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Election Results in 1926
NORTHHURON
G oderich
J oy n t Robertson
Poll No. 1 107 183
2 179 121
3 172 112
4 182 160
6 108 68
6 205 169
7 114 88
Advance Pull 16 3
1203 -864
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Majority for Joyat-339,
A'hfield
Poll No. 1 72
2 54
3 62
4 77
5 7•l
6 36
7 28
' 401 519
Majority for Robertson 113
Nest Wawanosh
Poll No. 2 • 89 80
88 80
8 58 . 35
4 81 96
5 23 101
6 57 . 21
854 413
Majority for Robertson -59.
Wingham
Poll No. 1 91 105
2 02 138
3 117 134
4 128 153
5 4444....... 02 50
490 580
Majority for Robertson -90
Wroxeter
Poll N.>. 1 68 106
Majority for Robertson -42
Morris •
Poll No, 1 88 85
2 45 81
3 51 92
4 42 82
5 47 96
6 ........,49 132
270 548
Majority for Robertson -278.
Grey
91
102
91
49
44
57
35
Poll No. 1 19 1I9
2 22 108
3 80 07
4 t. 42 104
6a.. 21 96
6h 30 81
6 ., 28 118
'7 26 108
218 799
Majority for Robertson -5S1
Bt useels
Poll Nn, la 50 99
lb 52 76
2 71 110
179 294
Majority for Rnbet tion -115
Blyth
Poll No. 1 85 127e9
2 . ....... 100 79
185 206
Majority for Robertson --21.
East Wawanosh
Poll No. 1 ,.,.,,,•,.,,, 20 70
2 63 105
8 42 98
4 34 88
5 28 89
192 453
Majority for Robertson 204,
Howiok
Pon No. 1 72 101
2 .,....... .. „ 72 104
3u 85 04
3b 53
4a 01
4b 11
a 60
6 40
83
101
1$1
89
493 760
Majority for Robertson 273.
Tuvnberry
Poll No. la 62 53
' lb 34 76
2 62 128
3 .. 42 85
4 26 111
220 448
Majority for Robertson, 222
Colborne
Poll No, 1 - 52 113
2 19 47
3 54 150
4 15 78
170 888
Majority for Robertson, 218.
REOAPITULATION
Ashfield 401 510
Blyth 185 206
Brussels 179 294
Colborne 170 388
Godericll 1203 863
Grey 218 ' 791)
Howick 403 760
Morris 270 548
Turn berry 226 448
E. Wawanosh 192 450
W. Wawanosh , 354 413
Wingham 490 580
Wroxeter 83 105
4444 6886
Majority for Robevtenn-1942.
SOUTH HURON
Seaforth
Medd
Nn. I 98
No. 2 113
No. 3 ........ .. , 63
Nn.4 52
Mo.5 64_
Na. 6 . 71
407
12
Clinton
Nn. 1 117
No, 2 175
Nn. 3 184•
557
Neap
77
77
72
70
'76
73
445
127
134
152
107
478
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Radio and Gas Service BRUSSELS
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Ilood Puiietsf
For Sale
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White Leghorns
Barred Rocks
White Rocks
Jersey Black Giants
All Good Strains
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Poultry Wanted
Will pay highest market prices
for all Innda of Poultry
Having taken a course in Poul-
try culling, I and able to cull
out your poor layers and de -
nosed ones.
Any one wanting to sell or
have their flocks culled. Phone
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Prices reasonable
Jno. Rutledge
Exeter
No 1 115 123
No. 2 196 109
No..8 164 98
No, 4 ...,,,,.,. 41 42
516 372
144
Hensel!
No, 242 151.
91
Hayfield
No, 64 129
McKillop
Nu. 1 22 144
Ne, 2 150 44
No. 3 .... 07 114
No, 4 . 123 50
362 361
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Tuckersmith
No. i - 81 71
N., 2 111 62
No, 3 120 19
No. 4 180 34
Nu, 6
442 188
256
Hullett
No. 1
Nn 2 123 81
No. 3 133 86
Ne. 4 118 44
No 5• 47 17
No. 6 96 89
No.7 89 43
559 199
360
Godelich Township
No.1 67 84
No.2 44 86
No.3 51 60
Nn.4 37 55
No. 5 S9 43
No, 8 81 38
244 225
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Stanley
No. I 60 ' 31
No.2 73 27
No. 3 66 27
No. 4 . 99 I01
No.5 56 49
No. 6 ..... ......;58 46
No.7 6 44
' 418 826
93
Hay
No. l 57 24
No. 2 74 18
No. 3 181 107
No. 4 81 127
No, 5 55 35
No, 6 60 107
No.7 22 33
No.8 28 69
508 525
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Usborne
No.1 61 26
No.2 101 21
No3 87 21
No.4 64 40
No. 5 110 28
No. 6 47 35
No. 7 102 30
562 200
353
Stephen
No. 1 107 45
No.2 38 50
No. 3 101 44
No. 4 128 00
No, 5 24 98
No, 8 66 1139
No. 7 49 41
No. 8 64, . 23
No 9 99 47
073 554
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RECAPITULATION
Medd Neeb
Seaforth 457 445
Clinton 567 478
Exeter 516 872
Heusall .242 151
Hayfield 54 120
McKillop .,,,882 365
Tuckeremith. 849 240
Hullett 037 237
Golei ich Tivp, 352 325
H ,y 608 525
Stanley 418 326
Uyborue 502 200
Stephen 673 654
6087 4369
Majority for ;NI edd-I,40S.
Increasing the Value of
Canada's Muskrat Resources
,Tho increased demand for inusk-
rat pelts, the consequent rise in.
price and the marked decrease in the
natural supply are the
I main reasons for the in-
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Community Buying Directory and Business Guide
The Merchants and Rosiness men represented below are co-operating In an effo,rt to prove to the residents of the town Ind
surrounding com'nlsunity that values equal to any of the large'r towns or ,aihes may be procured in local stores. A series of
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$2 for $1.76; Boy's reg. $1.25 for $1•
Special to clear, 16 prs. Ladies Pat
tie slippers, reg $4.60 for $2.00, sizes
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Men's Rubbers large sizes, reg. $1.60
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low heel, reg. $1.00 for 75c. WATCH
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GROCERIES and PROVISIONS
Toilet Paper, 7 Rolls for 25c . t=om
$ Cooking Onions, 0 lbs for..25c ie
3 15%,'i. Discount on Chi• na +_•, TELEPHONES 36 and 33
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t; HARDWARE - TINSMITHING
Pint Paccum Bottle, Special Price I Confidence in your community +is a great thing. Sup_ s ORDER YOUR COAL NOW
43 Cents. port of Brussels merchants by Ithe residents of the town X AND BE READY FOR
3 will make their business boom result in an era of business WINTER,
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p ;f prosperity .and make itself felt in all local activities here,. tTELEPHONE 68.
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MPS. Than, More :iiif you lack faith in your merchant and ,gown and go Smith's exalt
s, to neighboring or foreign: cities ,ro buy your household
goads, these other planes will receive the benefit of your4 Drug Store
GIFT AND VARIETY STORE :goods,
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Teapots, from the Old County Pot -,s• OUR ANNUAL REXALL SALE
aeries. Umbrellas for ladies and Bold to your community and your success is assured. s WATCH FOR THE DATE
gent., at $1.00. 7 Do not be led to other cities by misrepresentations, Your 3. TELEPHONE 62.
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JEWELER
OPTICIAN
.j 111erchant in other cities does not care, a thing about you,
except to eget your money. You are neo friend of his, and 4.
,T,he isnot de man to give anything away. if you pay him ;g
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Exclusive Millinery anti GROCERIES and FRUIT
• Gainsborough Hats. GENERAL HARDWARE, STOVES and TINWARE
HAPPY THOUGHT RANGE reduced $25.00 for. this week
FALL HATS NOW ON DISPLAY L Special price on Gray enamel ware cooking utensils, Etc.
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xusin�rss and his product ts delivered over a big radius ' C. F. Lockwood
from Brussels. He always keeps .a, big variety of cakes BARBER
cookies, and pastry on hand at his store besides confect- t'
1+ ionery, ice cream etc. 3g
a Specialty - '!,:t
Ladies' and Childrens' Tonsorial
Tobacco always on hand. Work a Speczaltyy�
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FLOUR, FEED,+ THE BEST
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re. 119 Ballantyne
HEAD LETTUCE
T. ' FOR SATURDAY
TELEPHONE 7.
OUR MOTTO
SERVICE AND QUALITY..
Telephone No. 6.
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BARBER
Brussels Business Men
togro•Ladies Hair Cutting
Cunningham's
Garage = G. 8. McI N T YRE
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NEW CARS
CHEVROLET GARAGE
SEE AND HEAR OUR NEW TALK-
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USED CARS
Philco and Rogers Batteryless Radios
Telephone 72 X
Riverside Garage
O. H. SPROULE
- Repairs 011 all makes of ears. -
Battery Charging ... ... ... ....
Tires & Accessories.
creasing interest and widespread de-
mand for information as to the ee-
onomic possibilities of raising this
fur -bearer.
To meet this demand and to in-
crease the value of Canada's musk
rat resources, the Department of
the Interior, Ottawa through its nat-
ural Resources Intelligence Service,
has prepared and issued a publica
tion entitled "The Muskrat, aCan-
adien bur Resource," The purpose
of , the information contained in
this booklet is to make possible a
wider knowledge of the essentials
necessary far raising muskrat under
control either in their natural habi-
tat or in pens.
Canada owing to climatic and
other favourable conditions, is par•
titularly adapted for the production
of high quality muskrats and pos-
sesses as well thousands of acres of
marsh and other more or less pro-
ductive areas on which they may be
propagated. The development of
these areas for the propagation of
muskrat would no doubt provide n
whole or part time occupation for
many persons, and materially in-
crease the psoduction and valve of
'Canada's muskrat resources.
This booklet on the muskrat will
be sent free on request: to the Na-
tural :Resources Intelligence Service,
Department of the Interior, Ottawa.
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sects kilted by shooting a drop of
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