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OCSE TO RENT. -ON KEAS
tree, • seven room-, all crouveideuox., re.
e
.sstglr reprttred. Stable ou lot. ADM). to {.1r. 'V
$ALKKLO
1). odericb It. R. No. 2. telephone
a11t7. Mon
lITOKKB TO HENT.-ONN
lately occupied b1 W. H. Harrison ani the
mer by James Y. Thomann. Both on the
titanate. Apply J. P. BROW'S. Pett
FOR SALE OR RENT.
LOST OR FOUND.
jjOUNCS.-oN THE ROAD SOUTH
of ShepWrdton, on November fish. a sum of
Rorer)•. Owner may have same oo proving
props-. t and paying_ for this advert cement. Apa
ply to M. J FINLAYSON. Lorne P. O.. Ont.
PUBLIC NOTICE.
TAMES CONN(pl.1.Y, AGENT FOR
Buffalo Fertiliser,`') in. Wind and Live tiluck
Irurance, and Cattk Buyer. Residence INergate
street. (.o derich. -
pt BLIC N9TICE:
TOWN -OF GOL)ERItli'
10 .cure payment this year of Accounts
against thews potation of theattwnol (:oderich.
all ash accounts must be rendered on or before
the I lth day of Domtar. •L. L.KNOX.
9&2t Town Clerk.
FOR SALE
L'OR SALE. -RADIANT HOME
r double 1,'atrr coal stove. No. n; hot class
condition. Apply w'•1. CARTER. South street.
1(1.11 •
FOR SALE. QUANTITY OF GOOD
sinter apples WM JEWELL, R. R No
4, Gaol. rah 1'b a. r .1 Gonlerah. 14 oral. 141-Im
CRAIGIE'S
ASSURANCE and
REAL ESTATE
FOR RENT
2 -.tory- brick -veneered dwelling,
hot %%met heating. large fireplace,
;.;legit t ie light ant bath. situated
4 i Wellesley street. Thisisoneet
the newt dt•strable holnpw
and as lately occupied by J. H.
Marsh I. C.P.R. agent. Immediate
possemmi
AUCTION SALES.
OUR CHRISTMAS NUMBER.
Anybody who thinks that getting out a
Christmas number during the last week
of an election campaign is a picnic has
never tried it. The editor and the staff
have worked hard and late, and herewith
present sixteen pages which they trust
will meet w th some degree of approval.
Readers should peruse the advertising an-
nouncements carefully and so be able to
do their Christmas shopping with the best
results.
MR. CAMERON IN NORFOLK.
4ddresses a Good Meeting In Favor o1
Candidate Wallace.
AUC'TION SALE OF F:1R\I STOCK.
IMPLEMENTS. ETy;.
JOHN A. McHARDY.
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lot A. concession 9. Colborne. half -mile north sof
Loyal. will otter lot sale at ho prrnusea owl
THURSDAY. DECEMBER 2.011.
commencing at 1 o'clock. the following.
• Hotists.-One matched team. general purpose.
h and 9 year. old. 1 general purpose mare. 19
years old; 1 general purpose mare. rising ,years
old. I road mare.
CATTLE. -t ne farrow cow. it years old; 1 eows.
supposed to be in calf; pair Angus steers. 2 years
Id; .1 tat heifers; S Angus asters, rising 2- years
old: pan yearling steers. 7 calves.
NI(.s.-(Me llerkahlre brood sow. 10 pigs.
months old.
Stmt.. - Fourteen well-bred Leicester ewes. 1
purebred {xicester ram. rising 4 years old.
Fowl.- About I00 hens.:! ducks. 2 turkey hens.
Iwetgoth1.. Massey -Herrn binder, ti -ft. cut;
1 leering mower, :rlt. cut, 1 disc harrow. l culti-
yator. 1 art harrow'.:( walking plows. 1 Kangaroo
two -furrowed pIows 1 F bury 'Kutner, 1
wagon. 1 road cart. 1 set larbacrghs. 1 gravel toa.
1 Notion seed drill, 1 tanning mill. 1 set 1211U -1b.
scales. 1 hay fork. rope and pulley. I set double
harness. 1 set plr,w harness. I art single harness.
lurks. shovels. chains, wholl traes. and other
articles too sumer,! to mentum.
Taints All sums of $loand under. cash: oiler
that amount. II months' credit w II be given on
furnishing approved pant notes. A discount at
rate of 5 per cent. straight allowed for carhop
-credit amounts
JOHN McHARDY. THOS. GUNDRY.
Proprietor. Auctioneer.
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7 m onuel brickweneered dwell-
ing. all modern conveniences,
atrdl on Ht. David's street. Lately
occupied by John Yoangteon. Ini-.
mediate Iswstsesiop.'
FOR SALE', OR O RENT
2 practically, new rd- rick mod-
ern houses on Huron d, with,
considerable land attach((!
Also, several other 'moped
rude of to rent.
J. W. CRAIGiE
Have You
Insurance in Case
of Accident and
Sickness?
The Ocean Accident and Guar-
antee Corporation is the largest
Accident Cotl»pany in the world.
Its policies,are liberal.
Insure yotir life in the Great`
West Company
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A. M. ROBERTSON
GEO. WOODS
-----INSURANCE AGENTS
Port Dover, Dec. 6. -The best meet-
ing of his campaign so far was held last
night in the Music Hall here to hear J.
Alex. Wallace. independent candidate in
Norfolk. discuss the issues of the day.
Mr. Wallace was splendidly supported by
M. G. Cameron, K. C., of. Godericn.
Wilson Porter of Port Dover occupied the
chair, and n opening the meeting dis-
cussed brie the issues, and laid par-
ticular rmpp si the fact that the
s on
farmeris sufl 'ng under the load of a high
protective t iff. H -e- advocated a re-
duced measure of protection, with free
agricultural implements. .
Mr. Wallace addressed the meeting and
was followed by Mr. Cameron, who gave
a powerful address, in which he showed
clearly that the Borden Government was
is the control of the big moneyed in-
terests. He flayed the Borden adminis-
tration foe the war contract scandals.
w'hith they had allowed to pass uncheck-
ed. and for their general incapacity and
lack of statesmanship in conducting the
war.
Of the Military Service Act they had
made a political football, and had hoped
to win the election by using that issue
to blind the people to the scandals of
the • past six years. "They would lead
you to think," he said, "that all the
patriotism of Canada resided in the
bosoms of those who supported the Union
Government."
Bourassa and the Nationalists were
,shown up in their true colors, and their
alliance with the Borden party in 1911
was scored.
• It was the Borden party icht had
educated Quebec against con 'ription
in the last election," he said, "in order
to' defeatreciprocity and the Laurier
Government: Now they were reaping
what they sawed, and they are en-
deavoring to drake their friends and
connect their name with that of Sir
Wilfrid Laurier." -
Mr. Cameron paid a' high tribute to
the unquestioned integrity -and states-
manship of Sir Wilfrid Laurier,. and the
audience responded with • prolongesd
cheers.
The independent movement.in Norfolk,
is gaining strength every day.
if quality Counts, use Blackstone's
delicious ice cream in bulkor bricks for
all occasions. - Phone 310:
SPECIAL LUNCH
COUNTER
In Connection with
"The House of Plenty"
APPLES
We have a few barrels of nice
Apples for sale. Different vat-.
i ies-Nos. 1, 2 and 3 ---at 14.50
to 1..' I per barrel.
Inqui - of
. HAMLINK
lA
'When down town look uv over.
It yon at hungry we can relieve
your hung r, it you are thirsty we
can relieve your thirst. Our
prices are right. You are all
welcome.
W. 11. HAiNES,
BRITISH EYCHANOF: HOTEL
I4OURI1t*l
Required
Large quantities of
SCRAP IRO
Terms -Cash on delivery
Please phone or write us and our wagon will ca
The National Shipbuilding Co.,
GODERICH Limited
Lauder's Vopg Contest.
Thending of the leading competitors
in the voting contest 'at Lauder's drug
store is as follows this week:
Miss Alma Sturdy
Miss F. E. King
Mise Emily Griffin
Missi-illian Fox -
Miss E. Elder
Miss Lois Challenger
AK,cs McDonald .
3134:1
.'1990
. 24!30
194.5
1420
1345
Mrs. S. Drew •` 125.5
Who was the lady who said she would
not let her husband sleep another night
until he bought her that kitchen cabinet
at Walker's ?
f An advantage in buying gifts at Wigle's
is that something suitable may be found
fry_ every member of the family. The
compelling power in loot• prices is an-
other reason why you should shdp here.
ti
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WANTED..
WANTED. -DRUG APPRENTICE.
Lady or gentleman. Apply to J. A.'CAMP-
tEtLL.
EN WANTED EVERYWHERE TO
show samples or mad circulars for large mail
order house Permanent position. Will pay 120
weekly. THE CONSUMERS' ASSOCIATION.
Windsor. Ontario.
CARD OF THANKS.
THE FAMILY OF THE LATE WiL-
LIAM McGRATTEN wish to extend their
thanks fur the kindness of many friends during
the illness of theif father and also in their time of
bereavement. THOMAS McGRATTEN. '
LIBERAL
COMMITTEE ROOMS
North Street
OVER UNION BANK
Open Every Evening
All citizens interested in
the election of Mr. Arch.
'` slop as member for North
Hti en are invited to attend.
\"`C. A. NAIRN,
Chairman
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Sixteen Pages
PART TWO
THF. SIUNAL.PRINTiNO ( ., LIMITED. Pc misuse
A LAST WORD TO THE ELECTORS.
On Monday next the electors of North Huron will choose
their representative at Ottawa for the next five years.
What are the issues ?
The Borden Government introduced the Miliary Service
Act, to provide 100,000 soldiers for the firing line, and ever
since has been playing politics with the question. W'ht n the
farmers objected, the Government promised exemption of
farmers. When it was announced that the married men would
have to be called out to stake up the required number, the
Government said, Not so. It looks as if the Government were
afraid to conscript any class who put up an objection. And
yet this is the.Govenllnent upon whom we are asked to rely
for the reinforcement of our lieu at the„ front.
The Military Service Act is .now law and Mr. Hisrop could
not, if he would, interfere with it. He has pledget, himself
to see.th&t reinforcements are sant- to the front at the earliest
possible ntoulegt, and to support 'all other measures f.r the
Winning of the .
But a union overnment is the only right thing for -Can-
ada now, they say.
' ° Is this a union )oveinment in any real sense of tIe term ?
Does the fact that Rowell and a few other ambitions Lib-
erals havee taken a
bi et
seats along
With
men they
formerlyl
y
condemned commit the whole country, to theirsupport ? We
do not- think so.
Judging by results, ie old Borden Government hassimph•
swallowed • the few Liber Is who went in. What change of
policy has there been ? Tl e ?. N.4. deal, formerly opposed
by these. Liberals, is stilt ' oing • through. The iniquitous
Fianchise Act, formerly den need • by these Liberals, is still
in force. 1*utirllssa, •who has-been allowed to shout treason
ever since the war commenced, is still ,at his old, gaine'of mak-
ing trouble in Qtlebec„cnd the "union" Government has not
interfered with
Quebec 'nuhle ot.f the largest ovines in the Dominion--
is ahnost entirety unrepresented in hes&called uuiou Govern-
ment, creating a very dangerous s ate of affairs. We want
Quebef with us in this war, and Sir Vilfrid Laurier is the only.
plan in sight who can bring Quebec Ito real union; with,the.
rest of the, Dominion, and he will. o it if given the oppor-
' tunity. Sir Wilfrid promises a real union Government, repre-
senting all the Provinces and the v died interests of the
country -agricultural, manufacturing, at (1 labor.
Mr. Bowman.• the ''union" candidate,
Parliament. What is his retort? ? Has h
rights of the people on any single occasion .?
•
of the--peonur- was being squandered, did N
as had six years it)
stood,. tip fur the
When the money
Bowman utter -
does not apx)lo-
otie little cheep of protest ? . Not a cheep: H
gine for his record --he just ,want's tis to forget'it and let hint
have another five years th do the same -thing. Mr. Botta
knew he could not be elected on his tecord, ant therefore
pose as a "union" candit:ate. Can he get away with jt? •
Mr. Hislop, while he is the candidate of the I. beral party,
promises to take an independent stand in I'arliatne t. He has
ono axeb,to grind -be will not be the tool of thc.Big nterests-
his interests are those of the toilers, 'the common toe le of the
country, and he will not betray theta.
In 1898.Canada was in a turmoil with race and cried ,lis-
sension brought about by the unwise policy of a Const; vative
Goi•eruwent. ;ii'r,Wilfrid Laurier, the Liberal chief,e to
lents of discord to flight, and the
ol
rio(l, in all the history of Ca
servative rule, we have a tt
state of affairs than in 1896. Is it not the duty of the elect
to recall Sir Wilfrid Laurier to )st which he filled se' ell
-for fifteen .ears, and to eutr),st hits ere more with the to k
of bringing harmony -and good -feeling o of chaos and dl'
cord'? '
Your vote if cast for Mr. Hislop op Monday next will
in the best interests of our Country and of our effort in the
great war.
NAVY LEAGUE TAG DAY.
Over Si: Hundred Dollars Collected -
County Council Gives $1.o3o. I
At a meeting of the officers of the
newly formed Navy League on Widnes-;
day afternoon, a resolution was passed
expressing most cordial appreciation of
the work of the Daughters of the Empire
alio s, willingly and successfully carried.
out the canvass on Tag Day, December
sth. A resolution of thanks also was'
passed in appreciation of the deputation '
who waited upon the county council,
resulting in the generous gift of 11,000.
Thr total subscriptions for Tag Day
amounted to 14115.52. In this were in-
cluded membership fees as follows:
Members -Mrs. Burritt, Miss Clifford.' INFORMATION - FOR -ELECTOR-,
Wm. its. Rev. A. L. G. Clarke. Mrs. --_
• 0. F. Carey, Mrs. J. C.,Ellitott, Mrs. W. TOn+e- &bur 14 The anal.
L. Eliot. W. L. Iwo, C. Carrow,
Mrs. C. Garrow. Miss E. Gibson:
Mrs. Horace Notion. Miss !lodge;
TO THE WOMEN VOl ERS.
Remember that the ballot is
secret. No person has a right W
know how you vote, unless you !wish
to tell it yoursel(. Do not be bull-
dozed by anybody. Vote as you
think is right, and be on your guard
against fairy tales that are being
told by '•unionist" canvassers. The
election officials are bound under
oath not to violate the secrecy of
n
the ballot. Ik't be afraid. -
SIR. -1 have been told that Mr. Bos -
man's son has applied for and riceived
J. P. Hume. Mrs. F. K.Ibrton. exemption. As Mr. Bowman voted fur
Geo. C. Hill, M. Jordan. C. 1Mrs.-.lack :Vt, an Act to conscript other peoples sons,
I rs
Wm. Lane, Judge Lea is. Mrs. -W. T. the f , s are of .some interest to the rlee-
Murney. B. C. \lunnisgs. C. A. Nairn, tors of riding. Can y u give us any
Geo. Porter, Wm. l'roudloelt, Mrs. Wni."irdormatirn'?. • ELELTOR:
Proudfoot, A. M. Robertson, Sheriff Robert John Bowman, son Mr. James
Reynolds, Dr. Taylor. !Sirs. ilmer SnUth. Bowman, the Conservative c Ididate in
F. W'. Woollcombe, Gov,. Williams.
A. L. G. Clarke. Mrs. Frank Elliott.
Miss
exemption by the tribunal B' k
u
ssels,
onNXth !loran, applied Gltatxwa,branttd
Associate memrs-1rs Carrie, Mrs.
power and.put the e
,stied the most prospero
Ttxlay, after six years of
en-
ada.
orse
rs
Farrow, Mrs. J. M. Field. Mrs. Felker,
Miss Mary Gratin, Dr. dllunt, Mr... R. C.
Hays, C. J. Harper. Miss LeTouzel. H.
R. Long. Mrs. Wm. Lee; Mrs. D. C.
McLeod. Mrs. W. le Murray. for. L.
M. Mabee,Rev.R.C.Mclkrmid,Mrs. Mac-
farlane,1)r. Niel Moen,. Misti Ethel Nairn.
Miss Jean Nairn. Miss Susie Noble. W.
Nadel. J. H. Pipe: Mrs.'Reynulds. jr..
V. H. Robertson. Miss Irene Saulto,
Miss Mabel Strang, 1h. II. 1'. Stran,g, Why is the workingman's dollar worth
Mrs. Strang. Mrs. B. J. Sanits, Mrs. A. only about half -a -dollar today, compared
'l'aj'lir. J. E: Tom. Mrs: J. E. Torii. • J. with the values of a few years ago.' Ask
W. Vanatter. , - the "unionist" canvassers, -
- H. through' any error. members or Mr. Hislop has been holding successful
associate member; aro not included in the Meetings in Colborne. Ashfield and West.:,
zbtve list, will they .kindly notify the Waw.anosh this week. - At Iiungannin '
ffi
ocers of the League :' ' on. Wednesday night the-cha irman of the
It has been arranged to keep the fund I(isluli meeting was' •Mr. David Erring -
open a few days longer,+ so that those tern. who haa•twent y -:;even. r. halves in
ihaki.
' The Glotx .publishes a list` of prominent
He is a'farmer and has been w(
his father's farm in the township of , m ws\ -I
About six months ago the fartW*,
deeded to young Mr. bowman, 4, \
CAMPAIGN NOTES. t
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"Has the Borden (oVernmcnt made
you rich?" "Not roe: ask Flavelle."
wishing to become members or , • make
further contributions May do so:- Mem-
bership fers\are as Icillows: citizens e t (Ontario who are supporting
Mrmtnrrs, ' annually: 15 vea•e the so-called union (�'1!vernment, and we
rnrmlxde TI' Jn ier mcmhen Is years make the w.Nxlerful discovery that our
soil under). g. own Mayr \lunnings is among the,
Tt itarlk Gdk)wdies
shouldhbe ,adtes' oof f trIi the listing of tlahose 1 the only name tlimi Ceslerich in the list.
"unwnfst" sup{tortel. This norm. to be
already . public but soh) were
BRITISH RED CROSS FUND. I A WORD TO THE WOMEN.
I
Acknowledgment and Thanks 110111 I "DEAR SIR,-Ik) the women of Code- e untary enlistment be throwing a political
Provincial Headquarters. (rich and North Iluron who had no sons )nkeywrench :lit, the m'chiwry." f(eetof trge cedar an ! Iting MatEwtalinarac l tat ts, s a[•
)d 9
The following letter is self-explanatory: or brothers or a husband to give to the Asserting that n was impossible for the
ap• lbut we hear a rumor that :11r. Wdham
pointed to cglleet for the Navy League: Camptxll alsr !socio, Ire calx for the
Mesdames Noble. Williams. F. Doty: C. .-union" candidate iite and that even John '
Dunlop: and the Misses 1'jttean, Clady- ' tinlombe as wavering. -it's awful, ain't
Saults, Gibson. Aust•bltxik• Seager; W-
hine Nairn. Helen Galt ant! Dorotiy.I
Osney. -
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RETURNED SOLD!
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One of the fairy stories that are being
spread by "unionist" canvassers is that
if the Literals are returned to power the
FLAYS GOVERNMENT. t ,mood -States will bolt, up all shipments
of diol to Canada. This is simply nen-
Lt -Col. Welcb, of Windsor, Resigns' sense.. The United States Government '
is not bothering its {orad about \Cana-
ian politics: if it were. it would to more
h ely to shut duw•n' on the Tories than on
he had resigned his command ,f the.etht Liberals. as the Tory shalt -in -trade '
'Windsor mobilization 'centre, sr. that he for sears 'was hostility to the United
might be in a posit IOC to protest `against • States,. T'in•se people whoshouted "No
the cry of Union Govtrnment" sup„ariers truck or trade with the United_ Bute*."
that Canadians who voted for Liberal • have amazing nerve to turn around nrtw
candidates at coming electirnts wrtold sold say they are the only people who can
thereby prove themselves to hlo• disloyal be friendly `Kith (mile Sam.. If any -
Lieut. -Col. T. B. Welch. of Windsor, who• hdy-is to blame for the coal situatirnn in
went overseas with the first Canadian�,t'a^:oda. why icor put the blame un the
contingent, an afterwards with thi tvuvrnmmnt ,slirinlls who are drawing big
Ninety-ninth fiat) lien, to4 the platform!' s;ifane- but arc falling down ,n
tonight at' *iid-., rl1r�t thio i1110s. ls.1 11'.'1 thit,rbrh
pilo -oil krvrping ihr pdq)le supphed
C. Kennsety, the Lilxk;d candidate.,
wuoi:' Ile 1lx mai', the "uni•nusts..
The appearance -of Col. Welch - in the must f htdlj s.ared when they circulate
such hurt'hul.
Command to Express Hia Opinions.
Windsor, Ont., Dec. 0.-Ikaaring that
political arena N%115 hke4;l txmib ttu,w.n
into the e.rn4.. f C.4. 11'tjt % IIW "owp
candidate. The large audit ice at Odd -
fellows' temple gave him .•ot•tion after
Air. 1laine' u( ,the: British Exchange
ovation when, in the course of It . speech. hotel. announces another stance to he
he charged that the Borden Gov rnnx'nt held at the hotel int Murxlav night next.
had purposely killed voluntary enlistment lilacksterne's,rriwstra • will Ix in attend -
had
by withdrawing the machinery to obtain once. l'he election returns will be 'an-
recruits.nounced as they come in.
"We recruited more than three thou•- -
and men at 111ndsir--," Col. 1\rich said. For Sale. \i. til sixty ctrl r piles, 20
"And we could have got many none had foot long, swt:ul Sur le k'phnne- use or
not the (rivernment put aii end to sol -
rattier uurlxmst.. :� s) a Grnitod numhe
1
Oarrce Monday Night.'.
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' Parliament Buildings..
Toronto, Noe. sot h. 1917.
Geo. Williams. Ears.
Treasurer, British Red Cross Collection. '
Goxlench. Ont.
Dear Sir, -We are in receipt of your
favor of the Lith instant with the enclos-
ed contribution of three thousand dollars
for the British Red Cross, which has al-
ready been acknowledged by the Provin-
cial Treasurer.
On behalf of his Honor the Lieutenant- incessantly knitting for the boys -some- three
Governor, the Organization of Resources body ;cite's boy --at the front? Why has three mr
Committee, which is in charge of this Robert Borden so despised these who. more th
campaign for Ontario, and the British having no bltoxl to give on Flanders! many me
th k th -Thou
by the mil
war realise that Sir Robert Morden.• of. dominion to maintain live di visions at - Pictures as offs.
e front, Col. Witch said t ..the mil-
departmcn* was keel,' ' dive divisionts Anyone With heir wall, of a rrxlm to
n
trength to satisfy ambifics of , w
,slicers' call their on cannot fail to appreciae
sought high commands. . 1 the gilt Of a picture • r1 picture hanging \
t was for the sane • reason that the on the wall is aseonstant reminder of -
v battalions. on.. ,f which 1 took t, I the giver. You will tint all the latest •at
the hrm of Mackenzie and Mann at t
Ottawa, has divided "the sheep from the in
goats?" Even if, as is true in many at
cases, the son or the brother or the bus- wh
band was rejected for military service. it ••
matters not - the leader of the Union coup -
Government has made "flesh of one and Engl• d, wt re broken up into drafts for i T hams n's \lust,', rt and Stationery
fish of another." How many patriotic other unit, " he declared. -len and Store. -Picture •framirig our specialty.
and noble women of Goderich and North officers
Huron have since August 4, 1911, toiled. the tre
from ms battalion were sent Into
hes titter they had received only
)ntha' training. and in Iry than
the after we healed in England
n a denizen of the officers and
Red Cross, i desire to an you, ' e gave ave their 'widow's mite, and ..a
teachers and pupils of your schools,' mighty might, at "home'' The woraan-
GUNURY S SALE REE(4ISTER.
v11 n1.1. I),, 1 C liar mg auction salt• of
who left W'indsr sere kith tl.".j h,,i . 1.41 mesio to, and hnntsl+inga. papwrt y M
Mr1.ushall, C 1•. K. agent, who i. Iravmg
cls of dollars wt•rc dq)hltldl'fl•(1 a .1VI., t Maple
_bion{ will . am son wt rr-
the meml p;rs of your women's organo- is rk p rtment by flit ,•quip- . •r r.•. :It Mable _lira carr. {lamdton sot•,. at
atiotls, your Red Cross workers, and•all boil of Canada has even said, "We Avid mint u( th • Cansulian blltalinns .being t.a,,.h:nn.
stand unil(d." Will they stand united scrapped d. 11'clrh alleged.
T11,14-44,. 'Ns la Auction sole w farm now"tt,
s
who
ntaneous and egerousthis
respons(cwhi h ' brio and crush a ruler who has failed oil The C,ana(ian s,ldh•rs had nothing t, "47.4.
11 21 nl the
i ,m,ifegr 1,01011, o +i 1 Mr. Chattel
lx g 1 trust the God-given w•onianhxxl of Can- thank the G?rvernment fir. he said, ix- 7 m Danar, 1) ,- .vo-Auctirn sale of idem
you have made to this appeal. • I oda* as a whole with the franchise 'l cause they ha.t
You have helped to make Ontario's Y -es, Ile has told the women that if he be and local soca
contribution this year more splendid Ire -elected he will see that women's received.
than ever before, and may have the franchise In vogue. Why didn't he wee
consciousness that the gratitude of our w this when he made the recent divide 1 ,,A� commentary
brave men overseas is going out coon- , • I slur on aifiriety for ec,nor
to rely on municipalities sow k. implements. etc , property of Mr. John A
its for th(' t•ntllfnrt0 they Mcl Lu dv. 1ot h cos-rwlrm 11, Cdlw.rnr, half
uulr north n1 Loyal, at 1 ockrk chary.
1•ktuev. If.•r. 11. Sat, of farm .hw-k. imph•-
•IJYn the (',vertlttteilt •a me• in., rIt , the pr.l.Tty on Mr Frank Welch•
Stanley No rows r, as the
r kx 1h ronrrsaun
and cast a never -to -be -forgotten v so msislenl ly urited ' owner m. aunt w..e
he1pi
ly to you and to all those who are .ihr, noble womanhood of the Dominion?silos the people, was provided by the'
helping to make the work of the British � Robert Borden could not go to the luxurious private c r in which the 'I hal. I DIED.
Red Cross possible. I country on his past rec(xd, but even a Sir George E. Foster visited Grxlen'ch sW 541' *s:.t.n sit t Ievrtaud, oho,. nn rne.otay,
Yours l1-1.faithfully.recently.' In ordina v times no one• -b. - Iu', rrnrer 11, tianah Bruprhry. beloved wile of
ALBERT re ABBOTT. I rural pathmaster dews not appreciate oneI b�e•ph B tiw.anrrtA
Secretary. Anne term of office, and Robert linden in grudges a Minister 'n the Crown a little {late n.,) A•. Hamiunn rm F,day. tRrrmter
his mad plunge and exp of "patriotism" in extra softness, or cony menet', ,r dignity. ' 1.,,,;,. ..,.,mt dautorer sit ihr lair John
rate car. provides: I II:01:1..y
y,lime•..'and the i -- -
it Iii b+ leaders.
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u
enprn
rge• le:.ne1 {
Forstea,r.
to deo tht•m-
have in the
George }:
not intend
t any rate,
the public
Ile- `1.10
nnnmont
rs and
druggist, Goderich.practise all kinds of economy ti, Ip win
What would,be more suitable for a man George the war -Sir Grge I':F.ostcr touth'
ing t
At Walker's twostorers you will certainly I than a nice club -hag :' Go to Walker's: country fn expensive luxury to win the d-
w a he has a large shipment just arrivt'd. ection.
Several promised subscriptions to thehe the home of regaining the Ottawa throne or whatever a is a- psi
HH hi,xl but these are not radon:
fund have not yet n pal 0 'has despised and rejected the woman
treasurer, who will be glad receive ! of Canada, and has cut a wound which leaders of the people ow.,
may the accounteffort.
so that self-denying e(l r
them at once.!will never heal. Hundreds of women in in the self -dugs. g
be closed, and the balance rdnitted to,
Toronto. � Huron county have toiled day in and day I all. Kut not sir Sir t;e
There has been no expense whatever', out in the cause of the war, though with It is for the common peopl
ih connection with this fund, the town I not a son, a brother, or a husband to selves the little ttxj• altea
council having kindly paid the small ICI -• R,M rt Braden has told these way of comfort: hut Si
accounts for inting and advertising. women that he cannot, will not, trust Foster, who has much, does
them with the ballot. Will the women of to deny himself anything -
Manicure goods area always acceptable Huron stand united? Borden would not' anything he can charge up to
•as gifts. Files. buffers, scissors, cuticle trust them -will they trust him'' treasury. Millions for Flay
knives, nail enamel, nail bleach, orange-, CITIZEN, a day for the soldier. T
wood sticks. See our stock. E. R. Wigle, Goderich, Dec. 4, 1917.
people asked to sive their old
see h t yo
u want for Christmas
a
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS Dec 13
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"rv.' 1", tial, - W 1 Carter .
.0 1 ni Thank. Thins . McGratten ... t
Awl ton 'Sale John A. hien artly . 1
51t•n Wanted The Cosumrr, liar A.sorla
iton. W i net so r . . .. . ......1 . 1
1 ('hristmas ('sodic, H. r. Edward'.
Chr,ama. Specials- Dean's ..... .. ...-.•..1e
Candies J. E. Robbins .. . •,
1. a United Quebec. to Rule .All Canada r The
l • Crena' ,)mon Committee
Psempto n ;of Farmer. Ibrector of Public In-
formation.
n-
f rmation. Ottawa. .. .. 1 11
Vann,', Cowns' Union Committee, ....
Drug Apprentice %Vented J. A. Campbell • 9