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4 ODERICH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY. JULY `2) 1914
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Today
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homes.
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THE STERLINBANk
OF
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SAVE, because -
No. 117
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fur you. Ha, nese it to a bank account.
Head Ofoe. Garner Kum sad Bay Streets, Toronto
Gambrel Muses' - . - - - • - A. H. Walker
Godes-ark Bra icb A. Porter
OTHER BRANCHES AT
Aabors. Out Monktoo, Out
Bayfield, Out Sebringville, Ont.
Deagauaon, Out. Varna, Ont.
Some Desirable
PROPERTIES
for immediate ss&le
List your properties for sale or rent with me.
A. G. NiSBET
OFFICE NEXT CANADIAN RANK OFOOMMMICE, UODERICH
c�J Patmst : Orrice 20 ; Horse 150. P.O. Boz 364
PUBLIC NOTICE
1WBLIC NOTICE
In aecordaaeo w4tk Bylaw No. 11, INA all
weds snot be set ham vacant lob r odes
+...Denary to knee them from ,.ed1rig.
Faint' to comply with the pr'orh on of this
371.. w111 leave property owners open to pro
weapon. 13 t
FOR SALE OR TO NM
b'OR SALE. -A SECOND-HAND
(hickories wia ws la excellent 000dltim
Apply at THE CONVENT. Int f
DOOMS TO LILT. -WITH WATER
1t and bath above W. J. Crate{.k billiard
room, went etde of &Wane. Atglr to J. P.
Mgt' W N. 41-14.
L1uR SALE. -A LARGE FRAME
I; k.u.. ee 81.Ooorip. Cre.rent: modern
+wovsal mor. Amen to Ilas LYNN. ss til*
weenier. a tf
VOR $ALE. -ONE NEW STAN -
bete been. robs tJno : I rubber -tired
Weemsla geed nyder 1 ( boggyw4seMhares ahem. . Aoply W
tit _H
a SON. turf
L`°R SALE. -HOUSE AND LOT
1 e. I'loum .trent Beet of T emmee'. black.
mlth Woo . !..sole .fent!> sad a half frame.
sad l .m..4 rowan: good harm .faits . troll
..
re ..mall trim orad garden. Immediate
metes will be gives, a. *wort N lsavleg town.
AoMr to WALTER SHARP. on tbe preedem.
IY-t f.
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RENT. TWO Horse- 1 To
rent ase oe Elgin s.
in anon• a s' see o
MRS. A. D YC1L[An to MIR. M/iki 11 or
Ola RENT. -/LILLY *QUIPPED
hs�esic ltee leiww lettween Need h
W vis ads Weal to
ekm e3 er brdass.. J+ Hol $h' H or
r tt'o'
RKAL EI4TATE FOK SALE.
it • have for sale skeet tklrty town lees.
Priem Molting hem elect.*gppwatdi... eke cases
'PP.o1D�/tllyrI
. HAY' tit I11JJiK4,t-
Ont
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4L8An-'-1•L-Th• - . with /ver lab.
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madam see. -/ss. is
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toms. P. J.
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ASK FOR BALL -THE HAST
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dela• eadhambora.
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!OR IALlt-I 8.4ptsoedwith
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V bias Mid MEM
We bawl so szesetbeal ejtetlew'.. ddl/
fer es.tirt t�'1�aytsla
w (usa/alkiag
mown sed we Ym.a /wyil 'moaner is
yews sel58beriseed. seed for fell ya r
Uralan to
Peet taso1
sr .serir 0.rwr.w
,
flat arty v e 0.. Yormsbe.
WEST WAWANOSH
FIRE INSURANCEOO.
Oise of the best in the Pass'.
Jae.. fined rate of asemews!ut.
Litre Stook lowered at 419 frill
vain. wbM.6er on the ferns •
not Ne tP.cahle to masks ad's&
A MoILWAIN,
ND..
Amid lar Calheroo.
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AUCTION RAM
'T1. T. J%1J 7.-AIaLl 'sleet as acre. of
Misarlet IA A.klbld. Jenny 13..1n' pro
lits. 13 vi ons. wetf000er.
rates,. July
oin-
-kl�
Au«ltte
ction tale of reatlal
li' sad beffect. of Ike late MRA.
Oft ♦Moat, s1 tM p.mbe.. Napier .tree(.
T R o.. 01:141/111O. 55st1aaser.
Tus.DAT. July IL -Auction -ale of house
hold NiroI tore sad (u-ii,h iam., at the per -mire-.
Trefoig'r .115.1. Ms. 44. t' um el c..., pc -
4.i trv,e: TKOs. Uvwoar, auctioneer
AUCTION SALE
3) ACRES OF HAY
MR. JERRY DALTON
will .ell by public sue!40., at lot 1!. L.R..
AWlield mar Klog•brldg.i ou
TUESDAY. JULY 7th
somm..eh e *4 :o'clock shop
lu sere. oteiandims hay. to be sold +n '. and In
wine l.lw oe la o. a p.recl.
Tirana -Four mooch credit Mlii 8. given
on 1.ra4bble approved iotnt note•• or a di..
went will be allowed foe cash.
JERRY DALT'IN THOS. 4.1
Proprietor. Autroweer.
A UCTION SALE
or
7±lira'NTiAL PRIPERTY A\4' 14')1:8E-
HOL1 [rIE('T&
I am in-trocted by the admfsUlratrix of the
e state of the late
MRS. JOHN HAYL.N
to .ell by public auction at the pren,i.e- on
heeler stna: In the town of Ooderkh on
FRIDAY. JULY iuth
cornmenesmr at : soloed
The property 000.l.tlnt of r comfortable
sell Inuit frame dwelling with a Iv¢e lot on
which there i. room to build another hon... it
4. well boated and in A part of the Iowa 1851
le Imptovinft In value.
T*.wa.-Te. per Dant of the purcha.e prig
M pad .4 t 8e time of .ale. ba lano'• in t hart y
dayo
At the sane time and place all the twuwbold
'waiter, sed .Aker will be .l.•pavi o(.
ama..g•t which •re -
Seem oouoh., table.. chair.. _bedroom .ult-.
nearly new .'Inter maeklw. Happy Thought
t.MtMullein with referral.. Homeheater.
good wood emit .tore. wood heater. chili&
crockery. gtawware• carpel. curtain-. blind•
and seisms, ether article-. T.rw. ca -h.
PROC'IprlooI. H.tY8 [ IILLORAN
'iolrelton..
Tdu$. (.U.DRY. auctioneer.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
s
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
rents worts or DoWALD H.Ii,a\r.1e. iAT%
or rue Towt o lir oe Asarum. IN Tula
COURT, or HCaoir. F mRieta. De. Kalman.
Notice 1. hereby Oren eareuent to it.5.0 .
'banter id, sea sA. 18.1 ell pewee. h*vlaq
W.Awa1w.wt'. •vgIiifwt the smite of the •wee Deemld
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4t end/nlm ed. �wl(l�titem fee
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execotem .1 Me 4•'t w111 sod tem .went of the
raid dosseed. m or before the i1: day of Jab.
A.D. Inc feu partk.uler• .4 (l r Wane. in
wilting, sind (,e nater* of *be ow .efty,it any.
held by teem. wed (bet attar es 1 U.' man
HIPPO/ dao Ole said 'tee*tern t I di.tnbcte
the a.aen of the wild Messer traced the
pesemn' entitled thereto having . .,rd 'poly to
We akin. to Mack they WWI 0 have r
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mats. * 1 the said *tale n wet
1
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I57 pert thereof. to soy parts peewee of
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OTIOR 9O CREDiTONS
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VOD., 4Atarsn Wow A%. M. [.airs
33420. Y hereby sore. pvrw+.aaIC
:, to AO.
(.3. 4se 411. me. W. '►at all esteem baring
spume the Mata of the .mid Jane
rroe d.e.5eed. who died er1 or stout the Mb
Nt
1.bee. lett are rq*Iee.l to ewe s
eefhes Me s*d+4ed..or/Mter tee Tome.
tee elmui.trstor of the tete of tae
Mosseed. on or infer, the Myth d.f et
ME fell mil lemon. of their claim le
cad 1.A. notary of Ow nee•*H'y (hurt
that .f Yr •'.e4. 1..t .ren-
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heregard ealr a
be 'hall teen have es-
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the sad edesisierntee wt11
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CAARI.
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PROUDFOOT ELECTED
(OVER ONE ,HONORED INCREASE
IN LIBERAL MAJORITY
Attempted Bribery and False Letters
did not Succeed in Accomplishing
Their Designs -Musgrove Again
Elected in North Huron and Eltber
Retains South Huron
The genera elections it Ontario
were held on Monday last and result-
ed in the reliant of the Whitney
government with a majority eiruilar
to the sue they had before the appeal
to the pro -wince. The genets' Jesuit
will be found on page three.
Mr. W. Proudfoot, K.0 , was 85Ain
the winter in Centre Huron ; tbutime
by an increased majority. His nut
jorily in 1911 was 216 and on Monday
it was 310. Every attempt was made
to 'hove 31r. Proudfoot out of Centre
Huron and the legislature. lhrrinK
the last session of the legislature the
gerrymander route was tried hut
(ailed. The contest just closed die
covered that money was being used,
and used freely. All evil designs
failed and Mr. Proudtoot is noes more
the honored repre.e ative of Centre
Huron.
The town of Godeticb in the 1911
contest gave a Conservative ma ority
of 37 and on Monde this majority
was traduced to 14. The Conservative
majority in Clinton in 1911 was 56 and
on Monday it was21. Reaforth gave
*Liberal majority of 12 in 1911 and
this tirue it Rues Conservative by
seven. The Liberal majority in Brus-
sels was increased trove 15 to 31, and
the Liberal majority in McKillop re-
duced from 68 to 58. The good old
townships of Grey and Holten in-
creased their Liberal majorities, the
former from 134 to 147 and the latter
from lel to 153. Colborne Rave a Con-
servative majority of 27, while in 1911
it gave • Liberal majority of 14. This
sudden change of front can amity be
accounted for.
Below will be foetid the cnniplete
returns for Monday'selection in Cen-
tre Huron and those of the previous
general elections. The complete re-
turns for North Huron and South
Huron are not yet to hand but we
give the majorities a. far as they are
known to be correct. Mr. A. H.
Musgrove is again elected in North
Huron but his dormer majority is con-
siderably reduced. Mr. Harry Either,
who is now becoming a veteran in
South Huron politics. is again return-
ed by an increased majority.
The elections on Monday showed
many changes and surprises through-
out the province. Among the fallen
is Icon. Dr, Reaume, minister of pub-
lic works it the Whitney cshioet.
He was badly beaten by Rev. J. C.
Tohnie, pastor of * large Presbyter-
tiat church in Windsor. Such stal-
wart Liberal tighten as Mr. R. J. Mc.
Cormick. of East Lambton ; Col. T. R.
Mayberryy, of South Oxford : Dr.
James McQueen, of North Went-
worth ; Mr. W. E. •N. Sinclair, of
South Ontario, and Mr. J. 0. Ander-
son, who was gn•tymand,red out of
South Bruce and contested North Hur-
on, will be missed from the legislature.
The majorities against them were
small.
CENTRE tfuRnN IN 1014.
(ioderich-- Proudfoot. Mackiin.
No. 1 66 98
2 till )44
3 . „ Ali iii
s.4 - SA 62
5 57 57
til . &t 82
7 ..... ... 44 5t
486 500
486
Maj. for Macklin 14
LAST OR FOJND
L10U\U.--A PiECE OF IEWELRY.
Apply to W. KERN, 'ironer. corner Hes
i ton Knot and &maw 11-tf.
IJICY CI.F. POUND. - OENTER -
is nae• se or sheet J. loch. at Loulo
am.*de• {.arae' K.ln.nstreet. eel. Owner
own haw wane prortn` pr,emegmail par.
ea»n-r .%pply 'nes T. \t.'. t, .erttaist
of poll"' 111f.
WARTED
ANTED. -A YOUNG NAN F1OR.
oseit- AMbI Is W J. 11 sLl.
r, se the abet
ANTED.-OIRL TO Fes ORNiSR-
el kee0w.ek. Apply at epee to Slip.
W Id, COAT! . North etrem. 2341
WANTED. -MAID POR HOUSE-
work, with knowledge of es.ka
i mY fawrtl� 1 MRS.. JAMES L
TEA o m
WANTED.--S.Nor8. NO.
A <'d meal bent Normal shoot
o.r„neate .eels. ,,..ewes
Jt,etW
aN.. vainest foe yk net
nW
WANTED. -A RELIABLE MAN
M good Menem sad ability to art me ser
tally* 4..18. tronnaw
utrof Herne. A
rigidim Akli waning TONi • wicLpuNt roN
Iet.IIJWS. Tarmac tom. 4321
QUOIN EL
N HP AND DOM C
LIN'
�asstt,
wp to t Nitwo. OW, redelve met
As: intim 1.f
Ex PERIINCSD NOUtlsE
'to•HOUB
}ova vel a 6E:: «war tows sod Maj. for Elliott.
tMt1 1p Y ie►1r.erq to s..6
awenetP• lowly Otto. me goal
Soaforth-_
• deer or PAM pow Roy. wIra 1 WINI
We ,4414( Newtper
en after r0aewom 15 PDX 1,04+ $lit17 N7
W. PROI`bFOOT, K.C., M.P.P.
Re-elected to represent Centt'e H ur
on in theOnta"in leg slature 4.y an in
creased mw jot it y.
Clinton -
No. 1. .... '9
47
3 49 53
4 47 61
216 237
216
Mat. for Maakilli...... .... 21
Seafortb-
No. 1 .. ......... , fiii 64
2. :11 4.4
3... ., 21 :ii
4 12 31
5. :. 49 4.2
316 21:1
316
Maj. for Merkin .
No. 1 .. (17 51
-' 445 27
11:t 81
ti l
Maj. for Proudfoot. :RL
McKilIop-
Nu.1 . 77
$. ........ . ..
4 - 411
e� 212
212
Maj. for Proudfoot . 57
Grey -
1
No.4................ 17
5 42
227
215
Hai. for Proulfoot.. 12
Brussels-
No.1
2
Maj. for Pros (sot,«
M^K4Uop-
2
3.
4
Maj. for Proudfoot..
O No. 1.
2
3
4
5
6
7
66
87
103
88
15
85
85
56
58
244
216
tel
42
50
56
.
Maj. tot Proudfot,t.
Hnllett-
No. 1
2.... .....
3
4
5.
6
Maj. for Proudfoot
Colborne -
:4o. 1
2.
:i
61)
40
64
374.
5610
13- 4
51
451
50
(48
24
45
43
:taa
2110
Olt
78
24
58
47
207
19tt
Maj. fur Proudfoot.. 14
RBCAPITCLATION.
Gnderich. 410
Clinton ... . 217
41 Seeforth 227
41 Brussels r.... 1073
70 McKillop .,, . 284
1x4 Grey • 374
Hullett. 3*1
Colborne BI?
2.. ... ..'1I/
3 47
4. ... - 64
5 iii
•
372
22e
llaj. for P&oudf.a.t. 146
Hullett-
No. 1... ..... Ci
2 . A3
(1. ......... 47
i... 54
347
1444
Maj. for Proudfoot. 153
Colborne --
No. 1
olborne-No.1' .... .......
2. ..
:i
. 80
111
. 48
.
158
:111
'r0
411
17
26
401
53
Ml
Maj. for Macklin 27
RscAr(Trt.arroi.
Godericb 4146 11614
Clinton ....... 216 EIM
M.RiIlop NO 212
hirer.... a72 21111
Hulett 341 194
Colborne 156 IRI
2165 1x411
1 Kitt
Maj. for Proudfoot 319
CENTRE Ht RON is 1911.
.___. i
Uodericb- Proudfoot
No. 1. :Eft
2 87
s 73
4.... 4x1
4....... ..,.
• •
••• 61
61N • 411
Maj. for Elliott .
Olintoe-
No. 1
2
$
4 .e
410
fee
Aff
48
47
117
Elliott
4•
71
0
48
86
44
447
410
37
11148
lag(
f
Maj. for Proudfoot... 210
NORTH HURON iN 1$14-.w A•IORIT188
ONLY ARV Gives.
Anderson. Musgrove.
AshnrIJ.... .... •... 71
Meet W..w tit oih ... '15
East % atvanosb 45
Hiyth ... -- d.
%Vinghato - 111
Morrie 3
Wroxeter . 2
Turnberry - 10
Howick . - 134 ,.
911
51
215
59
21)
88
27
47
1Ci
50
216
47
25
21
:e2
a,
:54
27
240
53
52
29
46
28
21
..f 1
261
44
43
tel
llzi
447
273
215
8lri
216
240
960
1911
11rt;
151 5104
154
Maj. for Musgrove I344
NOaTIt
LluiioN IN 1911-Ma.me TIRR
ONLY ARE OIYIIN,
Kerr. Muagrov
A.htteld 14'-
West Wawano.h
East Weiwanosb U -
H1vtb 1.2 -
wIngham .1341
Morris 25 --
Wrozeter Ml -
Turuterry ......„s -. - 47
Howick 'A)5
Ip :15 1
120
e.
Ms j. for Musgrove 207
$ol-TH
HURON 18 Mil -MAJOttlrlts-
O8t.T ARIL GIYK!t.
%eller. Either.
big "Nc't,.s....e.- • • n, • • • - M4
Frenoall. -
Bayfleld
bit ephen
1'.borne
Hay
Tuctersmith 117
Stanley
linderib Township
221
1494
Maj. for Rilber
THE SIGNAL CONTEST
COMES TO AN END.
the Winners
We, the undersigned, having counted the votes
in The Signal Summer Trip Contest find the fol-
lowing to be the winners of the Free Tours: -
DISTRICT NO. I
Miss Mamie Warrener
Miss Lottie McCreath
Miss Hattie Belcher .
DISTRICT NO. 2 -
Miss Betsy McAllister .
Miss Pearl McKenzie .
Miss Elsa M.Oke .
VOTES
1,1;1,3.O
1,083,500
1,0i7,503
VOTES
770,400
590940°
515+400
We wish to take advantage of this occasion to
congratulate the young ladies who are so fortunate
in winning the Free Vacation Tours and also con-
gratulate The Signal of the success. of the contest.
(Signed)
C.-A.REID
WM. H. WRIGHTON
A. G. NISBET
baba
The Signal Summer Trip Contest is
at an end. It was it short race for
splendid prises and closed Tuesday
night at 8 o'clock. The contest was
most interesting from the beginning
and The Signal is indeed grateful to
the young ladies and the public whn
assisted in bringing 11 to • successful
termination. Millions of voter were
cast during the ca*paigu and the
three young ladies in District No. 1
each had over a million votes to their
credit. In District Np. 2 the winning
candidates were well over the half
44)Mllinn mark and accomplished splen-
did results in the way of 'securing sub-
scriptitme. The votes repressot a
grert deal of work and the closeness
of the final standing showy how stren-
44008 was the campaign. The winners
triumphed atter a hard struggle and
thrilling fight, bat they triumphed
utter opponents who proved them -
'selves worthy of antagonism.
Miss Mamie Warrener was the best
vote getter in the entire contest.
With a grand total of 1,177,0($) she
tope the list and is at present the re-
cipient of congratol.tions from her
many friends. The defeating of every
candidate in The Signal contest is a
sulrndid tribute to t h•. tw'tntlarity and
aggressiveness of Miss Warreuer.
PRAISE FOR THE SIliN.1L.
In conducting the contest upon
sound clean lines which have pre-
vailed throughout, The Signal _has
met with nothing but praise from all
quarters, candidates and readers Mike
coaling forward with expressions of
appreciation. As matters stand at
the present time there is nota con -
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1
•
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deodand in the entire contest who is
not perfectly satisfied with the treat -
went accorded them.
SRHsATIONAI. FINISH.
While the contest was keen at all
times and the eutLusiasm which ini-
tiated it lasted until the end, theclos-
ing day was sensational. The candi-
dates wee a all eager to Mod out how
the others were doing. Some had ao
idea the last day would nee a lull io
the proceedings but the interest and
enthusiasm prevailed until the closing
hour. As was expected mauy of the
contestants held nut as many subscrip-
tions until the last minute as they
could, then they swooped down upon
the contest ofllee with an avalanche
of votes.
The contest was* success from every
view point. Each candidate has done
her part welt. TUN AMORAL. 111
GRATEFUL TO7HM'04►.I'(OfOAT88
AND THEiR FRiENDS FOR THE
WONDERFUL CO-OPERATION IN
MAKING IT SUCH A SUCCESS.
The circulation increase is vel y great
and that is where The Signal benefits.
Th' last day developed mrtny surprises,
not the least of which wee the large
nu w ler of new subscriptions recorded.
It may take several days to get ell
the n.)1219 un Ibe list, and the candi-
dates ask the kin,( indulgence of the
subscriber,' at this Illus. Those who
aurae' tried tot the Canadian Ladies
Home Journal will receive the August
issue of the magazine. The gnat
campaign was conducted by The
Canadian Circulation Co., 183 ileverly
g1. , Toronto, Canada.
Sudden Death at Sesaforth
in speaking of the sudden death of
Mr. (ieorge Murdie, the Seaforth Es-
positurof this week says :-A gluon
was cast over the community on Tore -
day last on learning of the serious
illness and subsequent, Oath 44(
George-Murdie, of this town. r.
Murdte was taken suddenly and Ser-
iously i11 on Monday afternoon, while
acting as Liberal scrutineer in the
potting booth its the North word. fin
was taken to his home and medical
aid et once secured. but there was
little hope fur his recovery from the
first and despite all that the lest med-
ical skill could do he passed away
about siz o'clock o'n Tueelsy evening
about 24 home ■fier his Ilr,t seizure.
Acute indignation was said to he the
eau.. of death. Mrs. Monti, had left
1i"- .eeklainday afternoon for a *4,11 with
7o, friends in • St:. • Maria. beef rnse«is,taar
lir cepted by • telegram at Mitchell, and
50 returned by the six o'clock train. Mr.
_ Murdie had not been enjoying rohust
health for some rears, but we/always
:el able to be around and attending to
HAI his uveal dut4ee, and his sudden taking
away esu a severe shock to the cons -
373 infinity -
37nity where his presence had be
!Si so long familiar. He was born on the
homestead (arm on the fourth con -
360 cession of McKillop, about three miles
from Veaforth, and where he eon -
Morrie Hviuno lir 1911--MAJnaITIRN tinued to reside until about fifteen
ONLY Ant Owes, years ago. when hawk! the farm end
Zoller. Either. tame to reside in this town. He teas
MR • man of good ability, a high sense of
24 integrity hod methodical and strictly
64 accurate io all his 11,15444.55 dealings. He
- 221 always took a keen and intelligent in -
- 90 teres( in public affairs and every move-
_, ment calculated for 1be uplift and
good of humanity always had his
3 nitwit generous ouppnt t. He had occo-
Exeter
Ms* .0
A eph.
Nemo* . ..
U.bnrne .
Hay .107
Tuckeremith .... 197
Mania -
Gods rIch Township- 155
-
404 (190
404
Maj. for Either 2E5
-There .re just two thing. that will
keep pRiale straight at the age when
ithe gi
boe to ink of longer dresses
hewn. hez. (b. i. plain rIotb.s sed
the other is home duties. The eirie
we ewe tasking fools of themselves are
almost Invariably oresdresesd.
pied rosily po5tions of honor and trust
and always fulfilled the duties with
the most.erup.lou. fidelity. For many
year. before coming to Neaforth he
was superintendent of th. 4*b8.142
erhn of at Duffs cburcb, sod sineOi
ponying bore he has taken an active
interest in public and rbnreh affairs.
Re was for several yren a member of
the town council and filled ether pub-
lic positions. He had boon a osr then
of the managing board of the Preen,.
tartan church and church treasurer
for several years. and a few reorder
1 ago was elected an elder, and acted in
that capacity for the first time at the
communion services only teat Sabbath.
Although he had tin fnmily of his own
he was passionately fond of children
'and was a universal favorite with the
young people wherever he went. He
Was a good and useful man and he will
be much missed. while hi• memory
will be long sod lovingly cherished by
twiny. He is survived by his widow,
Ulf o brothers and two %Motets. The
brothers are Mr. Michael Munlie, of
MrKdlop, and 1)r. llutdi.•, of Detroit,
and the ,•stets .are MIA. 1) McGregor,
ref Sirolutth, A)„1 Mrs. Aitchison, of
Ortonville. Miehigan. The funeral
took pis-•- an Thursday and the re-
main. visor Isid to test In the Mast -
land cemetery: The sin-rrwt •yn4-
pathy of all will be extended to tin.
Murdie and the other relatives in phi+
the Oark Lour of their sudden and sad
Death of Mrs. Wm Rutledge
There died in price at her home in
Pickfutd. Michigan, on Saturday. June
27th, in her 81st year, one who had
been a former resident of Oodettch
township, in the person of Betsy M.
Roots. widow of the late Wm. Rut -
sad daughter of tee late John
and !(ether Ko.., of the dth con.,
Goderieh township, of which township
ehk was a resident until :44 year'
when, with her husband and famiM
she removed to the vicinity of Pick.
ford. Michigan. She leaves to moor*
her In.. one son, Mr. J T. Rutledge,
of Pickford, and four daughters., Mre.
J. H. Million, of Goderjch, Mr.. W.
K. Ross, of Lowell. Michigan, and
Miasee Titlie and Maggie, at home.
The funeral was held from the family
residence on Monday afternoon, June
Roth, and was conducted by her pastor.
Rev. Mr. Mavens, of the M. K. eburrh,
to Oottl. cemetery. Deceased had
been to falling health for .nese months
hut the enc( came suddenly at the last.
f HARBOR NOTES
The etesae.r look unloaded 54,700
bushels of wheat at the Trahadt eleva-
tes(.
Th. steamer R. h. Jim with schoon-
er Ida Keith arrived with coal for the
Big Mill.