HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1908-10-29, Page 44 TtroaaD*r, October 3?, 1908
THE SIGNAL : GODERICH. ONTARIO
I3lection Results.
By Provinces
Lib. ('on
ONTARIO.... As 47
QUEBEC . , .. 52 11
NOVA SCOTIA 12 6
NEW BRUNSWICK
11 2
EDWARD IS-
LAND 3 1
MANITOBA
MASKATOHEWAN s 1
ALBERTA 4
BRITISH COLUMBIA 1 3
13 82
Liberal majority 50
Seven elutions yet to he bald, yls. :
Chicoutimi and •Gaspe, Quebec ;
Cowoz•At1in. Kootenay and Yale
Cariboo, B, 0. i Prince Albert, Sask..
and Yukon.
Liberals.
ONTARIO. Maj.
Algoma East -A. E. DymentI3t
Brant -Hon. W. Paterson.... .216
Brantford -Lloyd Harris ..
Brockville -Hoo. Geo. P. Graham
233
Bruce North -John Tolmie 370
Essex North -R. F. Sutherland400
Essex South -A. H. Clarke 7511
Uleogarry-J. A. McMillan �0
Grey South -H. H. Miller
Huron South -M. Y. McLean165
Kent East -D. A. Uordon 505
Kent West -A. B. Mc(luig 345
Kingston -Hon. W. Harty
L.ambton Weet-F. F. Pardee 2111
Middlesex North -Alex. \V,Smith 242
Middlese: West -W. 8. Calvertfir
Nipissing--C. A. McOoul.•••
Northumberland 1Ve1t�- 1LJ.-t4c-
Cell
Ontario South -F. L. Fowke 41st
Ottawa.-31t_Wilfrid Leffler ., . - 4441_
Ottawa -H. B. McOiverin . 4a
Oxford North -E. W. Nesbitt.. 1:5
Oxford South -M. 8. Schell 148
Perth North -J. P. Rankin 36
Perth South --0. H. McIntyre 18
Peterborough West -J. R. Strat-
ton
Prescott -E. Proulx
Prince Edward -Dr. Morley Cur-
rie
Renfrew South -Thomas A. Low
Russell -Charles Murphy 1,1tC(
Simcoe East -Manley Chew :444
Stormont -Robert Smith 351
Thunder Bay, Rainy River -
Jame: Contnee •
Waterloo North -\V. L. M. King 1, 2611
Welland -W. M. German. 6111
Wellington North -A. M. Martin 18
Wellington South -Hugh Out hrie 485
Wentworth -W. 0. Sealey 950
York North -A. B.'Aylesworth342
QUEBEC.
Maj.
Bagut-J. E. Mareil
Barium --IL 8 Belend 8.641
Beauharnois-L J. Papine&u.... 100
Belltchasse-0. E. Talbot........ IA. 10
Berthier-A. Ecremont
Brume -Hon. 8.. Fisher,........ 33)
Bonaventure-Chas. Mardi R' 1
Chambly-Vercheres-Victor(i+eot- rev
Chateauguay -J. P. Brcwo 4005
Compton -Hunt
Dorchester -110y . .... ''bel
Drumuaond-Arthabaacta - L
Lavergne 2,01,
Ho helaga-L. A. Rivet 214
Huntingdon -James A. -Robb 75
Joliette -J. A. Dubeau 28(4
Kamouraska-E. Lapointe8d)
Labelle -C. B. Major 414
Lprairie-Napierville - Koch
Lnctot 70
L'AssomptionTJ. E. Seguin 410
Laval -Charles A. Wilson ., 70
Levis -L. A. Carrier 635
Lotbiniere-Ed. Fortier , :14)
Maissoneuve - Alt. Verville
(Labor)
Maskinonge-H. Mayrand 1,1144
Megantic-F. T. Savoie
Mtestequot-D B. Meige :37
Montcalm-F. 0. Dugas itsl
Montmagny-0yriae Roy 175
Montmorency --George Parent600.
Mootresl-
8t. James -H. Uerveis 1,505
St. Lawrence -R. Bickerdike 8:37
St. Mary's-Meredic Martin 100
Nicolet-Dr. Turcotte 700
Pontiac -(l. M. Hodgins .. 1(1)
Portneuf-M. 8. Deflate . 876.
Quebec- _
Centre -A. Lachance .: 877
East -Sir W. Laurier 2,31)
County -J. Turcotte 162
Richelieu -Aid. Lanctot .. 1,1(1r
Richmood-Wolfe-E. W. Tobin 084
Rimouski-J. A. Ross.... .... . 4544
Rouville--Hon. L. P. Brodeur... ace.
St Hyacinthe-A. M. Beaigoar.
lint. 567
8t. John-Iberville-Jos. Demers2,214)
Shefford-A. E. Allan 770
Stanstead -Charles Lovell 154)
Temiscouata- t. (lauvreau 115
Three Rivers-8te, Maurice --Hon
Jac. Bureau... 1.1211
.Two Mountalm -J. A. C. Ethier lqt_
Vaudreuil-G. Boyer 3Z1
__Wright -E. B. Devlin 6(10
Yamaska-J. K 0.- elude :40
MANITOBA.
5011
511)
1(16
Red Deer -Dr. M. Clark...
Strathenna-W. McIntyre
Victoria -W. H. White
Brandon -Hon. C. 9ifton
Provencber--J. P` Millov
NOVA SCOTiA
BRITISH COLUMBIA.
Nanaiwo-Ralph-Smith
Conservatives.
24 )
:1n
30' 4
Maj.
lit)
ONTARIO.
Maj.
Algoma. West -A. E. Born.. 250
Bruce, South -J. J. Donnelly 70
Carleton -R. L. Borden 80O
Dufferin-John Barr 1.4)76
1)uudas-A. Broder 500
Durham --(1. J. Thornton 4100
Elgiu, East -David Marshall260
Elgin, Wean -T. W. Crothers53t)
Frontenee-J. W. Edwards 115
Grenville -J. D. Reid 4(10
Grey, East -T. 8. Sproule 850
Grey. North -W. 8. Middlebro,150
Haldimand-F. R. Lalor......., 350
Halton -David ffenderson300
Hamilton, West -T. J. Stewart, :3143
Hamilton, East -Samuel Becker 1,105
Hastings, East -W. B. Northrup 1.345
Hastings, West -8. Gus. Porter 1,176
Huron, East -Thomas Chisholm 144)
Huron, \\'est -E. N. Lewis 65
Lawbton, East -J. E. Armstrong oki
Lanark-Thobutn 1
Lanark, South- -Hon. J. U. Hag-
gart.... 700
Leeds -George Taylor 904
Lennox -Addington -Uriah- Wil-
son 116
'Lincoln ---E. A. Lancaster. 319
London -Major Beattie 1,167
Middlesex, East -Peter Bison. 345
Muskoka -William Wright 534
Notfulk--Ala*. 388
Northumberland, East - 0. L
Owen 82
Ontario, North -S. S. 21st
Parry Sound -James Arthurs621)
Peel -Richard Blain 2f33
Petertrorte; East -J. 11i'1S82s'filith "200
Renfrew. North -Gerald Whitt 55))
Simcoe, North -J. A. Currie 52
Simcoe, South -H. Lennox025
Toronto, Centre -Edmund Bris-
tol 1445
Toronto, East -J. Rucywll (Ind.)7115
Toronto, North - Hon. Q. E
Poster :3:44
Toronto, South -A. G. Macdonell 1,(016
Toronto, West -E. B. Oster... . 2,828
Victoria-Haliburton-
Barn.
IHugbee 9161
Waterloo, South --Gels a Cleve 225
York, Center --Thomas Wallace 52
York, Mouth -W. F. MacLeanarc.
Maj.
54
111)
QUEBEC.
Argenteuil -0. H. Peeler
Champlain -P. E. Blondin
Charlevoix -R. Forget
Jacques Cartier -F. D. Monk
L'Islet-Kugene Pauquet
Montreal, St. Anse - C. J
Doherty
Montreal, St. Antoine - IL B
Ame
Quebec West -1V. Price 2
Sherbrooke - A. N. Worthington 65
So.ulangee-E. Lottie 154
Terrehoune-BrunoNantel TO
Mai.
:311)
61
200
750
113
70
What a "Pandora" Hot -Water
Attachment Means to Me
"BELOW -You see how I just turn on the tap
and instantly get hot water for my dishes, wash*
ing, scrubbing, preserving, etc.
"ABOVE- you see how the
pipes are connected to the
bath and basin -no waiting
for a bath -no carrying
hot water upstairs."
"Pandora" Ranges can be
supplied with a hot-water
altaehrnrnt if )'Ou
haven't already got
one, and the attach-
ment does not either
take extra fuel or in-
terfere with baking. ,
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• J. H. Colborne
1 Thisgives euw interestingng hints about a lot of things that we are offering at leas than regulr
Week's Store News,,
values. They are money -savers W you and just the kind of goods that are suitable for Fall awe
Winter wear. Cows and .:atutse and find tett what we can do for you.
DRESS GOODS We still have wine of those Draws pieces, 50e. 5tic and 80e, that you' can buy at
350. They are going, but there are still nine ends to choose from, 88 to 40
inches wide, all wool.
1
EMBROIDERIES, Another 200small l.ot of Waist Embroideries, 18 inches wide, and waist fronting, 8
Inches, that came so late; good value for 25c and Sec, and you can get any of
COATS We want you to see our Coats; long. loose and sews-fitt Ing, plain cloths, black and colored,
all new this season. Our values are right.
SHORT COATS A few Short Coate, *6.00 to $10.00 regular, you can buy any one of them for
13.50, all made of block Kersey and Beaver cloth.
FLAkNELETTES ThI it the ftannelette,eaeun. You will hod nuc stock large and prices 480 to
150• I9e' what we ere doing in this line.
I CORSETS AIways ask for D. AA. and you will get hest fit. heat wear and bust price.
Standard Patterns; Fashion Books and Designer for November.
\ Ask for fashion sheet.
1 ping at all }points. Returning
leaves North Bay 9 p. tis. Nov.
and 14 tPullman, coach and
gage acconiodation), rltnni,ng t hro
to Toronto, stopping at all stations
Allendale. arriving Toronto 6.3o a. rn.
connecting tritli all traiss. Special
silo. leaves Callander t1 p. m. Nov. 10, 11.
12. 13, 14 for Toronto with baggage
cars for different Bert .m.c anal.eoacb to
Toronto. Further informatiob from
Grand Trunk agents. or address J. 1).
McDonald, District Passenger Agents.
Toronto.
1 ondon. '„rents. Montreal. N*nnlpel. asneouver.$t John, M 8. ,lsmllton, Calgary,
THE HOWELL HARDWARE CO.
MORE EVIDENCE.
St. Croix. N. 0., October 28th. -
(Spxciel.) - No .tatter what towitor
city you turn to you will always find
overwhelming evidence forthcoming
of the undoubted tnprits of Dolt's
Kidney Pills in curing an rases of kid-
ney trouble. Here is evidence- from
St. Croix, where Mise Elsie J. Allen
writes and says :
"1 would like yo•t to publish my
ease for the benefit of other sufferers.
1 was attacked with kidney trouble,
weakn pains in the lace glad wpm
Ansel. 7A61thorou1{hlyruindi.wn. 1started tak-
ing Dodd's Kidney Pills std they did
rue so much good Mit in a little while-
{
hile
{ was quite well and now i am strong
sod healthy as 1 could wish to 1*."
MANITOBA.
Dauphine -Olen Campbell
Liegar; Sharpj
Macdonald --`V. D. Staples
Marquette -W. J. Roche
Portage la Prairie - A
Meighen
Selkirk -Bradbury
Souris --F. L Shaffner
Winnipeg -A. Haggart.
NOVO SCOTIA.
Cape limon, South - J. W.
Madden ....
Colchester -John Stanfield
Cumberland -Edgar N. Rhodes
Digby -Clarence Jameson
Halifax. 1-R. L Borden
Halifax, 2-A. B. Crosby
Maj.
Annapolis -8. W. Pirkup 12
Antigontsh-William Chisholm. lis
-
--Moe RFetbh -ina VlCtorls-
D. D. Msekew.te .....- 1444
Guyshoro-J. H. Sinclair.. 250
Hants --J. 13. Black :302
Inverness --Dr. A. W. Chisholm1,31*
KIugs--Sir F. Borden 544)
Lunenbcrg-A. F. McLean 312
Pietou-Macdonald 3511
Richmond -J. W. Kite. 2te
Shelburne -Queen's -Hon. W. 8
Fielding 281
Yarmouth -B. 13. Lw 810
NEW BRUNSWICK.
Maj.
Oarleton-F. R. (Carvell 1.57
Charlotte -W. F. Toad 270
Gloucester -O. Turgeon. Sia)
Kent -O. .1. loblane71s)
Kiog..Albert-Dr. McAllister: .. 495
Northumberland- -W. 8. Loggl. 1410')
Restigoucbe-James Reid. fl8
8t, John City and County -icon.
Wm. Pugsley ... 7414
taunlmry-Queen's-H. H. McLean 50
Victoria -Pius Michaud 44s)
Westmoreland -H. R. Emmer-
son 1.444)
PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND.
Prince -James W. Richard
Queen's -A. 13. Warburton
Qu.sa's-L. E. Prowse
NA/MATCH E W AN
Aasinihoia-J. G. Turriff
Bettleford-A. Champagne
Humboldt --Dr, Neale
ldackensie-Dr. R. I. �h
Moos Jaw -W. E. Knowles....
Regina -W. M. Mart in
Ba teocG-Hon. T. McNutt.
Saskatoon -4;. A. McCraney
Maj.
6n
273
414)
(410
(11:1
4466
4445
714,
4.4
Mai
ALBERTA.
sdlspntoo-Haj.
un. F. OliverOlivet. •.. 2,201
E.
NEW BRUNSWIQI(`
Maj.
w. John City--D1.S. W.J.Daniel' 202
York -0. 8. Crocket 700
1R1NCE EpWARD ISLAND.
1 235
4(1)
149
224
IIs)
411
1.1.10
Maj.
150
108
:44)
191
13.39
401
Maj.
Kings -A. L. , racer
SARK IIE\WAN.
Mak Qu'Appelle-R. 8. Lake.. _._...•. Mff9
ALBERTA.
Maj.
Calgary -M. 8. McCarthy-, 205
Macleod -John Herron 2230
Medicine Hat -C. A. Magrath. 214
BRITISH COLUMBIA.
Maj.
New Westminster -J. D. Taylor 18
Vancouver -George H. Cowan1.
Victoria -Bernard
The Kind We Like to Get.
Hugh McDonald, formerly of 8t.
Helens, writes from Enderby. B. C. :
"I non sending you herewith $l as my
subscription fee to The Signal for
another year. 1 always look forward
with great interest to the day when
The Signal comes. it seems as 1 read
IIA pages that i am getting a weekly
letter from home. i wouldn't Is•
without it for twice or three times the
price."
A young artist recently gave his
wife her first peep at a picture be had
been working on Tor a wealthy patron.
"Why, dear. it's lovely," murmured
the better half -"lovely! But I think
those sheep look -well. just a trifle too
much like clouds -that is, of course,
dear--er-unless they are clouds!"
Some people have ability enough,
but it's like goods in the piece ; they
never make it up into anything.
leaves Toronto via Grund Trunk Rail-
way System 9 p. m. Oct. 2n, au and
:31st lPullman, coach and baggage
accrw4modation) for North Bay. stop -
Sir Wilfrid's Boyhood.
The Belfast Witness is responsible
for the following :
"There bets never been any. doubt as
to the high-tuinded character of Sir
\Vilfrid Laurier. He has won the ad-
miration .f his countrymen by
suoral power. one of the members of
the Canadian Parliament once asked
Sir Wilfrid how it was that, ,being ,.
Roman Catholic, he was ai broad in
his views. His answer woo -"Up 1,,
the age of eighteen i could speak noth
ing hut'Frencla, and I hired out with s
Scotch farmer in order t. learn Eng-
lish. Every morning this g.,ol man
held family worship. and the different
members of the household read in
turn a verse of the Bible. In the
curse of time 1 was invited to remain
wtth the family while morning service
was held, .and i hrul every opportunity
.f judging the sterling and consistent
character of that goal fanner
and his fatally, and 1 most admit that
ME MAN V1110 SWEARS BY
THEA BRAND SUCKER
la tow man who
hos tried to get
the same *mice
out d some
other maks
140.41
°bit 111.
Clean
ight Dwaine
Cauervrsteeed Waterman
and Sold Everywins
:x'nrge*%.4
CHAS. E. GRIFFITH
UPHOLSTERING
ANO REPAIRING
HAIR MATTRESSES RENEWED
AND RE -MADE
CARPET . Ali order..
LAYING prlohant . ly attended
Repair !towns: One door 'West of C'. J-Maf/aea
moss Stan. waatduree4. -----
Rsidan.a--Kisiu Arenas. ,
(ODERICa, ONT.
t he impressions 1 I here received have
rvmain.vl with me thriough lib:. and
BLANKETS
AND
ROBES
Ask to see our
5A
Patent Horace Blankets in all
styles and qualities.
Robes, Robes, Robes.
Saskatchewan 13 u It 1 u
Robes,
Sandwich Fur Robes,
M14nitoba Buffalo Robes,
Bishop Fur Robes.
liorse hide Robes.
Gonne and get year t..
H. E. Knox
AUBURN _,
have undoubtedly inliut•nc.•d me nn le
thin 1 kh.w."
it is called St. John's church, and
possibly the inference drawn trove
that fact is naturae. The boy had
been there frequently. and, us a result,
fhe doctor's face had become tolerably
familiar 1.0 hien. One Sunday. how.
ever, a visiting clergyman occupied
the pulpit, and the Troy was naturally
troubled. -Mamma.," he said, in a
very audible whiip er, "what's become
of Saint .lohn - Chicago Post.
BRIGHT'S
DISEASE
is the deadliest and most
painful malady to which
mankind is subject Dodd's
Kidney Pills will care any
case of Bright's Disease.
They have never failed in
one single rase. They are
the only remedy that ever
has cared it, and tory are
the ordy remedy that can.
There are Mutations of
Dodds Kidney PIM --pill
box and same -het imita-
tions are dangerous. The
original and only Pennine
cure for Bright's Disease is
DODD'S
KIDNEY
PILLS
l_-
Deals Kidney t 31 are
11fty cents a bee .4 an
druggists.
SEE OUR
CAMERON & MOORE
SPECIALS THE DEPARTMENT STORE
WEEK
THIS WEEK
THIS
'PHONE 20
PHONE �O
DRESS GOODS
DEPARTMENT
We have just put in stock a'
new range of stripe suiting, in all
the new Fall shades, the most of
---them in suit lengths, no two alike,
extra good vahte 50c
for k1�/�.
BROADCLOTH
Among all other fahrics is the
richest and most serviceable. It
gives to the wearer that smart
elegance of dress. For costumes.
suit, and skirts it excels all
other cloths. Our showing is com-
plete in all the new Fall shades' of
190e, teem the plain weave to the
finest satin finish. Our prices range
from
50c. to $2.00 per y.l.
MANTLE
DEPARTMENT
Fifty new coats
W this department, which
more new styles and
assortment.
added
mean.
larger
AT $6.50
Women's Coat made from a
good .++unlity Melton sloth loose and
semi -fitting, velvet coflar, should-
ers and sleeves lined in lack and
AT $8.00
Women's Coat. made from gond
weight Broadcloth, shoulder -lined,
self -trimmed with buttons, velvet
collar in black and navy ,t very nice
style. for
$8.00
AT $14.00
Women's Coat made from
teensy weight heaver cloth, Lcwe-
fltting, self - trimmed, cap ovPI
sI1o111dP1•, cuff, on sleeves, shoulders
and sleeves lined with good quality
an extra heavy coat, for
$14.00
AT $17.00
Women's Coat mad" from a
nice brown diagonal .ergs, semi -
fitting. handsomely trimmed with
silk drawing braid, ruffs on sleeves,
shoulders and sleeves lined, a very
new,atyle, for
$17.00
GODERICM
GODERICH
Did you ever see such fine weather ? It is really too nice to last
long. Had you not better buy now the warm garments you will be
needing when it does get cold ? Don't wait, it you are particular about
getting the best, for the best always sells first, although the goods are
all very nice. By early buying you get a much better range to select
from. Now that Thanksgiving is approaching, what are you going to
buy? You are certainly going to want something ; come and see if we
haven't got it for you. Get your eye on the specials given here, then
come to the store. We know you won't be disappointed. Feel perfectly
free to walk in and make yourself at home, and if there is anything you
want to see Just ask our very obliging clerks to show you. Don't ever
expect a frown if you don't buy ; it is a pleasure for any of our staff to
show you goods, and you will never be asked to buy. We are going to
make it your store, because we are going to make the prices suit you.
New goods arriving daily. Come in.
MEN'S CLOTHING DEP'T.
MAiN FLOOR
This is time of year when nearly every man
will want to get his new snit, so here goes a goal
chance to get something that is good and right
up -to -date -a line of dark brown stripe worsted
suits. worth $16.00, that we are sell- $12.00
inpr for Vll
We are also the sole agents for (loderich for
the Crown Tailoring Co., and this week we re-
ceived 2411 ne'w pat terns of goods that are now nn
view in this Department. Remember the Company
guarantee perfect fit or no money. Save from
W3.00 to 110.00 now by plectng your order.
25c Braces for 15c.
-Sdozen pairs Men's Braces, mgn{iir rc value,
or 16c.
Men's hecto y Melton and Beaver Coats, well
tailored in latest cut, prices from $5.00 to $14.00.
Men's Tweed Suits, reg. $8.00,
for $4:95 -
A big special in Men's Tweed Suits this week.
sizes 376--44, regular value $8.00, now $4.06.
Men's Kentucky Jane Pants $1.25
Men's Pante. .''.4ra heavy weight (Kentucky
Jane cloth), will wear out two pairs of overalls,
t. hick and waren, wears like leather, siwcial value,
per pair 4.23. -...
Specials in Neck Wear
5 dozen Ties in large assortment, regular value
25c and 35.•. clearing this week Two for ase
GROCERY DEPARTMENT BASEMENT
SUGAR ARRIVING IN CARLOAD LOTS TO THIS DEPARTMENT.
We hove unloaded a car this week, and while it lasts you can get sugar
cheaper than you have got it for many a day. This is it --21 lbs. best Granu-
lated Sugar $1.00.
Some Specials for One Week
Corn Flakes, per package, sc.
Shredded Wheat, 10c.'
Assorted .Tams, pint ,jars regular 15c,
for Dc.
Choice Catsup, in pint bottles, :''c.
One box Evaporated Apples, while
they last, lic per lb.
Fresh Eggs and choice Butter always on hand.
No mail or 'phone orders taken for specials in thus department.
NEW IDEA FASHION PLATES FOR NOVEMBER ARE HERE.
Don'tmiss the Thanksgiving Number of the New idea Magazine, on our counter, 7 cants
EASIEST STORE iN TOWN TO GET YO MONEY BACK.
i
WATCH OUR
THANKSGIVING
DISPLAY
FURS at 10 Tess
Owing to the very warm
weather the thought of furs has
only occurred to very few people,
You will need that fur, our warm
weatb.-r is almost gime. To introd-
nee early buying we will for one
week give a special discount of 10
per ,cent. on all furs. Our show
rooms are stocked with a large
variety. Our fun are itnequaf{ed for
their workmanship and superior
quality.
HEATHERBLOOM
SKIRTS $1.58
Twenty only black Heather -
bloom Skirts, a very good quality,
three rows of stitching with a deep
pleated Hoorn*, regular value 12.50
for this week
$1.58
CHILDREN'S BEAR-
SKIN COATS
AT CLEARING PRICES.
Fifty white Bearskin Coate
good quality cloth, handsomely
trimmed with silk and braid,
marked down to prices that will
clear them, ranging from
$2.00 to $7.00
TIE---NBW- PHOENIX
MUFFLER for Ladies.
W.'bove them in all
50c.
MILLINERY
DEPARTMENT
Fifty new shapes just in, clearing at
$1.19
124c FLANNELETTE
for 9c.
Thirty pieces Flannelette in
nice dark and light stripes, 36 inches
wide and good heavy weights, tee-
nier 124e, this week for 90.
A few Specials In
CORSETS.
Some odd lines in one cornet
cl.'nertment to clear at big reduc-
tion*.
$1.25 CORSET FOR 9oc
1.00 .. .. Esc
75c .. e
The are rare bargains end lntany
of the lines will go nut in a hurry.
CAMERON & MOORE