HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1909-1-7, Page 4THE SIGNAL: MD ER ONTA RIO
The Municipal Electicns.
Mayor Macklin Again by Large Majority Local
Option Bylaw Fails Because --Three-fifths
Requirement -Water and Light Commission
Sustained- Ashfield Carries Local jOption Bylaw
-Other Results Throughout the County.
The municipal elections in lioderir
on Monday rerult.d in the ra•turn .
Dr. Macklin ar Mayor for a'seonn
terra and the election of Dr. giallo
as Reeve, Chas. A. Reid *s Depot
Reeve, and J. W. t'raigie, It. R. Se
lows. 11. C. Morning's. P. T. Dein.
Ohss. H. Humber and John Kart Jor-
dan aa councillors.
- The chief interest in the cont.-.
centred, however, in the voliug 01
the local option bylaw. A very ler,fe
vote was palled-1.1113_malt Thtre
h THE COUNCIL
,1 Mayor .4. 11.:ilaeklin.
d Reeve -W. F. Ballow.
Deputy Reeve ('has. A. Heid.
Come -Mom .I. W. 1'raigi'. 1'. 1'.
7 Dean, ('has. 11. Humber. J. East
I- Jordan. H. ('. Muuuings, 11. It. Mat -
ions.
WATER AND LIMIT ('OMMIS•
SION.
t I
Mayor Macklin.
R..1. Megaw.
1 W. T. Murder.
CLINTON.
firths of this vole -.the proporti r.•
quired to carry the bylaw ---would 1«
8M, and the vote in favor of the by
law failed by only. eight of reaehing
. this figure. The vole war I101 for th.
' bylaw and 413'agatrr't:
these figures the bylaw is defeated.
the vote indicates* very decided feel-
ing against the drinking placer, of the
town and is a warhing to liquor -
sellers that their business as taut -eon
ducted is doomed.
Owing to the illness of Town ('leek
McKim, the official declaration et the
vote was not given on lltesdav morn
Ing, and thee* "trey
change from the figures given above
In anycaee it is likely that a recount
will be applied for.
The w ater and light comruirsion ons
ypatoin.•J by w, terga_ u,ajurit.y. Sb..
vote being :ill for and (MIS against on
the bylaw to abolish the commission.
rhe bylaw to authorize Abe issue of
debentures to the amount at..ilt AIL
for capital expenditures on the water
and light systems was carried by e
vote of 364 to 274.
There were contests in two wands
foeticide at the public school' board.
In St. Patrick's ward G. F. Blair
polled 140 votes, a majority of 22 over
J. S. Platt. who held the position dur-
ing the last term. In St. George's ward
Oswald -Sturdy is elected witha-vote
of 87 to 41 for F. J. Rutland.
The vote is given in full in another
colurno.-----.- - Of the nine members of the council -
of 1904 five are returned; Reeve Mc-
Lean and Councillors Johnston and
Iaitbwaite retired and Deputy Reeve
Elliott was defeated.' C. A. Reid.
who displaces Mr. Elliott as deputy
reeve, was formerly it member of the
council for several years. and It. H.
Sallow. also is a former member. Mr.
Dean and Mr. Jordan are new to
" municipal life.
Owing to the large oumher of hal-
Iota to ha counted, the retard* owe ..
slow in coming in. A few minutes, how-
ever, after the last polling place was
heard tram The Signal's "extra" was
in circulation. giving the vote in M
Goderich and in Colborne is Jur
cull. This enterprise was evidently
much appreciated by the towns-
people, Judging from the lively de-
mand for the little sheet. :d
Supporters of Bylaw Cheerful. t
How the local option result was 1e.
eeived
e-
eeived by the supporters of the bylaw
is best expressed in a description of
the closing scene of the first service of D
the week of prayer, held in the Bap- "h
fist church on Monday evening.' The
church was filled and the congrega-
tion -intensely expectant. At the 'Iu
close of Rev. J. A. Anderson s semen la
the chairman asked if the reset( was •
known. Mr. A. M. Robertson arose
and read the figures, , which, while el
meaning probable defeat to the bylaw,
meant a strong expression of politic
opinion against the bytrrooute and a Jo
great moral victory that augured well
for the future contest. These sent i- Fa
menta were forcibly pronounced by
Rev. R. W. Millysrd and other speak- ,
ere. The feelingwas thatthe
figures
being w close, te possible results of a Ea
recount might be the carrying of the PN
bylaw and that, in any case, sooner or
later the barrooms would be definitely
banished from Goderich.
•
•
There was a general withdrawal of
candidates after the nutninationn, and
the r• tilt we. the 'lection of the fol-
lowing council without a detest ; -
Mayor -H. Wdtse.
!4 . ve IL,F.44t+.l,,,.K,,. -
Councillors T. Jackson. A. T.
Cooper, J. Taylor. W. Graham, J. A.
Ford. A. J. Hullo'. ay.
t%IN(iliA11.
The . ole was as�-�fA3tltwl. --. _._-....._..
For Mayor -David' Hell, 'Ci; Dr.
P. Kennedy, 67 ; '1 -ho. (Iregor .
For Reeve -Davi 1 boost .. 1
Or eOnwrt OM- u,.
\' r) . Nichu'-on, 201: S. Mj c
N. J. Howe. 1, :re4: V. 14 • n
J.
99;
Lake, Olden, Mbeguindah and Zorra
East. ,
With respect to the :31 placer where -
the repea4 of the local option law was
the issue the retu•ue are i i iuplett',
Save in two instances, Griniieby North
and ftYeet litrati&xe. In 27 cases
(Iwai option was sustained by majori-
ties running ar11g i as :121" 11r-hlle
in Hepworth and l'ourtwright, where
repeal was carried, the majorities
wei•4 both email.
Where torsi Option Carried.
Athena =---•< <. +_...1.1- :.,l/t/Satica
Ash tle Iii .... ............ 1311 4
Iiowivanville .... .. 12 3
('scales• :31i :3
Kkfrid :309 :3
Escott Front 4
Havelock 131 3
Hillier .... 207 1
Iroquois 17 . 2
Kennebec 189 1
Limerick 40 1
Ml iddleton 6 1
Oritlia. 151 1
genera
Sidney : - e' (131' ' 4
Tweed r4► 4
'l'h a rlow 4
'Pudor• and easdred: :::. ----517%----- -.1
Wyoming., 67 3
Wellington 6 •'
1Vullaetwc .... 107 1
`Ynngr and l r.cutt Eeiar... TS ' 2
..
Is. Int:
11, 207 :
man,
231: Dr. R. 1 Redmond, 91. ; 11'11.
Bone. 'Jill ; 11 B. Elliott. :'312 ; W.
Mi'Kltltpnn, .R:, ; Deo Mpntton,
The counr•iI will therrlore be a fdl-
lows : Mavor -Thos. Gregory. Reeve
- 1)r. A. J. Irwin. Councillors -Geo.
-31i•Klt.1N.n, H. B El.
liott, Wm. Hone, Dr. It. C. Redmond,'
V. Vannoru,an.
HHNSALL. • t.
Reeve- Given Geiger, •122; Fred
timallaeolllh. Ion. Geiger elected.
Conneiliors - Alex, - Brandt.':rl;
A1e, Dow. f.-1 ; 1Valter Itopkirk, 74:
Harry H. Ingram. 112: Alfred Sem-
tin. 1.41: Jna. D. Stewart, 13f1: Alex.
'Ili peon, 105. Stewart. brandts
Scrutin and ingrain elected.___--_
EXEFER.
Reeve --Thos. 11 jilr r'itllunt.
CouncillorsW. J Carling. W. J.
Heaman, Wellington Jahns, . C. J.
Luker. •
Public School Trustee' - Three. B.
Carling, Semite) Martin„ Frank Wood.
Reeve --Dr. 1Vmr James Milne.
Councillors -James Cutt, er., Thor.
ode, Allan B. Bainto,, Wni. 1(. Mr-
-_Wl DIETER. ---
Reeve -Con. Reis,
Councillors -John- Douglas, A. H.
offat, A. Mel.usp, W. A. Mather -
d.
H 4 IFTELD.
Reeve -G. M. Smith, 41. D.
Councillors D.wid Leetrh, Samuel
oore. Joseph McEwen, tyre. J.
Yhiddon.
LV•CKNOW.
Reeve -John Joynt.
Councillrns-James J. Henderson,
avid N. Lawrence, Moorelam ' Mit-
ell, John G. Murdoch.
Local Option Bylaw -For, IE@ ;
linst, 137. Number of votes re-
ired, IIt2. The bylaw therefore
its.
• BRUSSEf y.
The following wen' elected 1.y ac.
mutation :
Reeve -John Leckie.
( ouncilTiiM - 1). A. Lawry. J. (4.
nes. A. C. Dances, P. Ament.
Seh.wl Tri,.teer-J. 0. ,liken,. Thos.
rtow. M. 11. Moore.
McEWAN AGAiN.
Colborne Township Reelects Ila Reeve
Some Changes in the Cduncil.
After a keenly contested tight Col-
borne township re-elected Reeve
A. McEwen nn Monday by a majority
of 80 over J. N. Kernighan. Mr.
Hernighan led in his own poll. and
polled a good vote at Carlow and Lee
-
burn, but Saltfoni gave ie majority of
69 to its favorite son.
Ju. McManus headed the poll toe
councillors with the splendid vote of
iK3 Jchn Dustow ramp next with
238, Jacob Moser with ,
ith, and W. F.
Young with 217. Messrs. 1)nstuw and
Young were members of last year's
council, while Messrs. McManus and
Moser *ere both in the council in for-
mer7 e
ars
Messrs.
1 (,arty and 11'ilwre. the
ensucceseful nominees, were ls)tb
newcomers as municipal candidates in
Colborne. Mr. McL*rty headers the
poll at. Benmi i k4,il.on.wea
it theTiFof the heap at Carlow, but
their support at the other p>„Ils w
as
not sufficient to place thein among
the winners.
The vote in detail in given in an-
other column._
LOCAL OPTION IN ASHFiELD.
Bylaw Carried with Substantial Margin
-Councillors Elected.
A local option bylaw was voters on
in the township aAshl►eld on Mon-
day Nat, with the result that 512 votes
were cast in favor of the In sane. and
288 votes against. As the favorable
vote is well over the three-fifths' re-
gnired, this means that the bylaw is
carried and after May Ist next Ash-
fleld will have no liquor lic,•nses.
There are now four licensed places in
the township -one at Port Albert, one
et Hinted and two at Dungannon.
As reported last week, Reeve
�'-"-- iltothers and Deputy ite•eve !punter
were re-elected by acclamation. There
was a vote Inc councillors, the result
being the election of Charles Stewart,
with 477 votes ; Win. Kickley, 44)5 ;
and Joseph Dalton, :351*.
GODERiCH TOWNSHIP.
Sa(asel Sturdy Elected Reeve -- Lut
Year's Councillors Returned.
The rimmed of (iolerich township
for 1111011 will be the same as last year
except that the Reeve's chair will be
filled by Samuel Sturdy, who defeated
ex-Rmsve Harry L. Malkeld at the
pts on Monday by a vote of Mil to
a
John McClure, Wm. H. lull, John
Rothwell and J. W. Ten tree the coun-
elilor,r.
The vote is given in detail f• an-
other column.
EAST WAWANOSH.
V.
J. Parks is rice
teed
At 1.%awanedi, the vote. being f
rks, '254. Elle, 212. Majority for
rk . 42.
';1.3,
he councillors elected are 1'..W._
Robert McGee, John Gillespie
and Janees 11111tug. The vole was:
Scott 219, McGee 219. Gillespie 11111,
fuming 1544, Burchill 151, Chi.....
ISI, Henry 401. Robert/on 111X3, 13ee-
crofl 73, Walsh Mt. Deacon 43.
ti REY.
All the candid.(3'.1:except the fol.
lowing withdrew, leaving the council
elected by acclamation :
Reeve --WiIltit n Fr*.er.
irepnty Reeve -Julri liru:;.
t.:amnritlore .lohn 431 own, John
Cott. Jrules Mc l•'adzean.
IWLLET1'.
1l'eve - Benjamin ('hurehei11, 31.4 ;
Hugh 11. 14131.:44-. -------
Couneillore-Juhu ilii•, :1.4(4 -John
l'ai lwrt 2416 ; Rohm clerk -MT:
James Leiper, 437 ; Samuel McCool,
213John mb ,i
, • •rTa lyra, .,i.
LL )
1.
Reeve --J, 54.liovenlock.
Councillors -Henry Hyerman, Jas.
Cowan. Alls•,t (/unciae, 1'. .I. Mc-
Quaid.
Reeve - Neil A. Taylor.
Councillors .- John Mhortreed.
Charlet. B. 1Vilkinson, William J.
Johnston. John 5l,('rarken.
Lor+t Option Hylaw Fur, 2611;
STEPHEN.
Reeve- Henry Willem.
Deputy Reeve Wilbert' Anderson.
l'ouncillnrs - Jo110 foo v e, - 1••, e d
Wnerth, William Yearley.
TI'RNI31•;RRY.
Reeve- David H. 31'Ratt.
Couneilllns - Alex. Kelly, Hobert
M.•MI,-(11 , .Ithn Itutherferd, Arthur
Wheeler.
i'SHORNE.
Reeve John Moir. Majority, 44,
Comieillors lienr'ge Andres,, Fred
Lrtleringt.m, Win. Atkinson, Samuel
Routly(by arrlantetion►.
1 Additional returns ors pase,..r
LOCAL OPTION: RESULT&
Fifty-one Licenses Cut Off Witk Sev-
eral Places to'Hear From.
Torero,, .turnery f{. -.With eleven
places still to hear front, the respite of
thew voting on local option in the var-
ious municipalities in the Province
whore there war. ronlestte show thee
the byl*w was carried In 22 town -
'hips and inenrpnrated villages or
towns, 51 licenses being thus cut off,
while in twenty Mimes, with 62
licenses, there was a majority in favor
of torsi option, though not sufficient
to *retire its adoption owingR to the
three-fifths raltitrenw'nt. In eight
muniripaliti.* the bylaw was d.•
fnat.sl by a majority tole. The
places still to hoar from are Begot,
H*yham, Hrnugh*m, Cheeky, Dela-
**rr, limn, M*1*hidr. MAr a and
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1.1•
+'or. Aekt. censer.
Aylmer ..:311 :11., 6
Blandford one jority,
' 11171
Billing,.
Caledonia 117 140
Canboro' . ...... 11'2 121 1
ChestervilleI8t1 -11'3 :
CharIotteville 404 •388 , 2
-- eree t, ; .. Wee- l- -- 8
IMO 413 9
1
2
tiolerich
Ilege•rruan
Howland
Ilungerford 1majori-
ty, kir .
Ingersoll (117
Lucknow (majority,
431 ...;.,.. ..
11 aloe •. 371
Morrie
oitc.... 137
Yr �' 484
!Mg town (major'
ty, 9)1.......
11'Ir by majority.2t1:
•w�
GED
Great January Co binedSa'ILI
BEGIN
BEGIN
Saturday ,next ail over the Store .
WHAT IS A BARGAIN ?
Come here on Saturday, and you will find thatquestion answered in
every department in this store to your complete sit sfaction.
THIS IS NOT A FEW ARTICLES' SALT,
BUT A GREAT BIG STOREFtL OF GOODS' S
WHERE NOTHING IS RESERVED.
We will just call it a Stock -taking Sale. Our stock is altogethr too big for Stock-taki and
it must be reduced. We will make prices so that it will be reductd.
THE SALE WILL BE CONTINUED UNTIL THE IFOCK IS REDUCED
SUFFICLENTLY.
NO GOOD CHARGED AT SALE PRCES.
4
Alnwick
Met
License,.
2
Elzevir a • t ineethorpe 5 2
Glencoe... -,, •111 3
Murri.hiirg ... 65 , 4
Point Edwa • 4 :3
Tillsonhurg . ..► .-5
Trenton Rol-,-- it
Woodstock .. ., ... 21)3 1I
Amabel ..........
Arkona... . ....
lieamsville
Collingw. od
Court wright
Egn•ruont .. . :31
('in.f'h rnia .. ... . - tart
Grimsby.. :r0
Hope......... 348
Hepworth II
T 4441e44-. -14
Moore Tp .. ., 21si
Mountain '298
Markham ........ 1:39
31'Nah... 111
N o t t a w sea g a.::840
North Oxford
Osnabruck :5*3
Owen Sound 19:3
Pickering ' :C37
Peel Tp. .. .. 18
Richmond Hill.... 19
Southampton 44
4touffvil4e NO
Thornbury........ ... 49
Tara - 49
Vaughan 1444
Whitchur•ch.... _ 265
Nab,
Agt. Licenses.
S39 1
11 2
:3
1
J. H. COLBORNE
WATCH
rI OUR
JANUARY
SALE
1811/111/1 =ENO •181111111
CAMERON & MOORE
Llama• Reduction Carried ire Toronto.
Toronto holds its nuaniCipal elee-
tions ori New Year's Day. On Friday
last Mayor Oliver was elected for a
second term with an overwhelming
majority. Of a total vote Id 37,317 he
rrce• v.
l el
r
-(,Iltf. The bylaw h l
y to cut ..H
forty liquor Iirenses in the city was
carried by a majority of 840.
Owen Sound Sustains_ Local Option
Law.
Owen Sound, Jan. 5. -The end, for :.
time at least. of the bitterest and
mast sti'nuuui fight that this town
has yet seen on loyal option (acme t,,
11 close herr last evening. the beln.w
tieing sustained by a majority -of /777.
though the majority was 1713 in 4!sst
when the bylaw first carried. The
total v(,t.' polled •,yesterday was Gun
itundr•ee1 more thaw at the pre%mu.
contest. Hut the decisive nature tf
the victory was show., in the el'ctine
.0 the town council. Lout yeerlhis
body s11104 ten "anti." and l litre Leal
Optaofii•t id Y,•.t et•day the cit iz.•rs ,e.
verMd ',Villi 4, 11., *,.,l ('"4,44' the
eon 0Sl1S•onsist. of _ten--L�.prp,s.•nt,.t4trr�
of the teurperan,' peel& agal'nlit
three-vupp,r•.ter -of - the I4gtnn i.yfer-
eats : in Girt. every Caudiltate tot the
local rpt ion t icket was elected.
Oxford
Count
Still ''hY
County ,rt.
t
Woodstock, .Inn. .i. -Ox furl went
w•etin the tatting on local option 111
h' heir munirlpaltrie.S of Woodstock.
ngeta,al t Thine nits rg-slid-MlawAi,mi
"'Teeter -day. Woodstock .tuck rompbrtely
snowed ender the mea.me. The
heaviest vote 'ver polled ,thany tnitni•
cited election was brought hite and
when the tote wan counted hist night
there W44. .14 majority given airsinst
local option ..f- 22-rrtr trema i4(ht vise,
Th -re were sea votes in fsv,.r of the
'me/Isere. end 1.103 against it. Both
side« part Up a tremendous light. both
y'et..r•IAy and in the days of t 5,• rane-
t,iigu. The 1'emper*n.r Federation
hast a number `of churches ,,pen for
pravt7•dnring the day, And included
strung the drivers for the cause were
a n..... her of belies. North Oxford.
however, retried local option.
Results In Brantford.
The municipal elections in Brant-
ford on Monday resulted in a victory
for the Citizens League rnndidates
pledged to euh,nit a local option by-
law next year. Eleven out, of fifteen
aldermen elected won on that none.
W. H. Word (a brother of Mrs. 1'. '1'.
Halls, of town) wan eleete,l mayor
with a plurality of PIN over his neat-
est opponerft.- Ross A. Raritnll, form-
erly of (ioderich, wee re-elected alder.
man, heading the poll In his ward.
Stratford Elect' Dingman.
!Brat ford had a very exciting mimic.
ipal contest, with flveeandid.tex in Ilse
rnayorelty field - ex -All W. 14. Ding -
,nen. Mayor Gordon lord Aldermen
Harding. Mrllherget and Pauli. Mr.
Dingmen .t a. Merl .with n plurality
of 01 river the nest highest roan. Mr.
ilarding. The N'iapnra pow -'r bylaw
won carried by n na jo(it of 211. Mr.
Dingman, who is the editor of The
Stratford herald, has been ♦ ronsi,t-
en1 advocate of the Niagara power
scheme.
Repent i. o.. Cure will al-
ways cure my coughs and colds."
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0
T, -IE DEPARTMENT STORE OF GODERICH FJ
Greater than the Greatest
JANUARY CLEARIN6 and WIIITEWEAQ. SALESIBOOM
THE. first sit .i of the New Year kill Ile tired on Saturday morning at 8 o'clock sha:'i viten
everyone a..xious to save money should he around early. January clearing is the wort vhich
will apply to all our winter Stock, which will be, put'on sale at'unheard-of January clearing prices.
We are not going to tako'any long chances 071 keeping winter goods for sprig; shopp and
anyone coming in next spring looking for such.voods will ht' disappointed We simply wl t keep.
-;- 7verfrnm one st x8ot► to ano€Tier, so Here iS where we .tart.
We commence this yeat's business believing that we can more than double that of la. tear 1
the same space of time, and, believing this, we will start right now to give values that sho .i m -c
_ _- January Iook_big to us.
Now is the tilde of year the city department stores get in•their work on whitewear, an t ray a
costly catalogue they send out to induce early, buyers, but we are. watching that no mon& eaves
these parts without a struggle, so that in this store this January we will giye values in w itewear
that will make mail order catalogues look like medicine -almanacs. We have two of t largest
whitewear factories in Canada at our hack and they.are assisting us in this January sal, by giving
us values we never dreamed Of. Now then for the big, January Clearing and Whitewel Sale. UnIy
hree weeks left for this sale. Get here early and get choice. There is one thing t t retncmb('r
nuary Sale means. values you cannot hope to get atauy dtjier season of the year i i either clearing
of ,inter go( ds or whitowt•atr
Handkerchiefs, 8 for 25c
so dozen Ileudk.•rr•bl,-t., good rent
value, January ('Iestinq;... .8 fur 25c
35c Wool Hose, I9c
A tut of Wool Ito -e, ali 0114es, regular
value 35e, January Sale, per pair... . )9c
A term. assortment of La Belt*
in leather and elaetir. Hegel rr. Jan-
uaryHale• price
Ladies' Collars, I9c
A large o .ortueent lilt ft•tm1 u1n
(Christmas .,tock. sold for Sir• and
.IanuaryMule . 19c
Cushion Tops and Cords
311 I, Ih, el iph ('n•hion 'i'op., reg(
b+rh "•i 1 1.0 2.-.- anJ :t January clear -
ng .... 2 fur -2&c
feed, arena foul rtlot s. -5 rents a yard.
PAY US A Mit
liere
\, Dress floods Clearing
is a 114; chance t0 save •
mr,ney on Furs. During .January
all furs will.elear- at `L0 per cent.
discount. If you haven't a het of
furs, now is yourbane '. • We are
clearing them nod.
Women's Coats
Walked down far .3141)41*) 7 ti 411114
*14.(04 foal. for $9.1:•
101.11, • • '. 7 e..
17,1M1 .,
12 :POI
Men's Coon Coats
Only a few led,, One lot sold •guiat-
$Fa.111, gooei full lun-e.l skins, , annsry
'hearing ... .. ... .. .......... .134.60
/(r.• let ex G:. !leat'y and f 1 furred,
ukIne+,'b•"nulifml fur, sold r•, alar $;:, is,
Jani nt•jr cleating .... 149.60
GROCERY D
Ill
This department is always alive and will ah
"s1 Ili.. 1s .t ' ;e iiish figs, hist of a inn nun•hase, 7 I1.s. fur .
29c
Black Ten, extra quality, regular 40i-, now special. 'l chests only, 29c
_ase lbs..titeea and Black Ceylon Tea, regular 311", now 19
0:2 Pozen boxes Big -( Shoe Polish, special per box
After a strenuous game on the lee
-a tramp through the 11110W -
any other violent exercise -en j
a steaming cup of Cowan's Co .oa.
It relieves fatigue re ws
strength - and refresh the
the
entire system. /
Co.Lienttsd �.
Thr Cowan
- lioronto.
a
"Peerle s Peninsulairs
Are Cast -legs Ranges Sent Like Steel Ranges
"Peerless Ikninstilar• • Ranges have the
Drop (hen nil Low Closet which have
heretofore Jeent exclusive features of the
moat exp?Ihtive steel 1 ranges.
They are also the only rages trade with
Tire -Boa on tight or left side, as miv
letter fit the kitchen in which the range
is to be placed.. ,
eew,kcM�dre -,ry economicallain rr a .rJ to foe l �srr
strongly built, aha will give a lifetime of service.
an i.et as stow you their many teeters.' of
per4ovlty It
11
A tableful reuu*nein. Ja,,uary
clearing at half -pr. -•e.
100 MEN'S SUITS
Dark and ti •,1,111,, soft striped 1'. eyed
Shits, well t .orad and goal lini•,g..
Regular sites r; -on 34 to 44. Sohl rgu.
,r the cheap -t, suit in the lot 17.5 to
. 10.00, January clearing... 114.08
50 Boys' , rven:mate in black leaver
1 vicuna cloths, beet lining., w.•Il
1I r..d, newest styles, regular 87.:0,
Jauwit ring 14.98
Men's and Boys' Linen Collars
All latest dyk., all sizes, all
'shapes, tames of a lifetime to secure
Collar,( half and leas of what you ever
got the for before, January Male. each.7c
ARTMENT
platy an important p..:t in this dakuary Sale.
e**es Qrlaker Oats, large •'z • package, with 1 pier. semi -poi
'char t
,I f
aloe o
an i
each package. e
hie ware's'
Irg i r included in
price of pork' ,I ,et factor) cost. Regular at all
ratites lir, now, per pac►..ge. .19.
'ditann Raisins, regular 15r per Its now.-;rer Ib 9:
•IN •EIN■NIMI 1• • -•
Now that the excitement of CHRISTMAS and ,
ELECTION DAY is past, would it not be a •
!lice thing to have a nice
Morris Chair,
an; Oak Char or
/Fancy Palor P
to sit in bring the cold wine night, or a nl
Steel Davenpot Couch
1
ce
Call and see my line of f3rasseds. Just think
A SOLID BRASS BEiFOR $16.00
tine. ''l"' :, "'I levee ,-f MATRES and SPRINGS
keel, n I-el4 ',n u' IRON BE
n't "1•flfk w11 the
AIL KINDS OF UP -TO -DA PURN/TUR
Geo. Johnon,
one,, store,
Residence :744
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