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FOR REEVE.
3 4
79 60 112
71 67 63
FOR DEPUTY REEVE.
r•1%r 1 2 3 4 5
GG. M. Elliott....82 66 tB 74 42
76 Sel 09 71 57
Majority for Reid
POR COI;NCILLORS.
1 2 3 4 5 6
45 64 48 36 42 79
ti3 67 41 60 37 49
911 102 ei - 86 73 118
95 70 84 08 61 110
Ili 81 76 78 ii:: 76
T3 71 tib e7 37 09
108 102 85 97 el 92
06 ti3 ' 99 98 78. 96
P014 SCHOOL THUSTEE.
ST. PATRICK'S WARD.
80
a,. tbi .
7
46
38
79
57
38
84
46
52
Total
361
326
839
561
5IK3
419
688
61l
raised in other municipalities), coupled
with the perfect opposition organiza-
tion, were sufficient to account for his
defeat. He had always had the best
interests of the township at heart and
he his eorcoss.rr.!khir.
Sturdy, and wished him • sucees.tul
year at the board. "If needed at any
time," said Mr. Salkeld, "I shall
likely be found 'engaged in the 'agri-
cultural procession one mile ;south of
ticalerich-"
Samuel Sturdy, the Reeve -elect,
gave a neat speech. thanking the
electors and promising to do all in his
power to promote the welfare of,,the
township. He and the ex•Reeve were
on the most friendly term& and there
was no reason why they should not be
w.
Some of the councillors also smoke—
end w began another year ib the
Municipal history of Goderich town-
ship.
Majority for Blair
Butlaad
Sturdy Majority for Sturdy
BY-LAWS.
LOCAL OPTION.
1 2 3 4 6'
For .,.. 11k3 85 92 104 62
�
_ Against tr2 • 8:3 .til, 57 48
Ne. of favorable votes uTrrel iiT?' Bylaw
No. of favorable votes polled.TE
TO ABOLISH RAR AND LI HT CONNISIION.
1 2 3 \4 5 6
For 50 4)6 53 4y 47 66
Against .... 1011 90 86 05\ 03 98
Bylaw defeated by majority of :,.,.. \
$11,050 2 BLNTtTREe 3 4 LAW.
Por 50 67 40 65:
Against 52 35 96 31) 4411\
Bylaw carried by majority of
COLBORNE.
i,a`L #•... 1"$.� h.,"!'a'& '- FOR REEVE.
Benmiller. Saltford.
1 2
MOEWAB 60 79
Ji Yernighan 80 20 iY
Majority for McEwan
MOR COCNCILLOR8.
8'2
42
4 3r'
•;0
51 18
TUOKERSMITH.
Reeve—Robt. McKay (by acclama-
tion).
• Councillors -Joseph Atkinson, Kobt.
D. Bell. Herbert Crich, Daniel Mc-
Naughton.
FARMERS' INSTI-
TUTE MEETINGS.
--
Winter CampaignOpenlag at Kintil
and Auburneti zt Week.
Meetings under the auspices of the
West Hurop Farmers' Institute will
5 F#"i Total be hekl at Kintail un Monday Jan-
uary lltb, and Auburn on Tuesday,
41 $i 41 January 12th. There will be two ees-
e?hrsn. I17
,� ,ions at each place, in the afternoon
� l N eta at 2 o'clock and in the evening at 7:3).
Besides local speakers, A. Groh, of
aar�k� • Preston, and Miss Susie Campbell, of
Brampton. will assist in these meet -
Tu I togs. Mr. Grob will give an address
41 413 at each session. and Miss Campbell,
io addition to addressin}T the even-
ing meetings, will conduct a meet-
ing for ladies only at each place in the
afternoon.
Supplementary meetings of the In-
stitute are announced as follows :
Londesboro—Saturday, February 13 ;
Holineeville—Monday, " 15 ;
Carlow—Tuesdayy, •• 18:
St. Augustine—Wednesday. •• i 17
Dungannon—Thursday, "+ 18 ;
St. Helens—Fridav, 11.
!cs.
7 Total
962
596
To, ai
. 36t
273
91
Carlow. •
3
87
73
McMatrne 56
Darrow - 47
=t
Mos36
Yovxa .... 6
McLart,
Wilson
Plrst four eleet:d.
Total
276
218
60
His Little Dig.
Wife : '41s there any difference be-
tween a fort and a fortress r
Husband : "Not much, except, of
course, that a fortress must be harder
to silence !"—Lippincott',.
No Escape.
Gaston burst like r whirlwind in
upon his friend Alphonse.
-Will you be my witness?" he cried.
"Going to fight ?"
"No: going to get married. •'
Alphonse, after a pans*, Inquired.
"Can't you apologize P"—Exchange.
Kema
SAV
Genuine, undoubted saving c
store while this big January
lines bought purposely for J -
clearing lots from our own s
sold out before stock -taking
• n the bargain counters and tables, marked at price
their value.
Here are some of them.
.a s
78c for $i.00 and $1.25 Black Ch
This�o.
e month
of �.
kable
NCS
ces all over the
• is on. Special
say selling, with
k that must be
comes, are out
rery much below
These silks are genuine $1.00 and $1:25 qualities, and worth every cent of these pita
Silk Manufacturer carried a stock in Canada and decided to discontinue doing so. In
sell from sample only. He cleared out his entire Canadian stock at a great sacrifice ; thi
it. For our Janu:l ry Sale the price is 78c instead- of $1.00 and $1.25, just because he did
French Chiffon To Feta Silks of extra good quality, suitable for waists, skirts, coats or
good silk for as lit tie money as we ever offered you. Regular $1.00 and $1.25. ' For
very special. per yard
BAYCEL STIIRD?..- ......3.,.:..* . 36 66
H. L. Salkeld. .. 87 27
Majority for Sturdy -054
Joint McCLURE
WH. H- LORE
JOHN RATHWELL
J. W. Y.o
P. Cole .. - .. 29
McClure. Lobb, Rathwell and Yen elected.
HU LLETT.
PIJR RKPYE.
°a.^P'.'...., 1 2
3 4 5
60 45 07
45 39 311
Total
331
Zi8
l <; .it t 95c for Yard -Wide Black Taffeta Silk
One yard wide black taffeta silk, extra weight and finish, A 1 quality, worth at
$1.50. Another January Silk Special at per yard
Just about 100 yards to sell.
is $1.25 to
95c
51
35
05
25
38
31
:;n
• •31
26
ass
367
348
3,1
171
YON COI.• NC I LIARS.
JAB. LEIPER 73 108 66 tfil 45 ? 34 34 316
ROBERT CLARK.... 92 86 37 43 31 36 55 iia)
JOHN BARR 39 06 36 09, , 3:3 48 47 ' :03
JOHN TAHBLTN 91 70 18 70 2u' 50 56 ..ray
John Lambert . 40 48 58 31 26 20 39 265
Samuel MCOooI 29 24 21 48 t3: 2t1 33 213
Leiper, Clark, Barr and Tamblyn elected.
�.:
THE COUNTY COUNCIL.
Large Number of New Members in the k
Remedy ,New
Body.
The Huron count council of 1909
will be composed as foNows :
Ashfield—Thos. 8totbere. Wm.
Hunter.
Oolborne—H. J. A. McEww&n
Goderich Township — 8mlr m e e )
8 Stanley -Wm. Glen.
Hay—Peter Lamomt.
Stephen—Henry Wlllert, Wm; Ah-
derson.
Ueborne-Noon Moir.
Tuckersmith—Robert McKay.
Hullett—Hugh H. Hill.
McKillop—J. M. Govenlock.
Rant Wawanosb—W. J. Parka.
West Wawanosh—Stephen Medd.
Morris—Neil A. Taylor.
Grey—Wm. Fraser, John Grant.
Turnberry—David H. Moffatt.
Howlck—Thos. G. Shearer. Joseph
;ts rya Hain*tock.
Goderich—W. P. Gellow, Chas. A.
Raid.
Clinton—B. J. Gibbing,
Seaforth—James Watson.
• Wingbare—A. J. Irwin.. "
Exeter—Thos. H. McCallum.
Bengal)—Owen Geiger.
Hayfield -0. M. Smith.
• Blyth—W. J. Milne.
Brussels—John Leckie. - ..
Wroxeter—Con. Reis
Of the thirty-one members no fewer
than fifteen were not in last year's
council, although three or four of the
t fifteen were formerly members of the
council at one time or another.
�? The first meeting of the new coun-
F cil will be held on Tuesday,January
'c 20th. It is the turn of the iberals to
pfi choose the warden, and Peter Lamont,
q'. Reeve of Hay, ie looked upon as per-
haps the most likely mean for the poet•
tion. It will be between him and
r Reeve Fraser of Oreo.
WEST WAWANOSH.
Stephen Medd is Reeve ---Three New
Councillors.
There is a great change in the
township eouncll of West Wawsnosh.
Reeve Bailie, atter three yeses of god
work for the townshipwas defeated on
Monday by Stephen Medd• who was
am of last year'* councillors. The
only other member of the 1908 council
re-elected is S a m u el Thompson.
Three new men are elected as coun-
eillors--JN. Aitchison, Wm. Watson
and W. A. Wilson. There was a
slump in Mr. Baille's vote in the
Auburn division especially. T b e
exact arum are not, vet at band.
ELECTION NIGHT
AT HotmasvILLE.
ce cwNw. M rin he Elsctsr. MMr
theRc*meevllle, Jan. & — Lai* night.
tits etsetioo returns were to.
eszrs. Seibold and Sturdy, the rivals
Is the contest for the reeveship, ad-
dressed the electors who bad gathered
la %h. village to bear the news.
Mr. Seibold. ttt he
defeated esndidate,
marking that he was sharing the fate
of many tetter men. During hie four
years in township affairs he had re-
ceived splendid support, and he did
not think this defeat showed that the
electors had lost confidence in him.
Him home poll had given hint an in-
creased vote, but the complaint about
high taxes and the county salaries
question (which, he said was not
We are all ready with
a big supply of all author-'
ized text books for Public
Schools, Separate Schools
and Collegiate Institutes,
at closest prices :
Scribblers, Exercise
Books, Foolscap, Lead
Pencils, Slate Pencils,
Erasers, Pens and Ink,
and the greatest Lead
Pencil Sharpener ever
shown, price 15c.
Terms strictly cash.
Geo. Porter
j The Dress Goods at 37c . ,,
Hundreds ofards good Drees Goods selling at :47c a
yard. Plein colors and fancy weaves, mostly dark
shades, suitable for almost any purpose you use Dross
Goods for. Regular 50r to 75c a yard. All clearing at
oneprice de for this Great January Sale and that price 37c
Dress Goods at 07c.
200 or 800 yards in this lot. A gathering
and plain Dress Materials that sold at 860
yard. We are. determined on a genuine cl.
the Dress Goods stock before stock -taking,
your rhoioe of this lot albs exceptionally low
qualities considered. of per yard
We Will Save You Some Money On Furs,
You can save money buying furs here before dur January Sale is over. You k w
the high standard of furs this store sells. Not an unworthy quality finds a place in e
stock, and there is not a question about the trustworthiness of every piece of fur that is
here. We have several hundred dollars locked up in furs that we would like to get c t
before January is over. To do it we are prepared to quote you prices that you will t
better anywhere. A splendid assortment still to choose from in both muffs and ne
pieces. It you want a bargain in a good fur come and see what we will do for you.
r
Style, Fit and Durability
Are three very important features in a Shoe.
They are qualities that every Shoe in/bur immense
stock gust and does possess. Every line is selected
with thele endo in view, and before. being offered for
sale every $hoe is carefully exam/tied, thus ensurtng
perfect quality.
In Felt and Felt -lined Boots and
Shoes
we cab supply the wants of everyone at the lowest
prices.
qty . TM
Our Rubbers and Overshoes 'Iv
are the best fitting and hest wearing goods that can
be procured from the leading manufacturers.
REPAIRING'"L mr
THE COTTON ENDS
Buy cottons for six months ahead while you can get these prices. Five and ten -yard
ends direct from the British makers. Every end you buy means money sewed. Five and
ten -yard lengths only.
NO. I QUALITY.
This is an extra plain cotton with rather a coarse thread and one that will
give splendid wear. For January sale we will evil it, 5 -yard lengths for 40c and
10 -yard lengths for 80c.
NO a QUALITY.
This cotton is tull 36 Inches wide.
Bette, grade than No. 1, a little finer.
Bright. Cambric finish and is a quality
suitable for any purpose, 5 and I0 -yard
lengths. '5 -yard ends at 4ic. 10 -yard
lengths at 90c.
NEW THIS WEEK.
NO. 3 QUALITY.
This is an exceptionally good cotton,
the weaving iv very seem, it Is frill 36 In.
wide, just as good as if you paid Ile or
15c for it. 860 or 300 &yard and 10 -yard
lengths to sell in January at, 5 -yard ends
f,.c 55c or 10 -yard ends at $1.10.
Early Spring arrivals for January selliug 1
your 8pr nj sewii4 early.
Vslencience Laces, English, French and
German mikes,
Maltese Laces and insertions,
Cluny Laces and Insertions,
Black Valencience Laces and insertions,
Waisting Prints, white ground with
spots and stripes.
eady now for�o,l if you want to get at
Silk and Wool Deese Goode in light
shades,
Plain or Mercerized Mulls in evening
shades.
New Waists mode from mudins' and
vesting,, very nubby. 51.60 to $5.00.
L Downing 6 MacVicar
TRIMMED HATS
The Coats for Jan
We are going to empty the at racks
1.1.•,.• January is over. Evgarment
must he .,rid, for we never carry - over
from one season to another. It want a
good coat yourself or for your , come
and see them, for we can save y.. • ...y.
IOCoats at$IO
Ten coats at 510.00 +piens, lacks.
uavys and browns. Some sem thug
and loose. 48 to 60 Inches 1 plain
beaRver and51ker.*.
160 to All516 naw00, this n.
Regular eyalit
January special at
5 Coats $6.25
Five only black jacket.. •re
made from good quality cloth th will
gir • splendid wear. Regular • • is
at least 5&60. Special for .2 G
'•rnnary each J
25 Coats at One -Quarter pB
Twenty-five only ladies' new js*eta.
These are exoeptloeally bandeom ars
morale, most of them being tray lens'
samples bought much below sir
worth. It is impoa.ibl• foe' us put
them all In at one price, se for J ary
Sale we have them marked at r
milling prices and offer yea your c
One -Quarter
AT S2.48
The trimmed hats we are selling at 52.43 ate causing a OHM silos among millinery buyers. A big pur•hase of
stylish shapes about six weeks ago makes this extraordinary low price possible. Values ars 54.00 to $2 ,5Q
> .00. The trimmings used are first-class. 39 or 40 to choose from. All at one price, each
Heavy English Flannelettes 121,c
These are heavier and hotter than our regular 124c quality, and
would *ell at 16c at least. We bought them direct from the maker or
we would have to sell them at (.bat. Halt a dozen good patternqs in
pinks, gray. and blue*. A11 stripes, 315 to 34 inches wide, greets) 12k
for January *ale, per yard
White Vesting i5c
When a few doses of
HICK'S CURE -A -COLD TABLETS
would likely clean it out of your system.
THEY HAVE DONE 80 In numberless caeca, WHY NOT IN
YOUK8 P
And 1f there is any cough, or irritation of the throat, try our
SYRUP OF TAR AND WILD.CHERRY
(25c per bottle)
,,....wt ..- S. E. HICK 11.E r.
Central Drug Ston - Ont.
White Cotton Vesting,
halt a dozen new deelgne,
stripes. spots and sprays.
Regular 90c and 26c,�^
January •ale per yd... 1 alba.
Hair Pads 15c
as is the regular twice for
these hair pude. Fine coil
wire covered with nal
human hair, light and cool.
Spent.) tax January 15c
Hemstitched Handk'fs, 8 for 25c
as down latices' plain hemstitched
handkerchiefs, }inch hem fine quality
India lawn. An extes spacial for wt..
January at 8 tot.... `J
Vests 35c
These vests are worth 800
in the reviler way. They
are part or our big purehass
of "seconds" and are excep-
tionally
xcep-ptionally comfortable, wall•
mads garments, 8 or 4 dogma
only f o sal for Januar, 35c
sale at each
15c towelling Ioc
Damask Cloths
$1.75
12 only pure Irish
Linen able cloths.
Each cloth is 24 )yarde
long. Jimmy satin
finished damask. Qual-
ities that will stand no
end of hard wear.
Very special for Jan-
us!, .ale, mach $t.73.
l'''"'"'"'"11 DIRECT IMPORTERS,
GODERICH ONT
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