The Signal, 1914-6-25, Page 8• TIIIIIMIDAT. Jtntt 25, 191i
VOTE FOR ANDERSON IN NORTH HURON; PROUDFOO'F IN CENTRE HURON, AND ZELLER IN ROUTH HURON.
Specials For
This Week
Dorothy Shopping Bap, cor-
rect thing for summer use, made
of sel.gran,. several sixes, nicely
lined, priced for quick selling,
choice
CollapF ibis Iledroow Waste
Paper Baskets, verist y of color-
iugt to select from, price 20c
eecb.
House -keeper's Waxed Paper.
:t3 'beets floe waxed paper, suit-
able for lining baking tins to
prevent sticking, (saves greas-
ing tine). packing lunches, etc..
special IUc per package.
Paper Towels roc per roll.
Dennison's high grade paper
napkins, fx per dozen, 35c per
hundred.
A full •tock of Hammocks,
Tenni.. ('tvqust, and Base Hall
goods. ('lose prices.
IEORIE PORTER
THE tiODERICH BOOK AND
STATIONERY CO.
")our gays . Vlore"
Four days more and The Signal Summer Trip Cam-
ai n will pass into history. These few days will determine
su cess or failure for a number of candidates. The air is
full of rumors, true and otherwise, as to the resources of the
different candidates for the final dash. There is not a con-
testant whose name was published on Thursday last who
will not make a desperate effort to be among the fortunate
six. Who kill they be
THE CONTESTANTS., WHO HAVE BEEN
HUSTLING THIS WEEK will be the ones who will see
the myt iads of attraction to be had in The Signal Trip of
a Lifetime. There will be some Tuesday night who will
forge ahead of others, because their adversaries were too
confident. The leaders may be "also rans" when the final
count is made, just because they have spent too much time
wondering Wow many votes someone else had.
All subscriptions must be in the ballot box Tuesday
night by eight o'clock sharp. This rule implies to the
country district as well as Goderich. Have your subscrip-
tion slips, accompanied with the correct amount of money,
enclosed in a sealed envelope which will be dropped in the
ballot box.
The great competition, which has held the undivided
attention of candidates and public alike for the past five
weeks, is about to close. Its closing will determine the suc-
cess of each candidate. The keen rivalry and enthusiasm
will go to make a very close race. Get every possible sub-
scription. It may only mean one subscription to determine
your success.
Only a few days more and it will be over. Who will
comprise the party ? Will von he among them? It is up
to you.
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Secret Ballot Box
Notice to StudeMs
The management of Shan • Bunnies
Reboot., Toronto: begs to ad. he all nen
tee Public School and ail High tichool
.wdeoto th,.+ It w prepared to mail a
rimy of it. curriculum to &AT One who
dwlrea to qualify In a short period of 6 to
P month. fora good salaried position.
Address, Shaw i School.. Trireme. • e
t,srio. (lead thane. Yonfe & Gerrard
Street..
Right Now
le the time to buy your
Frost & Wood Binder, Mow-
er, Hay Tedder, Loader and
Rake. Adams Wagon and
Hay Reek, Oocksbutt Corn
Cultivator, Hrartford Buggy
or Surrey. Nieco Manure
Spreader and Empire Cream
8epasatoi.
Repairs always on ban3.
Herbert F. Morris
Hamilton Street
BEGIN AT ONCE
P fRSONAL $NfiTRUClrsON
at sttdsat'a deck makes It psdbb to Brier
any Mr sad ensures mVn edraoMetMit at
THE NORTHERN
- BUSINESS COLLEGE
OWEN SOUND, ONTARIO
Large .tart of At,eciall.t...
Po.i11011. au:.nteed a Graduates.
C. A. FLEMINII, F.C.A., Principal.
U. D. FL.EMING, Secretary.
The Miguel Summer Trip Contest will close its last two days by
means of /I secret ballot box. A galvanized box is being mad
'whitelye, alt -
closed with the exception or an opening at the top. room
enough for a large-sized envelope to pans through. The box will
be placed in The Signal Contest Office. All ballon and money must
ern respond. Candidates may drop es many envelopes as they wish
during Monday and Tuesday, ind up until the closiog hour Tuesday
night.
1)o not fold .envelopes before dropping them in the box. The
haudvgeeehoronf dthroe pcpeodntiesn tthwe' ilblocxu, taosopenmaanked acogeunnet ratlhae uret uornthwehaic-
lots of the entire contest The judges names appear in this issue
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Candidates and Public
Keep in mind that The Signal's great circulation cam-
paign only lasts for four more days. The vote -standing
which appears above is in order and the way the candidates
are now standing. Remember that the difference in the
votes of the candidates is very little. A five-year COMBINA-
TION
OMBINA-
TION SUBSCRIPTION gives,you 4d,boo votes. There,
are three young ladies in Goderich who will be leaving for
New York early in July, there will be three young
ladies, in Goderich, who will be (not) leaving for the "City of
America.- WILL YOU BE GOING?
The Judges selected for the closing of The
Signal contest are Mayor Reid, Rev. Geo.
E. Ross and Mr. A. G. Nisbet.
CLOSING RULES
The Signal Contest ,loses on Tuesday night at eight o'clock sharp.
Every candidate must he at. the contest office before that hour.
No mailing privileges of subscriptions from district No. 2 are given.
Every candidate in Dist rict No. 2 must be in before eight o'clock on Tues-
day night.
t)o not fold or Iwnd envelopes that are dropped in the se.cr•et ballot box.
The announcement of the winners will be made at teen o'clock from The
Signal office.
VOTE STANDING --Pick your favorite
DISTRICT NO. 1 yorrem
Mites MAMIK %VARNBNKR.. Goderich 620,001)
Mian LrrriR MICKIKATI1 . " CMN
MIR' LILIAN V1 -H ITINo.....-. 60t,7W
HUM HATTIK HIL('HKK . 641,01)1
Mitis JSMsie KKRR Sift0512M11
Walt. ADAM Nu [wt
AT THE HARdOR
The steamer H. N. Jex returned
from Sandusky last Thursday morn-
ing with another load of coal for the
Hig Mill.
The hoist at the cbeckwater wan
working overtime last week unloading
the steamer 12. N. Jex during the day
and the ecbooner Troy .t night.
Tlie steam yacht Hiawatha, of
Detroit. anchored in Goderich harbor
at il.:tl "t e� -d l�t[
Rob-
ingw. trip to the Georgian bay. ea
the crew of 19 there were on board
her owner, Commodore J. B. Ford
and Mrs. Ford. of Detroit : Mr. and
Mrs. Stirling Heardaly, of New York;
Mr and Mn. 1•- l.w•. of Detroit : Mr.
Welter Ford. Mr. Fred Ford, Mr.
John Ford. Mr. Norton Lee end Mr.
Maurice Williams. The yacht bis a
deck line of 170 feet and in equipped
with all the latest improvements. even
to carrying • small cannon at bet
bow. She left toiI•y for Detroit.
The steamer Paipoo nge unloaded
156,0011 Mu Is of wheat and oats at
the Transit elevator on Monday.
The C.P. have conatri,cted a rue -
way on the eolith pier for the purse
of using their trucks in the nnlrnaditt�t
of flour boats. 1t 1. expected that tick
flour hosts will commence recut
runs next wart.
The steamer tiienflnnen. after being
authored outside of the hasher for Eve
bewra owing to the fog. tied up at
the dock at LPO on Tuesday with e
shells of wheat and barrel staves for
the big mill.
LI" UrwkitMto'. A1CNn all"
i
EVWWI" trwO�o..eest lo
DitTIIICT NO. 2 roves
Mies Brae% Mt'ALLI,rrl•:R .Mt. Augustine 509,(100
MIRK PEARL Mr-KKKNZIK..... Port Albert 5e7,11110
MIs4 LAURA I.At•TENMT.AVEH Dunlop 556,000
Miss EISA M. ()KR Ilenmiller549,000
MIM' LOUISA TIERNAY Blyth. . ..N.C1,000
MIM' MARIE Malaita .Hingshridge..... .....r,2l,Itt1)
Muni MYHTi.z MTINaoR Hayfield ...51r2.(U)
COOLING WASH STOPS THAT ITCtI
( Yes not in Wallah hour not le tis *bool(tte protection for alt s.mmet• ,
mimrtee-hut in :. secondsskin troubles.
Just • few drops a that mild, sootb- Dont fail to try this famous remedy
log, cooling wash, the D.D.D. Pre- for any kind of skin trouble -we know
acription, the famous cure for ecaema. D. D,1). will give you instant relief.
and the itch is gone. Your burning I Jas. A. Campbell. Central Drug
akin is instantly relieved and you bare Store, Goderich.
CUiiS ANO SCOUT. AT CHURCH
The service at Knox church nn Sun-
day ntorning was a little nut of the or-
dinary. The eentre row of pews was
reserved for the Cubs and Boy Scouts,
who arrived in a body-. fifty strong.
Key. Geo. E. Roes conducted the ser -
vier. He aelectwtd the scripture read-
ing from the first chapter of Daniel
who he ter mad as one of the boy heroes.
His address, entitled 'A Hoy's Good
Turn •' was based upon the story found
In the sixth chapter of Mt. John's gos-
pel of the boy with the five loaves and
two flshea. After telling an interest-
ing 1egsnd surrounding the life of this
boy, Mr. Ross, addressing the Cube
and Meouta. said your ditty is always
to lee ready to do a grand turn to some-
one else. That is why we teachou
swim.,la and first aid work an that
you may be prepared for any emer-
{wayt
BeBs prepared to Ilve your be
p/s. dont he satisfied with anything
Isla. 1f 1 asked you who wan tae
AragMt, velie t. purest. hie. mad
ma* eswarasus an you bad eww
hood of on would say.Jesus (arise.h le a arhla
ksa idea tspas people
Dave et aria that He dd wet enter
We the social and athletic lite of His
people. We are told of youth,
"that He grew in wisdom a stature.
sad in favor with God a ' mats."
Bvery boy should have mind,
his bots'' his heart, the seat of
Ibis religious life, anti his dispod '
the very beet. He should copyCbe9t.
e should Kir all to items as the boy
tjith the low and Sebes did. Hoya
jets are the in n of tomorrow. A boy
.ontn.times thinks he content do much
TheeA a mistake. No matter bow
atnall you may be. there t a place in
life for you and a place in the great
church of Christ. As you go out into
life be pure and true, fair and square,
no matter what the eost. Do as
Christ would have you do ; he what
de would have you be. This will
Leake for our country a pure manhood
haat will carry old the kingdom of
Christ, which. alter all, 1s ttbe only
thing woeth Itvingfor. A fitting close
to the envies was the singing of the
old hymn, number Mt, in the Pteehy-
terian hymnal.
OSLO
enrye (lsayrlshes....t°ii . w W e* ItaMrS laaeineeth..
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_SaleDays � •,:�... Month End
June
Will be Record Breakers, and the Days will be
SATURDAY, MONDAY AND TUESDAY, 271h, 291h AND 30th
Three days of rousing Bargain Giving to mark the end of June selling. A most remarkable
Bargain List for the Month -End Sale Days for June. Every department in the store contributes its
share to the grand total. There is not one in this entire list but is worth coming after for each and
all will save you money. Everything will be ready at 8.3o Saturday morning and the prices hold
good until closing time on Tuesday.
Embroidery
Flouncing at 58c
These are full 15 inches.
$1.(10 would be the usual price
If bought in the regular y.
We bought them cheap and
pees them along to you the
same way. Sale Days per
yard 9i0
Corset Cover
Embroidery 33c
Another special purchase
on which we can save you
money. Beautiful Corset
Cover Embroideries, fine
muslin and dainty patterns.
Regular 00c. June Month
End Sale per yard .... 330
Insertions 12 Ac
A clearing lot of Embroi-
dery Insertions, medium and
wide widths. lieciLsr price
up to 35c. Salt Days take
your choice at per yard 1240
Ladies' Umbrellas
$1.29
• These Umbrellas are worth
.$2.00. You • will .ay so too
when you see thetas. Austria
gloria silk tops. strong frames
and handsome beadles. Male
Days 51.20
Wash Dresses $1.98
Ladies' and Misses' Nash
Dresses. Pure Linen neatly
embroidered. Will stand no
end of hard wear and wash-
ing. Sale Days this extra
special each .. .51 am
Black Dress Serge
Two ends oonly all wool
Black Drees Serge. Splendid
for suits or separate skirts.
Sale nays per yard ... 390
Fancy Dress Goods
33c
Two ends only FancyDress
Goods suitable for ies' or
children's wear. tan or cbpen-
bagen blue. Sale Days per
yard ....330
Black and White
Checks 49c
Blick and White Checked
Dread Goods. A weight spec-
ially suited for separate
skirts. Sale Days per yard
490
54 -Inch Navy Serge
75c
All wool Navy Serge 51
inches wide, note that width,
dark or light shade. Sale
Days per yard 760
Suitings 59c
10 Ends Suiting, including
one navy and one nice shade
of green. The others are
fancy weaves. Regular up to
*2.00. Sate Days per yard
..... 990
Cravenette $119
Two ends Graveinette, a1.-
aolutely shower proof. :rti
inches wide, fawn or grey.
A splendid thing for dust
coats. Sale Days per yard
Large Lunch Cloths
59c
Large Linen Lunch Cloths,
circular, real linen lam. trim-
ming. Sale nays Special
each 990
30 -Inch Lunch`,
. A .. C10000 23x3'
Plain 1.inen Lunch Clothe
Si inch,. to ri inch., gWre.
with drawn work. Male Days
each only ... ..1190
54 -inch Lunch
Cloth $1.10
64•inch all Linen Lunch
Cloths. wide hemstitched
harder. A most unusual bar-
gain. Mair Days each .51.10
Damask Lunch
Cloths 39c
New Damask LuoebCistbs,
:st ineb.. square. good pale
tern. Splendid for verse.
dabs or summer use. rials
Diyerach only 995
25c Linen Hand-
kerchiefs 2 for 25c
Ladies' pure linen bets
etitebed Handk.rrhlefs, very
fine quality. fold all over at
15e. Sale INys .9 for 99>•
Rush Prices on Suits and Coats
Prices on stylish tailored Suits and Coats that
ought to make the ready-to-wear department a very
busy spot on Sale Days. Every garment this sea-
sons style and absolutely correct in every detail. The
time is coming for empty racks and to make the
selling qui,:k and sure we have made prices that in
many cases are less that one-half the actual value of
the garment. Just the number listed below to sell
at these prices. Every one a great big money
saver.
7 Ladies' Coats at $10.00
The actual value and regular mins of thee* Coate were from
$19.00 to 024.00 apiece. They are the last we have left of our high-
grade garments. No two alike. Just to show you how determined
we are to have a clean stock nett season we give you your choice of
these high-grade garments Sale Days for only 510.00
3 Suits at S7.75
Three only Ladies' Tailored Suits, one blue, two black and
white check. Real stylish garments worth double the price. Sale
Days. at.y one of the three for only 97.75
1 1 Suits at ;12.25
Eleven only Ladies' Tailored Suits. Coats in nearly every case
are silk lined. plain tans and blues, cheeks and strips. Garments
of distinction and quality. The last we have left. Regular prices
were 520,110 ;o *27.eb. Ar.y one of the eleven Sale Days for only
512.25
1
Big Selling in the Curtain Department on
Sale Day
There will be big business done in the Curtsiq Department on Sale
Days for we have the goods and the prices to make it. A big purchase art
Nets and Curtains at mucb,Aese than usual prices puts us in a position to
otter some really wonderful bargains. Even if yc u thought of putting off
buying new curtains until next fall you ought to take advantage of this
opportunity to get thea. now.
50 -inch Bungalow Net at I5c
One hundred And twentyards new Bungalow Net right from the
factory in Nottingham. 511 inches wide. white or ecru. Sold M Z.c the
trade nvrt. Sale Days Special per yard 1Se
50c Bungalow Net at 35c
A very pretty pattern in Bungalow Net, white only, neat attractive
design. Will male pretty curtains for any rooter. Regular price :.IM• at
least. Sale Days Special per yard .... ... ... 350
A Pretty Ecru Net 29c
This Net is particularly suitable for living room or dining -room. It
is a diamond pattern, two-tone effect, strongly woven and very effective.
At 50c per yard it would be considered reasonable, 110' yards to sell on
Sale Days at per yard 3=0
Another Good Net 19c
This Net is 47 inches wide, comes in ecru onlyit is a neat dainty pat-
tern suitable for almost any toom. Worth iIic at leant. Sale Days per
yard
190
Two Millinery Specials that will Ap= -
peal to You
The Millinery Department ha, prepared two
extra special bargains for Sale Days. They are
Hats of style and quality selling at about one -halt
regular value simply because we hate been fortun-
ate enough to buy them that way.
20 Children's Hats at $1.45
Twenty Children's Trimmed Hats at this very small price. All
are neat little jaunty shapes new this season... They have been
trimmed specially for this Sale and if sold in the regular way the
prices would be 53.00. Because we bought them at extra prices we
can sell them to you at your choice of the 23 on Saturday for only
. 51.49
30 Ladies' Hats at $3.45
Our special purchase of ahapea makes passible this most un-
usual offering. Thirty Ladies' Trimmed Hata in black and colors.
Every shape right up to the mark for style and trimmed an our mil-
liners know how totri ni with the best of trimming. Worth act-
ually 56.11) to 116.50 at least. Take your choice Sale Days for only
03:4.1141
11
11
11
Lace Curtains per pair 48c
Fifty pairs of Lace Cartels, white only. 24 yards long. buttonholed
edge all around. A' CtlrtAfn that Is trod rt value ,73C,,...tiale Days per
• pas ....� 490
Handsome Ecru Curtains 79c
Very handsome design in Ecru Lace Curtains. 24 yards long, edge
flniahted all around. Neat and attractive pattern in a very strong net.
Reenter value $1 -'Li. Sale Day. per pair 790
A $1.30 Curtain for 98c
This is a neat petters lea Nottlsgbam Lace Curtain. it is finished
all around. three yards long. Design (t suitable for almost any room and
the value at least 51.60 per pair. Sale Days 21 pain to sell at per pair
t 990
New White Shapes in for Saturday
The scarcest thing in the Millinery trade today
ate White Straw and Braid Hats. Miss Reynolds
has just returned from a trip to the markets where
she was ssccessful in picking up a few of the latest
shapes that had just been received from New York.
She also secured some novelties in wings and trim-
mings and on Saturday will be ready to show these
decidedly new Summer Hats.
-
Navy and Black
Dress Skirts $3.75
These Skirts ate made from
good quality all wool serge
and are style. Regular
price .sin to 116.00. Sale
Days clearing the lot at your
choice only 53.76
25 Pairs Sample
Drawers Half Price
is pairs Ladies' Drawers to
offer Sale Days at one-half
regular price. These are
samples of a large manufac-
turer and are beautiful gar
meow. Hotter by lar than
we usually carry in stock
See them. They are a 1,ar-
gain.
Curtain Materials
15c
200 yards plain white or
colored Curtain Material,,
mostly suitable for bed;
rooms. Moine are slightly
soiled. Regular prices up to
40c. Because of the damage
we offer them 8.1e DAys at
per yard .....:..1 5o
Large Tapestry Rug
$10.25
Two only large Tapestry
Rug.. size 34 x 1 garde. tan
or greet. shades. An extra
special bargain Sale Days
each .... .. , .. 510.115
Girls' Rain Coats
Girls' imported Rain Coat•
navy or brown. Sires up to
12 year.. Splendid , wearing
garments. Regular $l:+1.
Sale Days each 52.95
Hearth Rugs $1.25
Axminster Hearth Rog-.
size 27 z 54 inches. :iii of them
to sell Sale Days at each only
111 .25
White Cotton
Drawers 25c
Ladies' White Cotton
Drawers, tine quality English
cotton trimmed with frills
and tacks. Sale Days per
pair . 25o
Moire Skirts $1.29
Four only Black Moire Pct-
ticoate. Lengths :itf and :et
inches only. Clearing Sal,
[lays ench only 51.29
Gowns $110
These are a bargain worth
orating for. Fine cotton, cut
in the newest style and
beautifully trimmed with lace
and embroidery. Regular
$1.50. Sale Days each only
51.10
Ladies' Drawers 49c
Ladies' Drawers made from
floe quality white cotton.
trimmed with frill of fire
inch handsome swiss enibini-
dde+`. Special 11.1e Days
Embroidery Corset
Covers 35c
Corset Covers made from
real corset cover embroidery.
new style and perfect fitting
Sale Days each only .... 25o
Corset Covers 49c
Cornet Covera made fr••ni
floe quality emhrotderv. trio
fried all round with , inch -1
lace and insertion Mpe• ra[
Sale Days each. 49c
Navy Silk Dress
$6.25
Navy Silk Drees made fain,
gto.I quality Messaline. nay%
tiwwiy; nem Tfl. a.tw,.wy .I7li+
garment. Male !Nye N nly
5
Clearing Hand
Bags at 51.10
(,`tearing lot of Hand Bag..
in black and eolore. Real
leather and either leather or
silk lined. Silver or gilt
frames. Regular 51.76 to
each Choice Bale 51. 10
Elastic Belts 15c
6n only Elastic Be1ts, black
or onion, with jet or fancy
metal buckles. 111• g u l a r
values s to We. Art of a
clearing line bought at under
value. Choles Sale Dai"
each 1 de
5 Yards White
Cambric 63c
10 ends lee white Cambric.
bssetUel seer flslsb, exoel-
Iset fee Andrea's wear. en•
dwweer. eta. Pet
'aid mel'• y
'.turd aim
erelen per sed......
HODGENS BROS.
1
Put your business on'a
paying basis by adverts- .1._
ing. Advertising - no
Fairy Story, but Facts.
Advertising in The Signal
will bring yourgoods 9
di-
rectly before
Public. It will pay you
to use The Signal.
. ,TY SIXTH Y14w-No. 1)11
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1hE STERLINGBANK
OF CANADA
SAVE, because- No. 117
You work for your money. Make your money ork
fur you. Hames. it to a bank 'natant.
Head Oi� *. Cerwer Kiat sad Bay Street., Toronto
General Maaiger - - - - - - A. H. Walker
Gederick Bra tach - - . . . . . . A. Porter
OTHER BRANCHES AT
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Baydel4 O11t. Sebringvilk. Ont.
Dsagaoaan, Ont. Vu.a, Oct.
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1 Some Desirable
PROPERTIES
1
for immediate sale
List your properties for sale or rent with me.
A. G. NISBET
1
OFFICE NEXT CANADIAN BANK OF COMM BRCS, GODERICH i
Pootrt+g : OPCE 11); Hoene 150. P. O. Box 34 -
lQtLC NOTICE
1 BLIC NOTICE
secordeses with Bylaw No. A. Isll. alt
weeds morn he est frsm vacant bar as ones
'sorter to here them from
Fallure to corwPb with the provh.bn of
Ryles will wive proper'te owner/ oprn 10 pro.
..cotton.
POI SALE Olt TO RENT
14'1UR SALE -A SECOND-HAND
1 (lkkertsrptan is ekeelbent ooedlttu.
ApPb at THE CONYlOrt. mitt
DOOMS TO LILT. -WITH WATER
11, and both shove W. J. Crah tie s billiard
room. woo tilde of Square. Apply toJ. 1'.
SHOWN.
L1uR
SALE. -A LARGE FRAME
r Maus on 8t (;cement; modern
,on. mime,. Apply to KR& LYNN. es tae
premien.. et -11
L)OR SALE -ONE NEW STAN -
1 bang. robber [tri : 1 rnbbsr-tend
t.haet hone la geed ar'der' I Itgft road beery' 1
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.nth case;d beesshot �eNW Med .1..l.: fruit
YAW fled ,1011 � lecesedlnte pose
.rias.reillteeelves,0. we
,aaAsa will M elves, a. sweet M Waring rasa
meet to WALTER SHARP - on tie premiss,
PROUDF1
(OVER ONE ,1
IN OBE
AUCTION SALES
'Tt sonar. July 7 --.tae floe sale of it *ere. of
hs at tot 1'1. A..biteld. JERRY Dar Te.roo-
kie.Rosi til: sDRY. auctioneer. _ _ _
erFwipteMttar. July J t- A los sale of re.idenUat
7 I1•
sad ..11 p e l.. of the tate street. OaN Ar1.E., al L Memises, Napief elreel.
Tuns. OUNDRY. aodiosesr.
TC..DAT. July IL -Auction .ale of hoo+,e
hold torn ltare mid timid' loa.. al the i rrmi.e
"fugal' .r street. ]fel. M. trMMIN..-. pro-
drtstrerat bros. 9VIIDa T. auctioneer
Attempted Srii
did not Sul
Their Des
Elected in 1
Retains So
•
tl�u KENT. -TWO Hot'SF l TO
1 mot- ewe os 'Nein avow s fp M•• 00
-casts/ to His. silt*[lam. or
1�M•
IVOR RENT. -FULLY EQUIPPED
I: sane e. Malabar Wiest het .wewi Mart
,vee Vtctette 4155...
, aet.5 �.r7e baslw.es. Rest $It 5.
Y. vt4�HOsr[LIA•pply FOIL:
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RIiAL ESTATE FOK SALE.
We taro tar sale sheet ihtrty towntYM
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ri
DId91DBNTIAL PROPERTY FOR
i2. BALL -Me rasYssss. with Lear NO
Neoro 4y knows se the A .311D. A.
'sew ()ses . sed aaglas
bort sews.. f wwc .sem ie mate;
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mailers Ma
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entire In Oderbeli. 71.11
RYAN pMaIII►
AUCTION SALE
or
3) ACRES OF HAY
Vit JEItRI_ DALTON
win .ell byoolitic 'wortioo. at lu
A.hneld hear King.bridtt 1. ou
'rt'Cil/AY. JILY 7th
commeeelnt at l o'clock shy e
w
el acres oLstandiat . to bwin ed : r, .end In
ane a lot. or In o. a parseT .
Titres. -Four month. credit wi.' be even
on f..relebine approved 'idiot not,- or a die -
coon, will be allowed for oath.
JERRY nALrTHlitl. h .a c
Proprietor.neer.
1'
The groera
were held on N
ed in the re
government
t., the nue the
to the piosin
will be found
Mr. W. Prot
the winner in
by an iocrea
jority in tell
.t was 319. E'
to above Mr. 1
Huron and
the last sewior
gerrymander
failed. The c
covered that 1
and used ft+
failed and Mr.
the honored r
Huron.
The town 01
contest gave e
of 37 and on
was reduced t
majority in CI
on Monday it
is Liberal maj
this time it
seven. The I
eels was incr.'
the Liberal o
duced from t
townships of
creased their
former from 1
from 06 to 1t.'
serv(itive maj
it gave a Libs
sudden chane
accounted fol
Below will
returns for M
ere Huton an
genital elect
turns for \t
Huron are m
give the maj
known to t
Musgrove is
Huron but h
siderably red
who is now
South Huror
ed by an inn
The etectir
many change
out the prow
is Hon. Dr. 1
lic works it
He was bad
Tolmie, peat
tian church
wart Liberal
Cormick. of
May berry,
James Meg
worth; Mr
South Onta
son. who Ws
South Bruer
on. will be u
The mejorl
small.
L.K..
AUCTION SALE
or
ittAIDKNTI PROPERTY A 2.1 lit 'USE
HOLD EFFEt7e
I am in -trotted by the atheutistrati.. of the
estate of the late
Mme' auction to sell by Public ''noion it the Premi.e- om
Neuter .trout In the tow. et U.derkh on
FRIDAY. JULY loth
commencing at ft/elect -harp
The property oona•llnC of a comfortable
well/auk frame dwelling with a large lot on
which Were 4 room to build another honse. It
te will located and in a part of the town that
M Improving in value.
Tharp. -Tea per rant of the ppurvha.e
abs pad .t the tune of sale, b'l'oc.• to t Irby
da all the hou.ehdd
At the same timeand place
furniture aid will be •t.•po.e4 of.
amongst which *rewtall•.
Sofas. ooudte•. tables. chairs,_bedrooTho�I
pearl) new Minter maeht.s. heater.
with normal. SALLot Home
wood coni
gra.`1etove
eeater
elites
rorptsurtblind..end 1111111.0101.,elder article-. Terms s•• -h
PROUI)rtito.
HATS & 1(ILWK Solicitor-.
Tdt-01. (3U SDRY . Auctioneer.
FARM P011 BALE --THE EAB?
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Oew- mom
yen pursuant to IifiO .
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111 p.r'm' Daterthay
L� Ali 9sd.rlai �� I .dr,d w «ate er tie •RM
u%b a gethe tole dbLa. oc about tie
V to Mal MIto tali. aa. re..tlp!aAAwd
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fN gisraTS w DONALD M.-ICa�/1b. liars
or Tas Townson. or Asw►Ir i.n. t. T8
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FIREINE RRANCECO•
Orta st iatsilii. f. tie Pre.-
ieee. tests et eeseemeet.
IAve /Oak IBseesd ite fall
valee epbsalag ea the farm or
wt. Ile 9eMrs M make ttliust'
.asst.
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lith ye titer for
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t Muss. and the essare .Ay. 1 aV.
them. ani that WWI. in. Wewen
l te
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I love re-
,. will eel
seea.ed. or
pet ammo. to 101pesrew of
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the a thteaemes desesca
Ithe ogles to watch tlq� m
M labiaeedoe. and use ewe
fir the &mete at w sgs
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t ton „treat a
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easdo (siva
sin have tae
expense"- .1
of police
JAMES Mc0011Lca
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et +heir dolor M
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