The Goderich Star, 1924-10-30, Page 7Tonsillar, OCT. +oath. Mt
CAMPBELL'S DRUG STORE
ELEVENTH ANN1VERSARY
SALE
Saturday, Nov. 1st, to Saturday, Nov. 8th
For seven days only we aro offering hergaias hidings gad
:unities that averya; u sibould take advantage of.
See Pages 2, 3, an. 4 of titis issue for complete list
ROA every bleb of the threelh pages and jet dew* your swell
SALE STARTS- SATURDAY MORNING
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THE
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ileum of the vete as"Pima by the Village of Hayfield : A WINNER FOR 1921
different deputy retarrnae Moors. Poll No. 1 1St eel .--------,
'Township sf Morris = Q.T.A. GeV 1Majerity tot 0. T. A. 74 , . Beetled! ('lab RAJA Has Jost
This it the Sleltas et Party Flour
fall .No. 1. 118 :ts alleetariaaryr Need tNee sec W'at S test 1 Smote
PM. 11111►
"YOU OUGHT TO SU
lye
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Urs Atilt EtrctRtl ti(ticKr., i.r
PRIDHAM'S
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MTr A." MC. Moe• its iibit
Poll No. 2 hili 34 *lb 331 bVWear, Next
shell elk 71,2
Sgt) 428 92 The executive of the Purity.,Eloui'
557 147 4ta1 Bassini.. Clubmet in Die :;oats: of 1
791 165 132 ?tads rooms Friday evening. Q eabet a i
$35.00
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797 lei6. tR31! 114th, The Club reror:, isle treason R
40 oil 241 just closed ag the most successful i»
782 lull( 674 their history, both fro..: a 171ayink 1
132 SR 74 standpoint and a financi,- one. They
are able to puy all outstanding bills
Pell No. 3 13:1
fPoUNe. 4 le
Pull No. 5 124
Poli Ns. 8 164
765
• ,Majority for 0. T. A. 617
Township of West W awanoseh :
Poll No. 1 164
Poll No. 2 123
Poll No. 3 .87
Poll No. 4 124
' Poll No. 5 112
Poll No. 6 44
16 $tepheu
13 Usborne
34 Hay
19 Stanley
Goderich tp.
1 io Tuckersmith
Henshall
Exeter
16Hayfield
081 9130 1635e 3795 and have a small balance left nr
031. Majority for 0. T. A. 3795. hand.
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The election of officers took plass
99 W ESTHRN ONTARIO STRONG ONG at this meeting with the following
4G FOR O. T. A. being duly elected: Honorary press •
London Advertiser point* out that g
' for O. T. A. a48 Canada Flour MillsCo.; president
-, Township of Eget r'awanoeh; ;Melo are to a large extent rearms- W. Eel. Sharman; vice vres•:.eat, 'il
• tido .. ,._ lei • In commenting on the vote The dents,,the Mayor of Goderich and the
f Gen 1 Menager
of the I eaten
Maaot,t1r o the fourteen counties of Western On , 1
fellO11 0. 0.........,.mmierioararr ...r+..:r...0 : asaa Poll No, 1 92 t12 able for the provincag!a verdict spinet S.rnerville, treasure,. C. L. Jackson,
...... Fall 'Vo 2 158 13 Government Sale Sieber a majority aoeretarY. J. H. Bays; executive cone•
Pall No. 4 112 16 73,000 votes. Only six of the 34 rid. _
Poll No 5 115 4a? • Western Ontario have return.'
.T • m oritieas far Government Salsa .
Ov&4O,OOOMjorityfor
A
1Gor tA. which twer tithe: Jahn Wiggins, Charles Black
toRia
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Inge ,n ter M. •Elliott, western manager c,ti
a t Cats fan sat ar
These are he ooh, died of
failure at
Men why know gaol. Clothe* aro talking Mont these"
MOO ()remota of ours.
And no wonder Rich fabrics, got7tl style, slileudnt
Tailoring and big selection, snake our'$30.O4 line some •
thing worth. treeing.
Of course we have Overcoat*. at other-rrieen too• Ilut
for real super value you ean't make a nsistake its huyirg
one of these S3 'i181 O en:o ats•
Don't take our word for it ! Come anal set} for your
see ' t - W 're ways gat to s tOw y ou •-
f always glad t
,.... 1121011011 SDN MEN'S and BOYS'
Majority f O T 'West heart the Chatham House
Rural Districts V tell Largely i Favor of the OTA Overcoodo Yate and waterloo. ! Rr. Elliott here an Sunday • vermorning.
$ V'll f W t Mr >?1reached Yancouvc • r
i ATEIsCHESTER 1 . ; and went to the hospital on Saturday
• or T. A, 560 ~ Kent,
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Loudon, North Waterloo
.South.. W
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WEAR.. L
ur o ar y Ian •. 1 afire 4 roxe er
for Government Control is Toronto and Other Cities. ° Poll No. 1 172 • ' Sa Wednesday, -felt unwell on Fritts the tttesw store n.zt to Bank of Mo ntreal + C1iIt
EitERICH
el T
DETAILED DTI: FROM ALL OVER UR
..majority for
He was one of the best- known grain
0. T,
]d . WnS-trey_ nalthtTy_ Erreer!aett• i3 Ilk brokers on" ifie"prairies,'"" Ile' secretin
Township • of Ashfield ,
lite 25 office of manager of the Alberta Edwards; J. W. Fraser, W. W. Saints during our brief stay in Goltesrteh
d
h 'during
o a Pans who we loess. t
oho ol , mensens o
Poll No. 1 160 1G Ruttiness Associates in the West ed to hie .ant appointment from the William Bissett, J. B. Reynolds, H.. T. t esiea and kind treatment aitown to tie
The Stiftli t Iletin Service ea Night of Voting Created Much interest, p ii No * ;2
but it Was. a Late Hour before it Was Evident Q.T. A. Poll No. 4
Was Sustained. Poll' Aho. 5
Poll . No. 6
Latest 'reports of the voting on the each polling subdivlaxoat In Huron .oThe death f
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Plebiscite , last Thursday andw a ma- County,
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761 20F c a a grievous shock tb ins man of any R,4 years Mr. Elliott,is
.161 Be' The C•aTgaxy Herald nlakes editor. whest gaol, which was this vest F. H. Woods, lamer Buchanan; L. L.. We would also like to say so. word ug,
of whin •
78 aA ial , ef"erenee to the neat merged with the Manitoba and Sask .Knox.. Dr. Hunter, Fre+( Bunt, Peter Savo f y ur , 1
88 92 Chester Elliott, eon of •Iur. and Nark. 'atehewan pools in the national or- Turner, the Reeve of Goderieb, C. T w;ery lair crowd, ons in vrhlch it waw
81 401 G- M. Elliott, of town, whole death ganization. Two years ago he was Parsons. C. A, Reid an(1 F. Wool- a pleasure for the boys to play balI in
97 21 j was noted •fix our haat .suis, as fol• manager of the Unfted. (i min Gaoww combo, ant . of. We were all tickled ' t,
front lows": oris. • 'rospeets . for a good Leant next death with our trip to Goderich• ant,
o Chester M. ;;..lost hers, An energetic .and popular young e r are bright and a wiener for 1925 sincerely truest that' we might again
ane the slogan, ave the tticsaeu a -o# meeting yt+ur
h
r. Sharman has received the foe. •
am at some future date. -
J►lrain thannklug you, t am, -
Yau weyt
. G. V. HILIAMER,
_. Sec.-Treas. Oakvit by
Baseball Club
"Is it true' that B1U has married`
jority of over 40,000 to favot-of. re- 1•
RET FOR
Majority for 0. T. A. 558
tafninir The •Ontario Temperance,. Act
PLEBISCITE RF Township of.Howickr '
in preference to adopting some. nye- • CENTRE' HURON Poll No. 1 387
tem of Government Control. The Town of Goder-- •••
bulletining of the returns in the win. Advance Poll
dews of The Star as they. were re-: Poll No. 1
ceived Thursday ,night, •,foliowing the Poll No..2
poting, creates} much interest and. it Poil No, 3 :
Poll No. 4
was midnight before. the/erne/de .in Polk No«•s •
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front of the -.windows. elaappeared. 1 Po11.No. 6
__._For a►
'long time ft looked as if ,the !Poll No. 7
majority *Vila favor Government "
Control,_ the returns from the cittee Town of .Clinton,:
eomifg iia first, but as the successive Poll No, 1 191
summaries of the vote came In it was Poll No, 2 194
noticed the majority was fast being: Poll No. 3 191
cut down, and -the last 'summary re- Poll No. 4 137
• Village :Of Blyth :
ceived made an estimate of a pro• 713 a 280 `['oil No, .1 1.'37 ,
friends of. •thins Deity,, of whom there. had many friends here and his .tip-
, were many, and to the large
number pointment to conduct the western end
1l with 'when, he• had blueness relation -,of :'the: Canadian Wheat. .Pool sales
ng letter from the secretary
urer of the . Oakville Baseball
with' reference to'the treatment
layers received while in Gode-
or the recent game which is irk-
ing- reading : •• 1 again?" . Yes(, he's under entiret t p .
Poll No., 2 112 44 shf a.• I was' especially popular. He leaves n low
O.T.A . G.C. von No: a - . %tt3. 52 *hen be beeamed teenager -of the wife and amdll child. area
•2 P 13 Poll No. 4 268 ::34 Alberta wheat pool he became more Mrs,. S. Adanta> of this city, is a Club
213 123 roil Ivo. 0 181 24 than merely a Provincial `figure in the sinter -in-law, Mr, Elliott ;' a native the
163 139 Poll 'No. 6 : 145e 23 business world. Ito yeas a very int'iof Goder'ich, Ont. rich
• 179 102 • portant position for young man, but I The remains were brought to God. teres.
198 136 1126 183 his reputation its the, gain trade war- erich for interment, the funeral tslc• Mr. 1
--10G- 33_._._S,iajority-for•0. -.A._ 942 _ -ranted-his- being -given xt<__That he_ing--plaeo._from the. residence qf Mr, Sec,
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284 6' T h h' f Tur be ry• had done well in it is acknowledged. Elliott's parents, Mr. and Mrs. G, M. G
Poll N 1 188 Gti Ile took his hal is ,
r, r ru"y,
1 n °
.' oll s olp o n n a duties Serio psly ,rand 1 tt : Britannia road,on Sunday of.
Poll
4•. , 'e , to do :well- yet oar. what er oon...-Rev. el, -W ::Heedley,..eleg elegem
2• anxious t n
1149 g$6 ,lvo, 3 . 125 14 had placed
sant
Poll No. 3 125 19 had placed their trust in him: '• Ile.. of • Victoria street Methodist church
Poll No. 4. • 134 26 realised that the when pool would conducted the services and Professor
a3 T" 4 be closely watched. He .orked hard, and Mrs. Wells, the evangelists who
95 30 to make it a 'tsuccesy..probably .tae: bare been condUcting special services
70 ra t.
t12 • . Majority for 0. T. A. 497 hard, considenna; the • satiate of hie j• at Victoria .street church. saner. 'This
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bable majority cif' -10,610 for the 0:.
'own of. Seaforth
T A. Belated returns have since Poll No: 1
multiplied this by four and even yet' Pon No.• 2
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fully. compl;ete'figa,reie ere•net obtain-' Poll No. 3
able. 9 ' \ . Poll No. 4 . . -
It would seem that' where ,the act poi/ No. 5 •
is beet"enforced-le is most -strongly pal -No. -4e•
supported for Huron County; where
' it is dmitted there hen been, on. the
whole, very effective; enf'orceteett~ofvillage- of Brussels
;x•. the A , gives probably the largest poll No. 1
majorit.' of all the..:couptiea:....in the To No. 2
..prance tabour '42,000.Mr:: A T •
- .... Cooper-_ as orgarilier_ for the coun-
tiesof H en, GreY, Bruce. And Perth` ttollett'township:
and Figur 1, he supplies shows the Poll No. 1
ti s • H ton
12,083;
son e.1
fallowing rPoe No. 2`
Grey, 11,97,; lruee,",011; Perth -Poll No. 3
8293• mon •, as"Dry," 4,861• I Poll No. 4
We publish be?ow. the gures.for Poll No. 5 -
Poll No: 6
- Poli No. 7- .
Model ' :;6'Thtre , Colborne Township :
Week of Nov ,3rd to\ N v, 8th Pall No, 1 •
1 Poll' No. 2
Monde ar,nd Tuesday - Poli No. 3
Monday , .Mr Poll No. 4
in a thrilling action _taloo: adventure
"THE HEART BUSTER" McKillop Township :
(HRISTIE',COMti;by . Poll No. 1
' Poll No..,2
' "COURT PLASTER" • Poll No. 3..
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Po11 No. 4 •
Pell No. 2 137
136. '48 •
162- ' 36 274 -
91' . _, ,x;64:. Majority for. 0. T. A. 203
67 4 Town of ;5',fIngham:
,88 • 46 Poli No. 1 152
i09 • o Poll No. 2 188 •
Poll l No. 3 ' 193.
653 300 P -4 ._
Pololl No. 5 ' 84 -
Wednesday and. -Thursday .
GLORIA SWANSON - Grey .Township 6'
ee in the picture' everyone` is talking Poll No. 1
`a rb ut Poll ' To. 2 .
'A SOCIETY SCANDAL" Poll No. 3 •
Poll No. 4
• Poll Nb. 5 -
`' .+ Poll No. 6
Poll No. 7
e - AL ST. :JOHN, in •m.
RITTER HALF -•s
Friday Al Saturday
BUSTER KEATON
in his six -reels of ,fun
"THE THREE AGES" .
"SNUB POLLARD" in
".CALIFORNIA OR BUST"
'MAESOP'S FABLE REEL"
Matinees -Tues., Thurs., at 4.15.
Sat. at 3.00.
Coining 'Kentucky' Derby."
215 71
164, , . 4£ • : • 832_ . 262 one of the best and had the'highest, Port Huron, : and Mrssw, .•Elmo, of
n .molt: .
379 .114 refiard tlf rho Ltrar London.
IV' fpr 0. T. Ai 570: Gears e' McIvor::mangy of James t Floral' tributes 'Wertz received from
Richardson and Sono, : std:;` e,n,re tea the following:. • The Grain Exchange
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very similar' sentiments. "The late Calgary; . Department ..Toads, United.
248 2d OSFFI,CIXL RETURNS FOR Mr. Elliott will be missed by ,every. Grain Growers, : Limited, Winnipeg,
., . S5 i30UTii HURON , •
yh alth. a ' ' uK•
pallbearers were. Mr. C. Rankine, e
The wheat pool has lost zealosolicitor. of Calgary, wt Io accomparr-
ervant anecalgary +;;young cit►x•n ied the remains home to Goderich;
• of abflit!t and tine promise. " and the deceased's birothers, Will and
• The Herald .also publishes contr. Tom, of London, and Reg., of Lost
i l meats by a number of leading mem- Angeles, Cal. Meese*, K.. Sam-
bers'of the. Calgary Grain Exchange
dens, Reg. Pridham (Toronto). Ernie'
in which they.. express. their deepest Pridha'i and Hume Clutter wore
32 sorrow in the passing v .di. Elliott:..fower bearers. • Ire addition to time
40: • "Mr. Elliott's death has some as aalready mentioiaed from out of town
67 distinct shock to everyone." said ,f1. who :.nerd here for the funeral, were
78 W. Roeniach, president .of the ex the following: Mr.` John 'Eiligtt, an
2. change, who had known ;deceased for 1 uncle,. of London; Mr. and Mrs. San -
the. past eleven veers.. !'Filiott was bee, of Detroit; Mrs. Dowling, rt
'. Reg. Sharatan, pew management." -
17utits Plou3 _lles,eneil; Clttb, __ _ -- Meal -woe. tna ltetti mourn. but_ther•
derieb, Ont. Is no low'•compelling him .to work owr-
Dearer itm at
On .b half ,of -myself,. fellow ofdit'era= e e.
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Club, I wish to convey to yourself and the best plaice . to ` purchesa Yo',i
and pl yens of the Oakville Beechen FOUND, IN tiODBRICiii .,,
fellow dicers and -players or your 1 i...ka club bags sett• eases os .:
club, 6u. thanks for the many coutte a straps. Apply at gHARMAN'S.
'internal Lx•#errxl ulna:
are prom t _rodiewsKI by
r
T Ci OIL
TOMASEC C►
147 • `. • 33 Township of Stephen
63 " 8 Poll No. 1 - - 140
135 19 Poll No. 2 = . 63 . •
130 , 22. Poll No. 3 .: • -123 Ki.,
Poll No 4 - °158
808 - 153 Poll No. 5 24
Poll No, 6 82 -
16 Poll No. 7 ' 66
16 Poll No. 8' • 106
19 Poll No. 9 ' - , 129
14.
177
84.;.
. 299
68
038
20
211.....
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885 .:.
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65 Majority O. 'T A li.74
z Township of 'Osborne ,
Poll No. 1 99
90 Poll No. 2 127. .
172 a. 33 Poll No. 3 '108
-Poll No. 4 101.
497 255 Poll N•o. G - 140
Poll No. 6 84
163 18 Poll No.. 7 143
119 • 25 802.
123 2e Majority for O. T. A. 713
203 - .. • 14 - Township of flay:,
147 • 15 Poll No, l
109 13 Poll No. 2
Poll No, 8
960 • 128 Poll No. 4 •
Poll No. 5
Totals 5691. 2181 Poll No.6
Poll No. 7 .
Majority "Dry" 8516:. Poli No. 8
H VOTE IN NORTH HURON
Out of the total forty-two polhut;
one." he said ' Calgary offleo staff, Ganadfan Co -Op -
E• S, 1Glcliory, manager of the Nt`a- erativi Wheat Producers; manager.
tern division of 'the United Grain • and staff, United Grain Growers' Se
a‘.„4' Growers; Limited. remarked that crit- .rurity Co,; United Far•T]ierl of Alber-
ter eight years of close Business and
ts; Board of Directors+, Alberta Co.
'4i social relationship with 11tr. Limit -
'Elliott
Operatives. Wheat 'Producers; The Al -
he regarded deceased as one who had berta Pacific Grain Company, Limit -
100 set for himself every high ideals. "Ile ed; Board of Directors, Saekatchew-
3•g was the squarest of business assn' an Co -Operative Elevator Co., Lim.
6 elates and the sinceresit kind of 1 ited; : Vancouver - Iferehants' Rx -
25 friend," said Mr. Meitory change; United.Grain Growers and
.and
adept r t've Wheat
a r a-o e
Canadian at
rad anad a
McFarland, ' C
I. c iEt S ff lx
6if$_f the llabrta Pit- Prnducera. , Winnipeg OAice •Staff:
J
. o
director
anus=_
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m K
eiftc Grain Company; Ltd., said he and".Saskatchewan . Co -Operative ','Wheat
other grain anon had been shocked Producers, Limited;. The Gyre C1u1i;
14 and distressed.at• the, suddenness of Calgary, .leg. Smith .President; Mr.
3 ft •all. "Everybody lilted' Elliott," be acrd Mrs. 3. R. Brownlee (Hon. J. E.
13 mid. "He was a man of very sterl- Brownlee, Attorney -General. Alber.
25'. ing character.. and a man of much ta); Lorne' L. MeCanse ;lfudson'e
° 12 ability. His death will mean a great Bay comuany) Calgary; 1iir, and
10 lose to the wheat pool. '. Mrs: C. -Rice Jones, Winpipeg; Mr;
12 B.,sL Alunson, ex.nrt•sident of the and Mrs. 11, L. Smith, Winnipeg; Mr.
grain exchange, said ft had ai•wiive . arid Mrs. E. S. - McRorv, Calgary; -
89 been A -Pleasure to work with the Jack H. Smith: Mrs, Birnie, Mrs
Into Mr. Elliott, owing to' Inc upright, Kmg, Mrs, Me1Citteric Mrs. Nelson,
character: All grain: men knew that Mrs. O'Neil. • Mrs. .Porteous'. Mee
` they' could •,,absolutely depend upon Plows, Mrs, Keith, Calgary; Mr. and
87 17 his word. ' Mrs. George Salter; Mr. and Mrs
George• Hill. Dominion Governmetat Lancefield; Mr. and Mrsi.. Dempsey.
119 a 110 Drain inspector„said that Mr. Elliott Donalda; S. 'Nelson, Clare Arnot.
49• 11n was deiter'vedly ,ponnia:• with 41 who
Alfred Beeley, Bella Arno,, Calgary.
21 4£ came in contact with h1m. •'it nrd 1111, and Mrs. 0. Soley; Mr, and Mrs.
73 6S always been a nleasur•o to do bosh- H..3.. Ford, Mr. and Mrs, -0. II. Hone
De H
That Ir NAa BEEN PQM LER Y rM PrrY It6
ANO' Ie TO•DAV A R eE T
akfORE le A TeeTIMONI Y MAKS Foil I -
O tf' 1,171
NuMERoua a cue Its.
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-\CHILDREN'S LIFE INSURANCE •
The' lmppire .Life Insurance an
has a now and ttttracve
planfor Thildien's Immure that you. sI, uld
know about: 1;ow
Rates.- -
ee Beninger Withsput Delay.
n . : B.LNINGIER, General .Ag+ t
he Empire,Life Insurance Co.-
West
o.West reet Goderich, Ont;
ALLISON' ` SANITARY MEAT 'MARKET !
Rib Boils r!s of ref . .-
Flaksof
Beeby the piece . `. 1Qc.
RibRoasts of Beef.......... .. .. .., .............--180.
Nice Mild Cured Side Bacon .........--28c.
Farmers' threshing Roast Beef --- .-15c.
Good Chickens wanted -not scalded.
Watch Our Windows for Saturday Night Specials.
'Phone 2 West Side Square
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LOCAL REPRESENTATIVE WANTED
22 'gess with- Mr. Elliott during -the env, Mr. end Min. G. M. Stewart t , -
34 46 many rears he had been in Clagary;'i, William.Todd. Winnipeg Geo..O, oath mg denratnl for ,Itlos :,teal• pat. 1„,t8 .at ;r,ar rsr t; Ontario, close
•
said •i,.. inspector.
Violet MacKenzie, Calgary; Miss
520 42$' a tar of he ' ' ..t AlcintoAh. Cal ' ai• 1%,
e said T there' seri' and Mr11; °i3uc7rer7sSeld, Vancouver; V. -
• 'visions in North Huron, only Township of Stanley: : times when it was difficult to expre. e 1 - .Riddell. leeglea: Mr.' end Mre
I sub di
90 5 one's feelings, and any reference +r George Aiclvnr: Thmu^G flarburr R
,
' D. 0
. Ate ug . erred 5' Maigat a K y;
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Maldrity for 0. T. A. _ 9 a Grain exchanak ,
I .two; No. 6, Went Wawanosh, and No Poll. No. 1
G Ashfield, gave small wet mayor,- Poll No.•2 1.00 41.2 Air. Elliott was iust such an ossa• Son, Vane'nt T.. C. (17n.tnn r
Poll,;To. 4 152 37 had met with a great loss in hie Sim and.Myrtit' Benin,C'alVar'': C, 9i
INV
1ties. The following aro the carter, Poll No. 3 66 11lsion. The trade feat, he said, that it Murray:- S. D. and A17i ', ,C'nlrnrt•
TO THE PUBUC:!
This firm of Robertson Bros: has been 4isolved and all ac'
counts are now due and payable at the store. .
We wish to take this opportunity "of thanking our many
friends for their kind patronage in the past and solicit a continua-
tion of the same for 0. M. Robertson, who will cavy on the
business in the same up-to-date way,
•
ROBERTSON BR OS.
GODERICH, - ONTARIO. '
The Malmmageerar"le t -of
•
The JAS.. !MANUS PASTEURIZING PLANT
Wish to announce. to their custcustomers31111 the general puhlie
that the: are nemearrl.'ing freest Thiry and Creamery Butter
and a's, liutter°milk on their lowlier Milk clelivory rigs at all
tilnes Our ].utter, 'Ala, 'or lluttoranilk eon he had at the
plant on -
AST STREL T
,tin-. CV, l,etwi!'n 9;00 a. in. and $ 4%lp. in
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1,11 HI 111 111.1
11e
Poll o.5
Poll No. 6
Poll No. 7
84 19 death. Halland John McFar•and, Calearv:
60 25l N. S. Smith. M. L. A.. of Olds,. whe Miss, Ilea Stevenson, Calgary; Charlie,
G 48 was in the city on Motet/iv. rentarlC Rankine. • Calgary: ' 11 r. and Min
f ,Ilion, wou,u R Per am Toronto; .xeeu eo
557
Majority' for 0. T. A. 400
Township of Goderich
1'o11 No. 1
Poll No. 2 '
Poll No.' 3
Poll No. 4 -
:Poll No. 5
Poll No.• 0
cal that the death o Mi. F egr "dh . T t l` t1 I
151' be a loss notonly to the grain trace ,tate, Maultoba Wheat P
I but to the country:, . The wheat .pool
i itself, of which Mr. 'Elliott had mach
129 41 Ouch a success, would ;eel his pa -
113 • - 14 sins' acutely. - ' Y
106. 26 "It is not only a very sweat shnelt
77 14 to me personally, but it willbe a din-:
144 la; tinct if not irreparable loss to the
76 15 wheat pool." said It W. Wood, ehntr-
__ man of the board of trustees; an
toe Monday. in referring tin the sudder
h ae
646
Majority for 0. T. A. 519
Township of Tuckeresmith
Poll No. 1 103
Poll No. 2 ' 138
Poll No. 3 ._ 138
Poll No. 4 449
Poll No. 5 e • 137
Poll No. a 132
797
Majority for 0. T. A. 632
Village of tlenrall:
Poll No. 1 102
Poll No. 2 226
" dea +h f Che t r M Elliott
"During the last five or six years
Z had learned to esteem him ver• r
IV? highly pernonatly.• In our .year',
1work together' on the weed pool > 1 °
f• ound that he bed a stern 4tisrghttin-
12, tragi Mast n remarkabtde and Iii: his rteee
lone
Ir ar1.
.,M Palen he r }tern aulllrerie-g, ;., „ply
2' #o thewheat poo
1 '11 be real na r''
to the big $lr,(HH).aK)() ilonrinion 'AIIne Steel Phtnt new tieing built..
!011 can (met nt.':4* "°;,1,1i FE„ :14ii pL71.(IIy.nlieu tlrl4 Inalrllnc.tll.r.
steel plaint opine its cloote next \car tinil'timtjt) ys ra thousand hien.
Thane men n•ul their itentlioe r+l,I ,' Ir,'c homes and they wilt want
them a,}q to t •; :;e,''? " .. )11; o...,ta•7t.\ tile Alloy Steel Park
5uhdiviwiuu . ,,.,•, r.l••• ., •: ,`r n, r},,Itp possibilities for those that
IMV nmv. SAlti, :, r••n° i:t IIs tow lnrality will not interfere
With your ower, hu .11,c . net will *ul.1 greatly to voile ',re gent income
Write to•tley. tie He, thee r 7 *ear, 4P"in, rel teen town.
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(_ J. ' K. , I, ;IOAGLAN D
SALES MANAGER
139 Crot>a arlii Street, SARNIA, ONT.
lr'RI T''.-'.1;rch applicant will reitrive :a17•;..i el ft re an illtr,ta•aated
book ort Sarrlin•
ice.
, ' Oxfords for Fall
16°' from heart trouble for a few week's
which 'became snore reuse at tlnu9- [ ' $. R. KNIGHT. Hotel Bedford,
For years be bad a weak }trot. snit, Ooaeetich
3 " of late his +condition was more acute 1 on Thnrsdey, Noveinber6th
57Some two or three weeks( before hi* Hole maner% of Doreaweed's
' death he Trac coe2aweed to Ube ',Holy , Pituitary Patent Touweess as t Wigs
New style.. heel a the *stir
*telt Colon's( US i171tita!•
Met. Xtsifibi will , 2110110441140
acrd glee tans a4v . all sweep
dieeeemo.Teleplineo Riese.
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GOODS
For Ladies and Gents
330
Majority for O. T. A. 241
Voll 7 ? Exeter :P !08
Pelt No. 2 121
'Poll 31e. I 114
poll 16.. x ria
Poll Me. sl 47
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covered for * tlnite `+favi
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SI snits of the advice of fuser
*0 physicians that hi* beast
42 had tenditiaa sari thee be
41 sp +eek amid take a slat
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shape and do not spread and
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