HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1908-8-20, Page 44 1 uraauar, August :'O, Tilo8
SCOTT RETURNED.
SASKATCHEWAN GOES STRONGLY
;LIBERAL
RkI;INA CITY -Bole, D.i6rral, galla 1
jLAST OF GREAT CROOKS
urat:T b81.
RKUINA CO-
CNI'V Tate, Colore•rt
at i vr, over :IW,
RUSTHERN-Ens, Liberal, 2111,
REDBERRY 4. laugley, Liberal, EDWIN NOVES WAS IN MILLION
elected, 11X1. •POUND FORGERY.
SASKAT'OON COUNTY-Sutheeal,
re elm led. r ... S -* --
'PUN: SIGNAL : GODERICH•. ONTARI(1
Government Carries Twentyslx Seats,
Opposition Fourteen -Hon. Walter
Scott Receives a Fresh Bestowal of
Confidence alter First Term in
Office
Regina. Skulk., Aug. 11;. ---The smoke
of the battle has now cleaned flour the
recent elect' , and the electors have
endorsed the plogremeive policy of the
Scott Adnlinirlratian in moat rwpha-
tic trona It is, indeed, a magnificent
victory for the Liberals over a solid
ajld aggreadve+ 1 onsei'vative 'organ-
ization of the entire 1) ' ' who
made a dead serial' uutkiug Saskatch-
ewan a stepping -stone to Ihr sueee•ss
Owl hoped for in the Federal elec-
tious. ,IL is our, of the greatr.d-
tributes to Premier Scutt and his
policy which has r•yrr been given by
a Canadian Province to its Govern-
,;‘
tient. Premier Scutt comes lack
triumphant with a great -[p iucrreated
majority its ail answer to the , am -
taiga.
t -
t aiglL fir personalities` -lime•_ alf..l
charges of uialfrtwaace ill `office
waged by his uplonrutt.
bloom. Jawcuunty, which hos twyrt
claimed by Guth parties. has finally
-sgple Lilerralt tele ire. 1 )wi •rented
..
by it majority lir r'7 make*,
Scott's majority 1'S, or one Iwllcr 11140
the Liberals- hope) for heron. the
campaign. The )estimate w•ae then.
, 211 o 11.. f -
Lloyd ' ter, which up to this
evening was in doubt.' helps -gutty Lib -
1y r
1 a 11 list -o' r r now
Lib-
eral vest majority, It i u
1
{ )
y o ScottConservative
conceded [ "tot l n ttalive
headquarters, hot even allowing it to
the -Opposition the Government bas a
e. rung and effective working majority.
The elect' in the tiding of Atha
-
tuutea was deferred, 'anile a date Iras.
not leen fixed for it as -.yet, hit it is
expected to go to the (ove•nment ipy
acclamation, which would ' make
Scott": majority twelve es compared
• with flvein the Iart Houses.
Their 1Iefeaf has, indeed.. beet' ' aa'
hitter pit'�for the' Cory urganizatioh to
swallow. 1'he • foul set their hearts
on the capture re of-Saskatchervtul and
refused. puaititsly to believe they third_
been beaten. They Live know u_sim._
midnight tn, Friday -that the Scott
Government had been eusutined. hit
nevertheless have !wen Imitating of
victory and calling upon their ftiendr
in the East to congratulate than.
Tonight it is no longer possible for
them to maintain their hollow pre-
tence of routing Scott, and they are
preparing to rat their erow. •
Defeated Ministers.
The defeat of the two Ministers.
Hon. J. A. Calder, Minister of Educa-
tion, in Milestone. and Hon. W. 1t.
Motherwell, Minister of Agriculture.
in North tin'Appetle, is more than
atoned,forby;t(te Liberal victories in
Regina and Saskatchewan. which
were storm .cert( o ,
arm ((, n,r 4�litit•e
activity, and can be. overlook in the
great victory throughout the Prov-
ince. There were nses.ons to derly
ingthese defeats which made t •lee
tion of Government supporters almost
.'tl e\ i 1
im 1 1 In .Iflett one r. . -
h Ina r
the N
iter of the electors are. farmer, front
the United States, who are din lands
colonized by the Haslam land Comp-
any, the president of which it a
former Conservative candidate. 11r
had great influence with them, and
succeeded in arraying then, almost .to
A marl:-agatnit Thr• Literate.. In
North tln'Ap.IwlIe Mr. Motherwell was
opposed by every device the Conserv-
ative organization could suggest. His
opponent is a Liberal who lied a pwt•-
sonal grudge againet him, who is
immensely wealthyy, and decided to
avenge himself by defeating the Min-
ister at any cost. There Is a great
half-breed vote in the constituency,
and Melionakl, who was elected,'com-
neinded this in a great measure by
the fact that he is himself a .gnartet•-
hreed.
Liberals lubilant.
-9AgAriTOON l't`I1 -`lesion: Li
ern!. 77.
SALl'COATK -- McNutt, Lt
over 2A,t .- , '
SWiFT CURRENT- NT- Hun. Walt
Scott. Liberal,. elected, majority Vet
SO1'R1S Riddell. Conner -vat iv
elected. over �1.
SOUTH Q1"APPELLE-Ilataltal
elected, :tlrt,
'IY)U('H1V(K)D--l.itaere'. rI.. to .
VONI)A Toledo Liberal. 131.
\\'ARENA -Pierce, Lilwrnl; itt
da(.
1VElBCRN .t.iiwral. by U'i,
Yt)RKTON--(iwrwy, lei -Meal, Alma
1011.
A'CIIABAS('A-Debated.
11•
Only Survivor of Notorious Quartette
�n1' Who Attempted to Rub Bank of
ep £1,000,000 Is Now Engaged In
Misetonerp Project to--iove-ton•
donors Rom American Gamblers
n, , O.treuded Bankers of Cloo,000•
er
A FAMOUS SONG WRITER.
Death of Ira U. Sankey, the Singin
Evangelist.
New York, August 1•:. - 1.'a 11, Sal
Ley, Lnowii as an ey,uigeliet througl
out thet'hristian wnrleh diel Thera
day night at lair tone in Bro„Llyi
c generally kiluwa until yeste
Ila''. Mr. elanLry-.was six() -vigil
"
prat - Id. and t'ui the t tftr j.•nt
1.. ,1l.$wr: t -Am
g
r
a\ brisk.- alert •-:J mato tot 71, of
slight bold. with a- gray. uu114/n
uwustaclf.•, (t* '* tlo• Sauk, of Eug-
laud nit etwitlras neatly every' dal;.
His Ideutit,i la ui•klfuwu • save of ':e
Ire.
He is 1..1%111 ,\eyes, time uttly sura
ver of tate tour - tutu waw tvwwlttod
%bat is knot. a as the "Great !li(ijvtt
Puuud F•ury{lil
b. ".
1'birtr t -Y at ukeu. ucvwp:tny
,
%1111 \u•t.p and tieorge Bidwell nod
tiring.• Mit uittio 1, lam w't* sentenced
to wlplt, .011u/rut tw lair fur litn•
e crur
by•wWebi -banker'• were dein' wed
-„t-
more than. a hundred ttaoesa 1'1
puuu;lx-. The pians ut the gas.g,
1 wluofi were alwu,l iul,
eurnalu
i+ templa4d a haat tot mum tf.an u suit•
hula('tuuudr aterliug,. _.._' e
lt4•r serving teenty year, u, Sri-
u- 1:•Iw all Nu) UMt
q 4•01.0hL , ylnpauiol•-
'•Iwo eea4•01.0r.•Ira....l,1 tltkgl•ufll:ut.•, it,e
ao•xlples
r.-
r had la•en blind ,tool cull 1 f
waseesissal ttiw►..t uhius sta 1
fr llll overweerk. Almost to the vet
East he wt kett ,at hymn Writ ;, th
gift which had leconglu- magi (ante i1
,•tery corner of the tooth. 1lisrtuur
thritugliout this e try and hurt'
with -Dwight L. Moody, the elation.
liar. brought, hi .into wide .nrotujal
nice.
Sankey, Ie said. .re I
stake • it i all n t
v w h
Gospel hvmins of t1it,N•urld.\ lit al
tui..at every language known tO watt
Sinkey'e tomtit. rue sang. Ila• try
rritrtl a barge• aur • t('. n1 life pt{hJi_
w.tl.olls eu.tlt14-1u:quir ul-a►-- cwesi.L.r
able •'stair.. Among Mr. Samkry't
Mos, familiar • positions art. •'Th
N' e • N' ei' and "Wiwi the
wrY and w 1 1
1listy Ilaave Rolled Aw eye•'
Sankt)• had igen a singer how boy -
tread anal his • voice had attracted acted aat-
triifiliu ite thelittleltatllrt Of Eden-
hntgh. 1'a., where he was loath Au•
gals( 2�, Nellie In the Is•ginnieg of his
*elite tile Sankey '.wws-'+►'-Meifmiiisi.
(orb-f..e tlte-laet-settn--ewaw:aw was- as
member of u Presby urian church in
Brooklyn. Ile it survived Iiyj It widow
and two sung,
' (hurlt,l ¥ae•duntie was killed 111 Pall
'' Francisco, Jud Noy i, now the cul)
link watt. the past.
'1'b.• N at t% : r_ t try has jaw! ertt
W /rlyd supe•'- ticket of-hav1: and I:r
has Ikturuel to London a \fre•e uaau.,
t t s r -le-
He as n try t tem rt tri
pot ager. 1 y
it i i is ori r r
IP Id ! nl. and 11 flgJ(t d its it
in Americas to forestall. the
•d 4tiw-nr.,n triennia,- vel
1 at Wier. -raaui, in shout. 1u prey .at
l.otalomers.
Nwyt'r I, now, bili (active spirit in
�-The luIru+iilluoJi-AttU iLr`ug .t,•
sae iaU n, fuuudrtt .by. Julio 1'. tjuiuu.
the for far Bruce •..f gamblers and
• dt,l-rlsa r.. 1
l'he
ace .f .his lite, \uyrs
AN d EN LETTER.
-do the P of Goderich. -
To When' It 11 y Concern :
Of lade there hat lieu a gaol deal of
disetsitiun in Outlet ieh ie ei ••ttaatd 'to
advertised medicines and 'thew vidue
-the patwt't are fult of them.'
We want to- teat/ to evert' man.
woman and child in (loderich that
we believe the nloat\valuable prepara-
tion of rod liver oil\ the best toni.•
ret:onatrtictor. health\ restorer-- and
•.trength creator --we laver etre sold
in our store 1 -. o Vi . -
Vino'. ,
Vino' is put a patent' n • nine, it
contains nu injurious ohm but it
actually dors contain all of `inetli•
eine!, curative eIeVtentd taker from
fresh coals' livers, without a drop of
the useless oil to apart the atontach
and
retard its work, and tonic i
1 .m M
added. -
Vinod no 1•erugnizsil throughout the
world as the greatest strength creator
for old people, weak, siekly woolen
and eldhl •en - nursing- _earthen.- and
alter a severe sickness.
Vinol cures hacking cough+, vitrvnic
golds, bronchitis, and all throat and
lung troubles. R'e ask the people of
Usl
oerieth, to tryVinod on our offer to
return money if it fails. 11. ('. Dun-
lop, druggist.
REU'B$N FAX DEAD,
1
KEEP OLD SHEETS. r1�o=o=0
Many Places In the Household When
ze
They Are Utilid. ass
Tigre urs a uuwber of ways In which 0
every wrap of an uld sheet may be
heated It nue will glee the
thought- First, there are v
huusekrepert Ignorant tot the fact that
if the sills un sewed together awl the
sheet tut througb the center N will be
Elyria a urw testae of illy. 'swilled
by rrasuu of their eottueari, cow-
.
blued with their eutathautlal weave,
wake rscrlleut polishing cloths Mall
guud Uadelowingvvers for lowing boards.
04.1cotton sheets wake good baps
for 'W1011141gowns and coats fu the
wardrobe, uise large sheet being eaf-
tkleut fpr two wardrobe bags. An uk1
sheet will cut up luta several slips for
use est the pillows over the tkking. An-
other plan b to take the newt parts fur
waking sheet, tar cuts Auld cribs, where
there ate chi/Maus, renertlug the very
thin portions fur use as Uuatere.
A large upruu fur tuvertug the skirt
us
to be ed fur bedwetting can be made
fru% half .a discarded sheet
- ijrt• soft old sheets way be cut In
ptece•s 40 by :70 and devoted to baby's
wear.
1ullte __krt*toe tteer, lttuu rntl to the
possibilities of au old sheet. One -baa
laid aero the bed under the patient
u 11 Nerve as a draw sbeet. Small
pisses may be substituted fur a hand-
ert•tttef and then Mira:. " In " Infec-
tious tiuus caun old sheet may beidlppad
ill a disinfectant and hung outside the
dour of a slckrutm, +, .
011sweepdag flats there b a need for
old sheets for covering the furniture.
As
lidow
weans well
Iliad k !b color
ny
to the last thread, mavery pretty
piens tot decorative work may hs
oyelled Gem It:
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NEW FALL GOODS
ilaiut now o nwu t eij'Iw yiir*.. jut--yt ii u -.Esti} {itosoLl r -int --lite inlioeing I n,•r :
DRESS GOODS
• 1N SOME OF THE LEADING NEW FALL MAKES:
5.41 Mteipia, Two I'ulor Stripes. Plain 1',g.lili:., lk sidulo►Ils, VialPtitans, Satin ft.ryp.l., Valmont,- t'vffes
ul bbick, f'an:um+u1 in black and voters. 0
The nlu.ve urw dress staffs are the -leery bsa diet ran be gut at priced asked, ail wool and•a,gaol
width. You Will lihd prict'N of 111511• gouda. all right,
0 . •' PRICES, soc. 75c, 85c, $t.00, $1.25, Soso, Soils, St.%) and up.
LADIES' SATS 111,
1 suppose it it a little early to Nay "new 1'.111 ('o ii. iii. wt. have therm already and will be glad to 0
0 show thein even if you don't want to Gage, They are .1 chukr lot, direct from the uuaket•s.
-WAISTS
'Just a fete left, hut they inlet go even if i1 i; only hall-piise
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• HOSIERY
A sutadl tut of Child's lyase, black Cot 1l�i1• a roe', arra, :,, -, , f ;math.
Slone of the old 2 for 2.-' liar st 01 heir, al, 11, m(, Ilt,
Standard Patterns Always. in Stock.
Ir you want a sure. fit Pattern buy Standard -
Standard Fashion Book, aoc.. with Coupon good for' 15e pattern.
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