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SIXTYTRUMP YL&at-Ne. WI
iimal •
STCRLIII6 BA
OF caenen
"The man without
a bank account
lacks a good friend."
Your money on wvings deposit in the
Beak is always within reach and
av•ilebie, iu full and with compound
interest added, oo demand any day
Cuing bunking hours.
GODERICH BRANCH
B. WALKER
Mgr.
NOT1Q TO CONTRACTORS.
EXTENSIONtime ter OF
TIME.
CJI esie Tem/i., Osd.elek. oaoottise t hereby ter z
wooed te Masser. OMeher feta. n11.
M.B.TURNBULL.M.B
714 UMatea. Opt.
FOR SALB
11OOD G><IRRAL PURPOSE
\GKK. MosSuie street.
to )O$V NOUN
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Livery, Cab and 'Bus
Stables
THE RED BARN
South Street. Godericb
All our Rig. ate New. 'Bases
os1st.8 Truisms and Steams».
P.1Wshr MA oat ion givon to
ars Mom private maiden ea.
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WOOD FOR SALE
»ifles
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wed .torles
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mer w tae cord) sad
CAM amply
+ sew yy Miler ens •
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tori_.... Flom 0 on 10
WAVT ii.
WANTEb,- A CAPABLE GIRL
IAL& Ki.A $ greet. ler amid bonseenot. ]IBBC IL
ItYY$.-A GOOD OPPORTUNITY
O• lreta7sm trade. Apply at 110-
DEPRESENTATIVK WANTED AT
in Oban foe work to your locality. Will
gm=reelliall diiSS perllday. Opportunity
rally fur
spareLIm e.g. Works not dtifrauIt.payn Exp.Aesos
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CARD 01 TRANIB.
CARD OF THANKS.
Mrs. Wm. Amarowe spa family desire to
express their eieerre thesis. ter Um man
Idednenses *awn them la Mir recent lionatreempaLI•edase
ILRD OF THANKS.
l Mre. Wnmer W family take this
opportunity of their fess for tel
bereav▪ Madames ement.
them Ari their moot
FOR SALE OR TO HENT
EOR e BALE, -TWO GOOD BKICK
houses en wirgts. street. Oso has
parler:Sielagresas kilobits sod
tbros Nam IwoJP•r.
o ~ler died* om. kltob.s •Md
sellar and (ye impaspows, with Male en 11r
Appy to J. L  J. Braes a
daughter.
MARRIED.
]PAIL)-HASTY,-Actthe borne of the brides
pare
dn
at
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Bassists. 314. Y•rg.tet 1120:470 Boy E.
Mai nen
YOUNG-BLACU)L-At tet Norte street
Erby Bev. A. Brown. as Wed.e..
d3*;,,o8s .ap fs., bar 27th. MI. Phoebe Boman
r Touog. an of Ooa.rioh.
DIED.
LEBCB.-In Detroit. Mich.. or Thundery, Sep
umber 44th. Robert Leech. formerly of Gor
rr. sire/ 9i year,.
AUlTION SALs.A.
AUCTION BALE
or
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND
F V RNiEBINOS.
1 am instructed by R*v. Mark Turnbull 40
• ell by pates &adios at 8t Georg. s Rectory.
TUIOWA Y.00TOBER 10m.
cdmMedas at las *'dock warp: AB the
omeinp dt.4
the Rectory, dd0atlug et drawls,.
resin Matta» sod tv+d+eps,rate.
roost ltarw
• gladalas brie•. -brae, eta; -
Ieetwueg a see 6aart.r..t
oak &tabard sad dialog table. pfdarm.
.0545.7. diner, one ennine10 dam est, Om.
ww, rap, a 4.10. eta: bedroom faroftate in
fearsSylear M weianl sal*, .05 00 mond
rut oat sit and ion %gaiter.dta boa Iron bel,
borrow aha neaps, two UIt510 ort• carpet.
Wiles ass.. curtains, eta: IlbrridessIntture. r.
albel.g esu auartereet est
Mk
sat dubs (labiate.rm., ate. d•tsrugs. ste ; ba 1
ter.eatogs. 4.s.drg one waling ban root,
picture/ egn.r. uta: Mabee fors!
Lars ta4ndot455 •ra05a. fes est. dtim
and all klb
es Alan a esretsshae
p5aetea, • este shade Mr0aar rebel, blankets,
asrttk
Mn modes mossils out Eveyth(sr
Mr... 11 .btdlana•d busily are re win leaairg Gdi le' i
T(R.m Cash.
TBOMAB GUNDRY.
AsdAemser.
AUCTION SALE
or
A GOr)D FARM iN THE Too.VNBBII' 01
4'OLAOH N E.
Mr. John Halliday will sear for sale by watt
ypd mare0d in th.0Wr.
eee Mud. I. the tows 54
s
SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER Min.
.t K •'desk sees. W farm of 1111 acnes ea y.
1d eoucsmses of the township of 0.lhea.. L
A On the presses Mee 11 a geed .nbslaata.l
awe bones is god r.Mlr. with • from kit
otos and W T' Thwe e • pard terrace
r w beam. and *ere 11 teed •wing vests, •1
e tlt a•gsa ted bre torn tq 1.7ar.•le
tree 13. k.r• Y 6pre+ Met. eith atm ,r.3
Ypw. T1•.m 1. {{w,w sm . of f.11 ohm es r0.
Mason et the bre is is • deet -4.r ata. * of
'4IodUr 1e. it thew IP • 7•ettg trees jolt ,544.
Wei lee Mai mire p.of 4r18. prg.1p 1and herd .
m3e 6wm =04.11•41 nca•N t►ne m
gew0o •s% • 1.041 mS.•
treat. . w ilpt mese berm Meese
b mg sbod Miss
......p•M > as ,pest ad& aper weemee
that/ aye go ••f pones a tb parr!•m
rower • 1,rttlMr re • neeas
se my time
TSL MUNOST.
Anstinesor
Do sot he a roes cripple. Use
14airs O Saidh
by R R.
tel Elections -With Sir Wilfrid at
Their Head Will Present a Strong
Front in the New Parliament.
stir Wilfrid Laurier never stood
higher in the esteem of his admirons
and followers than whet,, :almly ad-
mitting his defeat in the elections of
last week, be announced bis i0to.tina
Of remaining in Pmliauseot sod lead-
ing the Liberal party in opposition.
At the age of aeve.t years, afirr
twenty years in the Ieatmbip of his
rorty. he might well have eonsiderd
himself entitled to a complete rest
from the ard.eus work of n parry
leader : but with so many of his Cab-
inet Ministers &Heat.,d he feels that
his place la still in the fighting Hoe.
With Sir Wilfrid at their bead the
Liberal fasces are encouraged and en -
heartened to go forward with un-
daunted spirit to the task that is Ise -
fore them. With a dear majority in
the country outside of Ontario, the
positioo of the Liberal party. is very
tar from hopeless,. Mr. Borden end
his followers will very soon find that
the bolding of a Parliamentary m*
jority in a cotmtey of such diverse it,
terms M exist in Canada is by no
means an easy tank, and it will per-
haps be *salutary experience for the
Conservative party to take their shire
of the burden of responeiuility in the
solving of the problems of govern-'
went. We trust that Canada will be
kept in the line pf prosperity and pro-
gress the, has n so we/1 developed
in the past e. -n years. and that
unity and rd will still be the
watchwords of the Canadian people.
The standing of parties as the re-
sult of the elections is as tollnwo :
Cons. Lib.
Ontario M. 72 13
Quebec • : 56 36
Nova Scotia 9 9
New Brunswick 6 8
Prince Edward Island 2
Manitoba 8 2
Saskatchewan 1 9
Albert+ 1 8
British Columbia 7 0
134 86
Conservative majority -49.
The elections in Rainy River and
Yukcn are yet to he held.
Provincial poL(s will now come in
for a share of adootio.. Sir James
Whitney may consider this au oppor-
tune time to so to the country as no
fewer than nine seats in the Imeiela-
ture are vacant through the r'esig iso-
tiosi of members who went into the
Dornioioo ontest. No decision as to
an election has yet been announced,
however.
1. Centre Huron W. Proudfoot, K.
C.. the pre.ent member, has •gain
been nomioated by the Liberals.
The Conservatives have not made •
nomination yet. M. Broderick, of
Seafort.h. and David 0501540., of
Clinton, are spoken of as possibilities.
EAST HURON.
The following are the figures for
East Huron given by the returning
officer, J. A. Morton, on Tuesday,
26th inst. The csadidstee were Ja..
Bowman (Conservative) sod Arcb.
Hislop (Liberal) :
BLYTII.
No. 1
Na 2
Majority
No. 7
No. 2
No. 3
Majority
Lib. Con.
39 48
.4. 39 37
78 85
7
BRUSSELS.
23 28
38 34
..noon 40 88
90 95
1
SSW.
No.1 41 61
No.2 66 25
Na8 62 31
No. 4. ...e 67 30
No, 6 64 63
24o.6 ........ 48 43
No.7 6n 38
majority
3133
3110
HOW IC1L
No. 1 41 so
No. 2 61 82
No. 8 noon 46 112
No. 4 61 100
No. 5.. 73 70
No.6 47 69
319 62- 2
Mejortity ▪ 208
3108118.
No.1... ... '4 8t
No.2..,... noon. . 4k 51
No. i,... .••......... A4 5e.)
No. 4 46 41
No. 544 64
No.6 ..soon• M els
Majority 2813255
13
TUMINSIOUVIC.
No. 1 ... ;. 48
No. 2 68
No. 8. „
No. 4 56
Wry
223
78
44
42
230
WRiOX ITER.
No. 1 ... ........ 50 34
16
60
64
73
S3
3Fi
B ei
1.G
No. 1 noon 85 28
No.2 68 69
No. i 44 36
No.4 48 24
No. i 39 24
224 171
Majority....54
RECAP/TI LATION.
Blyth ..., . 7
Brussels......., ..,. 1
Grey . 41.3
Howick .... ......... • 208
Morris 13
Turnberry 7
Wrozeter Id
Wingbaro ...... ,122
East W•wenash 54
Majority ..
134 .362
198
SOUTH HURON.
in South Huron the official figures
Rive J. J. Merne- teanservatirel a
majority of 104 over M. Y. McLean
ILihere/ 1. The returns are AS follows :
81 AFORTH.
Lib.
No. 1 86
No. 2 46
No.8 ,' 21
No. 4.... .. 14
No. 5 43
210
Coo.
1B
41
35
31
44
'310
1,40. 1 SO tri
No. .., . noon.. SO 57
No. '4 86 a±
No.4 r 58 62
Mil 289
Major i • y +6f
BAY FIELD.
No.1 24 bl
Majority 57
TUCK ERSM 1TH.
No. 1 76 5
No. 2 . 49 37
N0. 3.... ... 49 17
No. 4 66 18
No. 5 61 se
No. 6 . 64 28
366 163
Majority .,,. 212
STANLEY.
No I 56 27
*No.2 00 24
No. 3... .... 19 b!3
No 4. 1L 49
No. 5 ... 58 39
217
majority 30
USBORNE.
No. 1
.. 46 t49
No. 2...: 61 53
No. 8 .-, 96 1(13
No.4 58 48
201 '2'08
142
Majority
d2220AiL
No. 1.• 89
majority
No. 1
No. 2 ....
No. 3
No. 4....
No. 5
HAY.'
10
37 24
46 17
67 87
45 ee
33 42
THE RETURNS FOR WEST HURON
J. W. Yeo, returning officer for West Huron, trade his official
declaration Ibis afternoon. Mr. Lewis' majority over Hr. Cameron
is 175 The figures are given below, along with those of the
election of 1908:
ASH FIELD.
1908 1911
Lib. Con. Lib. Con.
No. 1. ..... ,............ 40 • 78 37 73
No.2... .. • 41 8482
No. 3. .la 53 11`-ess 11 57
No. 4 , 56 67 30 61
Nos • 68 41 90 9
No. 6 74 16 e4 18
No. 7.... 77 '- ' 211 65 14
354 350 2 288
Majority ...5 84
COLBORNE.
No. I 74
No.2 c 28
71
No.4 • ...... 46
No. 3-,......
2
Uajoeity H6
01
42
711
34
d- oh
GUQERICti.
No.l RI tel
No.2. If 100
74o.6 72 80
No. 4 •.. 06 63
No. b. 41 52
No. S.•...... ... 78 76
No.7 1. 41 lib
415 161
Majority 76
67 48
18 41
61 64
26
179
38
104
6
49
e8
7i1
e8
49
98
40
412
94
int
ee
66
51
72
42
466
53
GODERICH TOWI0MIP.
No. 1 215
No.2 . 8'7 00 2n g4
No.3 43 70 40 60
No. 4 19 60 11 58
No.6 82 53 34 66
No.6 noon 31 27 'fG 31
216 3- 38 102 334
1.
Majority 121.. 172
CLINTON.
N-). 1. 80 48 51
No. 2 . 77 72 76
No.8.... 64 56 77
Majority 2412 225
67 261
No. 4 71 46 67
51
W EST WAWANOSH.
No. 1 40 68
No.2 42 54
No. 3 2) 51
No. 4 61 34
No. b.... . 51 28
2821 236
Majority .....
HULLETT.
No. 1
No. 2......
No. 8
No. 4 . 73
No.E
No. 6
No. 7 89
364
Majority 71
RECAPITULATION.
Anbfleld M4 roe
Oolh.nun . 212 906
Goderirh . 445 494
Godevich tnwn.bip 216 3*
Clinton 212 tt.
West W.wnaoeh,,,... 282 lit
Ballot t 834 9148
N176 2137
Majority 6,2
51
64
44
ell
63
51
66
27
46
213
:35
41
2143
49
88
44
49
210
46 b6
36 51
29 41
52 82
48 MI
210 20S
2
52
6Y
313
64
29
36
38
372
°184
412
162
210
2144
299
1840
47
m
81
66
25
116
ffi
178
4613
3
208
:89
2521
175
-+ wM-. .......s...,,- - 4mil ..-
Nu. 6 11
No7...,..... .a
No. 8 ... . 47
:i:18
Majority
No 1 ITS revs.
r
No. 2 . ........noon. 17
No. 3 so
No. 4. 55
No. b
No. 6 42
No. 7 61
No. 8 •l.3
No. 9 •.. 50
368
Majority
No. 1
No. 2
No. 3
No. 4
•
McKILLOP.
101
. 91
. 63
54
309
Majority .. 93
REOAPR4LATION.
tleaforth........ 210 210
Tucketsmiti . . 363 153
Exeter151 239
Ushorne. r 201 203
Stephen.... 368 48l
HeosaU - 83 93
Bayfield 24 81
Ntaoley 207 237
Hay .. 338 3"08
McKiIIop. ... 300 218
2za 2.360
Majority 104
68
27
2•d
358
18
$ri
46
49
68
31
79
32
66
60
482
114
22
58
77
59
PERSONAL MENTION.
L40dsa7 tt'tillam. ha* returned to Cevelaud.
Mies RASO Blooper has rwtermed from her
trip to the W..t.
Melville 4.4. oe, of Ottawa, is spending his
vacation in tow•.
Yrs J.a.. Stroseh. Myst street, le away on •
trip to Lsamina,as.
W. Hale, of Mt Cameos. Mleh . is visit iso
443Y. }o t] he r. Mrs. $ e.
H.I
hmSlOmmtisr hems bore. Toronto,of is spending ser
Mr. and Mr. Peter Hume areaway on • trip
to Toronto and Niagap Palle.
How Jesephise C. Rea, of Walton. spent
BaMdky with Mends to town.
Yet B•n{ ns and Ma Bogsine went t•
Decent onTkursday morning.
]lies 105 Towne. of Bybeld, is a8- guest of
Nrr. H. Armstrong. Cambria road.
Wilfrid McLean has rotorued borne after
spending two month. in the West.
..31r. and Mrs. John Doan left on Tkoreday
morning on • vt•e•. to Grand Forks, B. C. .:
Mrs. Wm 1.•m has returned from • three
weeks' visit with fri.ods In New York.
Mrt Jae Batley, a former recd• st et Oa2e-
rtoknow w of New stork, 4 vWthyt in town.
Frank McLean of Sed Deer, Acta.. *got •
gm days with relatives in taws Chun week.
Capt. Jas T»tnewey eft tads week for Port
knitter. H. took the boat from Owen Mean.
J. w. Armstrong let On R for
Chicago sad mol remain Mint for ems time.
Him 443. L OoMtaorp ISR on Ho.dsy for
Tornow. when .he will attend the Normal
bebool.
Dr. sod Mat Thos. Kerr. of Urbana, Ohio,
5l305 0 » vidtlatave•tr. 4Le Doctor's brother. John Herr.
xn. O. P. /Doe and Mies Elisabeth Rios
returned to Detroit on Saturday atter .peadiog
the .omtner in God rich.
Leo Eliot, of the Hank of Montreal .t Belle
vole 4..p.a4lac 80)44*rs with bG p•resto,
Mr. sod Mtn. W L. Eliot
Albert Reid. of Vancouver. B. C.. is visiting
at els old acme bore. Mr. Reid it a prosperous
drugged in the Coon city.
Mr. and Met Eli Syimood. sad Andrea, of
Breathed. sue bore on • two w.ea0' vitt wiia
relatives in town and vicl..ity. .
Daum 3c.14.vla tat Lot weak for Pit Col-
bor
theY.W LefMMOMcoops". with
w
Mine Macvan..n, of tae Colindate institute
stag. I. speeding • few dame at her borne at 8t.
Marys, Ming semowieL ladbpmed.
MatthewBag* •eed 380. Hollered are away
at Oakville. whore toy will be .neaps, at
paellas apples fee alma Az week.
Misses Liszio.yand Jowls Kerr have r termed
with tel• ares !s Bisbee a.3 Dever.
Mrlss Ceosoneeeel ry Passel to ser a ss.t
• 04310 a aseill, ttPeaalapttbsar
some wfm Jrf.,
awes." W►
Ralph Mr,.•s and Mn. Serge.. ifor.ertp
3011.. 104 .f towel, 5sa bele a•agbts.
-.t--•t rT1Li.1pal5 •r. tv ter.a .t
Most Bobo and moo* a Mt. -sad Mn.40W . HHaatnil on
5rd a• e--reasr504 w tame from. .t
Hre L Qulie 4.tfgat.d with t 8547.Lit hen.
ts. ys
M ezooag•11. Phu: ctel
. Maybe Yldy aha Joe. Kiss
an of Torasiw. mowed to Godsons • nd .p et
tX s d Mo
weekend the own r. sad Mrs Jo..
Dr. and Mrs. Wilson Harald and dewily. es
eomps+ied b lel. Rdph, t 4.'
Va000svee a C.. obi» cloyett AAse1•apsesw
permaeat17. They are allowed by tel
monies of toper snood. is Gadsden.
R. G. Roos, from SUrlir. Out, 1s the now
aeeOunt.at at tis Rank •f lfaetis•I, .eemd_
bs R H. Davis, *bee has beentie
tel tor . stat. Mr. Devi. mono
friends ends whir In Goderich •*inn
with bim tae4r very bast wishes for 8M fauna
sasses.
W /each*. of Loa4vllle, eentooky,
wee tel .e.....1 e.1. boyhood tads
week sod was delighted with th. sea
of the old townrin his morn on yawe
be was socompanted b7 Yeti Stn.e3a•, wise
ben sest with her 0t8ar. Mr..
Orogw Miaow
(. Morel..
MM Pbd•M lle.D, d.5sbtar of Mr. anti Mrs.
Ndson 4;teep. God.ri.. towo.lfp. Mea returwo4
10 tel Ile1lev411. Its54Jtmte, atter ..5ats4 her
vocation wit4 her perones 56. (a *Una el/WIT
vita needle work. and reoolvd honorary to...
izr her Werk .t the Cadat- Nemo*
/tianComdata ree•U7 b.M at Teemit .
Js.Yi44 C. P R *not ago.; and F F.
.
lawr.e.. L. T. R. tidied .post go to Sault
ts
S. Marls inns w to attend il.. Soo ventuo.
.4 the Cooler Menet Astre1. Arod.tion
T8.7 Mt8 w144 t,•ae .nese g A colpo tbro.gb
tis nttad Srs00 hnbsm star -n1. bows.
Mira Riad oral • ssesge 1 her 8oetnv.d.
Titers I. were catarrh ,m tats •notion of the
montry than all other diseases pet r 3.e
and until tel est few pyre was wprpos.i to be
iorarob's pee • omot spry nor* /..rues
Mealr rased it • local sol eel
1o. 1 retnedi.s..nd OOn4*a
sta
apse with 10.•1 treatment pr.y5need is.
clone. oedema M. proved catarrh te be •
new midtown dtesar and IaerWeee rs•ol.o
ees&itat Mod teastw...t. Hall'. ( ('•»
.stssfaetetad 1 J ( nonny a ('0 . t04.4
(41e Is ta. t loos(ltatie.al ran ea the
market. It is lotornalty 1. 4..r hose
M drops te • tes.psoefal L• arms dtrmetiy ee
M b .red .5. surf... of ti.• y.f.,im
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