l,J of electric power,"
was duly passed.. signed and scaled.
beinstructed to publish .Notice
int Lacy r(17ydro:Eri tris power to
be submitted to the electors of -the
Police Village of Ripley. as directed
by the Art -relating thereto•---('arrird.
MCCoch--McDonald 1t--- That this,
Council do now a(l fauna to meet on
the 1701 day of November, 1919. at
the usual hour and place.—Carried.
Anus Martvn. Clerk.
me« Amos
33
1
324 93.
:;(t'.', 485
1:;5 4 s
106 -40
1898 3090 1350
Majorilty for Fraserover Case 1192.
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1
we have • proof.
TWO thousand musical crit s• have cridors; f ot: -
claim that
27ie NEW ED
"The Phonograph :with a Sou%"
RE-CREATES -hie human voic e and the 11lusic of
human pla'ved instFuments i:hunt the .ii-':,:,.st
deviation from the original.'
"What the ' Critifs• Sav", tells the 'tcry
cornpleteA'.. -,fsk for a i• and also or oar
tau?ifu .0
rooPT r cotan i usu 1, -.'ken
you'come'Io hear the ecu; E,(isoir.
American invostors' are k:abscribing Vi. I;. -ds 'arc
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