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$1,50 value at lior yard 3 x 3� vards. A hunibir of new EAMPle
llegltl3r $60
raga in our best (inality-
Towelling *
23 inch boavy pure linen weit in blue Mid
whito elleelt., Regular 350. oil Sale 129c. English' Tapestry Isugs
2)1 it 1.—$12.00. !3 x 3-615.00.
3 n 3 X 4-525.00.
Towels
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IT0*01, regular 40r, eaell, at 6 for $1,94, Woven Rugs
Size 3 x 4 Varas, heavy Japan reversible
rugg cotton and 4ea grass. double warp, will
Sheeting # WeIlL. wino
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Silks
Hemmed Sheett 33 inch Japan i -Pongee silk for dress0s,
Chad, good skirts,* VoomOrs, waists, draperies, ato. Good
2 x 2� yards, � heavy., olvan, blea
veigiltwa pure stock, at per yitrd, 51-10.
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,�_DAY� JUNE 14tb.7
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ITLEDGESL AND PERFORMAN FormH i Nets
DRECO Good air
OF U., F9 0. GOVERNMENT stolacbTovic via Atterati%e 1 %210, 4A ! "K. 2. fw 25,
Battle ItOA Mwas
i The Party Platform Contrasted With. the Per- olive Soap
ij formances of the U. F. 0. Government 1 WATER GLASS Palm
3 C�
Preserving Eggs 35C
Altetrillile
STOP THE RECKLESS EXTRAVAGANCE For ?4140ivo N
api
2%, a Tin
(From The Farmerso sun) track 4cal and the contract for inarkers
weto outstandlug 10610il(n les in. Mr. FILMS
. l(F
Diggs, rt ut. 'r the "I'll' Maii-Wor Face Powder
.Pepa lecla.
At a recent plRet!"K Of IOPrOsellta� I ud Pelutilig
tives of the U. F. 0. ilelft at the oirl- parties this would have b $1.00 Developing a
ces of the orgarlizittion in Toronto, Patronage, To 1919 Parm4nent, officials
Itbo following Provincial Political _umborCd 790. There Are now 2292.1 Mai -D tor Talcum,, 35C A one Day SeMce
10, thosoold p%rtlesll been responsible
platform was formally adopted: for tbtl increase, It would have bec� f A New We $Y' Vividoo. NOW YQ4
WheroAs the rural popul*04., Of,equaidevcd -alarming" aud"patrovage'
Ontario ha5 been declinin for many �, Duld li�ve been charged from every
I years, being now 139,000 leas than It
was AD1=,B*
In 1881 and, thiss lift spite of na- Co-operation LOPP
tural increases in Population, 1111`1100 C, DUA
gration. and the extension of settle- 3. "We came in here In 1019," said I ' ,
Ron. Geo. Henry, in a -recent speech, The )?,ext7il Drug Store
ment; otook our seats to the left of Xr. Speak,
And wher6as rural life has 'been Square, Goderich
or, and ve knaw,.that litty-odd wen. bad phone No. I Bedford Block
rendered difficult and trying and been sent to the Legislature Tfith A
form reduction has been checked-,
AV whereas tile present condition MISSIOU to right the intolerable co -44J.
tiouglu vblci2 agriculture bad failed, ---i- 01
in the rural districts is justly attri- ter of dig-
but0le, to the unequal r , ewards of due to former administrations, and I the Prime in's
havowatted from that time to this to the la%v more popular bit their r4eth- accused irmers, who bad made
farm and town. industry, owing to the loyalty to the ft Drury had deelar-
liament and Legl- find the move that would be made, and ods of administration.
,dominance in Par j)ow, we are about to pass outo %ud Irdtlittive and. Rafe um him, aW after Mr. xv he was with-
yend ad In the House -th.
slature, of Privileged urban Inter. many werabor L s have stood up and qs I and the only thing to
9. This phink h been totally. Lout a'majoritY, re an&
wa4b thilir valedictory addresses, and 'ss6lve the legislatil
I And the, provincial - publi -disregarded. do was to.41
w4nav�a'ueit. bA a word them -ws I., I ion go to the.country.
debt has increased at an alorraffig to where our ifteifteat was; what line Of Proportional Representat STAR
rate
a � (now exceeding,' 100o000,000), agrIcilituri4i industry bad. been neglect- 10,. Introduced after . Mr. 'Hicks ADNTxTISE IN THE
ahe an no' liture of. the ad,, what avenue of deyplopmeat.L bad
n Ave, . - - i
pricdvilt hna Inc= almost not been opened up qr was 110t
Ile 1, 42-C...".I. I 1 11 .
told in t a ast fifteen'years; in process of opening. Lot us have rl rr
affairs- coming in as crusaders of the fo,=8,
And whereas both of t!kq old par. the item from the minister Or any
ties'are. responsible for this'statO of othet* member, -who were, so eloquent.
W14'therefora, the United Farmers 11 -ON, HA -
coming to their own at last. F �WmLIN
of Ontario, deem lit our, duty to our- It did , not take them many months
selves and the province to seek inde.
Pendant represent. tic . 1.� to realize they had a highly ITbe Liberal Leader, will Address the ]�Jectors In
a n in t a loRal",
ts. pent, carrying on e cje-�,_
t I Itil a
olu y
5. Deputatio 8 waited upon the
h the followin - ee ad departq
ture,. with the- I- tUd�ifik conditions, following- Out
:I. To cut ou al a , an r s t'l;as which had proved successful
that are not abs tel essential elsewhere.19 ILION.
2. - To abolish a stem of THETAV
patronage. Bducotion and Roads
3. To limit governmental actfiriti n (On the Lake Bank)
of no clique and, to a to an inde- respecting commercial co-operatii ent and protestea
nated a candidatein North Hur- ome Hearst Governm
EE HURONS I nowl . Ikudent judgment on all questions., to legislation, facilitating covqpera- against the road policy then inaugur-
THE -THR the farmers do not need to go tive efforto to the keeping of aecur-4. ated, and condemned the expenditure DERICH
FOR F I represent- He will 91VO gooAservite'lin.the Le-
ERGUSON On, ate records, and to I
past Mr. Joynt to u we, Feneral education- of large sums of money on *RCUO
gislature. along,cd-operative lines. termed 11speedways.' Hon.
in the up of
forthcoll�- ad xt Legislature. I cducatiOA41 Dbhe;ty, the is.er
inations for tile Uites 44The Three Hurons Ferguson't is 4. To provide aqua present Min t
in 9�outh Huron the Copserva otportunities for all the children of in - his . nomination JU -at 8.o:dock
would. mot 'spend A- JL%
-7 _P",V10C tb0 E-DIDAY
-77 a 1 -10'' by greatly extending ul'urt' ' . 0 NE:15th
-C 00tiOns rticularly, istroyll; . candidate the.alogaift -for1he campa I 1911,� the peoT, said 46
d iraproviag educational facilities speedwaysoll but
Jai_ 3onera1_1
a c
an I m
take place, today and from now On have A Pa Trewartbai ex.Reeve le on
In the rural districts.
till election day:tbe battle will be I In 31r. N. W of N. V. 0. A. DATES' would spend $3,000'a mile in iukpr6v
the various candidates I I .— , fi. To substititute, for the Policy Ing country road Conser- ENLOCK
,of his township and ex-Warderl a. Had the
waged the county, 4ndy under his presiding of expensive. provincial highway$ a vative government remained. in of� GOV
The present Government has sholvl) 'us the affairs of the county were Senior SchtiluU policy of organi:te.d continuous road Sea,' there would have been at least , eakerg
on, ;tratford and. Orediton I a.na otlier P
itself on� -of broken Pledges. and 9 Owing to QE f m s many� miles of per- Indidate in Centre Huron$
I managed. He is a man of Mark- N 4 In the aintenance and' of making good three time8 aia,
d- Ontario's W01 dropping out o: group 0. ro a ds for 2 rather than high grade completed. and the 'Liberal 0.,
Wasteful extriVagance an a grip of affairs In Senldr X, W. B. League B. R. ipiment roadw d . I I � . . .. I. xvill' be presen. t.
olt - its. pub- I aid ability and boa Law- for a few the cost of road, construc� expenditure Would not have i0tche
experiment in the coutfol. at would make him the thwalte, 'of Mitchello, & convener, Ila a amount 89 extravagantly expand-
du)�ng` the past few years general th a asked to have a new schedule tion and mainte nee being equitably t�
Be a4odris I he WS distributed between city and colm� eaby Mr, Bigga.
n the Legislature . drawn.Up, with the following results4 tr EVERYBODY INVITED
bis be Y. 4 "Bob" Cooke,
'04 on unsatIsfyin one, The�$Ume Slaaess I
9 Conservative
brtg*. sun 6; the party, led by the w4a.in municipal -life. -June 8—oGoderich at Dublin, 6. To promote- a system of for- me;aber.for N. Hastings, who ha,; a
ninel* In Centre.ftiiron, our own ridlingi June 12�-Dublin at Mitchell, estry, which will.,maintain and -ift-
Hon. Howard Ferguson is gal � � fallen Up , One who reputation its a student of education
the choice has on June lf�_Mitehell at Dublin'. crease the public -revenue � from this
4 striking illustration
41 alTairs, gave
the prediction is con June 16- Goderich at Lucan. source, protect apd perpetuate, Out' of outlay' by the Drury government
and Nri,by his ye 20—Lucan at Goderleb. forest Tesourcea,� "-foreat'the waste F
aseimdancy peated successes
Conservatives:,, has shol at upon highways -of. expensive Churac-
fidently Made that the the polls- in mayoralty contest; in 2r)--Goderich Mitchell. plocos of old,Ontarlo, and encourage ter in relation to its . assistance to "TORS 0;
will be the largest group in the next at deiicli � that he has the forestra-� 6�i;cation, Mr. Cooke has been look -i TO THE* ELEG
]Gegisluture, If indeed they , do not GO June 27--�-Luean at Mitchell. municipalties to, engage in
over oil_ : of a large section. His cautious June 213—Dublin at- Goderia.h. tion enterpriseao Ing brough the public accounts, and
baye actual MAJOAtY Pagusor ing a June 30—Mitchell at Lucan. .. 7. To encourage and 6e4l finds that a 17 -
an Lfinaric' ha".been his boast, in at Goderich. , )an, Hy 1 t mile sittip of high ORTH: HURON
--1h dro-ElectrIe -development and WIZ N
e thre"uvons - for in on
unicipal politics, and with the ex- main' -laid by- Mr- Biggs-`- &PUrtmeut
DulWin. It -
should be the slogan in this county.'. Al July 4—Lucau at tain effective public control ovei . ' o County is costing more, thiin
I Pe July 7�Dublin at Lucari.. 8. To enact and enforcesuch pro- t"
4 rience of the 'wasteful eXtvavu Ce Government outlay in 60 yearR
Three men of striking 1--Goderich atMitchell. hibitor� legislation against the liquor for education rid Gentlemen;
'a been' gaganco of the, late Government, the July of the children of that Ladies a
ties and undoubted jabIlitY hii_� July 9--mitchell at Dublin. tfaffie As the people tuay sahatlo� Iii 'Ray and -the executive of ihe
-county. . Thirty-fopur.. vulles ..of the
country can woll.affor4 to.bave r in
nom in the das Highway has cost more than tion, L, have consented' to beco * a the
inated Conservative Inter- I July 11—Lucan at Godorich. the' approaching referendum and as At 'the request -Of Mi. Wellingt6n
'C Of his stainp among its Legislators. July IX-Goderich at *Dublin. lies in the power of the province, un North. Huron Liberal Assipcia the time is short,
d the elect- the Government will expend on edu Liberal car iing election. " A$
-m in Hurou 'Ounty on, t V 1 can sit, Mitchell. Prohibition is.an integral part of the ididate in the fOrtheOIr of the riding 'is. impossible, al-
-�;ell to return all thireal Another quality. of Atr� WWO!s 6d July I cation of the,children Of.th Countv -anilthing like-, a-.-persobal canvass - , - - -- - -as I -M"y"-Of the
cri�j- ors:vould do od_oifta_�Ior a_ m-orft�: _Tuly 19—Mitchell at-.0oderich. Vaimers' Platform and the U. F. 0, - t %_ in 140, �eet
which Is --a -90 )f Peel, At tl�e presen rit lill'that is,in my power to tn.
......... 'OU10 illus th�ugh r shall do. I take this means, how -
as supporters 'of the c0ming Prem- July 21—Goderieb at Lucan. wilf use its infloence4p.that' diroe-�, of the former
his habit 23--Luctin at Dublifk. "on. a
t, I freaatris�� 1DatgRai1vAe in these words., ever, of reaching many Wh
a electors as possible - before the polling day.
let, .,Iper of the Log! lature, Is om I shall not be a7bl to get in touch with
Mr.; John Of udying oui a question till he has Ju11YY 25 --Dublin at Mitchell. D. To'extend"tbe policy, and prac-
In. the north 'we have "In' the County of Ontario.. this
4 !apart July 27-o -Di: a of direct legislation thrqpgh the Government has.built A strip of pro. in -any other way.
joy�ti who represented ithe riding so arrived at' his own conclusion . iblin at" Goderldb.' tic enso. of .'the
tb July 28—Mitebell at Lucan. initiative and -the referena tional Raflw0s, the
from outside influences, and an ad- min' vincial highway, I think 17 miles, This is not a politica election, in. the ordinary a
well ift the last Legislature and July 81�rDublizv at Lucan. 10. To apply the 1?rinciple of pro- wordt as such questions its the Tariff, ihe Na
baring to those 00TIOUSIOAS and COA- and the total cost will be $1,000,000, a - 6 before - the Provincial
soldiers' Pensions do not a in
Wbose,berieficence.1has been felt in 80 victio",q. Mr, Wigle �ha Junior Schedule portional representation to. our elee. 'average of $60,000 a raile. The Bank Act and i ofsanii
a a very , Joni 1" oral methods. or an luestion of electing a government
many Ways, The Liberals have. At oderich at Clinton. average attendance in the country Legislature. It is -more a c nduct the affairs of Ontario. 11, this,
last seoured a tandWate in Mr. - Ab- forceful .way of preteliting what be,. June 25--Clintou at Goderich. Aural Depopulatfim scbeols of thatcountyls 2700 pupils; ical business men to CO mts b4s.'b.een conspicuously
!w to say and with him in.the Lo..1 June- 2" - he, tecorda show �. that r(ireaL depop_ ie government contributi I = -neither of our Past two governme the unequal
oderich at Mitchell.. UIA - 01fit6tr successful, as witness our-TaPidly growing e%!ndituresf
-the last Legisla� ati6i. has not ceased, that iipqro and tb.
nor Cousilis. It, Centro 114on. Will be sure'. July . A—Mitchtll at Goderich., find, was only $17,000,., In a, the waste of our forest wealth ir fire, -and by grants
r� -�.-oitnt g4v�e his support to people aralhaving Ontarlo, both from hydto rate
words.,11lis governluent has expen& content of
tu 7 Ard irom. Mr. Wigles e1n, . July 11—Clinton at Mitchell
to. W lie farm and factory then Were leaving to speculators without adequate compensation, the dis
ment in such ftmas- Ju 20—Clinton.at- GoderIA. ad upon that one little strip Of high-� ntlogyj, did space per -
las many other t iings I "might rne�
the 1*ipo Govern 'ift 'to told the balance betwetu n when Mr, Drury took ofte Way* 'More money'tban the r;qw.ontairio and
t�41h% at C nto
res as. commended -4homselves to varl� Ju y 17—Wi 'mit 1. .
us i Ruft] Diftcalties % would
F. 0. has nfluendes, to become the tool 21—M* e at Goderich. expand in 00 years for the ucation ittle to say, I was, born in the county, and.
him and, thoug nton. self I have li
b the Jul 23-0 er! at Cli is rural:llfe leas difilcult;,has farm Of 411 the children in that county.'� my twe Y_S of Wingham, where I
27 a a at Mitchell. production been.increased since 1910? Forestry, I d ve eays in the good towh
_Mft"em. -have ive f I nt dy . enemies, so far as I know.
Drury's friebdii testify to the con. ave r 0
Jilly 3 b at Godetich. 6. A. start was made in this direc- h dany r 'lid, . 4, n
July the most of the riding and many
Aa I 2—Clintoil at Mitchell. trary. tl6n, but has not Wen pursued with My. business takes, me over a me when they see
conditions Not improved whoin I do,inot,kno* personally may redogniz
14ation-wi4e Fame.�-There k Ifficult aiiii trying con-� -vigor af d to speak first.
Electric
It alleged A ilydro Power me. If, so don't be rai
scitircely a corhei of this great,1)6-� ditions 14_,1919 were. -caused by "the I believe that the great need Of this country at the present time
ininion. -where the merits Of "r. dominance In parliament iwd.loglgla, 7. What has the government done pal and personal deal-
Sto p, the Thomas' Eclectric, Oil haire r(ot been, tureotpriv.11eged nrilaninterests.- the tb d4cheapeik" hydro -electric: power. ec in Dominion, Provincial, Munici
a O"Only t we can lift 6urselves out of the Durden, of debt that we
tried people of the cities and . " 1 a�
and proved. It is One Of'.the 4oulluandelt of Mi. 'Drury and his Are thei I , 1'g so
world't most efficient remedies for frielldi should' have removed those 'towns better off in this regard than are nd2gaso heavv. a,.load to carry.
sore throat, lame back And many oth- "diftultand tryina conditions." Out they were,?, Are the farmers getting 1, have already man'y'unsollcited oders'6f stip ort from electors
travamance ailments arising from inflarnma'- they are �stql bere. better service? The chief act of the who formerly voted U. P. 0. or Conservative, an it eldeted I sball.
-on the -incial debt of 000,000,00D in -,consider my duty is to . the aiectors of North Huron,- regardless of
tion. ;,Rubbed skin 1ts,*Walirfg U16 pi-ov overlmetnt in connectio with' by -
readily absorbodo and it can 1919 was &birtning. what'about a debt 6f ff to w 8 0 appoint a, politics.
4 commission. to
powebr ii
a so e taken Internally. S241,000,000.,�tbe figure at which it discredit, Sir Adam Beak and his as -
No W. TREWARTHA has made itsue- The wit of a family is Uqually best stands to4lay. The $100,000,000 %vgs sociates. 6 Youts sincerely,
received kmong' strangers. the accumulation of 52 vetws under the. Prohibitory, Laws
cass as a Farm6io-"-�-P% has * also old partles.'' This 'wait Increased by 8. , Mr. Dibry and his pmty did N S
God giV�S -poor souls time td recOV- $141,000,000 In three years by the their very beat to defeat Sir William ABNER COSE
made a success as a, BuSluM, Mau. er their breath ere He strikes., again. Drory. a administration. . The "old Hearst after -he had Passed a prohij
parties" knew nothing about pill",.* ne, bitory law.. They have not made
G009RICH MAMTS dept compared wltb the "new party
elected to practise economy.
Farmer and 1 11 P
Lot a Buiness M Wheat, per bush..... i.10 to i.15 Expeaditart
the affailts, Flour, family, per cwt 3.50 to 3.75 1. Pew taxpayers of Ontario will
I business methods to Floui patent, per cwt� 3.85 to 4.00 think the payment of $WO.000 for coal-
y Bran, per ton ........ 30.00 to 30,00 missions. v3dox" going to terilawyers,
as he did, as' Shorts, Pe
ot Ontario the same r ton, 32.00 to 80.00 was "absolutely essential" few tax- or
a Oats, per bnshek..*.,*'. � 45 to 50 to that ad. eX�eudftm* q
Warden of the County last year in, per bushel. - 61; to CIO rf y�'Zs�40'0'1 'on' Government -House In We,are Head uarters, F
Buck eiito per bush. 70 to 75 three years vias "absolutely essential"
Taxes* Hay .... ............ 10.00 to 12-00 when - the amount ex"taled the
Reducing your County Eggs, per doz ....... . 25 to 25 previous three y�tbrs was . fUtIO01 and
Butter, dairy, perih_ 25 to 30 supporters of the Drury Government
11099, Per ewt ...... 10.25 to 10.25 said, the latter sum Was so large and so
Work and Vote For Potatoes, per bush... n
50 to 50 ind;i -they w aid abolish ear
j�alble that 0 crjW
cattle, 6x Ort .... i.,, 7.00 to, 8-00 maintalnenee, alwgisOier. An inerpa%e at Summ
Cattle, chollee butcher3 0.00 to 7-00 $36,000 is nothing Io the Drury!Govern-
Cattle. ordinary..... 5.50 to
No W. TRE1%WADT ologna Bull% p 6.50 went. it is ouly 67 per eclat.
HA Q at lb. 3 to _ 41 Patronage fix 0-
heep 0.00 to 8.00
5.00 to 5.00 2. Ministers oftheCrowift were Provided A Few w, ur Lines
idea ...........
ell
qdei all
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O—Mitc ell
Me
onservativ Candidate,, South Huron ITAMbg, per cWt ...... 9.00 to 9.60 with seats by %be tesignation of elected
Spring l4mb.q, eftell.. 10.00 to 12.00, members. These members hime since nimer wear,
t been rewarded by appointment to pab- A new shipment of Lions shirts�, especially designed for su sizer, X4
ilpwr ilia Off1ce% New Oftleestibave been a
Ohildren Cry created for friends and supporters; con- to 17- Wkite, Pongee nd Soisette shirts'With collars a:tt I achtd, �uitable for outing
rOR FLETCHENS tMetshave beetilet without teaftror Wear.
14t tenders other than the lowcoiV to
OAS'rOk I A ftlends. of the adminittratioi.j. The Mens straw li'�t,;, tnglish sailor ma,de, also panamas witb black and brown
t..
. L r� � � - I - - — _ 1 *4.. niA "AlnrArl straw sizes 6-%' and '71/4. Straw aud. wash hats f6r the
CHAS.. JUP A' UIACK
terhe Metals aswBoys" Store worth whiW$
For the Boys Men
Shift NVO.1'61A
Irs" VON 6750h1h Collis Well, what haven!t wo r"01",
xbkkt Pailts 060a ard ahar�,,l E'Verything lbut the shms.
Stockings
CHAS*
'07im Mot""i 4000d 'Noys, Start W�rth WN10",
-�oy Scout and Girl Guide
RUNNING SHOES
AllnurToanisG "n, sananuuning8h ms aro made to suma
11%,rd pair waae under tbe piossa-e Cure procets.
There av�, no befter wnLae and tli6y oast no more tbin othem.
Get thenn at
RERMO BOOT 4ohOr
Phone 411W � The sqtwrt
kiddies ar, well.
Suminer four-Ift-hand ties in snappir colorea silks, also the ever popular wash
fies,, wide 01 niarrow styles. Soiiiething new the sport bow, fits auy collar.
Silk and lisle hoso for mea in all the. leading shAaes brown, black, b1ne, grey.
aud fawn1sizes to, 10%* and IX.
Boys' and meulg.underware ballbriggan, combinitiqn, two pkee and B V D's
the summer undetwbar, sizes 2z tO 44 -
Boys! wash suits lit the latest styles aud shades, sizes 2 years to 6 years,
Khaki trousers for bOYS, Youths Aud tten in b10011lers And long pants. A ser.
viceable trouser for sutumer wear, sizts 24 tO 42.
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A, CORNM
West Si4e of Square GODERICH