HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1906-10-11, Page 8THURSDAY, Oct. 11th, 190G
THE SIGNAL: GODERICH ONTARIO
THE TOWN COUNCIL I. I1"..,1„„,:iaat $I o,.d :d(,ut•
IUII, and tuploy in the neigh-
huudrel employees,
FOUR MANUFACTURING PROPOSI-
TIONS TO 0E VUT ED ON.
Goderich Wheel Rigs Co., Ltd., Car-
riage Factory, Canning Factory,
and Jackson Manutacturinp; Co.
Lumber Company Wants Road to
Sawmill Other Municipal Busi-
ness.
The regular meeting of the town
council was held on Friday night laud,
with all the Ine11ltwrm prescppt except
Councillor Blair. The chief 'matter
that came up fur disalssl)n was the
propilaal fur the location of a branch
of the Lloyd Manufacturing Co, in
Goderich. Both Mr. Lloyd and Mr.
Thomson (waw were here to lay the•
propialition before the co al and -
Board of Trade) were prevent, on the
invitation of the Board of Trade, and
Mr. Mau :ders' report of the conditions
he found in the Couipanys' factory at
Minneapolis was before the council,
and a proposition in wr'it'ing Wile re-
ceived from the (company. After
some discuwion it was decided to
have a bylaw prepared and submitted
to the electors right away in the terms
asked for by the C pany.
A communication from the man.
ager of the Bank of Commerce stated
that the amount at the credit of the
town was illtiaOG,7U. This money
is the insurance received by the Wen
in connection with the elevator fire.
A statement front the Bank of Mon-
treal showed $1,01111 to the credit of
the town, and amount under dismount,
>11 �,LINI•
Wilmer Smith wrote complaining of
the unsanitary condition of affairs at
the back of his premises owing to the
presence of the town stable. The
nutter was referred to the public
works committee to investigate.
A letter from the Lumber Coulpany
was with reference to the closing up
of the road to their mill by the tail
way companies. On motion of Coan-
cillora Elliott and Goldthorpe the
Mayor. the clerk and Councillor Blair
were appointed a committer let in-
vestigate and see whist could Iw dune:
The Lumber Company's better w•as as
follows :
Goderich, Oct.:' 155.
To the Mayor and ('ounce of the Town .of
Uodertcb,
Otis messes, You are all lartltllairlttd Wilti
the history of the public mad leading to the
saen.lU and breakwarr, and hon Ibe road in
gunshot' ha• been direst up ry the two rail
way ,w,alaanies. The rued hat taws a areal
0onvenience to the public, 1.01 only fur the..
supply of lumber, but fa getting theft suppli
of sand and gravel fur Continua purpose.. 44 r
Cannot ountinue to .10 buboes. herr mole
pprovided 0111, 0 proper rlwl let our luatl. w r
hatC .Nnita1 a rite In w•tat tit...herr 0e 0111
have to renn,t c uur plant ato salt, :a.. 11111 4.1'•.
end 0..14 of logs Is cut. mule.. we cam gel
such road This would mean Ile relout al of
an Important i,idumery and the low of at Iran)
ten buds,., .wurtld,yt our town can i11
afford to We cast booster your how
tlbev I,nr. hied.
Ored bast) 0 ill Ia►,• immediate step. o '.401110
a .ultable pmol,.• roar.. We remain.
lours ti al .
'I'Nt. (iuURNlrry. lea ago Co., Lro.
The next matter t come np was
the Lloyd Manufacturin Co. proposi-
tion Mr Maunders' ret wane as
the town to give them a loan of$'(1,-
(101) it. payable without interest iu tweir
tw annual installments, a free Mite of
sax ae,'es and exemption (ruin taxatl ion
except school tax for ten yeatb. si I
Fivally a motion was passed o11 mo-
tion of (councillors Goldthorpe and
Young, that a t 'trey, consisting
of the Mayor: and the public works
tee should rotifer with Mr.
Lloyd and Mr. Thomson and with the
town solicitor and have it bylaw pre-
pared and submitted to the electors
as x10111 as possible.
The water and light 1. 'lire rec-
ommended am follows : Thatthe en
out of proportion. A plan that alight
he adopted w., • .o 0161,a1,4 power
plantto furnish electric power 141 any
who would use it in town. This
W01111.1 e.4t about $3,INN1 or $1,1)111, Ur
a small steam or gasoline cuifiuc
might he put in to getter/le electricity
for the Jal•ka.ION alone or a gellrl'01111•
Might tN' put iu the factory of the
Organ l'ouap arty or the Engine Works
or iauy factory that lord a surplus of
mune) and 401100 run to motors for
the•..Jarls.4n'. The mai ter Wax vi-
ewed to Ilse water and light coeur it ee
to see .what .u'r,41i(ement could be
made.
Special Meeting Tuesday Evening.
ginerr report on L)r. Holmes' ap1plica- U11 Tne.oIay rcrliulg at special nu•rl-
tion for water service: that the ap ling) ihr .wee clluncil was lueld (u
plications of David Hay and A. l'an1- ,.uustde•r Ihr byaw rrnu'tvl 1.) the
rlo11for water service Iwgranted. the 10011 11ibillo1' i'11"....11:1,..11...;,..7, w•i1)1 a
engineer reporting the cost to Iw *Ott I r itlw• of the cuuuril mud Mos'.)".
that 1he tender of FL P. Paulin fol I,loy41 a11d '1'ho11lsuu, old toi .'(,aside;
lead -pipe be accepted, his Iwitg the of Iiw• byhawo ou \whirl. it (4I. 1eo-
lllw•e•at tender that the work of ex- !N ,_kyr t'i Elks• 1) 1•nt.',11 1111' `0.111,' 111,..•.
cavaling as Daniels were asked for be '*'teuls'1•:4 d.w'.*. the dy deltidrd ,.0
divided between Ilnvid Wilson and by Ihr c111111elilt(,. fol' 1,7!tut,• o0 111.•
NViii. Anstay, one half to each, thrid 1,1.,%.1 liylN w•, w•hic'siv.0 ld 11:a5e m••.'r.•
tenders being lowed kind equal, the sit.itrd the bylaw bring published in
whole matter and all details Ise lin lot'1 thi we•l'm issue of Ib• hs'nl pNap4rr',
in the bolds of Ilse engineer with '1'b.' (4,NIH'it, how'04.2.
power to tact:that(':Ipt.Helms.ofs w. l'ue•relayniIrht Iodel..y f1.1.111.11,1.1:111.4"1",
111i)P14'11itchell (w otfe44t $:k), with- week'0'so ii. nater That Ib.• other by.
out prejudice, to be in full of his d. !aw x let la sol tier retold Ise gut in
u1,11rage •'lain.• the Marta of threats to
be explained to biro : that the tura )rattiness to Lake ihr vote at the snub
unloading lite is•hu. mor Oliver Mil- lies''
:hell be not paid any more rhino the Altugrtle•r thele- w'in 111' foot• Ili"
amount of the 14 rolls 11050 is the taws to v1110 -1.n 111 grant aid to tip.
pay lieNlrrirh IVherl 144g l'n.. Lid., the
lrr,lsted.'a office. The retort was name by which the Lloyd people
adopted.wou141 turolIomh' in .'*iii 1," it they
The engineer's 10(4.11 ou the coat of Locale Ihrie.owl 114 1101.1•: 11. It.s10-
t d' tit w„,,.„. main W 1►r .
l.ulnul' let., Ltd., a.mi for J+ulC
was that the 1.41 would he :.1,001 7b +4 tool Manu(Iu•toring l'o, Thr W heel
and the extension wits derided on. p(ig, bclxut ns: dhseusst.! at tonne
The politic works couuuitter remote- lelgl,1".11111.
1.)• 1)114 enrnt•ih a loimt of some
mended ;te follows: That lite put,1111{{NII'INllrelwing uladehy Cnuncill.lr
prised sewer on ('amlbridge street Iw- Outdo)1oapx• uahrn he smggrstet That
street
I1 ita11niO4 smut and 'lafordbor. the 1111vish111 r•lluiriug 1fig c11111pluly
tll reel Iw built at 'titer b)' day 1x10'1', 1
rx en Ing r wen e • t•irh Cat tinge 1,14,t he I:oxler•irh
11441110,i, house nu Nikon sU'rrl
s committee thisitt t have power to buy 1" give thelown.) ulultg,agl 1111 thea
104114', h11i1.Hng..:1111) pl:u/t should )�-
1ilr and suppler. 1411,) em•I•y, o11 the "nue
paint right', so Ihal iu Ihr
work : that n gully ur /etcllaxiu Is event of theplanes r11uling into the
runstructed 110;11 1 h jlnletiun of low11* hand" 41 a'oukl b• of slnur uw•
Althur street. the neat ter to IW left. in fur 111ann(1, t.l •tag pm )x.ww. Accorl-
th, bawds of therhxirulau of this in • t11,11
I(U14nr.•. +111 the ht haw, ihr
ter and the eet iuopeetor to str
C p1011': that negotiations be
uuu,nnt to s• paid uunually hr eerier
opened with a view' to opening Regent ihr de1x•11 ts' w411 he Igi•I1hi'. . F'or
1 I k lite tweft::y palrulenlso: this would
*111',•) 'u 1141 111 .'4'11410,'1. wltl 11111•
settee! ( $711,1111, nl' fl.it7ft Inarr
Thr report was adopted,
than I $.111.1101 which Would. -be re-
The.
remrtrry, 1,1'14' and nuuket plaid by ihr c party'.
Commit lee ort• •nd.d at. folluw.st Thr l':u•ringr(01 TIrty bylaw. which
That $-1111 Ix• apprt.prhdel for int- 111/1 wNs Iwaal e41 Tuesday' night• re-
pr,ve•nemtsnn the pined portion Mui4104 ihr enutlkur. let 1111111 a
of the 1•t•mrtery, the same let Ia• ex- capital e1xp endilurr of >K111.1110r ewd
the run"). f tlrrnly-Her to thirty
cemetery
y lllllhr su1al al1hal p 1 hand% frons ihr• stater. T11" bylaw
cenl.•trry cou,enittw•, cool 1h:u propel'
Iwguht inn, Ia• p'as..•d (n b ave s'tulr i n eu1.1 hies the /unman) ,a loan of
1',11111e! kept .11,0' of pat Its and reliee: $j1
,11N1 1, 11411,1114 • N loll interest :at
4
that the sexton tin riled 111 appear Ire-
fun.
w• four and a half per cent. in twenty
furs•thee r•rhisnpporthls01ai111 annual i. ;.lme•nts, $114,111 of the
fur raise of salary : that the offer u( Iran to he paid ut ce when eate s'1 haul
A. lieges fur ark''t '.111.t ' )o+„ 1a' am- IN0•tl .10.111 by the roul,,u',' and 'Ihr
Isahwre w'h1•n the 1'au only ens conl-
et'pled, he IN•iu.;nrihr ht(ighrsbidder. pletrd and in ulx•r lel inn, anal len )•re r+
rhe report was a eleepted. after .31.110rxrgNion from In latiu11, tooling
questietn0 its W the. re:lwat why Jlt'• with ihr year 11107.
Feitga11 was give•u lher collect 1011 of the
I rennintailor).
r n 11 0.
ket fes inmtt'ul of \I r. Fprgusou. o $ I g. pl p s,al,
which a hem L�hiragogr11tlrnu•n,
is that the town ' will furnish a
free site of an aerr Or all iwre
and a half, water at rust for tett V.'ars
and exemption from laxation rxrrpt
s•h,ol lax for ten years. The main -
patsy w•uuid Build a fu'lory, :01x21
feet. part o11,' story and hart t w''
stories, to cost approximately r.ra,i@ln,
and would slake a total int est nohnt ut
$3.1NN1 to $10,n01, A gent lemtm re-
presenting 16•• Tanning terrors' pro-
p. eras in sown on Tuesday and
left. Ia mrlttierand of thrid' proposi-
tion with the Iawu clerk. The low,.
solicitor
was 41) ltrnrtrd 1,1 prepare a
bylaw',
A halter f r out the .l:u•ksuu
Mondavi tiring 1'11, was t•rreivr11 slat
41114 11ut they Were prepared to open
factory fur the manufacture of tosyls
clothing in (irelerieh by January 1st
if they could sec ipr frevs rhea li' lower
and exemption from taxation, They
say ten hot -scree ewer )weenie] be ample
req their list• ur.l! ter undrt'stnnd the
amount 1151.11 At their Clinton factory
i.
11.4 more 1111n fire. u. that in all
likelihood not lull than that amount
W41111(1 Iw !villins! for some C • at
least, They 0,-4x.01 to work np to
eupl.niug
fifty or sixty hands in a
couple of )•caul. The ,uliritr41' was
instil/eG•d So peewits• a bylaw in flus
rase also, and a Ine•ting of the
coumril will be called by the l avor
as some sot I is:41de• to dell with
the f 114 t• bylaws, t h0 intention
Im•In14 •tet hare' them 11rllblish44) in
next wee ek's rapiers and voted on as
-.on as the lu
eqnW
emenla n.
ihr
7:1,7
length of pervious publication can 1e
fnitiII.- (,
1 1t appx'ives A1r. Ferguson's tender was
$141 for the collection of fres at the
rlarkrt only. while N1 r. Feagan offered
fla.i.fl,r the fees at the market and Sae
:ulditiemal for the ladles -lion of fees al
follows :the station settler. ,
uodrMrh, k•t. 1, r.1:, A cutin of toot:. lit for extra work
I
To the Council of Hoard of Tante aqd Teen mitmide his contract il • by l e 11
CounclL - tractor Anthistle in connection with
U rtirti$XN, In aerordax'e with ur wi-1, .lir ce11lrnt walk. scat ordered' aid.
I vLilt.ed the factory of the blind Man Ital'l ill' gaun-
t
Co. at Mlnneapoll.. and beg peat to re and the payment .4' t to A. `aun-
port.e. folio w..: dent, Ills expenses in menne•lien with
The plant appear' bat be a ,Try goal�n.••h' tri t \I'I p I' to investigate
tieing ,r more when wx. there. w n
through their plan. The) lint.. oma t my authorized,
g..nuous machine.. eniaasa4r sal Anti -auto Anulhe•m:nmfu'turing pl•egosition
luau'., Their product Halt ready •+tar and is
well spoken of by the farcy good. trade. They Vhich rue been befnte• the town
nlanuta•ture baby carriage.., dolle' buggies, 1, wimr titer was brought np again
autopedes, "PM' we.afon* and redoes goal., 11 .. Janie% %Iitehell. It is that. of the
as well us woven rite product, their
nett year year aanowned to 111,47 1.04. Thi moldier .la will Ah (metalling ( portly,
of en.ployae•i vaned troll' ..•t cult ttt, am th,'r 1 'lit.- 0, Who Want let establish is far -
slack aea•.in to Li) ill their husy .,u'un. t1.r, tont. .1'1('1 hill 1'w UII'e am al 11111 -
average being over Iola.- tory
1 found that the firm atandx hitch, cNm (Minn a supplying of elvett•ic power
meretallr aro said to have made moon) : .an• fryy,,
rated in Hradet.t'ect.' at llui,uq to fla,,nrr, :oot
in another reporting mirky 141 01.04,x11 10
ptf11,U11 In new claw. credit. Mr, Lloyd +tat wl
that his plena. is womb 91,W. and the plant he
would Install here wouldbei a duplicate a+ for
w machinery went, but the factor)' would be
%arrriun�ged on belu•r line.. 1 alight add that
rlprewntativ'es were over tion. Herlin. Water
boo, Hionipton and Munro during the week.
''Mr. Loyd asks the eounett of the Hoard of
Tntde W write Lhe Mayorrt he city ronaplrolle
or the city treasurer, in regard to bis financial
standing and general character, or to the pre i
dent First National %snk.
I trunk the town willdo well to secure 11,1.
indu'tr) here. I reuaiti,>our, truly.
MAX. Id+c N lw.xs.
They Slat over l,.ilipo 'o.'., .u.d *err rl '111 1s' 1.111 14 • 1 1111•:1 NI t4 4 investigate
o I t the Lloyd Manufacturing Co., was
Mr, Lloy.l, Mr. Thomson,* 1', A,
Nairn, \Vm, Campbell and R. M. Wil-
liams its well as the councillors took
part in the dice owl' of the proppNs si
tion, and others of the Homed of Trade.
were present, The 1 pinilln expressed
by all thome who xpxtke wax that the
proposition was a gond one and 0111'
the town *dumb) not let slip.
Mr. Thomson said that Canndadf-
fered a be iter scope for theCompauy''x
goods than any other part of the con-
tinent and the Company regarded
(loderich as the heat location few their
proposed Canadian factory of all of
the towns they had gut into cot1l-
munication with.
Mr. Lloyd maid this wheel that tire
Company had patents on had only
been out two years and a half and al-
though the Company had so far made
only small wheels they would not
stop there but intended later W take
np the manufacture of larger wheels,
adopting the same principle. of tmmmu-
facture am in the small wheels.
A letter from the Company gave
the details of their proposition to the
town, which in brief are that the
Company will build a factory, (0.x:110(
feet, two stories. and install Nn exact
duplicate of the marhinr•t•y m t he fac-
tory at Minneapolis, at a cost of at
('punch id' Elliott t1 ght the town
1huuld un neglect ittduslrie. which
were prupve al in a h hie way but
which might re of Ma 'h 3/l'3ntag0
t.l the !seen n. More pretentious prn-
pnsala and the general opinion was
al
that the Jaarksrin
c..ut•1grulrnt.
The treasurer's
11 of Se•pte•mlwr
Id Ire given 111-
iatement for 111e
am as follows :
x4:,'1 14
Balance from .l tgt,d . _ ...
1'axc., 114,
Taxes, ten
5', ater rates
Electric light min -
School grant.
144.15'.
Maitluett rt'Ilu t1et
Inure -1
on 1n4n0
r v 1•gs ui-rt' RR1*.
talar).+and allots 14111:e. ..
Printing and wit '.11.ing
Fire department ... ..
I'ubllw work. ..
1:11t1,1'. roti Thiol(
1 coupon,, 1i,t.n•-t
till.. payable
uk iutarrst
v ',Mersin k •. c..pll al
rl'l,terw..rk•. maintenance
Klee, rt.• tight. nminlrnaurx•
01111 Tic light, c.g,ifal .. .. . .
nehuara•cuuni
tinosititbiv walk.
M Low. menu , ... ..
4.411 dente it
Yash ht uk
1'm•A un ud. . ...
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z7
1
x;
Eng inrl•r Kelly wai asked ns to the
possibilitir4 of ',implying eleectt•ic
)ower and explained that itwas out
of the g11(01iJ t to furnish it from the
lighting spate las it took about Hf -
teen horepow r to energize the spi-
te'''. and tat otil)r. two or three hu'..."
poem• wet. respuhrel by the Jackson
l'omp sty the meet would-be altogether
Coal ! Coal !
Very Low Prices
for Coal for
Next Year's Supply
For Cash
ROBERT ELLIOTT
'Phone 70
NEW SCHOOL LEGISLATION.
Inspector Tilley Speaks in Its Defence
at Model School.
I. Tilley. . Provincial invertor of
tux '1 "'boot,, wax in towel yeaetd,ty
on a official visit to the (:.sler•irh
Meslrl .',loo . After e,nclud1ng the
work 1. insp eel ion \1r. Tilley in the
;Merman nddnwse) a 11100ttng 111 the
school to vhi.h' 11 nnlnl,rt' of ,it i'eno
were int•il in owlet to discos. the
enntlns'nt et the last session of the
Prlwinrial I Walsers. In respect
to pulrlir 4rho.d
Among theme resent. in addition
to the Ninth.' MTh of class, were Dr.
Taylor, W. A.,l'Ki'1, A. Mel).AIIan,
A. Bisset Thorn, Res ti, N. H azel,
A. D. !Mel A' Willie 1 Acheson, H.
W. McKenzie, Rev. In , H; 'Itnn,
Prim•ip.d Fuld and H, Strang of
the Collrginte Institute„ NV. 11x11,
.eeretary of the public Milt. .I 10;41.1,
snJ members of the peibli school
teaching staff,
Mr. 'I'iIh•y addressed the laced ' g in
regard to the conditions tvhirh, ter
existed in the teaching profession rind
the steps taken in the recent. legislas
Linn to correctthew. conditions. He
stilted t11111 the 11x1,,,) rata.) /if 01.N1e1
school methods t11 normal school
andent1 w':15i 1,?JN) to :001, And that
eonseeeiently about 'ele•nte-Her per
vent. of the teachers lerrive 1)01114 hit
41 nowlrl srh,ol training. The average
length of s•t'v'iee• by ten,h.•rt-wan Iesa
them 11\',. years, meaning the changing
of teachers in every schnl, in the
average, every Ove years. In any
other calling ste•h 11 proportion of
rhnngea would 11e diiawt1,11111 to the
husinese in which it would occur, and
tinder the rirellmst)tnres it was not, to
III. wondrt•ell nl that. an opinion gen-
erally prevails that. the rural schools,
in *Fitch ihr thin) -rbcs% teachers nee
largely engaged, have tint been mak-
ing p*r'gr'ws ne they should, Thr
remedy provided by the nerrnt legisla-
tion ween 0. ernsI school 3rnMing for
every teacher and an itl(rt•nese in re-
nnnlrration, in order to stop the with
drawn] of teachers from the'profos•
Ann,
The model acheda had been doing
grout work. Mr. Tilley acknowledged,
and of the w•nrk done in the Onde•
rich model school ho multi not speak
ton highly. fudging from .whathe
had aeon In the achool that day, ihr
work done heir was fee beyond the
ordinary. Hut in realer to Tame out
the new program of atudi a, including
neither study, mane*, training and
hnoaehnld science, it would he neces-
sary to have teachers trained in these
YOUR II
FUTURE
ASSURED
A Savings Account in The
Suvereigu Bank wakes you
happily independent of the
Mute, which kerpe you fruw
*eery in the preurlt.
Open a savings account to -day.
Deposits of from $1.00 and
ups Ards received. Iuterest paid
4 tunes a year.
The Sovereign
Bank of Canada
UOIILNII:H 0NAn( .,
ANDREW POR 1 CR, IAanager.
Jorda„ . Ive 15
subje•ls and the ryuipnmrnt :Mil the
�killyd .(4014)4.14 1i•quire4 fur 1his
training rlutld not It provided in the
Hitt'-srt'en 1111xtr1 51 1.111.1,4 of 1110 Prov -
Mee. The idea. th11 .,tvu2 to mintrn-
frate the training in a t larativel)'
few cent res.
. It reds said that ti 50118a hatdshipto
depriv.• woalld-tin 1eaeher, of 1(14•
oggortuuil)' of 14',, in14 their buts
lug al. Mons- ; but. '111 schools, aa else-
where. greater eMc(enry is more anti
mur0 retuned and of ('1411 4 all tests
i,lolve trine, )calor :out exp ettw',
Mr. Tillery maid there waw Kgtnrrll1
101114011 inn et the t et that 1e:others
ere underpaid. and that this exeunt ion
of things is Largely levpulllible torP�lr
frequency of change.' anti for I11.r
11 1•' ':l '11 el •.
sett aw 1 I of urn 11 w the Kars.
tout. (If an :a1 tend lice of 15 I at (hl,
Provincial normal schools in three
years only lift y.1c1111' were ult•11. Ile
esphai11041 the le•gistlti,11 providing for
the r1 lmlpulwlrY p1i went of w lule-
tpiate Snia414$, and 3114114A .hut e -
pul1iull is an ('14111rnt of 4111 Inn". +uur
that the +t,atr, hitt lug taken r.tuwa
tion into its charge. i, under obligntion
t.. make it ass 0llirieut Sax ps1.+r11>f.•.
Il realer efficiency in the tr+u•liers is
demanded, dud w•it11 .hie threw should
he :a guarantee of gyrate,' remunera-
tion.' In regard to ihr rnmp1:11111 .hitt
in schools which arc :41trndel by pN•t-
haps only ten or fifteen children the
legislation requites 1 he payment of 1 he
highe'r salaries. Mr. 'Tilley smkel if it
wunld Is• fair to -cut the salary, of sit
efilrient te.u•hrr, 4'r, on the other
hand. if it would be fair to the chil-
dren to engage for them an inferior
te:vehrl•.
Expressions of opinion f those
present wets- invited at the ,luso of
Mr. 'I'illey's address.
1)r, 'Taylor expressed his sympathy
with 'the attempt to ' improve the
standing ul the teaching plufw'
Mr. Strang. although in sympathy
with •h that \I1, Tilley had said.
was not thoroughly 101101eweil off he
wialu,w of the legi.latio i, He gars
tinned the mieflnes$ of the oorulal
w•h,ol course and liehevad there vvaail
wood in model w•h,4.1.+ that should be
preserved. He believed in getting
men into the prolesxiuraand then, if
they found :a likin>; uml ndaptahiltty
,•• r
(twit, tit v null •.. nl ,
and take ••, ur-
I. f
tlu•r normal tea' • Mr. 44tt'ultgc
plainer x104, that their seas no pro.,
tt•etinn 111 the new law tor I he old
teache•ts, whit nut) he rut 4417 M' young
and inexperienced Tura.
Rev. O. N. Hazen thought flint, in
spite of 0111111• hopesfe'lbmn. the legis-
lation waspod. in intention.No
class of prisons wily .1.14118 re to
slake good ritiz.ON the is our barite's,
awl the mublie should %om) let efforts
to protect their interests.
Principal Field themali1that the
proposed introduction of manual
training and other new subjects in
the Nch.o1 program wit% not a good
reason for the change in rewire( to
training schools. The new subjects
would crowd other studies which are
more essential,
Rev. Jas, Hamilton w•:141 in sym-
pathy with the Iegishatiotl.`
N'um. A. h.seen tl ght 11)1• model
schools xhmuld be retained. By doing
away with them good material would
be lost.•
11. W. Hall 11 ght it would lie a
hartabl() to students to do away with
the 11,. 1o1 til•11. 1.141,
Mr. Tilley spoke briefly in reply to
some lel the ubjt•t•tinne, and trot:i ked
that it 'was the intention l,..',, '1111
the legisl:tt' to include urban as
well las renal wheels.
On the termeiun of the last 1.mitlall
match between Vale and Harvard,
tvhirh took place at Nett H:even, the
crewel that. came tie witness the
match, eeliuutel at, firer thirty
thousand, +0 1111441 the street. of the
Elm (city that there were large group%
of people everywhereThe little
daughter of a well•k 'n rlorgylnan
was, on the lav of the match. taking
a walk with her thee. When she
mow the gne'.( throngs of people all
around her wherever she went, she
showed her a:4'10 trligiuo5 tr:linin14 by
rx. Iaiming : '•\t'hnt. is it, IIIIat11111N--
Krsurreet ion 1)av
OLD BENS WANTED
ac
We will pit Ihr highest rash prices
for live ,.I.1 hen,• x1441 spring chickens,
ducks and ail kin& 4.1 poultry. Men-
-tion'thi% paper.
THE CANADA POULTRY AND
PRODUCE. CO.. Limited.
Stratford. Itotalin
Farmers' Poultry
Re want all your Poultry, alive
or dressed, and will pay flap
=GREW PRICES for it.
Your Poultry may he delivered at
(:or4Rrl at, 1 Buyer Wanted).
1' LINTo2, Butor, J. A. Foan.
HLTTH. .. 11117.1r.M
, CMILLAN & (10.
Hot.4tltxr-ILLR. .. (Rayer Wanted/.
FLAVELLES, Limited,
IA,NI1IN. ONT.
117;777P
4
Ran Paper
Up -be -date designs in Wall
Pawl.. 'Take advantage of our
Clearing Salt' during the months
of September and October.
Prices range f ' 5' to 50c per
ru11.
School Supplies
Heudquartery for School
Hooks and School Supplies.
1111oiness hours : 8 14.111. to 41
11.111.
Terms Stnctly Cash.
Geo. Porter
Court House Square, Goderich
Telephone No. 100
Corrugated Galvanized
ron Roofing and Siding,
SKYLIGHTS,
T AIR FURNACES,
FARMERS' FEED BOILERS.
WHEELER & BAIN
'7q King Street East,
TORONTO.
TELEGRAPHY
i• the Ilr-t step towards pu. inion. paying from
a',u11 to Ipoolln per annum in ninth') ' sero Ire,
You cam hnoinlie a good operator in 415 Ih.
it )em sl tidy in The Central Telegraphy School.
•11:e•rrxnl .t. Faso., Tonooto, The finest shoot
b. C 'auula, Wilt* for partk•nla's.
W. 1l. SHAW, T J. JONt4$TON,
I'reddeat. Principal
Nib Lai.
— THE —
"Walk -Over"
SHOE for MEN.
!raver purchaser of a pair of
WALK -OVER shoes is sure of
getting full wraeulo ut each of
the qualities that go to make up
(Iood Shoe.
Full measure ut STYLE, be-
cause each pair of shoes u made
on an up-to-date mulish last.
Full m.• sure yt SERVICE,
because they urea made from the
Stoat selected leather.
Pull measure of COMFORT,
because Walk -Over shoes' are
made in natural shapes and 1111
wise principles.
Downing & MacVicar
Sole Agents for GODERICH.
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BUSINESS CHANGE
H. C. DUNLOP hags to announce to the px•ople of (imlerirh
and surrounding country that he has purl•halsed the 1)rug
Business of W. 1', (4(x)1)1:, Bedford Block.
\Ve have the furtuular in use in the past at this store and
can supply any of Mr. (io de's Special Preparations.
A i'e)ePLRTR LINK OF
Drugs, (Patent gfedicules and Sundries
WILL A1.W AY•m IDK 1 ANHIKti.
Let us try to Serer you for your Drug Starr Wants.
Chemist
H. C. DUNLOP, Phm. B.
Bedford Block.
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'Phone No.
25
Court Hour
Square
New Silks at a Bargain.
75c. Qualities - 42c. the yard. . . 1
Here is another Silk bargain for Saturday, one that is made
possible only by our being able to buy in two -store lots. Brand new
silks at a figure that is just about the half-price mark. Hundreds of
yards of them to sell. Not a yard has been in the store two weeks, on sale Satur-
day morning for the first time.
Hundreds of varix shot taffeta Silks, mostly dark shades, rotor combination% of
red, green, blue, brown, etc., suitable for full drraw•s, waists, underskirt. or linings.
A clearing lot we got at is bargain and now pass it along to you in the saute way.
Regular 7.14'. and weld all over at that price, choice of the lot commencing Mater- 42e
day at per yard
More New Coats
There is a coat stock here today that you won't find
the equal of within many miles of Goderich. There are more
coats, better coats, coats that have more style, coats that are
better value than you will find in any store hereabouts. This
is a strong statement, but the garments are here to back it
up. " The best styles of five of the leading Canadian and Ger-
man makers are on our racks and enough of them to give
you the widest choice you will get anywhere near here. Of
the most of them no two garments alike.
More new Coats come in this week. Latest styles in
tweeds and black cloths that are well worth your seeing if
you have any coat buying to do. These are a few of them :
At $8.00 and $8.50
('oats made from gray plaid twieeeda, cut in the popu-
lar fall Tourist style, velvet collar. trimmed with
%trappings of cloth and velvet. $8
$8 00 ea
Very dressy, special each lall .i 0
�/ll
At $11.00
Handsome tweed coatis, cut in the full length Touri,t
%tyle, plaid cloths nicely trimmed with velvets and
%trapping% of cloth, extra good value at Si •g 00V •00
each
Very handsome Tweed Coats -
$15.00. $18.00 and $20.00
At $9.00
l x1)114' cont. made from good grality Shack heaver.
full loose back, nothing skimpy at all about them.
Trimmer with strapping% of the same material, e9 00
tailor [rade, stylish coat at a popular prire, each JO
At $12.50
!'oats made. from extra quality black beaver, rich fin-
ish. Tnnrixt style, hull loose Mack, trimmest $i r].JV5n
wit h velvet and ',trappings, special value, each L
Better Black Coats . . . ,
$15.00, $20.00and $25.00
THE SAMPLE UNDERWEAR
We have had a Sig Rale this week of our Sample Ilnder-
ltoar, waists nn'l dressing movies. It is no wonder, for
she (trims+ nae at leant ane -quarter to one-third law than
t hey would lee if it were not. %simples over are *ening. There
were bemired. to sell when we.tartell, and that anent .ity
cannot la• sold in a day or two, Po there is atilt a good
11a.ortmen1 left.
GOWNS
DRAWERS
CORSET COVERS
WAISTS
DRESSING JACKETS
HOUSE GOWNS
The. %amplea of one of the heat Canadian nianufactur-
ere. All in good condition. Clearing at primes as law as
yon r0uld hay at the factory If you were baying lots of a
dozen or more of a kind.
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5 Handsome Opera Cloaks
In a big lot of samples we
cleared the other day, there
were five exceptionally good
Opera Cloaks. They are made
from very fine pure wool
broadcloth, come in dark ma-
roon and light fawn shades.
They are well tailored and
lined throughout with pale
cream silk. They are light,
warm, dressy garments. Bet-
ter by far than we would at-
tempt to carry in stock here.
We had to take them with the
other garments however, and
if you can use an Opera Cloak
you can get one oftheseat abig
bargain. Bought in the regu-
lar way the price would be at
least $30 and $35, probably
more. T jtey are a little too
good to carry in stock here,
and in order to sell them
quickly, we have marked
them
$18.51 sad $21eN
Just 5 of them to sell. Come
and see them anyway.