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SAVING SALEi
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Bale Coinnicnos Titursdayl. iktg. 11 .
A few of the Bargains are listed:
,soe jonteel Creams .---- $9c 5on ICIerizo Antiseptic -.--.$9c'
aett Narciseus 'Talcum ---. eec 230 Castor Oil -- xpe
79c 7$c Georgia Rose Bath Salt
= Petrofol
3,5c Cocoanut Oil Shampoo 230 Ise. 117;rioner;,
pi sot Milk of Magnesia agc roc Palm Skin Soap*
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PREMIER KING
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- ta eral candidate, .Archie Hislop, a true
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the field, and again he was not op-
posed. In the general election of 1926,
the same point had to be considered,
and again the Premier expressed the
wieh that Mr. King should have Lib-
eral support.
In the pneseut by-election, the Gov-
ernment had decided to appeal to the.
reason, eommon sense and chivalry
of the people of the riding by askiung
Ingham al them to return as a member the Lib-
strengthen us.; to take that broad and
chivalreus view and do that which'I
feel will be in the best interests of
the country as well O., a your ONVII
constituency."
Mr, King then read from a. mani-
festo issued that day by the Progres-
sive candidate, Mr. 13ricker, in which
he declared his conviction that the ag-
ricaltural interests d1 the riding \voted,
best be represented by a man
fettered by party ties." He took is-
sue, he said, not with Mr. Bricker's
motives or intentions, but with that
expression. Mr. 13ricker himself wee
not standing as an independent, but
as a member of a pelitical party.
Political parties were not ends in
themselves, but a means to an end,
created by people holding eirailar
views in an effort to make their views
revail
He instanced the significance of 'Mr.
Cannon's appearanee on the platform
with himself. "We are here together,
not because we are 'fettered by party
ties, but because we are co-operating.
You can't even be a member of the
British Empire without co-operaune,
for co-operation is the essence of ev-
erything, Our whole aim and. puepose
at heart has been to get our country
united in greater harrnoey with our
ideals, aims and needs satisfied end
solved in the proper way."
Arr. Brick-er's manifesto called also
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BOARDERS WANTED -Apply to FOR SALE-xso aceett choice land,
Mr.e. C. Bowden,. Frances street. t„ lot -,n't con. Hullett; first-class
buildinese Delco light; two-thirds.
1-PONEY--WItitei tide 30-1.6. t porethese price may remain on snort-
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mixed honey, ti.2.5o. j. H. t.at.ernort.. ,
BOAR.DERS W.AN'TED-Scho,...1
pu-
tdls preferred. Apply to Advance -;1,
Times effice. '
FOR SALE -5,o head Of young- cattle:
come and toile them ewer. Apply -
to Roy rorte,r, phone O.o.:11-45,
ham.
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teage at ai per tent.; balance rash
or first mertgage on other proper-
ty. j. H. Wheatley, RS. Blyth,
Ont.
VOTERS' LIST-egee
tipality of the Towship of East
BOARDERS WANTED -- High lierawanoslat County of Huron
school stents . pee,itered. Apply -
:Mrs. j.' E.' is hereby given that I hay
street.
tri-is'iatitted kNr delivered to the per -
FOR SALE -Two tette Sedans, we, sone inentiened in Sections tt and o
leen eedeter Sedans; atse a few good the Ontario Vetere' Lists Act, the
towing. ettest eirstectass pipeless fur- :et-zit:ties treat:aired by said Seetiens to he
none, arid a Noe t Nelson ranee- -Aen- tee transmitted or delivered, of the
P:tat Ett Bettiinteeln Nash Dealer. list made purenatet to said Act 'If ell
roR SALE nette, 3 persons appearing by the last revised
Isousese :All these properties are of 'to be entitled to vote at electietes for
ant -eaten rattle. Apply tee Thomas Members ei the Legislative Assent --
Fella. bler and at Municipal elections, and
that the said list was firse posted ap
FOR SALE - ft-roteres. hotese with in my offitte in East Wavta.nosh ens the
front entree Victeria street, ,e4eb day „te neentett tete- and eat -antes
near c'z'rxer-le:'0es. there 'for insect:tient
Tema" easy. aeteetet ee. -en teat • Electors are called aspen to examine
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etthet't S'-esolehirte its't'reere Wiitt-4-' the said list,. and if any errors. or out -
ham
eneene,, e beetle ttenete., 3, ettegeet asse'ssment resill of the ..Mtutictpality
Les'ions are found therein, to take ere -
pole sALE___cee vereebztod Et,,_ ceedtots to have the said errors cor-
Shorthorn, bun e etegee eel. ;tette, ,,,,,, t tatted acoerding tie law.
team of horses' 4 yeat-st 'Apply to r''''atc4 etis z'atIt'attiy'''t4 14""lts'tt 19z:-7.
Letwi.e. t.'"treititers,, setae of the tate A. PCIIRT'ERFIELInt
Yin F. e. Lewis. R.R. re Nii--J---
teetteete, Cterte East Wawanosh.
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FARM Fitn e:tALF-tito aerice tlee
eralism all his life. He referred to his
record of twelve Years in the Legisla-
ture, where be had given honorable
and noble service in the interest of
his constituents. He eommended his
abilities as a public speaker, pointing
out that Parliameat is greatly influ-
enced by the ability of a member to
present hie cage. Re.ferring to the ,c
P
to get the things you want," be ask-
ed. North Huron was a miniature
Canada, he continued, becanse it em-
bodied both rural and -urban 70m-
munities, but the Goeernmeut had a
policy in regard to both. 'Don't let
us begin working up groups," he standing together? We in Quebec
pleaded, "You simply help to ni dee - tand for British institutions, just as
mine constituted authority wile% eon wq11 as the people of Ontario. I have
de so." never heard it said in my presence
The Government could appcal ..,11 that the loyalty of old Quebec could
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its personnel, as well as on its record be doubted. French-Canadians secur-
of legislation, in „connection with ed their charter of liberty in 475
from the British crown. Our religious
rights were safeguarded, our lang-
uage protected. our civil laws main-
tained. The liberty, under which we
and our sympathies all rim in the
same channels. Canada is a country i
which stands for British ideals and
for youthful, virile and. strong expan-
sion. Why should the pillars of Con-
federation stand apart instead of
farmers' loans, revaluation of lands of
soldier settlers, maritime grievances,
lowered taxation, reduced tariff on
automobiles and agrioultural 1mi:de-
ments, reduction of sales tax, aboli-
tion of the receipt taxi, return to pen-
ny postage; reduction of the starnp
tax, old age pensions, and other im-
portant pieces of legislation. While
making reduction's in taxation, the
Government had also been cutting
down the public debt, and, above all,
had been striving to promote and
maintain unity and good will between
the people. of every part of the Do -
Hon. j. C. Elliott, in a brief ad-
dress, said :that not long ago it was
possible to get up quite an argument
on whether or not Mr. King was the
best man to be placed at the head
of the affairs of the Dominion. "But
you can't get. any argument on that
speech made by the candidate at the w tor the election or a member "tree question today," he declared, "tor the
majority of the people of Canada feel
commencement of the meeting, he Ito vote on any issue on its merits
said; "I think you will agree that Las it arisen' "Are not present them- that Mackenzie King is the best rnan
that kind of language doesn't come [leers free to vote on any issue on its in the whole British Empire to be
ada today.'
intr. Melo') support an issue which he
Hearty applause greeted his refer-
ence to Premier Baldwin's remark
that no two statesmen ever worked
"How has the Liberal party dealt ,
with us in the past few years?" "I iissue "as it arises," what the speaker together better for the good of the
British Empire than had Mr. King"
ask axle- man to find a single utterance wanted was men who will help to
of mine at any time in which 1 ques- settle a question ' before it is even and himself. He quoted figures show-
ing that the Government, while car -
timed the ntotiyes of the Progres- brought into the House of Commons.
He then reviewed the iunctions tei rying on all necessary services, had
stye or 1....R.O. parties," he said. "II the wieed ofi over Stest000,eoo of the have sought alwae-s to bring together the party caucus, showing how
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as one party those who have similar views of all Parts of the COUntry on lie debt last year.
ideals as to the progress of our coon- any particular issue were obtained Loyal to Britain.
ry, those who are Liberal in the true and carefully sifted before a bill was The address of Hon. Lucien Can-
-,sense of the word, I've sought to "rdued ill the House. "in the in- non was an eloeuerst expression Of
eweend presiding over the destinies of Can -
from a man who hasn't a very true Imerits." asked the speaker.
heart."
The question for, the voters o
North Huron to ask themselves was,
'eh was contrary to the interest' ot
agriculture; merely beceuse bis party
wanted him to?" As for voting on an
Thursday, Septerober xst, 1927
live, was obtained from the British
tbrone, and Freucb Canada today
stands for that charter of liberty,
vvhich can only be maintained so long
as British connection reelable on this
continent. Yoe need not ftar theie-
fluence of Qua ec It ,wialwaysll
make for unity in Canada!'
In addition to the speaker's, there
were present on the platform a num-
ber of Libeeal members of the House
of Commons from Western Ontario,
including Hon, James Malcolm, Mit-
chell Hepburn, F. G. Sanderson, W.
T. Goodison, Thorrfas McMillan, F.
Wellington Hay and, W. H, Taylor.
(continued on page 5)
have them come together, for in un- wrests' ot agile-0111re and of the whole the sentiments of the people of Que-
t is stretettla,'" country, give us someone who can bec towazds their fellow -Canadians
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there nether point which the electors work with us and who can help us and toward the British crown. "The it -
provinces of Ontario and of Quebec
1 the constituencet ought to consid- i
are the pioneers of our country,- he ll =
" he continued, is, "What is the
position ot the etenservatnee party tie ''' , a i e n , eit
the past when teem Sons worked exile =
p
the peesent menteitt?" Is there any , il lc ce in
i by S,.tle. Let us continue that work.
special meson at this lime in a by- 'Why should there be any division?
Our ideals, our ambitions, our alma,
said. "They have done great none in
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lectiou why yon shottki cheese some
oppose the G'overnment \Viso .
s 'et' Conservatives that Ptiblin. MeetilegS inter -1 NOTICE TO CREDITORS
suoorting..Not Mr. Ferguson, be- ests of ARCHIE HISLO P.
- "el'OTI,CE is hereby izieen, pursuant t la
'/'e' l'' ' deQlared bitiseli out ei Liberal, Candidate in North to cection 56t, Chan. 12T, of the Revis- i '-
the race for the leadership of the par- , ...
-. le it Mr. Guthrie? it ee,. en whet ',, Huron will be held as follov,, s . , .
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7 ed Statutes of Ointat--iot that all per- ...,
13.1, haunt,- atme 2 trast the et:tate ,
grounds? -ere you sure th-at lte vaill '
et Rohl= Macdonald, who died on (I
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be the leader chosen? Ott is it Mr. 2n. or about the thirtieth day of March, __e=
MAY SEPT d
, 'eget in the Town of WInehane lit
AT DUNGANNON, to be ad- the County of Harem, are required *
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Bennett: Witat are the whines
the eartvr ' dressed by Hon. J. 0. Elliott and to eend by post prepaid or deliver tot' it --
The situation was on demanding F. Hepburn, NI -R. J. je. W. tee/peon, 4op Tem_ ,e Butld- . -
AT LOCHALSE„ to he address- -atnnen or beeeee the 36th day. off
epteznieert teen names 2.2 a -;
he fee, were not so hideheterei PeNte ' Thos- MobilThant M-13- dresses, with ern nanticillare so wren
Beane- as not to be able to, tree their 'inn of their claims and the nature of
'dale verified 'by a statutorr deciara-i =
kart Toronto, executor of the de -
the etnereise a intelligence on the
part Of the people the whet ed by Hee_ James beettnebni emu s - d d '
• - ilteveri reasentiree ' powers it deitidine :moNDAy sEpT s•
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the sec -antes 22,y, held by them,
Back to School and
Everybody Happy
We Desire to Direct Special Attention
to Our Line of--
Sciaool Shoes for Boys Gi
in Many Different Lines.
WE HAVE THEM REAL CHEAP if you prefer, but the
better quenities for Fail and Winter wear are the best buying for
bath buyer and seller.
HIGH BOOTS (that is, laced me) will again hold tlt.e prefer-
ence, a/though Oxfords are being shown to a certain extent.
Thee KIND WE RECOMMEND ARE THosE WE HAVE
1Lai.DE ESPECIALLY FOR OUR TRADE WITH "DOUBLE
'TOES", "SOLID COUNTERS", EXCELLENT 'LEATHER IN-
SOLES AND OUTSOLES", AND DOUBLE TOES (not cut off).
We have these for the girl or boy of 5 years of age and 112 -
wards, and our PRICES ARE "ALWAYS MODERATE."
IN BLAKE'S HALL, ASH- , tino-
- ana R , pmegen, tobe addressead•by Hoot ,• . AND•TAKE NOTICE fuithe.e that irt
tot tett 'te treteet te zee:east e " t'fze Ceeserratire ratty •• !Lames beateedte and erbeet eat_ eiteter tire -eaid idae- of Septembe.r. -
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teen the said Executer will preened .
FORESTERS' HALL, BELe 'among the parries entitled thereto, ;
Ilt,,..tt.t$%6*., '4'142 itentheatent treette, 1,1,0E
ater and ,to distribeste the ass.ets of the esate
barn ertiettg ter etteret itentedoetiere.
tha ztt.74,,,,a to barn; pee NIT
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etatieetet ett. tarree mete:, ream is L'e e " _ o neer yon ,z,z4 the a;..,Tualta,
and tentharde ee areas ander eared -
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BLY-15 MEMORIAL HALL Fail and. Wter OVER -
to be atidnessed by Here Jazzes II COATS, are now in. These
Itallettim and IL F. Hegetnen, cetette are, enatee eta tem the pee_
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est popular 'iteies Feed coterso tgi
tatIlore4. and finished -#
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ItURSDAY; SEPT. 8 Z
'--: - Overalls.' Smotileen, Work skirt%
AT BRUSSELS, to ba adderteed paztts V'ests.,_ycza ,;„,:a
by Hen. ami , ;tee
D. Enter, lit what pan want ttereateeamvir Sn -=,1
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Kitchen or Haioges are lext -gap- =
Lead keen rimmed to seatsGoparig, tte eddeeed, neat- hewed's.:
Liiker2: rzefatt Hay, ig-Pe BOOTS end SalaBS-Witth j
-txcEi..!'• were iteraterly Censettraideet Hon., James Malcolm, and F.
vZictorisi-cartron„ a. Meerut AT GLENANNAN„ be mach higher price. = ,
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MeAgs Suits
Tweeds and Worsteds in plain, and -
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fancy weaves; double" eatd single
brea 'seed naodele for men =a young
S.P:!d2118 50 and 23 50
Prices ' *
Young Men's Suits
Splendid values for young meat in,
single and double breasted styles--
Greys1. Browns and Pawns -sizes ,33
tO 37.
VIde as 1 14.50 ansi 17 50
Boys?" Sults
Buys' Suits in large sizes of 34 to
36,, one and two Bloomers with each
sual-Greys, Fawns and Heathers -
for the hotr's school suit. IA
8Plittitices4 1 11 750 and 13 75
Youths? Suits
For the smaller boys we are show-
ing a, splendid range of Sults with
one and two Bloomers; extra values
for school wear,
6.95' 12.00
OVERCOATS
er Overcoats for men and bo $1,
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