HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1902-5-29, Page 64 ThuaUDAT, May 29, 1902.
•
THE ,SIGNAL : GODERIUH ONTARIO
BEST $2.00 SHOES, TOO 1
WE have said a great deal lately about our two moat fatuous lines
/1 Shoes, the
WALK -OVER for Men,
and the
QUEEN QUALITY for Women.
But we do not wish you to overlook the fact that we also carry the
belt $2.00, $2.50, $2.75 and $3.00 lines that money can buy
Below we give you borne idea of cur sterling values :
Men's I)oosel& tad Box Calf Bus, medium we the Noir, eateaelos edgr,MeKay
sewn or rly•ted, all sizes, at per liar
Mea'. Box Call Rale. extra heavy exttst'so tele, aeweet.,atee, fancy punch
vamp, per pair, only
Mee's I)onsola or Box Calf Bole, Uotdyear well, heavy extension sole, rola
.titch, latest.syles,.oy eau, at
now he is yelping for prohibition and
the license policy at the same time.
'That's the sort of jumping jack he is.
of —The majority - against the Two-
faced
wofaced Candidate in West Huron
promises to be the largest ever given
againstt•anv Opposition candidate since
1866.
52.00
52.50
52.75 and 53.00
In Men's Heavy Boots we have all grades from $1.00 up.
We have a splendid range of Women's Wear, from $1.25 up to our
famous Queen Quality at $3.75.
Repairing promptly and well done.
E. DOWNING.
RSD FRONT SHOE STORE. Next J. Wilton's Drug Store
Ike ,WignaI,
u rparASSED
EVERY THURSDAY MORNING
Di O. aleallailerntlf
OODRRIOH. THURSDAY, MAY ig. MI
—MtrcesLL new his finish.
—"A CAMERON never will yield." ,
— Join the much of the CAMeaox wen.
—We have met the enemy and he is ours.
— rive o'clock this evening will tall the
tale.
—Ficin 'Both•Wayt MITCHELL finds it
hasty travelling on the political pike.
— Somebody has said that our goody-
goody friends should be called the Cao (cobs
—MARGARET 1., SULI.1'ARD Is not in poli-
tica this campaive, but CHARLOTTE, WIG.
GINS Is.
— Keep up West Huron's good record by
sending • man of recognized ability to the
Legislature.
—Commutes address at Dungannon will
take first place in the line of nomination
speeches in West Huron.
—Many electors by voting fox C.uritos
will express their lack of confidence art Mr.
WHITNEY 111D1 his following.
—CAMERox'ti name is at the top in she
ballot paper, and CAMERON'. rote will be at
the head of the heap on election night
—A gentleman wno heard JAMBE MIT -
until. at Benntiller Thursday evening say.
his remarks were "rampageous"—whatever
stat means.
— That BenmiUer public meeting seems to
have been more than enough for June
MrrcHELL He hu gone back to the hole
in the wall methods.
—Mr. Mtrriiin. doesn't like to have his
-pilgrimage through the riding with Mr.
Jos Bak characterized u the"Whiskey.
and -Water Alliance."
—Mayor CAMERoN;in his municipal office
hu shown himself a fearless defender of the
t public isterests. Why should he not do
jest as well in the higher sphere at Toronto!
— 11 you yote for CAMERON you will at
leant know what you are doing. II mu
Iwo not taken ,the trouble to explain him-
eelf to the electors, and does not deserve
their support.
�—W hat's the matter with Prohibitionist
TODD, Prohibitiooist "DICK" BLACK, Pro.
hibifionist N ILLUM CAMrSIILL, and Prohi-
bitionist .?AME. MITCHELL! Why don't
they host their prohibition flag on the
editorial page of The Start
—The relative eastlila ef- Oarftletr-and
MIT -HELL stood out In strong contrast at
Dungannon on Thursday last. The former
was bold, honest, self•reliant and with the
ring of truth in every utterance ; the latter
was narrow, insincere, wobbling and cant -
parading in every statement.
—The still.hunt cuopsign is the right
kind of campaign for a mut who trine to be
on both tides of the fence at once. An
honest condi 'ate ns willing to express his
views on the pudic platform in every part
of the tiding. Vote for (:AMcK,Y and ex
press your admiration of honest campaign
methods.
—The greatest fiction of the present cam
paige ie Miss CHARIarrs Wiooivs' ghost
story that the licensed yictuallers Paid
Hoa. 0. A. !toss $5,000 to bring in the
referendum legislation, and then that they
paid Col .1 P. WHITER,/ 910,000 to take his
stand against prohibition If Miss N rn
nitro finds any one fool enough to believe
that story she will be able to say that she
should not be the only candidate for a
lunatic asylum if the leader. of the two
great parties of this Province are the .ort
of men that Miss Winotxe endeavors to
make them out to be they should be behind
penitentiary bars ; if on the other hand
they are innocent—and who would dare td
doubt their inno once --Min. CHARLOTTE
WIGGINS *honk' he ender lock and key
either in an asylum or in jail.
THEY ARE GATHERING HOME.
BEFORE Mr. CAMERON began his
aeooeuful Mur of the constituency of
gent Huron, and before he became
personally known to the people, •
prober of false and malicious state
emote were put in circulation by his
,portents with the intention of dis-
eredibing him.
1a the weak. that have intervened
we are pleased to say that the gbo.t
at
which was called up by these false
statements has been laid, and we are
in a position to state that now little
or no objection exists among the tem-
perance Liberals of the riding. Of
course there aro one or two kickers
here and there, but these, like the
poor, are always with us at election
times. They are usually a clau.of
men who claim more knowledge and
more influence than they possess, and
they are always sure to find this fact
out on the evening of election day.
As we said before, the Liberal boys
who have been dissident are gathering
back home—home to the grand old
party which is always willing to re
calve them. A strong illustration of
this was given on Friday evening at
Mr. CAMERON'S meeting at Martin's
schoolhouse, when an influential farm-
er named ROBERT TtHORSON rose at
the conclusion of the cans i Itte'e ad-
dress and stated that although he had
been a dissentient previously he was
now so satisfied with the ability and
integrity of the candidate that he was
prepared to work from now on to tri-
umphantly elect Mr. CAMERON on the
29th of May. At the close of the
meeting the remaining dim entien;, of
the polling sub -division informed Mr.
CAMERON that his doubts had been
cleared away, and that his vote and
influence would go for the Liberal
candidate and the Liberal party.
And so it goes all along tato line.
ANAP SHOTS-
-Remember Rose.
— It's all over but the shouts.
—Roes, CAMERON and Ontario,
—The steam is all out of "Truthful
J AKIO."
—Stick to the work until 5 o'clock
on the 29th.
--See CAMEhoNb majority roll up
on election day.
— Now, be honest, MITenILL,whicb
is it—Whiskey or Water?
—"There will be a hot time in the
old town" on election night.
— The "Barebones candidate will
get his bumps on Thursday evening.
—hese MITCHELL'/ following is
tike the tag end of a hit -and miss car-
pet.
—The best kind of prayer for suc-
cess in an election is honest, hard
work.
—There is agaod. decal of whiskey
behind Mrreseit 'S prohibition cam
paign.
•
If James MITCHELL is one of the
salt of the earth, he ie one of the kind
that has lost its savor.
—When is Brother MITcnau going
to fling to the breeze his flag in the
battle for Prohibition?
—The Star most have taken a
retching powder last week to get all
the bile off its crapulent stomach.
—This Scotch business is great, and
It doesn't make much difference
whether it is butter-enotch or hot -
scotch.
— MITCHELL. and his alleged hu
mility and goodness remind us
foroibly of 1?RIAH IIRAP, who was "so
very 'umble."
—11 the temperance Liberals will
only take stock of the men who are
yelling for Mircnau. and Prohibition,
it will suffice.
--Mrrenett prating in favor of
temperance and morals, when con-
trasted with his past record, reminds
one of Metall preaching righteousness.
--.IAMRl1
Mrretwatt.. shouted and
wrote for the "Equal Rights" agitation
in 1890 ; he voted for the Patron can-
didate in 1894, he was back on the
Conservative platform in 1898, and
—Did
The Star
ties in V
that mal
ands of 'I
—CAM
honesty,
moat. lk
crooked 1
ernments
—JAM
ination 6
M. G. C4
Scots. l
MR. CAM
— "Sb
cept who
to ride
direction
then he'
—Wb
o8 the
evening,
portunit
outfit to
tonight
Matt.
two mar
the one
will holt
other.
mammo
— Pre
CHILL f
circulat
the me
other i
make y.
—J A
speech
CUDDY
at the
not une
single t
—J A
attitud
remind
on the
his tail
of the
but 0
dog wa
he didi
to belt,
11
J A MPJ
to apps
as a Tc
has bee
lr
vati •
It
rich
ll
Exh
And t
that hi
tutiont\
absolul
—H
1)unga
MITCH
consult
in litt
of Des)
womar
OP—
OP—
OP—
r-
ft-
f
So—
ea✓
f
r
eatater
r
r
r
Se—
in the Piano and Organ Business we are no
- .,.10,-.11.. to yonflaw. on, ,twooour Dominion Pianos and Organs, the
Wormwith Pianos and Goderich Organs.
Even if you do nottnten.l to buy plat. now rill on it. and we will Ln pinavwl to plum you what we hate
business to chow you the superior points of our instruments Wo ha, e a few gond second hand Organs.
HAVE you seen- —
-
our stock of
SPRING AND
ua
I.fuse tie
J. He COLBORNE1c.11M,1
Dress Mullins
Black. Colored. Black
and Whit* and W nits la
prices, 8o, 9o, 10.. 121u,
IA. ,G. 17. 911. alis,
Parasols.
Hiroo from the makers,
Nd as Hod HAM Cetcs. :
50o, 7S.. 111 00. 111.86.
$560. e1.7e
(3lnchasms.
A hig range sod all new.
8,, 10o, 120, 15e sad
140.•
•
ir
E
E
EE
novices. eat mel1e ••
•
hvalue made ie Gayworth Hortur also o
It is oar
a
a
In Sewing Machines we still sell the White (rotary And vibrator), New Williams. Standard. and a
Queen. All supplied with the latest attac:hmenta ao l guarantee I tor len veer
GEO. W. THOMSON & SON. 1
WEST SIDE OF SQUARE 0ODERICH 3
We carry • hill line of (loiters, Mandolins, Violin., Accorden nc, Harmonicas, Str rags, Sheet Music, Mule !took., rte.
1f you do not live in town write and we will he pleural to send you catalognne of our vegan, or to call on von
BAKED
IN
BREAD
VYr ^Kara YVe.B. ---
erg develop every bit of
nutriment that the flour
contains.
Have our wagon call,
and be -convinced.
. P. WESTOBY
C AGENT.
HAMILTON AT. 0ODERIOH.