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STANATTICK & ItOBSIKTSSN
TelophOhe Coll No.33.
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Terms of Ihawcootton
111.0t ger Annum in &AY&Ilei!.
sas month., suct.ittate month., oye,
To l'inted Stott* outo.criber., $1.:st a year
gonna/ in
Sulsortbero who tad to merits Tee Stuse&.
regularly by moil will pottier tatio-dr by Se.
anointing us of the fact at II, early a date as
possible.
When a change of iutdre. I de.lred. both the
old and the new ...ides.. 4404414 10.1
Achertietag
Isegol and other sintiltir adVerti Ammon., lig
per line for first insertion and 4v Per line for
each subsequent insertion. htemoinml by
nonpareil scale. twelve lines to an inch.
thisineas cards of six lines and under. SS Per
year.
advert nseniento ot Lost, Found. Strafed, Sit-
uations Vacant. Situations Wonted. Moises for
gale or to Rent. Farms tor Sale or to Item.
Ankle. for gale, etc.. not exceeding eight
each iteiertlop 11 for first month, .00
for each subsequent month. lAnfcr advertise.
ments In proportion.
- Ann° iiiii YI1101II4 in Ortlill&er reading 1) fin 'tett
cents per line. No 140111,e 1..4 limit 11e.
Any qss.ial not ice, the olefe,t of V1 Melt t. the
poconfory tones( of any indir :dual or friefx.i
ellen. to be ron.ittered an advertisement al d
to be changed occonlingl
• Itatew for display nmt.cg1 ravt nelvertie!-
Illents-Witi-ber.ar
Adams.. all coU4ruflt4iC14ttD144 10
• VAN ‘. trtat & itattitatTso.N..
1‘1111 44l44r4111..
tkaatriek. 0(11.
OODElth V. MAN
In•iberf; hallotaiwItching. gerrynutil-
der or any other means. It the people
of this county on the Sth of June
show by their votes that the unfair
nalistribia• of this county is re.
wanted, it will he a lesson that will not
root) he forgotten. •
The supreme issue in Huron is the
Kerry mender.
THE SIGNAL.: GODERICH.
HE SPOILS SYSTEM.
The a Lenient has been made this
Lw W 'they Government hes fur -
i lathed th wont example of the spoila
stottem in the history of Canada. 14
ma this statetueta hove out by the'
facts?
Imuiedietely after taking offiee in
February , 1005, the Whitney Govern.
THE SCHOOL BOOK FAKE. anent lleljell the work of dismissing
----- • • the old officials mid replacing them in
wc*LJ.:Auies with Cotgaticeative parti,
IAD*. J11111,4;ge. (4. the peace. licetwe
'inspectorti, license conittliettiltnest,
etturt clerks. DiaiNion Conn
NORYe and other officers were dia.
Misset1 in liondretle to !peke way for
party favorites. By the end of Inn:I--
ill Irmo than eleven months- the Gov.
eminent had mad0. dit2 appointtnentai
to office, exclusive of 1...trotters, jus-
tices of the newt), notaries+ public, and
commiesioners for taking affidavits.
In this time there were only thirty.
five vacancies from death or other
normal causes the great part of the
dismissals was owing tA) the appetite
"swabbing" of the "echool hook
.is .one of the alleged . achieve -
mental fore/bleb the %Vhitney ()tavern-
ment le taking a great. deal .of credit
to itself. ilere is the Conatervative
campaign pronouncement on the sub-
ject :
The following comparison shows
what was paid for school books 'under
the Hass Government toad the prii-er
whiertiow prevail;
First Header. l'art I., former phee
loc., reduced pt•ice 5c.
}Niel Header. l'art 11., former price
-Ile., reduced price 7c.
-Second Header, former price 2.1e.
reduced price A:.
Third lteader, former price 35c., re -
(
former • price for 04)0(4..04)0(4..hi addition to the offices'
Fourth lhaanter. price, Le' .
reduced in•tee 15c. III which the (lovertiment. created
Total for the set, former price $1.31), vaettneiesi. a great many new ott1iI4111
errlueed price Hie. have been created. and in the short
A conaidentbie rettoction in the
ce fit •
spaa little tuore than titter years
prices Ur the literature texts for the _ been iiii.i.eased by
high schools has alio\ been seepreol.tlre " " """ "1".
These rednetione are 44-1 otlieials.
English Literature earl. former I. it in the public interest that the
preseut price .M, reduction woo,. a) !dell) iihoilirt be carried out in
ale eel. "tut.•
loather ? We hesO• a
--bait:easy witfirm mat 1.1. et, •
THE ISSUE IN HURON. .. 3r1.6 earh.- greatflenT:111:A/I#Ife. !WIWI UiVIF
- _ Freh L
nciteraturt• Tem
xts:\ 'forer vice reforihr ittideniably it Is a re-
price Phi., present' price 15c., t untion
The• wipeout() issue in the 4(10144411 1)1114' that is urgently wilted for in: thha
contest, tar as tile ..34.4444t4,y !Innen th.emoii Lit,.„1.1re orinek country . only wayto ater•iiee it i
)1 )a'reduced prita.2.se., etelitetion to bring Preto:mai, to „bear upon Got:or
concerned. re the -gerrymander. ---
ea
heard a gt• eal About elettoral caw. at t . the lar;;414..9g..1 t ion the f'rovinee, 4".Prr eent. -
Au edition with liutiti.d oitiotat aus the NVigitney tioverninent for its; re-
iti authority. mid a 'stern rebuke, juklito-
actionary policy in [hitt resort% sentilti
ruptiosr.---Methods hall --been adopted • If fur no other reason than t
-a leasoas--to .the politicians f • all
---/P1-4111'..te-"tt91..444'4;"°*'vf.h".- "illia ▪ u• ttigail-liowt.rutuent "tl'utiorkrirt•e' th time. •
pot be the lito.ernment woo
sugport 11 the peopW of 4 lilt.iIi, •
blamed let _allowing such thing. to.
_Lea tt* antdyte Otis statement mull
occur, end very largely its downfall
find the -facto.
WAS due to the feeling against corrupt
Tti regarti to the, find t practices 11* in eh -taloa s. l'ert. I. anti Part readers thti (.41(0ts
IlY its nuPP"rtero age that these realm_
ni wee not re- emote,. of
witching and Morang readers, which ate wild at the fake is the biggest
en place, but old prices, inc. and 1.1c. No reduction Gore -nit t. . _
,
'and. in' there, The taxpayer CAD hardly be Huron cirinity is 11 I* II0 oblig*.
witb the expected to wax enthusiastic over a tion to this Government of TorontoItt a
elec- reduction in the price of books which by Toronto/0e, °roast°.
are me in tote.• '
Olen The. Second. Third and Equal 0 aftnitl-- Canditlat Porter,
en- !leaders were redueed-th-017i-ce under uegrove and - r its hivor. of the
the Ross Government to '2:11c.„ :ON.,..gald abolition 01 (1(0 1
Mc. insteed of 25c.. 3:ic. and Vs.. as
W11,011 ea
stated by the ConserVatin. preee. It• for the iteuare deal
s true that the prices have -;•iee been fusing to eleaft-the a.te
her reduced, tugt- th_ia• is only a didateti. --
te tarY Irrengewent until- the
iss g *new series of readers in a
It was pointed tau
that the Rosa Gove_rn
sponsible for the ballot
other frauds that had tat
this plea was not accep
deed, no fault can foun
-strictest demand, for -steal
-4tone. If we depend upon th
hoe for the expressien of the
desires, we must do kll we can
• sure that. the ballote are honestly
and &antis -11y CO-unted. •
„
• is credited to the NVhitney tiot
eminent tiv its eupporters that there
have been no electoral scandals under
its administration. As the present
contest is the first general election
sine.. (ha 13nveroorent took ,
therei t to has so far beet no or>toir
for the corruptionY
in his
work, and it is a littl;er‘on to con-,
char
chide that ballot-si .,and. such
practice's are thiog‘of the past.
In another, .tespect. 'however, the
present Genserement iue. shown that
it iapot willing to accept astraight.
honest verdict from the electors. It
, 'Inas attempted to arrange the constit-
uencies to its own, adventage. so that
it may 'wetter a lamer nutither of seats
than a Mir arrangement would give
it. If to switch a ballot is a, crime.
what shall be said of the stealing of a
seat? This, we say. is ,the While. in
Iltitrarel _ Shall the .Government of
this Province be allowed without re-
buke to 'steal a seat to whicbR is not
fairly entitled ?
Taking the easeof this ceunty, uL
may 4e, pointed out by t'onitervatives
that according to the vote at the
election they are entitled -he _tyro
the three •seitte in that county. "filt
ouch a contention is not hipcere. The
vote at the last electiontas ab-
normal ; Raja. newt' thing gives
it Liberal majority. The Conserva-
tives theineelves know thlivery
that is why they gerrymandered this.
coisnty before entather election could
take place. .Taking the tIgureit of the
, last election, a very slight change in
',the boundariea of the_riding w
have accompliard .their poise, but
they knew they cotild not rely on the
11 trees of lime,.
As \The Signal hip/ ith•eatly Mated.
the Liberate of this cotorty vaittill not
_which wt_ Id nave _done away with
have olik:im.cteti to ,ro.o-arra.zigeou-ent
the division of town -ski -pm- The lab -
writs of this geifffirktion are not rea-
eponsible for the old distribution etul
they expected it to,be changed. Hut
not 1.ilreale only, httt many Consetivit.
Lives, object to the.' present arrange -
West. _ whit.h Is ineitkveniesk in the
extrethe and which takes 140 account
of the mitural divimions of the atounty
along !Riad and commercial
'The Mute intent of the Ogivernuient
. was ohoWn 10 the piecing 4d- lite
township of, Titekersmith_141-Centre
Httron iti thA first draft of the re.
distribution hilt; 1111 thin was alto-
gether too glaring and the therein.
anent laad to yield tit One force of tott•
raged:Public opinion Mid moderate ito
assault upon the rights Of the elector-
ate.
By virtue of the gerrymander It •
hoped'io., make South Hilton and
North Hunsn....,sate for the tinvern-
tuent, the Libriatis in
HmCV41..
uron: en N
l iair u
HrM
on em7'
,tage n. being Oaken nf t
tnent to 'Met mein the people
conetitneney a Iniln Win') Woof 11010
'by an I WerVIIIVIILIIillg 1 iulji !wit y -hi the
4•141 Not 11110e11 'MO 11.1111 44110 afraid
to Otters hitnerlf again IleloCe t hi. clee.
form until he lanai ;weal led fair bito
What wee looked upon as' i'a sure eith d544. 41 itu 14, uteri.
thing.- Mr. NItiagnive bi . the -Minted. clutittniees."'• \
fy candidate of 0 mat:sadly (invert,- The stetement 01 'the Veers Is twii•
meta, and' the electors 14 North 1 tlentlt intertded to let the thw
Huron owe it to themeelves and to the ment down easily. There is. We
good name of thie 1.rinnty that hat lieve, earianigetaipectation that tit
ehall he lett at 11 e. prices.cif school books will he reduced,
The politiciens of both parties anti the present cry of cheep hooks it;
ehould be‘ bought that the public in• for use only in the eleetion campaign.
'EDITORIAL NOTES.
tp the wing
s rengthenin
-- •
of tite•Tort) to clique
the 0 Gem.
-
e oct a cmfa)Ite8
large ta
and the
optaortitni
whit
ity disposing
It is like the
hant sale,- end
-of feeling "tonitels
pleased to be- ems
their old banks in t
the. ri-e-iFiewlers iirpT
cost as much as, if not
old 'Ones at the filmier pri
in regarlito the high se
tIln. text. The Conservative s
-ts
it comphar tgOsreprese
Simply an a result of Conmetitio
not at &lion eccoont of -any folio
the tioveintnent, the prices of th
'Oinks have been Naked by the put
lisistivi thennelve• --itt -the reduced
priCifee These hooka_ ere not author.
lied by the (lovetannent, they are
_verey little used. ada..1.1m Governetwitt
had nothing whatever to do with the
luctiohitt price. The _French c -
binteittrat iiiii ar and reader, and the
it) titan Atrlibined gt•arnmar • and
reader the text - hook. which high
}whim! ettelents are required to time -
are still *1 1,141' old price.
It is difficult to see what the alleged-
••emaithing.' of the .....chool book ring"
IMTiiiflv aereinardished. The Pii ttIi
rapist tile-Prairtie
rammer, the Public School Aritfune-
• the School History and
ether public school text books have
not been reduced in price. Neither
hate there been tatty errityction in the
an ices of oeptu•ate tolosti. :text hooks.
And yet the "school_ .hook ring' -
been "smashed"! The whole thimi ne
preeented on the Conservatiie plats
form and in the conservative Teeter it.
a barefaced fake. The_ Government
ham secured 01 reduction whatever,
except the temporary arrangement
regardi ter the Sreirmd. Thi rd and
Fourth Headers.
Regarding 'these, we have the atate-
intent of John A.. Cooper, of Toronto,.
a putilieher Iiihiself, a t'onservative,
aml 71 meniber of the text -book 0011),
mismion appointed lee the Whitney
iiivi.rtinit.tit. :11r. Cooper mays :
'This temporat.t reduction in price
Ittoto only•for cute and a half years.
NVIiiit wili lia/qten then is a mattet /if
1.1)/1,il'ellln•• The 1/11111/1.1(1lity is that if
74 new set of reader0 is pt•epered and , 'plop, the
the paper and binding brought op to Javenty regents are residents in Tor. M. 1'. 1'. for'the former East riding of
datte tfir price will Is, hack to the old
ick of the -old reiulerst on hand,
Govenunent gave -them an
- of getting rid of this old
would soot' le. useless,
141. -at reduced figures.
Irygoods titan's "rout-
e ptiblishers,,inatead
."-i-vere very well
to dispose..uf
Se
t in its w
litics hy
lender oan-
Will the Government
ONTA R10
viable poeiti of all the Proviuees of
the Ito .13ut how lung will
thie last with the unprecedented rete
of increase in expenditure under the
preeent Government ?
Election predictions are geuerally at
it discount after the votes see ;
bait we elemild like to indulge a little.
After a carefulatirrerof the situntion
we are_led to believe that in all prob.
hint Ya taking every eircu instance tn.
to .accoitut, the succesaftil eanditlate
M Centre Huwatt.-velit be a gentlemen
*hoer name begins with P. In Sleuth
hlitrou the reteult is more uncertain ;
but f • our knowledge of the con.
ot,itttency we have little hesitatiota in
'attain/ our firm conviction that the
inajoriq of votes will be 'east.tor a
gentleman of Gernten deseent who
hap from, Stephen township. in
North Huron the situation is still
mote difficult to define, but ae it is ati
agricultural constituency, and as
there Is .tuuly one fairgoer in the field,
it is not unreasonable to suppose, that
the fatiniersi will select the man of
their own calling repirsent them at
'Tormati. If they don't, the other
fellow he' elected. New, just
petite this in your hat and see how
near, it e to being right on elec-
tion Milo.. .
- A Welcome.
44.1,oisir, welcOUND! dri I siog,
Frr more_ wSleottiettutn tbe -ea bh:
I le that. pitti et h Irmo Yoll
shall 1nUOY spring for ever.
rO flay voice Is iloar
' Woe your it ry pale.
"Nof.1 alre....ahrtiad to hear
!hal tartar...1111 on your eye,
Though fife e Mier -has e 1041111
tv 14,1.11111/ OUr
...0.11161LIIII. want theenentner •it 0.
Vbett• *II ribrerle..4 41111
11e tilny were your chree-,
il ,''r lie seek.
(filler lit her new.:
I • 0'14 holm your loft lit, 31.11
I ifeiveir s. yolv
• titiulit-+ of the field.
never .hall
Ile t t .piestion -would alien
11'hA waho 01 ,1,1
risfilly .tudy you.
And a rief of that behold.
- • -William. lima II!.
POLI 111.:A4. NOTES.
,
The tioderich tar quotes
known tioderich 'bend" to the*
that "tf he were t het on the rent
11.
this his first vielt in a piddle cepacit y
10 liruesels.
TOCOntn Mahe J01111 T. Currie,
1.iheral iu North Huron,
watts horu in the townahip of East
IVawantieli nearly -fifty year* ape tais
father, Hobe' t Currie, now of %Wings-,
Mon, being one of the tieSt Settler* 1111
the townsliiii., Mr. Ctirrie's parents
wore &match, hia fattier • nattier of
Kirkcudbright, mad his 'mother of the
Orkney Islet'. .1ohu drat
public position was ai Sehoottlasittew in
his eectiou, which he held for Whiten
yettra, .ainti for fourteen yeera was
seeretary•treasurer. He was a meth
-
her of Eitst NViswatioalt iiiiii ei IFot• INK1
and 11100, heading the poll in hie that
election. He Wits Reeve ' 11101 anal
MM. For leo.") end IWO lie was
county e •illor for Witighant die-
trict under the old county council act.
For IOW he war Heave tif East Witwa-
nosh Slid Was /11110 NN'artlett of the
county for 11107. Ile is a Prettbytet•tan
and a practical farmer.
Thos. Hays, Miteor of Seaforth, 4.
credited with the" tataterneut that be
intends to rein in South Iltirou for the
Dominion House at the_ next election.
Mr. Hays has alrently fought several
hattlas in the Conservative interest.
The deputy returning officers ill
titaterich fur L110 election tut June *tit
will he : No. 1..ELtia Betcher ; No. 2,
-C. Hates ; No:3. W: A,. 5IcKint : No.
4,J. Bates No. 5,41. Mack No.
0, Joe. !trophy ; No: 7. M. ti. Nichol-
son. - •
sea
At the meeting -following the
Mouth Huron ninuinatitate lit thirteen
next Monday. F. Blair, of Gotteri9le,
will speak on behelf of the Liberal
candidate, Jacob Kellertuttim.
ses
The date of the Liberal meeting at
Carlo* has been changed front te.tt-
ortiav. .14ine nth, \t,o...,,Titetebty, .17)0*'
21141.
ea. -----
Jacob Kellerman'', of thishwaitel, the
Liberal eentlidate in South 110001),
was ittlottat on Tuesday and Wednes-
day. Mr. Kenn -maul is up against a
hard .peoposition.. his opothieut. H.
Either,. having a start of seventl hitti-
deed vote's ahead of. him, but he has
beenit 'wird worker all hi; lifeaind !nut
Net out to reduct. the Couseryetive
!majority to the rinallest 'towable
dimensions. Whether he wins or
lose* on the Stli of June, Mr. Keller -
mann will be heard from again ln
South Huron, as he potneeses splendid
ithility and indomitable energy and is
in every respect worthy of the con.
Wiener 1,1 his fellow-cal/ens.
Auctioneers and Pied
The fitilowing fist of atuc °neer))
.inti pedlar!' in this -county was Marled
(Mtn the county uwaetweeri
ander date .1 May Nth : Liceneed
on the Sin of Jurie'.it would be theit auctioneers.: -Geo. Lleeket t. Th lllll its
tion. et,,,e4ay wood Gundry. Jas, Stanley:. S. Scott, '
tweatCfollowers in Ow new Legisia.t.Thos. Cameron, W. 1 . Newton. G.
tire." Independertt electora should t,1% . tValker. Mem y nberry. John
inder chic Will it be to, the inter- Mill. It. McCbertes, W A. tniriee.
111 Holman 1 iti I) i I
one the .8
take in the four additionXtu
from Tonna° ?
Dr. Pyne Minister of Ed
ie a 'disgrace to- Ontario, at)
Whitney' is responsible, for p
and keeping him in office.`,
Why should 1.\lie independ
tors of Ashtielti and Wawatios
of tido Province to give • 1 nattier
LCI tt ? Wisdom would dictate
fibers that t Voteisition ' be ettengthenni,
mo that !Tiptoed legislation mita be
wopertv iscusaed and criticized 1*' -
u. tire being mule ant° law. *•That lest
ClltiQawful week ought to be a stelleient
Wanting asat at giving Mr. Whitney
such a free ha as he hs,., haul in the
ast three years.
t ole
allOw
le wn Y• Whell_rany nail to- fob t hiniselt-opon2fIgeni
ued tileY' will 1 by means of ei.'grerytnantler ?
ore than. the • . - - in
s. If every gerrymandered cantata. • Lil
latent- tiency in the ProVince will turn down tete
'he Bill;tlete PO4
Mittel ists Wic-us
tine' 1 campaign m
.1,10
g itrt,
ehl
rogue
•
•
of last week said ;
heil'iro-
M riding of
finnan was held Monaley even.
town hall, lin le, in the
Of Geer -Titer l'ro ifoot. . the
mlard-berwer, wing to
football match Ike stub -
was slow iti. mtusonblin hut
II arri thet•r 'wile a g
ice. ceve' Lecki; pees ed.
a few reautrke befitting t e
Chard rizing the action o
silent i
unjust
[maker
IsNt.
0 14
the iftrOwniukr_candiabitet. GoV.
eimment will ever *gain trsort attend:
:such an artifice. • and mai
_ _ °erasion.,
•
How many 14 the Tory tfthperAnee i,1 fl,it'on
twin who shouted against, Itott;.• at. the Th..
inti-twar eleetiona -Wifithsvrte -1Ignivt-1-tinn.-Tfetrur
t‘ey this tittle, in *mite of the-Lihernh' 4)1
Nttlis clause F spokr!d
local .iption law
ah.e.1,0reral party that built ‘,..""nw,,II:ling7."8 101
rt
keening are Northeg n Ontario l'it;,,-,..ftia.";Fiele:ILtlitio
opened. up the way hir- NV. 11. Kerr. of Th
1)1'- get ry "'Dueler
nil grotedy unfair.
was 0.%Varden
1..
-rrir veteran
am.1" , who
aling eh ny with the
and .Mr. Whithey'r
renew,. e .00 'per
Made '1. vigurOus
of the
Poet, w called
451,0e -
nal
I
• It
the Te
itailwa
the devel
of thereat'
ant of the mineral t•iches on next and divelt on -,the ups*
district. • tory clutrateter of -thts'ediica
policy of the trovernment, the ec
book psi& reduction. !fora Ada
The Itlaekto
watt itpttotted
membero of the
any reason why th
tors should endorse a
r. AVhi
etornsich ?
The 1.iberals :eff-rCen
'
should guard againar the
overninfitlenee. The - man whir
Mann gintrantee. Heck's hormets, and the gerrymander. ,
All enthiedeetie reception wan _,`
11... I there corded the candidate, who after re!'
usipt,,,,dent ferritig toibis octal untinf tahtre
- *elites am prop e to t to. ore ay at
&et which wn"e the comity council and elsewliet e,
°WON; coitlit !piaci. at length OW (441111 y council
_ set. the gerryinatider. the threAllfths
. clause. Provitacied empire and the
thiem, way expendittwe luta grown by the
, increase of selaritoto the Premier and
king "' Pabinet Afinistere. expenses end
.thlriks commiesione. the handling of -Toronto
mtn•Ying nt-__h_fttnc-1112,-electirart day rtriveratt eolcifittation; -inecessitnii
tri€114-11.,,,,r,t1111.1g.'Cfleua.,,,,,,yon4Febateise7holiki41:44flair .aliseriminetion in favor 01 To*-. -1)eptirtment,
onto with their eight reprementatives,
the growth of the etvil service list end
toneronife`01 her 11.410 of internat.
. Peoutifeot t•oncluded by asking
a general and heart y support at
llot-box•on .4000 ,41 h.
Prontifirot tarik hie seat Mr.
te, -of---Seaferth, who bad.
e attention to the epeekere
'onel denim., rose and 011'
'se to the Whitney stir
or asked to the platform
qtrektioth. which IFIte
P thee, whip
be au Sertforth on
be glad to slimmers
M Southgate
The• Seaforth-
he en right
• there. •
roomed the
• . . A. II 1. It% (
Britawh. Alex. alnerisen. fenry *tor -
ranee. John l'urvie, .Edward Missed -
berry, H. S. Phillip!....boaPit•White.
Licedeed pedlars J. E. llarnwell.
NVilli 31c1)0nald. Vitattler-
berg, . JUDeli, Thos. !Amgen, W..
K. Wh ley, Sweet A.
Beatty. In- !laterite. R. A. Don.
aid, A., gotT. .1 *HIPS H. Cutt, % ". O.
cornhes. beet Shaw, John Y mg.
1 J. E. Frey. Vm. liushtield.
I Misery Ilk company even' bett
when it doeen like the compeny.
Maybe it 114 ca led a train alf thmight
because it is ito bible to get oft the
track.
%vim). it. a witlf in elleep's chdh•
.
theatame thing,
Wt. have nothing to say egeliist
Mr. Porter, hut surely he has no t
Claim upon Lite electors of thiii riding hL
which Weuldjustify 1.11C111 in clusuoing .4611,1;
;um as thete repremantetive in prefer- given 11
ence to Mr. Proudfoot, who hail been With is -en
for y ears one of the leauling men of 'Inirrd
ple-i. in be
the county. _ . • • _ be,,,repe,„4,1_ h
iteV. 4). W411 .141111y "M"'""t bY
stated li vomit]
tematiderett an "enblity" of the CM- .1,,n,..-,11, ,tha w,,,,
vendor of Tilellilt.t. yet ‘Ite eay. ; Liw 1,,,iii, iiiised *1
•.:.:the.tieitiey for the University NI t 141 at *4,,' inkling (bete
111)ard of regents eltaield he rep" eeenta- The incident!' 11•1.11.1•11 11.1
be VIIterf I penly anal ilieeet ly, and t tie ,iiiiti..1 til;itti‘g,hitidt lit:. t
,,,,,7,..014,
t i ve of the Province. Six teen ',raw 11 igh land fire in A mine
farming community should have rep- 'VI:47;n inft7F lel
Iri!iiveir i
ca'all°ruttelowe
)
nL
onto. The teaching profeesion and
;weak' he tilled in *hum twenty min.
resentation oti the board." tees in a of )'le that evoked hearty
applittlac. tie celled to mind the.
11) spite eif the Met that the Coto
.1;.-rI,ii.Ril y in' rr
Hlexpendittire, the re
eervati Yee owed t heir vietnry at the fiistfoftlia:onv:1117rtt;ri.:
1
hod election Ihe rotee of Liberh, mte r ItliLibel-I A1111;oteninl11).
Ilettttyelo le dretelfitilv bed when in
.-.,‘,..A.,-_..,;...,;'. ,.._,,',,•ipstositiMI air yet to intraillice nierie•
wili;;;;y1;;Iily::.kiii;,;,ice:1
they have given ne the worst exhitti. Valt.rei'vartni11111.1.111111.11
y p.rit.l
iniimeil to he brought
lion iispoils speriiI ikW
ow
n 1 1p. 9,.3. Te *O
ilen) 1.te k of the totter:stitiri'e
e0111.t as
dilt.
a ramon, 40-41 lint' rig)" "
1.'1'1° a he la.4:.ittilat.rtyle""Ite-atriLjs.11,.batitti,“1..;:isu04'
('011'
'4 'Or"tin'
s
inalepenthalt....eleetore shout' ad ' - goling Is. notch hoth iti nom and
hater ii triiiike to the Got eminent for money, the 1 niveitsity students re-
th.- tlagetcfiT disregard III it. ataigit- ceiving :tot average ot *21111 white the
public school pupils averiered only 12.
(-4.30 1I1 011.111?
. . Mr. Mare) rttlitrett, il into Mr. Mouth-
ontiirli, 1,,,,,, ),,,d il., vipmii,) filimiciid 1/Kte Awl coficlualed with a dentincia-
tiOn of 4)14' injuetice of the gerry•
reeonl. From Confederation unt i I manlier in view of till Mr. Whitney's
0404 the Province never erne In th41. pledgee.
hatightiet a Coneertattive tiovernment, The meeting closed at 41 o'cltwk
with cheers for the King. Sir Wilfrid
end the .."Age-ezifit:ie volition and 1.44.. with
Hon. A. O. Mat•Kay and this
end' Adtnini Oggfr sio - "41.1."11Y anndidate. Mr. Proudfoot wile intro -
Garret is supreme, and thet tlie will of 1 The. electors ',hold(' not allow them.gum-that the tasooVagese of the hornier &iced to e large number sof elector.
the people Is not to he theret•ted hy selvee to 1* bluffed. that Ontario leached the,. meet eu- and made a favorable Impression on
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figure, 4(not higher."
The Toronto New*, A Conservative
ot•gan..:041 in a 'tavern home :
-The Newt, le•lientat.tIlat there are
• (11111C1Iltrit". in this -wily of any
great reduction in the prier .of text
hooka'. The steads rise in the prioe of
White 111140.1' atteittolo. leeward tendetrey
Mlle- cost 0rTa ir tend altostethet. in
t hrtat her direction. "More peer, it lllll ot
, te lll i l t hist `text bookeehould
tiltinee *of gated gun tv both as to
mtents meta% a the menet..
ial 'employ in ilea, inamitiol
1, n amid f oll, iimarinalile
-
'•A book agent, ion Ily."
-Success • g great ndency tit
I (".44111 an throw as 'veil Deer the
&pd.( men. --Grintot nes._ _
Dulywill have to culti ate a
voice helm* i
uWi-versaTatte
Fe uteri have their f on tavnk
notes, 't most ad' lei nre 'site.* if
pernatt to get. ww-hattds on
ofeouree, are !Mightier then
yet's; people mating to
talk their-svay- through- anti et
along pretty well at that.
Summer Session For
Teachers,
AM 1
tiers doling J uI #and
ELLIOTT
NONTO, ONT.
••
Item/tin. pelt 11.rollifIl.i,11 111e wtrillruer, othd\I
many etude is enter el I hi. time. We hate,'
greater nitro once this Year than ever before.
tiradisates ,n.441>' •fetforf• employment. Writ,
to dsy for hit some catalogue. It pop% to ,
eftenr1 thehmt. W. El.1,turr- .
1..,6 Yong.. 01111 Alt•xareir•r
SUPERIORITY,
r Now ie tiltts,
,,s,....ctpertrivaa, 04.1I/Stdrool.n1...
a:saa.40. , plrgrap1.,
MAti Courw. t. 5.,
nellectch Boolean elites
CENTRAL
Ziff
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98c I " L1 9.8c.
..:j White Waists
1111Y.1.1/ III! W.11,1 1. 11 III 0 •1 0.1 I 41 11,11
4[1:4.1 to gi:a.lio, Rantoul Priee, 98c. each
BARGAIN CORSET COVE,RS. 25c.
15 r4,1r.ot (.11% heatidifully %%nit
Eiti)artaidety. Sargent only iiii . ... • . • aec„. earl.
•
• BARGAIN NIGHT GOWNS 98c.
44) dit.Y.4•11 .1.1.4011.141 lit-leatism' ai mita y C i ic
Gowns, all -beautifully .snail.e: told trim ........................ double
Bargain Price
't he oleo,. ate he beet 'value.: ever 1,144114c The materials
Maine lid el IA ytiii more. 14 will pity you to 14141114fir”14git otir
White Wear Department ver.y_oftett, yin' can't ittateii"iltO good
,
Yoke., elsewhere.
JOHN STEAD
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1
Goderich Ladies* Store West Street 2
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lirsetwelsoms.
ABOUT GOOD CLOTHES
. 1.11,-,' it's
tAx;
clothing. A little extra uthemtinent
..1°.tv?::r...itlittl"ti- I •4°.47i 4.111e1:Ady Jr alittli,e.4. etithert
1,t1comey appearance. We
44,448 17,"rallt.iir:its4.44,11 Cle,:stualefe
coatawore made • eipagledireasaed,
tiit'orrtill"tailnewhititing410.o4It'hiretottailne
Aga' with all' make a snit full of
TCIRONTCI snap mid
-
Come in and see these (iood Clothes.
PRICES, $12. $15, $io and $18
.prinkg your !tiff her7. for his siiit. .• 1'. 1;•.) • t'1"thing-
BOYS' CLOTHES
PRICES. $3.ect up to $s
WALTER PRIDHAM
HOIneteek09. Elf-CUCCOOS.
The (irate' Ti link Railway System
are selling seeaitel-cla... ret urn ticket+,
to principal ;ono, Illsnitolst.
Solskerettewohu....w.a..t Alberta,_21. -Zullow•
NVinnitteg and let urn. .
t..). and ret ut it. • 2.:0 I : propoitheette
rates to othel point,. Next excitr.
anon via North Bay J tine Inn, .% jer
SlatRiN s.nd Northern Navigation
patty. Steamer leiiVsta Atha -nix
A Daring performaMce.
Ni 'natter' whist engagement). you
.may liaae_iiitule for teeturdari-
fall. --(hi' Lilly and date that Cole
•rs',Slitaws Will exhibit in Gude.
rich, liteals them now Even if 'yin%
eat) mit attend the aftertaste] or e'Y1'n-
- 41114 you cam ill *dont to
(0)450 the gorgeoits stiits.t pare -tit. at
PI 411. the Omitting free -out -of. -
doors- exhibition to be itruntieil
jately Afterward on he show to manila
for sixty .•daye, infurtuation-lniss the frirmer atit not the latter:.
front eny Grand Trunk ticket agent. whieh. will waive the biggest...on-prise
treat of the VesAl . NI lle 1 1 /Jell, One
• 01. he fairest ti. lighters of France. hes
The judge ItistitlimaFralteintently to the deneigi't'hg...:saarChlti • utpa''''')11').
Ctilicuintlt;c:41614::n11:1'hrarl)*.;111:icirl;rtg0iia161 117:rint.w.t il'f:114°I1WW44(intleli 141,17:!1:foe•7:411keieeirill:hl pi Led:38'111 tWa't ni 1711*;"'
a -small hian. and• hi* wife - it grintinn, even the ..... at fearkeso of
was at least evident` Otto, the 14/13 gm+ with horror every time-,
rested on a hou.is of seaseatility. they, witness it. What. too tither - -
After the-plaintitf hail • finivheal Ilia ) wtaidil ever titian' _of try• •
wark-eht,v ..... :Mug imai•evettinar
117azi eccampliehee every
apietation.
testi tttt my, the judge detailed to ask a in. Mlle'
Milale," said Ite-,-•••when-.Ittellfoi neuirch itneotteern so the overage per.
;:).611,tniiirebitwas'lynt.r wife, win4 bit trent."' emiavotelal Xhilat Wil••11 ..4
.1w4„:',",1",11,:;.;:„ 'Ill7,1h111;;'
ki tff overtook toe.- tln.n min/4Q a 55.foot death gap ond
w y. 1 never did meat her. she juall toward the earth at tetyjitc
e things_that diatt ter Ii"."111iielifKrilg'ilHa4flulblee114;.th4e);retm4daet-414)14eN4flebti)s.
g sue deaf at tile tit O.... -ontrupiLL,1-majwity:-- „trw-gia„,ay-
, IIM 4111.1044 1.:1111111/le ..,•1 V 1' 1 no amrge mode it is ittlmetites1 in the
Sh,CY,CtOrPtitT_ ot het 1,14:11:re all
people, nil MO 110 the Oilier peed.
UNDERWEAR
ELLIS' SPRING NEEDLE
(CANADIAN)
NAUCHAUOFEES' BALBRIGGAN
(FRENCH
ROBIN HOOD
(FINE ENGLISH NATURAL WOOL,'
1 SEPU NEW STRAW HATS
F.H. MARTIN
Tailor and Furnisher.
BEDFORD BLOCK THE SQUARE
STRATFORD. ONT.
tha loading im.iffe...rjr1ifii.ikipeei.-Inall in
We.O
fsrn ntario. .. thorough,
merles] training on l'atimiarelal Subject..
Imae Pitmen'. Shorthand, Toneh Tyne-
wiltingend in Commet a a
operating. Koch department t. In the
, hands of experienced Inatrnotont. We
...1st student/I to positions. Our gradootos
always suctmed • for our courses are the hest .
Cietour free rAtAlegur and learn more fttiont
taa l'ou may enter now.
ELLIOTT & McLACHLAN,
wwwWwwaseminswenWIMSInesset
Start in May
OR JUNE and finish a good
course of training for stenographer •
or bookkeeper by November, when
good postttont are best obtained
Enter any day. No vacations.
Free Catalogue.
Central Businese College
50011
W. H. Shaw,
Ilinellnl
The CtOrious
12th
of\July
MONSTER, UP-TO.DATE, OLD -TIMI
* CELEBRATION at
Goderi h Ontario,
"The Healthiest and Prettiest Town In Canada
MON-DAY, JULY 13th, 1908
The Orangemen of South Huron have decidedto
celebrate the anniversary of the Battle otthe Boyne
at tioderieh, the famous and pretty` county town- of
Huron. .
The OI•atigenteli tiOderich have the Matter
well in hand. They ioropose to make flick events, a
monster, Up-to-date, old-tiMe9itiiige eplebrattem inth,e
prettiest town in i'atiada and Will have thi3 athstance
of the citizens'generally. .\:
Excellent railway facilities *with the 11 T. It. awl
its convenient intersection, and the new R. line
from Guelph.
T. BURROWS, .1. M. PROUDFOOT. D. M. WELLS,
W. M., I.. 0, L. 182. Chairnian of Committee. Sec', of tom.
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