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"THE 'SIGNAL:
teepee tem us:Lotto.
PUBLISHED 113`1.31tY THURSDAY
sr
evANArreat It ROBERTSON .
Telephone Call 4u 3&
usejority In the riding is not as large
Ws might have been espected. but
considering the way the Province as
a whole has gone.the result ;shows
t het in this riding at Irma the Liberel
party retains much of ita old-tinte
alretnith are) activity. The towns
went Conservetive, but, the fall-
ing olf of Liberal otretigth in the
.Terau af ashaarmeteet -urban districts he apparently gen-
eral throughput the Province. In
tioderich the Conservatives expei•ted
e majority of 150, and were greasily
disidneauted with the much simaller
majority which was actually rto
When • obalfa• of vddron tedwired. b011ella corded. The country districts have
DW and the new "drew "Iwadd he given' reftlitilit0a Libend, and the
township of Colborne Mr. Proud,
flot's birthplace luhosiored one of
its snort distinguished 140110 with an
incremied Liberal majority.
With Its madly diminished 'lumbers
the Liberal party in the Legislature
will hardly he iu a position to wage a
vigorous contest against the party in
power; but there Artmany matters
of a nomparty character which come
before Parliament consideration,
mod in dealing with such matters Mr.
Proadloet's abitltv. and his lege! and
municipal experience will undo'ulet-
swot. will be given on application.
edly preve of much value. His career
as a Parliamentarlim Will be watched
with interest by hie eonstituenta, and
we believe that his record will be such
that at the end of his first terurire
GODERICR. TBLRDAY.JUNE it 11101will be entitled to a renewal of the
costfidence which has now been placed
in him.
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Badness cards of six line. and under. 115 per
lyear.
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nation. Vacant, Situation. Wanted. 116tore.for
Sale or to Rent. Yams for Sale or to Rent,
arttcle. for Sale. etc.. not exceeding eight
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YANA ITER & ft0BliatiterN.
TAX Swam.
Gek.efich. Ont.
THE ELECTIONS.
The victory of the Conservative
party at the polle on Mondsy was el -
meted, but that it should secure such
an overwhelming tuejority Was hard-
ly in the thought of the most sanguine
supporter 'of the Whitney tiovern.
tmenL AX. The Signal candidly stated
before the election. tbe issues bet vreen
the parties were nut clearly developed.
and the people of the Province
rensidered that the Whitney
Government was entitled to a longer
eiesiewitt which to demon -
rate the'meoupere of service of whieli
it igbt he\capable.
• r ourettlyes, we believe that the)
Li al party is as well out of office e
'until has it* feet firmly planted up-
cett\on aggreseive, progressive policy.
we bo that a larger Liberal
tion in the Legislature
would he e restult of Mondry's elec-
tion. belle g bat a eloser scrutiny
and a more v us criticism of 00V-
erntnent ui re wduld be to the
advantage of rovince : but as it
1. the Governess• win haye fere
-hand and will an readily fall into
course were
Muedere • than • ,
checked by a • ppositron. No
doubt much of its 1 tion Will be of
a nature to comms If to the
people, but with a and sub-
servient following at i the Ad-
ministration will be 1 nger of
losing that wholesome rgard or pub -
Hc opinion which is the salem d of
governinente But the lectors eve
not beet guided by this considera on.
and the resultis that durhg ibe n t
four years the Liberal prty will 1
able to exercise very lite litItr influence
directly upon the course ot)gie1ation.
What is the duty of t1e Liberal
party at this juncture ? 11
more and more in touch-
people, and be in readin
times to chat -Firkin the cause
of the people • *gannet 4ht, cor-
porations. the moneyed- interests. the
privileged cleave... The mission
Liberal party now:es it -hail been in
the past. Is to reform, to improve. itud
there is still much nem for reform
and improvement in this good Prov-
ince of Ontario. The carter Of civil
service reform .is eme to which the
Liberal party should give its earnest
adherence. There is ft VPOIL deal to be
done in educational eilvancement.
The present Meta at the bead id the
Depsrtweut of Education is inearable
of the wise leaderehip which is needed
in this important sphere, and must
eventually Five place to .better_men
with more enlightened views. The
great material resources of the Prov-
ince mind he conserved so that they
may remain for all tune a source of
revenue and the means of lightening
the burden of taxirtien upon the
people., The whole question of tax-
ation-mupicipal and Provincial - - is
one which sooner or later Will mine
up for serious consideration and radi-
cal action, and the Liberal party
sbould be prepared to deal with it in a
itpirit, of independence and justier.
The finances of the Provinee, which
were administered with such plaid -
e000 under successive Lilwral Govern-
ments, are now in law (*refill ham's,
sod to the Liberal party devolves the
duty of warning their. in power
against depart ing too realihnedy ft I on
the path of wise rc )))))) my. -
In theme and other fields of 'teflon
the Liberal party of Ontario may find
scope for its energies, and when its
leaders are prepared to lumerenite a
broad, progress/aye policy the organ-
isation of,. the party should be im-
proved, so that its full strength may
be felt at the polls. The Liberal par-
ty of Ontario in not dead by any
mottos. Ita opportunity Will come
aerehs, art all the simmer In prnporDen
se it eves evidence of its ability and
readiness to serve the people. In the
person of Hon. A. 4e. MacKay it has
an able and courageous leader, one
who does net, save himself in the
Ranting, „sr man 'bout whom the
psoplir can rally. He has been only
* few Inmate in the saddle, he has
only twit begun to show his mettle,
and four years hence he may have a
very different tole th tell of hie re.
caption by the people.
eelgeeelf
keep
With the
at All
WILLIAM PROUDFOOT, M. P. P.
Otsego
Huron aenda to the
leant, a sialmeh !Abort! in the pot. - C. N. LL tieket office. orr King arid
plea/ Mr. William Prondttruf. The Alth:EMW, was Made by Carnotite*. l'oestesso roams, Tntento,
THE OTTAWA SITUATION.
For weeke the burliness of the Do-
minion Parliament has been held up
by a bumptious Section of the Opposi-
tion who have got it. into_their heads
that Gni Nth, although in the minor-
ity, control the legislative and admin.
istrative affeirs of the country. The,
Government. of couree. refuses
indulge them in this view, and th
result ie a deliberate campaign of
obstritetien on the part- of the. Oppo-
sition, or at least that portion of the
Opposition led by -Geo. E." Foster.
Geo. Taylor, "HWY" Bennett and a
few of that ilk. Mr. Borden, the
nominal leader of the OpposlUen,_
seems to have loot bis grip, andthe
Obstructionist element ire allowed to
dictate the course of the l'onservative
party., in the Howie. Week after
week the supplies necessary for the
carry -nag on arf the sotriott. Govern-
ment services have been held up by
these .obistructionties."-who carry on
'their party warfarewithout reference
to the injury which they ere intti
wswe ouui.r7 o sat, rie-TbTfig o see y,,25, receive $7110 year or
the injustice of withholding their pay. nince. --The policy ot protection has
from men who have honestly earned
it.
Tbe eapenses of the Parliamentary
session have been increased enor-
mously. ley this ebetructionist cam-
paign, and theend is not yet. If Mr.
Borden cannot hold his followers in
chtsck. the Government most take
some drastic step to bring the recal-
citrant weathers to their senses, no
that the nation's business lusty 1* pro-
ceeded with. ,Thes Opposition mem-
rs will have to Answer to their con-
s went« for a scandalous abuse of
th 'r privileges ea member; of the
llou , but in the meantime it is the
deity• the Government to adopt the
strong niessures within its power
to Pig a •tto) the present state of
affairs.
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tit's catupaigners of e fact that ts,
14. Blake 1. uow supporting theNh
ney Government. Mr. Blake
formerly a Liberal and he was
and is still in his private-eanaci Y an
estimable mottle -men. In the old days
of his Liberalism, however, he'ess
not greatly loved by the Tories. who
nicknamed him "Slippery Sem." and
they would eLilt becalliug hiui "811p-
pery Saul' if his slipperiness had not
landed him on their nide of the fence.
His defection from the Liberal party
dates from elate years beck, when he
had a dispute with the Commissioner
of Crown Lend. in the Liberal Gov.
eminent over a mining property.
The l'utzunissioner failed to see things
as Mr. Blake sew them, and to the
general election of 1905 and again in
the campaign just closed the hitter
cast his influence on the side of the
Whitney piety. Mr. Blake is con-
nected in a professional capacity with
the Ontario Power Company and the
Mackenzie le Mann syndicate, who
some people are bold enough to state
have received undue fevors from the
1% hitney Government. Whether this
has anything to do with Mr. Bleke's
attitude is nut for us to say, but his
Animus .againet the Liberal party is
diskeeed in his eystey. utterance. and,
among his termer friends me many
who consider that in acting as he has
done he has dragged the honored
AMAX ot Rieke in the dirt.
, •
• The brook.
nipple. ripple, ripple.
Ooer. the little Nook.
Renee. rtpete. Apple:
Backward caste no look :
On through veleand Wooltand.
A rut flowery meadows green.
N_IYinon0t114 proems._
Jr' To see or to be seen.
itit11)10, ripple. ripple.
Butiblintkon ft. way,
MOM, ripple. ripple-
.' Italp-Tbear it asy :
0 foolbb man, why dwellewt thou
On theme. of load ago!
Pae. by the old, take up the new.
Time d flecting-let me go
-.80ph1a V. Gilbert Lee.
FROM OUR CONTEMPORARIES.
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---- - Not ea AssuTnce
at Protperiq.
Toroul .1 1" kly Sun.
It is estimated th the number 0
working people out of inployinent, in
New York is septa' to t o•thirds the
i
population of Toronto?: The situation
cornrer.
„Able with shit 44 the greatest centre
in the U ' . In Gestrinady the fami-
lies of working -'nen have meat on the
table bat once a week and in Bethel,
with 1,121,101 peewits in receipt of in-
cur es fro,earnirurs or
in other American cities ,.
been ',serried fortber in these two
entente -few -than the tame policy has
been carried- ailywhere else in the
world. The feet that. in the United
States end (-ferment' distress is at
present mote acute than it le else-
where niekes it impomible to main-
tain the poration Lissa protection is no
absolute guarantee of national pro.-
perity.
An Independent Opinion.
'Montreal Whom... "
%Vt. doubt if Any more brutal and
altogether inaefeneible piece of parlin-
mentary warfare. has occurred in all
parliamentary history than the hold-
up eel- the estimates and of ell the (nue-
nese of the counts undertaken by the
Conservative _party fur no more
werthy purpose 1844.11 to hectic, ri) it-
self, in defiance of the peinciples of the
conntiteition, the control the pipe -
terra 'Tints in 3114nitolet and other
parts. It eeirtainly in unconstitutional
to demand for the Province* the cote
end .1 the parlhinaentAry_ eie..toral
EOITORIAt NOTES. +hate. atidaf-PartiaMent Chooses to Like
these lista out of l'rovnil lianas no
one can make 'an), reasonable (Nee-
. No, we don't take Porter, thank •
tion. even 34 31 took thew into its own.
you..
• ' - - But when the renteot tit the liats is re
be transferred entirely into the hands
"That lam awful week" is relives! of thejudges and them placed out of
by that awful Monday. the reach of political mAnipillation
altegetawr, the demand attn.
_.• _ •
The Tories put it 41 Oiler UV on tion IfeeliftWN 0.11 egrcg :IA thew
Montlit, all tight all right. method Of enforcins subversive
of _perlitimentary liberty. The menet
;minted part of this..ttitt lip is that the
A. (4. ManKaY' is all right- 34. A leader 4.1 the Oppedtion, who bas see
leader : only-toshas not very leech to far shown himself an.honorable states -
lead.
- - man. ‘hould have bceu foisted into it
by a Provincial Government, with the
Nu Liberal need...ene.Y_Aiii. Muir akt tit latch soured-1MM KO Mr. Foster
grove the possession of a gerrytuan- and touch 0 men as Mr. Taylor. whose
tletedseaf. prominence in the Ormaervative party
- han never vontritnited to pitiiiie
We extend our he:waste sympathy amenity. ft cannot he eirpporaet that
to the Tories of oitebec. -Ire- know the whole Conservative party is in
Inin, it reels:- - . sympathy with Ode pietas of brigno-
daget Theaeare mime' gentlemen in
., L.,. .i.,. „i
Air Mark L'apley might have snit!, 1" ' s'As.***4-""*"*. will "1-415 t'betn*
ee felt rernains-to be seen.
the Liberal pal ty of Ontario is getting "Iv
licked into shame. FRUIT PROSPECTS.
Gemin isn't goin- after all. He is Cherries and Strawberries Plentiful -
staying right on the jeb as Premier of Winter Apples Will Be Short.
the ftne old Province a Quebec, Contrary te the expectations ryi
apple -growers: who) were looking fot-
The 'weather has seemed a little hit g yield of fruit this fall,
IthaerdcrotPliollmeineter apples will not be
cold the last day or two hitt we hate very large.. Now that the fruit hais
to speak to ottr_To_ry_fLiends about it. met and it le possible to judge -of the
peewee -tit. there appears to be a very
Wo shell mit bear -much about. considerable shortage en' 4$10 Principe!
rhente *tied !molt; tit the next elec. tvi•rielP,t;titi::itt;lemisr s"'",
Hiltlwiti». Un
04 the e*iIy
time. The teninatit `011. Will be neer verities preaent a fair showing. The
long before that event.
Ben 1/avis, greening, russet, Mann
and twenty 'melee will perhaps lw the
Anyway, as the Tory pipers mord princimel Val irl les for our tipple men
tie «my, the Legisleture is only a lag lientsilmleirt,hiweifirl., a taiiiv 04 1 etop,
county eotmeil.- 4t its the Ottawa The Barilette, althongh there 'wan a
Home. that counts, and Laurier rules heavy y ield lost yOttr, will again be
at Ottawa. plentifet1 this season.
Plums will show a shortage. Some
The Ontario Torien were defeated in earieties have no fruit .st. ell ; lint on
e generel elections before they got the whole plums may he counted on
, office in 18)83. Otitis can mi about half croll.
stand\ their sciond defeat without Cherries will be very heavy, 44 0111
whimPt7ing.
The taolownment' lied the adelintage
in thie crittMell'of the Sieger& power
scheme. It 'arttll he interesting to
watch develelsments &long this line
during the next tour yeare.
Mr. Bourasee bat& become very pop.
eller with the Conservative preset,
which looks to him to embitrraes Sir
Wilfrid Laurier ih tar/elec. When it
is remembered that Mr. Bourisese's
break with the Liberal party was
owing to his opposition (.0 40. wending
of Canadien troops to Africa, the
e pirlt shoWn by the Conseryettve
eerie...en, both late and oArly, are well
laden. The period id bloom was very
favorable Anti this seneon's s ield
promins* to he the hem iest fur messy
TAWS -
131AAV, 1perries &eye Idoestented well
'and as the season hie been Given -able
this delicious fruit will he plenlifnl.
$hort summer Roynd Trips.
The Canadian Northern Reiteriv
hes issued ri eomplete summer time
table giving in doted eight round
trips via C. N. 0. and different
steamers. The time. dletence, rata,
of. fare are given, also llott of piece,
• whieb to stop, aid the Not 'id
*topping. Home -I -trio ticket totes me
In force fieri Ma to 1.0-ilier
cl vet "Sews nil@ Tittle l'eble"
and the Mitokoke let, "The bike
;, Praia In el111114 big) 01? la mg ren76111' Shore Line of the Muskokso," tir
lAgillettle Inc its patriotism. sent woe omen appliestien to I WWI
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GODRRICH. ONTARIO V
CENT7E HURON
ELECTS rEOUDFOOT.
- .
Ilduegrove in North Hetes and Enter
in the South.
Following are the returns by sub-
divieions in the three Huron thlings.
with the figures of 1905 fur purposes
of comparison:
CENTRE HURON.,
SEAPORTS. 4-- -
go. 41). Val 1908
1
Lile. e
1 BM 1 88 ,
2
38
2'62 87'40
,--
55 48 22 84
4 5 81 91 % 31
27 311 42 65
- - - --
Majority 220 215 212 rag
14 - 116
Weer Wswenneir • 17
Emit %Kir wanosii 76
Blv ile . 21
Wing 114111 11h11
Moreie ......
13.1r. 2-2
turtelserry :14
allowiek 171
175 378
Couservative maturity 8113:
SOUTH HURON.
„ • _
"TUCK EitSM 1TH.
1905
Lie eon.
68 41
oy 46
5.9
77 SI
/.............74 :4
it 3t2
• 415 205
alajority- 210
/ STANLEY.
1. . 56 :0)
2 50 115
Itis
4 17 67
67 48
CLINTON.
2 110 01 71 86
*043 t32 4.9 76
4 55 AI 48 58
244 all 279
Majority 30 - 58
(WDERICH.
1 73 79 57 80
2 , SI 94 M 87
- • . t1,3 771' 75 77
4 711 55 30 -
. - - St 16 48
6 77 85 74 76
54 Si 41 31
441)
480 400 468
Majority . all 56
BRUSSELS.
1...... 33 41
2 56 54
3 68 :XI
160 121
alajinity 20
KILLOr.'
1 96 60 432
2 ..... 95 47 OD 44
3 3.e 57 MB 4S 67
...... NO 84 49 50
7_301 217
Idiom y 011
ti REY.
42
11
40 28
1*37 100
7
49 06 441----7.
2 ..... 30 2,3 47 art
tci 34 67 *21
77 35 40 ler
o. 84 67 614 314
77
68 37
At2 46 56 39
511 320 376 211
Majority ,185 135
3tt-5 192
if ULLErT.
1 49 64 44 49
^•-•rtir ".•. MI 40 5.4
43'
3 92 24 t
4 • . . 52 311
.-- . 27 :32 17 31
11 • 56 :it. 43 26
7 ' , . 52 92 -418. 31
- MsjorMy 85
LBORNE.
1 t10 57 '
2 45 :19 28
3 71 67 75
4 47 .35 43-
2 134 221 1
Majority 54 /Li
Summary of Majorities.
Llik Coe. Llb. con.
Clinton :N
Stator, h 11 . 311
Goderich 58
Be -impels- -20
McKillop 1st -
Ono. 1%5 455
Hulleteets
• s • • •
Colhorne 54 63
i
ss
la
184
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1
Ise I
34)3
171
57
47
110
St
3113,
'207
60
30
25
10
71
1 31 -Majoally 276 .211
GODERWH TOWNSHIP..
1. . .. 29 60
. -
40 21 31
311 14/4
28)
31
11
7*
42
245
21
4 10 61
5
48 tti
6, 1 35 30
- 212 :MI
Majority •171
. -HAY. -
1. 41 :Li
'2.... • . , .. 45 24
3 .......... lit 110
4 5.6 21
5 1.. 51 37
45 *41
7 . i• 29 :at
IL •-• . --- 74 19
431 ata0
-,Masuity '71
STEPH N.
1 24 711
2 . . 17 41!;
8 ta ICS
4. . 57 et
5 :111 :et
6 33 117
7 41) 39
8 .... . 26 et
9 '1 11 67
Si 71
11 50
213 34 -
IN 35
143 341
1944
44
47
104
54
52
56
214
913
, 1)4
94
34
2.5 :el
SI 16
446 WI
165 -
21
1.5
111
44
87
89
61
24
Si
3O3 014' 218
Maim' ity 251
, 1 'SBOI1NE. •
I ........ .. ... . 47 112 13
2 67 51/ (Li
3.. ... . 12 1111 3.1
4 ,.... 77 66 70
SO 1133 213
Majority --100
• HAYFILD.
33 98 31 48
Majority --55 43*2
HENSALL
1.... 102 1.14 94 102
09
17
79
442
46
49
441
*JO
63
561
22i
140
et
Ito
54
:t42
100
441:1 211, _MN 142
-Liberal Itn.jnrity 447 1116
NORTH HURON
A•liFf
1,10. C4a, 1.k- tvm
1. 52 73
:111 78 1: 71
3 :It 112 _44 :Al
4,, 12 117 25 511
tst 1.111 184, 97
42 -14 '79 11
7 77 21 81 ts
Majority 8
EXETEa' t.
93 76.- 28- ea
3 36 419 ----Si an
„ 24 60 311---,;.%
32 80 42 ';'34-
- - - -
- -
l&t Mal 138 250
Majority 106 121
Summary of Majorities.
1.10. Con. Lib. Con
Tuck erstu tli , 210 2417
Ahnasuperior
advantages 1 n
Has
Ladies Music, Fine
Art, Elocution
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Literary ant Sciani?ildc Ciggee°41T,34:1rurses -
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3, 74.... Oat
3iS fi
3 f" •
96 .n 316 ammo
afajOrity
2
1 WEST %VA W AN0411
fa8 33, 113
79 5i 37 52 ummerc oo
4 76 39 00 VI
45 36 48 1r2
247 204 286. 242
Majority- 17 141
EAST WAWANOBH
1 . 72 46 67 42
2 72 ' 6873
3 55 SI 51,1 3)
4............. St 32 *1
181 214 186
Majorit 76 - 60
BLYTH
54 46 -311
2 .34 41 46 it
--
PIN 87 95 08
Misjurity 21 . 3
WING H AM
1 34 07 Si 64
2 ..... . 31 57 :r2 511
3 77 4) *41
4 70 110 S.) 133
174 3311 184 337
Majority 156 140
MORRIS
A:4 47 64 32
2 fill 46 48 42
a., 42 58 48 40
4 :4)3ill . 47 4/1
3 51 47 &I 411
6 61 45 68 76
- -
34-1 4)27 :MI 312Majority
*5 153
WitOX ETE 14
1 ..... 44 01
Majority 'M 26
TURNBERRY
1 ........ 62113 74 711
2 71 37 72 72
3.... ...3s. ao is, fa 32
4 51 60 67 41
ED 9. van in
Mojority - 134 15
Ns, HOW1(3K
OD 47 lei
2 .. 61 74 56 /II
. '24 13249 130
16 HS 0
(In 9
5. . 110 78 5)85
6 *08 74 al 011
35
5
Majority
AshAftld
iftwreary
41 538 .111 6317
1714-- 188
Mitterities.
t oe Lib. cos.
110 4111
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kind.
W. H. SHAW. PRINCIPAL
110;;INGE AND ilRk401i roi.w.,
MUD.
ralic
SUMMER SCHOOL I
Our management Vain,. more Yousli
people than any other In Ontario
There must be • reaerm: write for it.
Special Comae for Teachers.
Mall couples
OODORICII 11USI41EM COLLEGE
Geo. Spotten. Principat
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Summer Session For
Teachers
and othencdming July and Angel*.
ILLIOT'T
TORONTO. ONT.
Itemairm open throughout the supra. and
many etudenW enter at thb. time. A e have a
greater attendance this year than ever before.
Graduate. readily secure employment. Write
to day for hanthayme mitatot. 11 pay. to
attend 800 0.8. W. ELLIOTT. Pruncortt.
Cir. Yawn) awl Alexander Sts,
1. the leading buliea. training school In
Wiwtern Ontario. We give a thorough,
,enterdeet training on commas -am @object..
' leasc Pitman'. Shorthand, Touch Trite-
writhlg. and in oornmereisa and Railroad
Operateng. • even department is In the
hand's of experienced Instructora We
moist Audeate 40pealtion.. (111411Ate•
always mowed, 0. 00? eineme 51,the beel .
bet ear wee esialeent *04WM% More abent
au You may eater now.
ELLIOTT & MeLACHLAN,
Prtesipais.
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STRIKING VALUES
LADIES' SUITS , - - LADIES' COATS
Wbile they hist we are sailing Want* of our choice stock greatly be.
low their value. All this season's and up to the mark in every respect,
totii now mega/diem of cost -
Voile Skirts in black and new_shades; the newest and most popular
for summer wear, very reasonably pnced at $5.95, $4.5o and $7.50.
Panama and Lustre Skirts at B3.50. $3.50 and 14.50. -
Shirt Waist Suits, White Skirts, Muslin
Waists and WhitelVear, striking values
in great variety of choice.
VISIT OUR CI4INA BASEMENT -
FOR WEDDING GIFTS. 0
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JOHN STEAD
Goderich Ladies' Store West Street II
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Stanley
sGoda)pebreicr.hTownship
Hte71
Usborne, '
paltieiti
Homan
Exeter 304, 121
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Conservative inajorit y 504
Lord's Day Act.'
The following resolution. tet'
OhYt .it thl
odhee
erichltberfalexecutive
Mit-ih-h the Lord's Day
Alliance at n recent meeting :
"Whereas the Lord's. Dew Act .14.
8. 0. chap. 153, 'see. prohibits all ,
labor tincluding loading and unload-
ing ot veetelsi on the Lord's
excepting an allowed hy nee. ra.. oili-
est% L.., which -ready : 'loading, int
loading and operating ae v ocean-
going Vessel w hick -W.110'1 wise W011111 10.
in imminent danger bf being stoppod
by the slowing of navigation : ter lostl•
ing or unloading betas* 7 o'clee•k in
the morning 4.r af ter 1. tic1.1.-k in the
afternoon any grain. coal ie. ore -
carrying yeesel niter the 15th .4 Sri.
tember,' from which it is clear (al Gist
absolutely no loading or unloading of
vessels can be done any- tinie during
the twenty -font- hours of . Sittedsi-
tht•oughout the season moil after. the
15th of September. lb. Gust id ter that
date vessel's carrying grain, coal m-
ore may load or unload tip to 7 o'clock
SO 21 on Nutley morning and after 8 o'clock
171 1944 on Sunday night, and ic) that on the
8.35 Sunday immediately preceding e
th
ail •
140 1st
55- *32
clueing of navigation where there ti
'imminent danger of a vessel being
frozen in keeling or unloading is per.
mitted.Aut? time an Sunday ;
"Therefore, resolved, that this.
ivranch of the lenti's Des. Alliance
exprssesee the earnest hope that in Ills
case_during the denting lieitgiltl shall
this law be•vielated. especially as WO
are informed that In reel.* reported
C* * of violation the law will be most
strictly enforced ; and, further, me
respectfully request the press to pith
lieh this resolution, and we clirect_that
copies be rent to the harbor master
and the manager of the elevator."
Chronic Coughs Cured
Mn. Jesepb Stoke et Dronsore, says:
'I took 4 or 6 betties of Psychiatk
and a co.gb 7 lad sontatually for nine
assatbe d ed. 14 is M. best
remedy for okressis combs flat 1 over
med."
Thousnads of living witss pro.
lawee PlIddiss tbs gmatiot madieiss
it the world: -It' is eat a patent meth -
elms, but a peedeription of a great phy-
sicals. Pat it to the tern is any
awe of arrest, /sag err stessesti trouble
of any run flows or weak emeditaaa. At
all draggles, 50e sad MOO, or Dr. T.
A. likeems, Leariesd, fforeello.
IA 20th_
101 CENTURY
Two Piece
SUIT
A "W, G and R"
NEGLIGEE SHIRT
And then you wiiJ
comfortably dressed
for the warm
weather.
We Invite
Inspection.
WALTER C, PRIM-1AM
The right place for Men's Clothing & Furnishings
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OUR AIM AND EFFORT
IS TO PLEASE
CAREFUL DRESSERS
AND OUR CONSTANTLY INCREASING ,
PATRONAGE PROVES OUR SUCCESS
FRANK It MARTIN.
The Tailor and Furnisher
BEDFORD BLOCK THE SQUARE.
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SPECIAL SHOE '71r, 1
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BARGAINS - 1
We will place on sale Saturday, 14th, and
Monday and Tuesday of next week these
special shoe snaps. They are rearbargains
and exceptionally cheap. '
I 5o pairs Men's Working Boots, good stout
at.
leather, made to stand any wear. Blucher lace
• shoes and gaiters, regular price $i.75, sale price
1$L25.
40 pairs Girls' School Shoes, box A alf and
dongola kid, blucher cut, heel and spring heel,
sizes i, x,1 and, regular P.m and 485, sale
price $1.25.
*- G. M.. ELLIOTT
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