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Xr. Goo. MaICar, soot of the late
C. C. L. McKay of Pennock, a000ssr-
jpenle4 hy kis bride, who wait Miss
ilrfpargareft Boas, ?laughter of tben late
Rev, ler. Roca of Bruoefield, . spent a
taw day's lent weer* visiting lam!
sitofoiy' of Ooderleb .street said atlw
fra�endas in town. Mr. • and Mrs. Mc- I
Cyt intend .going to Formoza to
bake up the worst so long carried on
*are by Dr. mcKay.
Mr. J. I'.. Willis, who has ter some
Itizpe been managing th) business. of .
the es11to c4 It. Willis, has now
bought out the business and'
in tattoo will conduct it in has own
• inearests.
;A young child at 111r. Joseph John -
sten of Bellwood was found drowned
by its mother in a tub.
'rO0'1414 NEED SOME
WALL, PAPER FOR THOSE
ROOMS THAT NEED RE-'
NOVATIN4 THIS FALL,,
OUR STOCK HAS
BEEN REPLENISHED. BY
SEVERAL ADDITIOiNS
SELECT.E1) FROM. , 1.912
SAMPLES. ..
ALL PAPER TRIMMED
FREE.
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STORE
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Horkpeavlitio PolUHOrd Histori
of Hurons
HURON WEST.
R T
Silo filler is the order of the dal*
around tbia weighrgrbood.
Ws moot venae much it i hear that
'2hs pourpgest son of Mr. S. T. Wal
ter is vest ill with bronchial, pneu-
moniaY. Wo trust that he will soon
*,9 around again.
Deis S. Acli.son has returned Iran
a visit to Winona„ whore her sister
besides.
Rev. 0. G. Couzensattended the
distract meethw,. in 11914141 Tuesday
and Wednesday+.
The Rally Day services in the Mean-
c!.list church cii Sunday we w' of an
interesting an profitable character.
Mr. O. W. Potty of Porter's Hill
gave a short address a 'the at'tiar-
noon' service w1i'cli was brim full
of practical and cuseful lea:one alone,
the tion of Sunday school work and
he urged the parents tc' take a more
lively interest in thiswork which, is
of such value to their of idreii.
The evening meeting was conducted
bp the Leagpe trader the leadership
of Mr. G. Gout, and proved to be
a most interesting nail inspiring ser-
vice. Tien topic, which was .cn the
We of Elisha, was taken in three
parts .by' Miss E. Gould, Mrs. L.
TE(bbutt and Miss] D. Holane'', and
the papers •were given izi a 'very
pleasing manners. It was remarked
after the service that it wouldi be
well to have, suck meettings oftener.
Mr, Homer Cantelon has crz;aged
with Gunn and Lari eois of Montreal
'to: assist; in shappinsn 'at. garrison
and he leaves for that town in a few
d'a'ys. Homer is agood hand at
the business' and has had quite, a
lot,' o1 experience with Mr. Trewar-
tha.
Anniversary' slrvices will be ,bred
in the Methodist church here on Sun-
day
unday next. There will .be three ser-
vicesx 10 o'clock a. mi•., 2 p. m. and
7 p. in. The preacher of the day
will be Rev. E. A. Fear of Blyth, a
former pastor. The afternoon ser
vice will. be, especially+ for . the child
rem and young pepple but all will be
welcomnle. There will bet special anus-
is and a .plesisant and profitable day
is anticipated. Special collection
at each service. . . •
Porter's Hill
Miss . Alice Wilson of Centralia is
visiting at Mr. and Mas. Waltcz Weis
ton's and Mrs.. G. Vanderiuirg's,
Miss. Leggatit and two. brothers re-
tunnad' to their hone in Pitts itg
on Saturdays.' after spending a couple
of: wears (the ,gugsas of.11,e. . John
Frain ti, i.
Masa Fern ' Corson c'I :Kinglyt has
been visiting friends ann relatives in
the vinieita.
A number from the neighborhood. at-
tended the Seaforth fair on Tuesday
and Wednesday..`•
BIB ;VALUE
B:C VALDE
1.coo.itolittlic cam.
The Store of Fashion
MILLINERY OPENING
A GRAND SUCCESS
AND WILL BE CONTINUED ALL WEEK
OUR hats are pretty -
yes, more than that...
They have the airof
'graceful becomingness
that is ' ' raising in so
much headwear and with
all,
prices.are very much
lower than what are ob-
tained in city stores.
Come ' any day.; Our
millinery will please you
in every way.
FURS
WE have this season a
collection of designs
in all the fashionable and wanted furs . that easily let
us hold the leadership in variety. • We 'are showing
Sable, Mink, Grey and Black
Lamb, Belgium Hare,. Blue Fox
White Thibet, Marmot and Fox-
erine. Comparison helps to sell
our Furs,
COATS
EVER before hi the history
of this store have we sold
so many coats in September.
That shows we have the right,
goods at the right price. e
have nearly 200 cots for you
to ehoose from. Come while
the assortment k good.
Lewis (Con;'.) eletik,4 Maj. 175.
Last electici•i (1908) E. Ir`. Lewis
(0) 2 137 ' It Ilolnnes (L) 2 075
Cons. majority 62. , .
(Established by the Redist:wlbsution �.
fret of 1882.)
In 1882, M. C. Cameron, Lib., el'
acted bp 29 Majority.
Ian 1887,Porter, Cons., elected by
26 majority,
In 1891, i1X. C. Cameron, 14b., el.
ected tan 370 majority.
Mr. Cameron was unseated, and in
1002, Hon, J. C. Paterson, Cons.,
wan e'!actee4 by. 16 majority
Mr. I'tatterson 'became Lieutenant -
Governor of Manitoba, aria M. .0
Cameron, Lib., was elected in 3896
by 140 majority.
At the general election of 1896 M.
C. Cameron, L':b., was elected by
317 majority over R. McLean, Cons.
ann by • 1,112 majority over G. M.
Kitty', Patron.
Mr. Cameron was appointat Lieut-
ennietrGevernor of ;the North-West
Tiaritarles, and a by-election was
held February' 21, 189.9, when Robert
Holmes, Lili., was electlad by 140
ina°aritp over R. McLean, Cons.
In 1900 ; Robert Holmes, Lib., wa3
electerd by' 93 majority over Robert
McLean, Cons.
In 1904, E. N. Lewis, Cons. elect-
ed by 93 over Holmes, Lib.
IUROi SOUTH.
J. J. Monier, Conservative, major-
ity 100.
Last election (1908), M. Y. McLean
(14, 2,586 ; J. Sherritt (C.), 2,4E32,
Lib. majority+ 154,
In 1807, M. C. Cameron, Lib., el-
ected by' a znajorityi of 171 ; in
1872 by • 73 majority ;, and in 1874
by 86. majority.
At by-election, T, Greenway, 'Ind.,
elected by acclamation.
In 1878, M. C. Cameron, Lib., el-
ected ►-,y 65 . rnajer:ty.,
In 1882, J, •McMilla'n, Lib., elected
by' 597. majority.
At by-election in 1883, Si' R. J.
Car;'weight,.Lib,, eleiated by' . acclaim -
at ital.
cclaim-atital.
In 1887 Jeam McMillan, Lib.,, elect-
ed bp .758 majority,
In 1891; Johne McMillan, Lib., elect-
ed by' 855 majority.
• in 1896 John McMillan Lib., 1wac
elected 117; 305 majority" over T. E.
Haps, Cows.'
1n 1900, Geo, McEwen, Lib., was
elected :bye 221 :Majority. ower John
McMillan, Lib.
• .°In 1904. B. J. Gunn, Cons.,, elected
by 111 over Fraser, Lib,
In 1908. in bp -election, reused . by
death of Mr. Guna, Robert Holmes,
Lib., was elected. •
HURON EAST.
Bowman (Con.) elected byi 198: rrai,
jority.
Last. . election 1908, T: Chisholm,
(C.) 2,177 ; • .A Hislop, (L.) 2,094,
Con. majority 83.'
(Established ;by' the Redietributivan
Act of 1882.
in 1882, ' rh7mas Farrow,. Coni.,' el-
ected by 60 majerityt.,
In 1887,: Dr. MacDonald, Lib., elect-
ed by 61 majority'.
In 1891, Dr. ,MacCoeald, Lib., elect-
ed by 308 majority.
In 1896, 'Dr. Macdonald, Lib., was
elected by 159majority, over E. L.
Dickinson, Cons.
In • 1900 P. Macdonald, , Lib., elected
by 159 majority over E, L. Dickin-
son, Cons. ,
In .1904, .Thos. Chisholm,. Cons.,el-
ected by 184 majority . over P. •Mac-
donald, Lib. •
ICippen
Miss Parsoiis of Bay'1ield is visiting
at 1he homer of her brother', Mr. ,Ro-
bert.Parsons.
AUCTION ,SALE OF - FARM STOCK
and Implements—Mr.. T. • Baotwn
has been instructed bpthe under=
signed to sell by Public Auction
at Leet 25 Con.. 5 Hallett 27 .mil
es north' of Clinton at 1 o'clock
P.
M. on Tuesday,'' Oct*. 10th, • the
1ollovding draug)lit mare 7 years red,
foll'owinga draught nia's 7 . years :old
supposed to be in foal to Bar I, drau-
ght gelding; rising 4 years, _ ,gener-'
at purpose gelding 3+ yeaaa old, 'dlativ
ing horse 7. yeats•. old, pao:ng
driver 5 years old. Cattle cow
due to calve in Novem,bor, . 2 cows
;due to calve in January', 4 cows'
supposed to be in calf, 2 steers
rising 3 years old, 1 steers rising
2 years old, 2 heifers rising 2
years old, 2 spring calves. A
brad s,ow 'with Jitter lar foot,
a sow due to lii'ter beginning of
Decb a sow due to litter in Jan-
uary, 12 pigs 2 and 3 months old, .
about ' 80 . hens mostly' brown
leghoems. • Deering binder near
ly+ 'new with true*, Deering
mower 6 foot out almost new, horse.
rake, Frost ,? wood cultivatk'r and
seed drill (conbinetir), Gang plow
walking plow, set Diamond haraaws
scufflier, lulmber wagon r',t. bob-
sleighs with Platform, hay' tack„
stock rack, fanning mill, ate buggy,
Open? bauggy',outter, Sask.,. tube, dub -
ting box, stone boat, Capital cream
s (r4gatax aieaatlVy seew, .4410p -churn,
water trdugh, oar ropes slings; anew
p;uneyn, 4 acnes 'tiff e* rn,, 1;t a(tres : 4
mangolds in field, set ,doable hadriil
Ass, 9 set plow harness,: set single
harness. 2 dozen grialirrlings. Aliso
forks shovels, chains, *hiffldtrees.
rteokyokes an other small artic-
les. All will be sold 'T ub re-
serve as the proprietor bas rented
'hirmt. Terms of Sal'u—All snits
of $5,00 and under, • cash ;
on over that asniounb . 12 months
credit on apprpved joint
'lobes. 4 per emit. allowed for tach
oil credit a>tnsouni'a.--^'Jahn J. Rey.
molds, plloprtetet ; T. 13ro'wn, aucb.
touter.
Election Returns.
The ballot boxes for West Huron
are being opened today in ecdsrich
and as we go to preaa lull returns
cannot be obtained. We publish full
a'«turns. from, East Iburon and a
Sumauaryi of the majorities as far as
could be learned: in .West and South
Huron.
WEST HURON
Lewis Cameron
Ashfield 84
Colborne 5
Clinto•>, 51.
Ii'u11et a 10
Goderich 52
Godarich Tp. 172
W. Wawanosh . 2
• 2024 1849
Majority' for Lewis 175.
SOUTH HURON
McLean
Seaforth
McKillop 93
Tucki',;smith. 215 ,
Hay`
Rayl fele
Hensel'
Stephen
Usborne
Exeter
Stanley
308 •
Majority for Metner 100.
EAST HURON
J pth
Conservative Liberal
Bowman Hislop
No. 1 48 39 -•
2 37 39
85 78'
Majority for Bcwaman 7.
Brusse'.;.
No. 1 28 23.
2 34
3 33
33
1.1*•
40
95. 96
Majority for Hislop 1..
;Grey
No. 1 61 ' 41.
2 25 55
3 31. 52 •
4 t') $7
5 • 63 54 "
6 43 48
7 38 ' 66
300 •. 383
;Majority fo".w Hislop 83.
' Ilowick
No. 1 89 41
2- 82 •
'3 112
4 • 100
5 70,
6 69
51
46
61
73
47
Mersatsr
vie
14
10
57
1409
92
87
39
408
522 ' 319
Majority • for Bowman 203. • .
-Morris
Nc. 1 32
2 '51
3 50
4 41. •
5 • 54
5 54 44
6 68 54
58
48
34
45
.
44
296. , 283
M'ajorit ':fo-i Bowman 13.
Turnberryc
No. 1 78 48
2 . 66
3 44
4 42
68
51..
.56
230 223
Majority fan Iiu,r'man.' 7.
Wroxeter '
No. 1 31 ' 50
Majorii'y for I4islap 16.
Wingham
No. 1 60 28
2 54
3 '73
4 63
5,. 38.
288 . 166
, Majority • for Bowu i.. 122..
East Wawanosh
No. 1 . 28 35
2 59 ' 58
3 ;36 .44
4 2.4 48
5 , 23 . ' 39
'Majoritrp for Ilisfop 54.
29
43..
50-
16
170 224
Majority kr Hislop 54,:
Recapitulation
Blyth 7
, rnierussels
G -rep
Howick 203.
Morris 13
Turnberry ' 7
Wingharn 122
1 •
83.
Wroxeter 16
East Wawanc hebra
. 54
352 154 \
Take .Vote—Bowman 2020
Heslop 1822
Majority for Bowuna7t 198
Kippeln
Miss Etta Jarrott left for Loa -
don yeskrday+ whore she will attend
Normal,
' Early hest week Mn. Walter Os-
borne left' for a trip through alio
west. It was his intention iso go
as tar as Edmonton,
Miss Mary and Mr, Albert John
cion have gone to Toronto to enter
upon their :studie's at+ the University,
May success attend therm; all;
Mr. Gordon Gould wheeled up front
Toronto last week to eonnarience his
studies, in coittaan vtditlh Aoafort'h
O. Surely a scholarship- await
Gordon. this year.
Ma. Arthuv, Logan left- here last
week with a carload of houashoid of-.
facts, horses, etc., for i ontlasb,
Sask., *.here lie has a• hemest.ad.
His axle the week previous wars quite
successful, everything .he wanted to
belt going elft at a poll price. His
mother and sister left on Sept. 16th.
Thein many friends wish them sues.
110TH'.
ileignabsr
Canada's Newl' ager
Hon. R. L. Borden
Mr. R. L. Borden 'was born at
Grand ,Pro, Nova Scotia, June 26,
1854.
Educated at' Acadia'
emy.
Was once a professor in 'Glenwood
Institute, New Jersayt.
Calked to the bar in 1878.
Made honorary' LL. D. of, Queen's
University 1903 and of St.. Francis:
Xavier in 1905.
Elected to the H•Iouse of. Commons
for Halifax 1896, 1900, 1908 and
1911. Defeated once in- 1904 bv>: se-
curd a seat in Carleton.
Elected leader of Conservative pa�t-
.'ji February 6, 1901.
A member of the - Church of . Eng-
land;
Villa Acad-
(From ,Toront ' Star;, Liberal.)
It -ant' evary day' In the pear, nor
every year in the century, that we
wake up to .find a now Premier. When
the change does occur, the man who
has been iven the reins ofgovern-
ment tnmuediatelyt steps into •the very
centre of the liinelight, and all at-
tention goo to him. To -day it is
Rdhort Laird Borden who is *he mesa
talked of man in Canada. 'Phe news
of hr .victory also has :been Rashid
around t'ae world, and, in English-
spea:liing Jaou,ntaa:s at the rate., there
is doubtless a hum of interest and a
desire to see and know the ramie
ni,':nister of the Dominion of Canada.
1.4
Started Fifteen Years Ago.
Mr. Borden hats done well. Ir in
only Madan yearn ago that he entered
Parliament, and it isn't every ' nta.n
who can raise 'himself from a plain
M.P. to Premier • in fifteen years..
Such a feat . • requires a combination
of character and ability+, and Mr.
Borden has both.
He is a Gentleman.
The most obvious and the truesir
thing to soy about the .new Premier
is' that he isa gentleman. Let no
one think for a Moment thee this
does not mean -a great deal. In truth,
it is one of the highest compliments
that can be paid to a public pian,
and R. L. Borden deserves it.
The new Prime Minister has dis-
tinct administrative ability. Ha 'show-
ed
showed this trait in his practice of . law
before he . entered politics. In Nova
Scotia he is known as a brilliant.
constitional lawyer.' It .wags at Hall -
lam (twenty -tout yeaars after he wa;a
born in G]'and 'Pre), that he was call-
ed.
all:
edto the' bar, , and the worked • up' tel
the_ position et head of: the firm,.
Borden, Richie, and Chishalrn.:
'A Good ;Executive Man.
Of his gift for executive buelness
there is no doubt.
. Ranks High as a Speaker.
As a speaker,. the new Premier will
rank high.. Above all else, he is a
cogent reasoner, and can build up -a'
case with real skill. This aa a a'7yle
of oratory, which is becoming more
and Metre popular at .the present'
time.
It is just ten pa,ars ago since Mr.
Borden was appointed leader of the
Opposition.. The decade ' spent in the
shades, doubtless, seemed long enough,
but all thehardship will now be for-
gotten un the glory "of power.
.A little son of Mr. Albert Neil of
Caledon township died frons drinking
poison from an old bottle.
T. GUNDR'Y IIAS BEEN INSPRU-
cted by Mr. T. 11, Hardy, Lot 21,
Base Line, Guderich township, to
• sell by public auction on Fridap
October 13th, the following artic-
les : driving amine eight years old,
aged, heavy; draft ' mare, sucking
colt, two -yens old filly, •three cows
supposed to he in calf, dry' cow,
thnee yearling steers, five calves,
one large. sow with litter of dimle
pigs, about seventy' -five well --bred
blown )oghoie hone, Uwenty-five pul-
lets same breed, Deesring hinldier,.
614. Deeming mower, now thissea-
sotto Deering steel land roller, Deer-
ing cultivators, nearly new, horse
rake, seed drill, set scales 2001bs.,
walking plow, two Oats irozn harrows
root stuffier, two buggies, one teas.
Iv new, Bain wagon with box, Vali-
el bon, fanning mill, . 'number of
grain bags, wheel -barrow root pul-
per, stone -boat, cutter, set single
harness, suet double. harness. Saska a
chowan • robe, ladder 22 ft, :iron
ketale, Capital cream separator,
churn, one acre of corn in stook,
half acre of marigolds, several curds
summer wood, some' cedar posts,
forks, spades, hoes, chains, etc ani
other articles too numerous to nu'nt*
ion. Terms : All stens of $10 nn d
under cash, over that amount 12
niceties' creayib en approved joint
notes 4 percentdisoowull for cash on
credit a*noutnts. Sale commences . at
1 o'elosit--.T. H. Hardy, proprietor,
P. Chunky atctiorleer.
rceAr:
IIRWIN
ONE
PRIC
ONLY
1911' FALL 1911
OUR GRAND PALL OPENING
--OF---
MILLINERY
MANTLES
SILKS
AND FANCY.000GS
:
Will take place on Friday, September
22nd afternoon and evening and foll-
owing days.
Our Miss Sipes will . be pleased ' to
meet all her old friends and a host of
new ones on the occasion.
MEET ME AT
1RWIN'�
T.HE:PEQ'PLE'S. STORE
IST OF BARGAINS
Al a1er's Fnrllhlure Store
T have gone all over the .store and have laid out
some Bin BARGAINS in nearly every department. You
know the story about the Early Bird, Below is a
partial list of some of the rare bargains • .
1 slightly used side board. worth $15.00 sale price $10:00
1 solid oak parlor table " 5.00' . " .2.50
1 fr,ney flower stand •
1 Verandah chair, red
1 Vrt•andah rocker, red
{,
,
7.50 " 4.00
2:50 " 1.75
3.75 " 3.00.
1 Large easy chair upholstered in'good velour $7.50 for 5.00
1 3,,pieee verandah set,settee, arm chair, rocker; 15.00 " 12,00
l fancy roman chair worth 1L50." 9,00
1 rocker early English finish, upholstered seat,
solid oak frame . worth 5.00 "' 3.00
2 tioh, bed-room.chaire cain seat1
s '/ 4.50 " 3.00
" 11.00. " 7.00
1 Worsman refrigerator Used less than 3 mos. 21.00 " 15,00;
1 large kitchen cabinet worth 21:50 "17,75
1 hall mirror, surface oak, 4 hooks " 5,75 '' 3.75
1 baby carriage, rubber tires, fancy parasol'' 12.00. " 6.75
1 hall rack; dark wood, large mirror, 2nd band 8.00 " 4.00
1 crib bed - • - worth 3.75 " 2.75
1 square piano all refinished, solid rosewood case, as good
tone as a new one fully guaranteed worth' at a snap
$175, sale price $90 on, easy terms of payment witha
guarantee to take back at same price on a new piano
inside of three years,
1 Upright piano by the Mendelsso'hn Piano -Ob. used less
than Ninth Months reg price $375 'will accept on pay-
menta of $0.00 per month $225 don't miss this bargain if
you want something good.Soute Ends or Linoliums at a
special price. 2 soiled rugs size 3x 3a yards reg price
$1 M0 for $8.00.
Japenese matting remanants at 10 per cent off Stair carpet
worth 65c and30e per yard at 50c and 80c a yard.
A snap on Tapestry Curtains all'new stook. A visit through
our immense stock will be of interest to you, Come and
look through our furnished home; the only store out-
side of a city showing a complete furnished home..
We are the only authorized representatives for the Edison
Phonogrnpbs and supplies in the district. A full stock
of instruments always on hand.
1 fancy rattan chair
Picture Framing And Upholstery promptly Attended 10,
The Store
01 Quality.
Phone 29
W. illialkor
Purniture nosier and (Jndertaiter
itestdenco
Phone
140
11.1111111.1100010011.11
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