HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1910-1-27, Page 3THE . SIGNAL: G( DERICH. ONTARIO
Tilt IUUI Y, JAN(' %HY •27, 11910
BOOKBINDING
MAGAZINES,
PERIODICALS and
LIBRARIES
bound or repaired.
GOLD LEI TTHKIN0
a1 LEATHER GOODS
Allorden l,rotuVtll attended to on leaving
thew M THh. tl1UNAL Utldnrleh.
A. E. 'fAYLOIt. STKATFUHI
MAYOR'S ADDRESS.
INAUGURAL SPEECH AT TOWN
COUNCIL MEETING.
Careful Attention Mutt.Mt Paid le the
Municipal Finances -A Movement
Outlined for the Permanent Im-
provement of Our Harbor --Other
Matters Which His Worship Con.
MUSIC alders of Special Importance.
K. M. R. KII.I'A('K, A. G. H. M.
t London. lenglatd,, organist of lit• lleorgt's
o arab, Uoderlch, is pn•Iwred to hive In -true
taw le pipe orguu, uleno and vocal culturv.
Special att 1 Itn io g`1 VII1.0(heylvvotce.F
�or par
oe.
iicul
Motto., .Oawt, near Ottawa church. Studio et
Mn. at'. Cutts, corner of Brute and North
street..
LFRED E. 000K. TEACHER OF
Plano -playing, Theory. Harmony and
A
•t,ounlerpolnt- Pupils prepared for examine -
boa of TToronto Conwrvatorl of Music. dApply
m
al'1 huron r AI wile Store. ti ench. Mondays
In U:Intoe at residence of Mr. Alex. Msek.n.
de. Cisme street. Mete* lel, studio at l'. M.
1' A. rooms near :tta+.d•rd Lour, 1'0.'s ulnae.
?tort h .trent.
WATCHMAKING, ETC.
ALB�Y PARK
WATCUMAsaar Jew*LLC OPTICIAN.
' South ride of Square. Uoderieh. Ont
CIVlt. ENGINEERING ,
VAUUHAN M. ROBERTS. CIVIL
and Hydraulic Kngtoeer, Ontario Land
Surveyor
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otttoe-McLean Block. Uodorich, corner
Montreal street, Telephone 137.
MEDICAL
DR. W. F. CALLOW. M. B.
Ales nd reeideotso. ser a strt-ilederlsh
north of county Resta ry o1Mt'+•. fele phone 1
LEGAL
I1 L. KII.LORAN, ItAIIRL,fEtt.
iJ . solicitor, notary. etc, Moto y to lend at
lowest "rates. emcee -.North Street, tied.rioh
(neer Signal Cruces. 111 aewfurlh Salurdal
end .Mondays, .
1�. G. CAMERON: K. t BARIUM -
01. solicitor, notary public. +HO''es--
Hamllton Street. ltcderieh, third door front
e,luare. •
pIt°UDFu0T, . HAYS & BLAI It
I. barristers, unlicitorsi not :,ru•: puddle curs.
t orslo the Maritime ( aturt, e:a utlh r, .-sr, -r•:
BIslaro,pest dour t'. A. •stirn'. geese). I'.(
este tarn!. to lend at 0 w -+t ra'••• of intim..*
w. PRUt7UF1$Jr. K. t . IL 1. HAYS. O. ►'
. LAIR. •
lIHAHHLESt ARItOW, L.L.Ii.. BAR,
• 119'I'klt, sauce te) tr tr rte:, titetu-
i'e,1 . Money to lend ut lo'+e t nee..
t. (). Jul l Ci3V. trAitxl�rl'it
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l 'oIICIMr. ,•nnndrsluner,-notary 1•ut.hc
.rtlrrs __„•••„.
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INSURANCE, LOANS, LTC. ,
\Lt)111111 I'I(I\ t rI. hl;sus 'coo
1.19 r.:. h.,rrt.ter. Ilamino„ s; n el_.
• R()Itl:1iTSl)..
f IN^t'It tNe E A(IF.rT.
FIR,, Aute Ln:I4TNIN0 : In ill -h, t'rnadiiil and
.(roe rut an.
At- Inger, rIt'I(Ntta sm. l'.Nr,reflOri LiAntl:
ITT: The Iar..n AtrndrsI and-linarantee
,'.ns•rat1011, 1 .halter, of London, hog.
t'n-'LITT Atm til' .$ I: AVTkh.SVu,w : The U.:+.
Fidelity and Iinanua...re•unipany.
U1111ee at re.Weocr. iwrlhesst tutees of Vlr'
and St. 1►avtd's streets. 'Phone 1751
JOHN W. ('KAllilh:, L!FK, Filth
and evident Inauranr'•. Agetafor leading
mutual and stock oornuanur,t. basemen's Ins))
-las effected on best plans sod at lowest rotes.
LtdC at aloe. oonier Nest duce. and Sgm.re
J. W. CitAlollt, Uoderlcb. unL
Ltd
rte ▪ ,bin r it
MARRIAGE LICENSES
WALTER E. KELLY.
WUglt1cI4. ONT.
Watchmaker, Jeweller and OpUclan.
Issuer of Marriage l.lcen-a.
W. LANE. ISSUER OF MARRI-
AUIt licensee. (htderlch. Ont
$HAVING PARLOR
i2EDFORD BLOCK BBAR{BERMHUP
1) -This well-known and popular stand
offers Its patrons the best service to shaving
hairpttnitngetc etc.
haDVrta:lateednpoi otraltrnonlykll�dd.HY.H
HOE Mrlelo
ARCHITECTURE
ARTHUR J. BART LAY. MEDAL-
LIST Royal institute Hrtti.h Arehltect'.
Kr•Menor-t..n11a
$400.410. lioderir-h. flans. de.
tails and sr oetlleatlona prepared for residence*
and public buildings. Correspondence In
voted.
AUCTIONEERING
r1'HOMAS GUNDRY, LiVE STOCK
I and general auctioneer. Mien on South
Piece where he will be found at all times
when not ^rytng sales. 1 erns reasonable and
very effort used to..Ive you satisfaction
Phone Ni -
AIJCTIONEERING.
All branches carefully et tended to. Farm sales
live tock sale, real estate and •nerohandi.ue
-ales made ariv where. tV+ltefor dates or .*1
and talk Itover with
Oeo. Beckett,
Hamilton Street, Godsrich, Ont.
At the meeting of the town council
un Friday evening His Worship
Mayor Uuuleron delivered the follow•
ing aldlnos :
Gentlemen of the Council, -Before
beginning our work of the veer 1
think it not out of plan that 1 offer
you toy views respecting some of the
more important matters that should
engage our attention. First, how-
ever. allow We t, congratulate you.
upon your election to fill en import-
ant trust, viz., that 'of Managing, for
your fellow -citizen', the affairs of this
town for 1910. Without making any
reflection upon part councils I think I
AM safe in raying that the present one
is capable of perforating 1tooi1 and
effective servint for the town. It her,
I believe, both the capacity and deter-
mination. I hope that we shall ell
strive to eliminate the element of
party Politiitein dealing with munici-
pal attain and act solely fur what we
conceive tobe the general good. The
Mayor can ell'13ct nut little himself ;
he can eccowplieh much it he has this
loyal rupprrt and hearty co-operation
of the council. He ie entitlenl to the
confidence of the council if he de-
serves it, • It shall be toy aini w, de-
serve it. 4. ale' flile sure that while
there may. on on:amen, be henea-t "dif-
ference ot opinion end it would not be
a healthy sign it such were not the
case) rash one will respect the others
views. and that we shall all work vig-
orously afrd harm,)niouel v with a c -
nlun auu; viz., to make 19111 a record
year of prosperity and advancement
tor our town. - It -is by nit (meant.' un-
important that etrtetu -t+heervioter
should te given by the ebr dcil to the
rubra of orderas such a coarse en-
ables us to disporie of business with
.1.•.emelt, preserves the dignity ul the
council 'as a tjelieerative body. and
tends. ttt discuursge scirrhi ciente re -
nettle. •
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Onr Fulanetal , Position
Now fleet so to financial pets
t' , and this is of vital uulwi't,tlm'r
and we• cauuiu't consider it too ear.-
' fully. i:verybt y knows_that ou cis
unvl are s1010.411144 asked tip allor et.
finance committee should be thor-
oughly cuov.rsant • with the town
finance., as upon t.ilu the re.poneihil-
Ity primarily meta 01 explaining there
matter.' t, the ratepayers when we
give an account of our work at the
nom b:mitten weeliug next year.
The Harbor Question Paramount.
'1'be subject of greatest importance
for our cunaideration this year (ex-
cluding our finances) is that of our
sbippiug interests. The future of
Oudericn is welded with it. It tran-
scends ani othere- in iLe pi th aide euu-
ssquencee. 'There are now tour prop'
os4tluos relating W it before the
people and oppoi tunity for a full dis-
cussion of thew will no doubt he
afforded. '1 hey are ot exceeding im-
portance from ipauy {),nut* of view.
I refer W the bylaws lar the erection
of en annex of the Gtderich elevator
having it capacity ot 5tJIM)U11 busbele,
and to the plop,sad 500,IIUl1•burhel ele-
vator to be built by the Westerti Can-
ada Flour Mills, Ltd. With these
proposed additions our elevators will
have a combined capacity of 1,700,00U
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"SALADA"- is the same wherever or whenever
you buy it -always of unvarying good quality.
Its native purity and garden freshness is per-
fectly preserved in sealed "SALADA" Packets.
time oocupise the third place on the 1 believe the Ir+ieleture would dos! tion, because I bole for en early
Great Lake. es a graiu-traashippiug I wiry thing if it peered a taw pre-' Meeting of the. council of the Board
point, and it devolves on us, the r•ep.: venting the ,givitig of bonuses alter.; and the special committee to go fully
rereuLatrver of the citizen's; to du our getter anti lee each town *Leel upon , into the barber quebtloll.
utw.et to put our taco la the fleet Its own merits.'teemed be et greater I,have gone into the, furegoing'wat-
place. Lel ue aircertain what our re- I incentive tr.-=tee citizen, and would , tern somewhat fully in older' that you
4uirenlents e a lake purr, slat and crate it feeling of selt-relienee. rorty •hatro toy views (for whatever
tee
also what are the requirements of the i come' they are worth) teem eerteiu matters '
railway companies operating in diode- I
4 Sewers and Water -males. that will come before on, and upon
During the part fere years there our present finaneia(Y condition. its
rich, and of the large frelgpl and Ilan- have been a great many- scarlet fever that you nosy have Mt•the 'acts in y
sengrr rte 11 vie competitor. 1Vuh and typhoid cases in town. One of po„ ``t siowhen you :et the est • n
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thir object o view l haus hada plan the beet advectisewehte a town can etas for the year. The xu.Jiton: rt te-
perteued-uutliniog.a .Where._ eo that baro its -ilial it ha. a rlrxu 1 .I&b meet, frsuu which I t•aka the figures !
we can discuss the guertloa intel- I rtrnurd.. ti well drained ,ted has a good hay* presented to you. will be ttati'dedT
ligrotly among uursbtVettn�id with the) water Otttoply not only fur domestic to the clerk. ;•
may
our
j. and
ore
unanf-
nf ac -
bushels. (ioderich at the pr-eseut
Board of Trade, warmers and the uni-
t,but oleo for fire purpo-et, • There _is; Now in clo.iug_permit _ me t
zone ot Outlet grnrrnLy ; and wilno doubt that we her...good water, that 1 hope we will have efonn
an llndeietauJlpg arrived at, to and as this question is entirely in Ute and progressive a lllinistration o
what we really want and need consult ' hands of the board of water cwtnmis•
mum ici1oil atT sirs dosing the yr'
the railway euw1lauies and etrambua1 siomere we can leave it with thew. that when oar ne:nrd is placed
companies and obtain their -Ix,-aorta 1 have t,uL' only noticed myself but the ratepayers there may Ito a
t iu presrulg 11115 carrel uuou the have hien informed that therdn
e area mous entice ut or cum
Liu."' " AL _- liar-___1)ltiU _'Pt. _a�tnln_ -lit town iu-_whir),- lion t/W[4,t► __t."---.•.-.,^.-... .
wort Ile sushi"that ourkide of rile in -
there see still nerd the conveniences have,. to the Iwst of our ability; dol.
dreary expenditures fur tei'xirs and to which our for•etethet'a were arcus- filled the trust t.hey csoumitt rd Lu our
luaintrnauce all ruin►«)* epeht shall I+•e ton.eL• 1 )'refer t. the outuide• closet' care.
with a View to constructing some our- an,l the well. In it leve of came ------- -
tH:ll ul the Ituuluun'',ebowo 5,11 the ."Ins( -t-'
esu• these ale on streets on which OVERLOADING OF Vl
Nubnaittt•d lir 'Ise Guvrrnulrnt ,ted ul. re, is 4.water•htam end ,aaurtIIllte
which will be permanent in character. Loos h water -in sin Alia ).ewer. 1 use " --
Heretotore the Dominion Giovern�• 11, 0.
su,r, but 1 1Jeht•vr that Ihete air. Gose of Large Proportion'
meht her expended ann.oudly rat (hsIe- b haws in a r.rucr c.nl'pelling Citi. on the Lakes.
rich iu lhtdgn,g s mow ut money' z yrs 111 fake v►+i r bio' eotlorrt with
toriwalini i$r.l11Nf. !•:each )car Detroit, Jun. 20. --The
the se.eers, Anil t e non- ewllliancr of
thewill's Lha" war du's"' 'lilting, a Citizen (teciatses . it lrirl'al'e to the. 1'f vessels ix •t he "44'the" pr•rvitlIls y ear wits "1"/"n"' pithlie .., .I, i. I would, atik the town 1 n'eritage1of accidents
- ELS.
"h"°oD• MILLAR CO.
'Phone 56 11
LAST P'EW DAYS LAST FEW DAYS
ANNUAL
Stock -Taking Sale
We now enter upon the last week of our annual stock -taking •
sale. There are'still many lines of goods all over the *tore that we -
are anxi}sus to cleat out, and must wake stow for the new Spring
goods which are now ready to be unpacked. Ladies and children's
antles and Coats. No reasonable offer refused. Every gar-
ment must he sold.
Our stock of Waists and Whitewear has almost been clearedrd
out during the latwo weeks, but what is left we are offering at a
big sacrifice.
WAISTS AND WHITEWEAR
DRESS GOODS DRESS GOODS
A tattle hot of fashionable Dress Goods, censuring of Merges.
Tweeds. Lusters sad Voiles. Regular 59e for 2. c a yetrd. Ant then
lot of hen•lsuuur Tweeds. regular 75: and til ,for 4p: a yard:
A small lot of ledie's Handbags to clear sr,: 23e. -each; were .-ee•
and 75c.
• - LAST -FEW DAYS OF THE
GREAT CARPET SALE
The Carpet sale has been a big scree fes in as far as we have
greatly reduced our stork of Carpets. Curtains and Linoletinrs, and Is -
tor
s -
tor the last few days will offer Mere tempting valuer: than ever.
McCall's Patterns and Publication*.
1.
'Phone 56
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Millar's 'Scotch Store 'Phos. 56
i
f Disasters
overloading
4f the largest
on tin.- at
(rre
by the ""Enna, during the cirri, to find these bylaws anti )rive .'a ee was brought cut• ov spra�err at
winter he. the channel 5,t• en- th.„,, Un the tae.. Ill the .next. iu.•rt• last • night's inert ing tot the beret
e
tr+inee' to the harlsir 1h -cowing( t it end is/, •ask the •Lako..s I rotectice A wistion here.
,m{ ut t Ie ..tuun l .. a
fillexl up, with the testa that the cute( of police eu report to thi entre- Tn r,1 riser owners ar.tnure
ly he-
Salm• nuniunt of y ha+ bion *wvl• cis sr,' its nrett Irlrrtini; w•h,.t�,u:N•ci strnctrd Nhipe )soul tis) -irk prewiunta
on 1 b w le hep a eltits
lo
in~hesin rat the ban* fctiaunelgtout. not Main{ the w,ttrrw,•nts or wwii' ge ideation r ^,Iniitles Kiln i t, ty Ehu1 of
teeing system are I, , .1 reel.. tehere richer 'i /'
wits dredged out tbe•',ptevious Sear. Walrl •Illallly tor sewer , eCtat, L','Yds wits retemi emde.t. '
et ulhel• w•ur.ls, an INtulttal 0.1,1 of up-, 'rhe• 1:at0f )ears rave• ;rveii ns 511 tt11 spe,ikirt_ 1 • f t he e'tusts .fl lake. die- i
,n',xiut. tel • '$5:.t1ter tis-krt-lr ther-rrrri,;,ii,.„,-. +•,wteee A. a. %V ght.` l.4 _the -[)••min- I -
S ! ) 7i)t• sewer 1,'U 0.,„,..,t1'1, - 1 twlli•ve
of the expenditure of coney fur p r•
ounce lir 'tetIstet1cl► harbor • open. ib•• put;ing+tw•Ii ,it • •u•,•,Cp' by 1 Marno• A..i.ii tattoo, snit! : •'1Lttty.1
i poo.... that at:e.tter, of doubtful veli a Sia.,15(1 capi:r Miert tat 11(5) Ire wu-t 1 ,h n•' ha.+,tt.•gn walist., t,,,•• mut, ` tnn,l vessels leoIIr1y111 -es
iire'ttiow, to cu e.1 tartheir 1
1e, n'.•eents $ 1 .
1. the• uttep•yer. tVe must decline t I saviocal 'lrin,• . 1 ...14z..t slur p, „ �
L.' nrs.t-d 'iron tete Guvernmrllt tis• it -'latch construe i " s; At th,• bat
t I't 1111 In i Int atio•i th'• WIs l , ,. of di¢I;in •
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'rigid Prunonry.• %Ve react krei, nui wnttltnw+e.f -She Midi naute,l) at the rntt•r sett gutters tie day Is(>frr.i
expenditure within out revenue. and 111' tiu,e as the regnu•enuute. tit ••finis motile I' Windt lieovi.1L• cvrnk for, the greatest lumbar of triju, ; .r.d the
rhes nwe►ns, as will presently be wen,' li erich'uarhor are •.huwu. in order reside Ice tit the to••vu, iu•4-'el of out- , captain wh, is trying to be it his cou1-
th t, iesteed Of aim ile and unprutlt-'si.11s. a. ' 1 •. t, ,,,m.,,.." , petitory an make th • best time. As
eoleellt W Oily such eYI N•tlt 1 tire ,1 t't . . n
pr,i, tier as well NN preach 41;te most' is ,i clear justification for .a theirs& ex ' laying ceneon,. siilrwalk-, „f t le trouhl. he the se&h qt1 of the
l owner it> get
u,axlnebN hard and
that we cid have but little to eclwnd,
erwrivee' -we 9..,...We -*MEMO !ewe,
FINE TAILORED
1
CLOTTING1
FOR MEN
FITS WELL
LOOKS WELL
WEARS WELL
When tirade by
DUNLOP
The Tailor. West St.
May
!tart
and
fare
P ort
Sur
as
fat
arra
FARM PROFITS
Rely increased try kaewl.g tee
d inn of the tarmet's market,
earning of res lest Method in
the Tbla is precisely the
,rn*this the )armor►' Weekly
'very tame. it has CO equ1!
Rashness Payer. Ocod
on it- Per pries are oar
e Ir lit,,, L Ie 1- l. 1
;teal •rxjeudttutr a sum ot t .•auAtvae,e� ore ter Lite ruurract, it is We hty4r:1U g 't ront!tbut• for
be eta aside ill the estimate. . steel. the Ot ertirtt a move.
necessarymprovements t.
Iwr and etlrs�water, I Marko: Accanmodation, No s Carina. firs "The 1) k 1.."
MC' tither limiters in Conner, 1 wont su,tgest that the market Ms.nth Plaster, recommended by
Lion wi , i the hat'Ienr which should e1111 ,,,,, t
and ustls. receive 'my editor at -I providing
Irntiun, sur it is alwolutrly necessary I the farmer,
that we pcesejrvi: time take trade. sac- I Ing the• stat
coultuesl•.nu, must be provided for for the cons
lake ti•atlir in the wiry of packager
freight and
and they st
ing of Renewal
they can be clad
future permaneh
our harbor and be
readilyaccessible.
dian'racific and 0
ways: 1 am well aware that the pro -
potted harbor as laid nett on this phut
is an undertaking of stupendous pro-
portions and that many 'nay Sed have
realized what such a harbor will mean
to Godericb. but it is an actual neer*.
shy, nevertheless, if we are t' reap
the full advantage of our opportunity
deavur to make up a consider+thle deli -
til on last year's trulraeliona
iset ns •see fora moment how, w.
stand, anti this infurtuatMil has been
furnished to nee by the auditors, who,
et my suggestion, ate our, following
thwolb stereotyited Method of making
out the town account,, hoa ate adopl-
hut s ditTeteut plan las an illustration.
separating the debenture debt and diu-
c tit, etc., frim) ordinary expendi-
ture) which I trust will lie• cleere and
more easily comprebended by the
ratepayers, •=nd .this ule,re detailed
statement will be furnished later tin
ter the use of the finance committee
and the citizens generally.
Front an Interim report made to nee
by the auditors 1. find that the riuen-
teal welt ion of the affairs of the town
at the close of the, year 11590 so far as
our indebtedness is concerned is as fol.
lows •
Owing to the r'.aP► of Montreal on
dhrounts ...... ..... .... . ... $ ),,(itQJa,
Overdraft In hank 1443.41
Outetandingdebut .... .......... 3.VOW
Taal of last meat's debts to -
s •-be Provided .for $ 3i1114t
s
• slow is this sure to be made up? In
the first place. by the sale of deben.
tures which have been authorized to
the extent et t!',(JM). and,secondly, by
the repayu:rut uta loan to the school
bard of $d,INN), when the school
debentures are , issued. In this
Manner' $21,1N01 of the debt will be
liquidated, leaving a balance of
116.413119 to be provided for. There
is owing by the Organ and Furn-
iture Companies (past due) the
sum of 510,413, and assuming that this
deb), Is peed there is still a balance of
50.211, totally unprovided for and
which will have to be paid out of cur-
rent revenue or borrowed.
N,w, then, -what is the outlook for
the present year, basing our receipts
and expenditure largely upon the past
year, with the exception, re, far as ex-
penditure is cotirerned, of detentules
amounting to $23,812.90 which have
to be paid out of the Lown funds:
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Iatlnlated receipts for 11110 l'r•:3
Uncontrollable expenditure j.i1.71314tai
10 this must be added the $,e.ietw0
before referred to and unpro-
, vlded for et'1.91t(e
Ttemdlture
ootaall reoetpts
Deficit
,Ind In this account there tit no pro-
vision whatever made for capital ex-
penditure on waterw'wks, electric
light or any other capital account.,__
Now, from the foregoing it is quite
plain that the outlook is not encour-
aging. Our finance committee *ill
have to do something more than con-
vene an hour before the council meet-
ing and pas; accounts. The duty of
every member of it le to familiarize
himself With the town's financial con
dition, prepare new, ,and net in six
months from now, an estimate of
probable receipts and expenditures for
the year, and see that the latter are
kept down to the lowest possible
point., examine carefully the suditots'
and treasurer'; statements, obtain a
redjustment of the town's agreement
with the water and light commiseifln
(we are now charged with 58,2190 for,(35
water and light as against 514) that
the public pay -an unfair proportion,
it seems to me) end look into the gump-
tion of what it costs to run the affairs
of the town, for it would appear fromel
A perusl of such atatemental ao wA
have that almost a quarter of our
total revenue i; consumed in salaries such matters a; should he considered
and wages. ie chairman of the high financial standing to locate here. by both of them. i ask for speedy ac-
$ ktiOd.ft;
..g 677.12
lake up the qui+tion ipf : every y, for et Mores. pleurisy, etc.
.roper acr.nlniodati.rl for t'Made/;bv Davis & Ltwrenre Co.
an, I possible. 1 't t le, u • insider-'
1
r .f .lu• litlnnees, provide Hedit fast to the present. Every'
ruction .t it new urai ket I posit . every t ot life. is .f I
'Aldine and the estuhllrhtneut of un4peaklble vent•' u'+ the represi'rita-
•ugel• waiting -i.. mel regular nntrite.days. lire.fawholeeteInit v.-Gte•the.,^
reedy for the open- New Town Plan Needed. s / Have the cnlll•nee• to be ignorant of
In building them,' .1 ite der that
to form part of the The town should race n plan pre- 1 agreat num'r of thin g or
iurprovements to payed "ea 1011* large enough to set,/ you luny avoid the cal•.ntity .11 ;Leting
so ce ter
ignorant u[ evrrythin 4.--S i all e y
ii titplathed thae Ctosnnr, have been inAde,o1• which way
forth all local improvement*. whicb here- Hlnith.
nd Trunk Rail- after 'be Hied*: that is, the plan t There Are varying degrees of per-
-slimed be on soh a scale that w'e eistency. Some tnen start ..t with
could show thereon .the size and irosi- groat zeal. het turn hack at their first
tion of all- Water -mains and sewers, detest, while failures only euhearten
valves. and manholes, honor ('/)ileac- t Others, call out their keserces, and
thins for loth -Waterworks and /newel'., ' make them all the 11101Yresolute, de -
concrete sidewalks showing their I termined to win. --O. 8. Marden.
width and electric light wirearshowing
position of Ades. 1Ve would then
have before nv something .that could
and location.
Years ago it was a curiosity to see a
vessel enter otir harbor, which was de-
signed to accoouuudate the then tied.
lie : the vessels ort a all small and the
harbor was sufficient 1. meet their
needs. Times have, chsngrh,; th
has been is !evolution in tredla since
then. 'Che develop'nent of the West,
the enormous increase in its grain
untput, with its unlimited possibili-
ties, n•udets • present herbt'r ahetr_
lutely inadequate iti !tee*. the require-
ments of the lake trstltc of today.
Wt' most t•ruflt:LW this lesson we have
learned and make preparations to meet.
not the lake Iraflc td today, but the,
lake traffic of the next few immedi-
ately succeeding andsiuhsequent year,•.'
We roust not remain content with the
statement that Goderirh is, the •only
be seen. that We could show-som••
thing tangible. The town also re.
quires 0 new ' registered plan. This
clay seen) unnecessary, but when itis
coustdered that the, 'last registered
plea of the. town is dted September
loth, 18,8, and only covet'. 'that part
of the t,wn noreit of Britannia roar,
yon may realize the neeexaity for tt;e
preparation of one that is up to d+tte.
Collegiat Institute Grant.
A matter of considerable import-
ance to this municipality is to he
br•oughl Iwfur•e the county conleit at
its first session next week: The
truster* of"the Wide' bet. Seafut'th and
Clinton Collegiate • Institutes and
Winghebiu high /school are asking the
nounLy- c cis lor increased grunt'..
ppeacount
port on Lake Huron and that railwaystftr s t atl�t�rletern gi ing to the' h*,
and steltmers will have to come lure ! lineation and flfth claret schools of the
hut we must melte Goderich the best c.nnty an t donhle what they
port on the Great ',ekes and teatime'
are regniretf by statutory enactment
railway and steamboat companies to to ptoviule, but grant no more iti the
Acknowledge if. assuch. 1'u realize collegiate institutes and high schools
this very neeeeettre condition 'Means
strenuous and malted short not only than the law compels eta to give.
on our pert but on that of other., anis It is urged that there is q *Eason why
a powerful and impressive prevents- the *amt lilletxli!y,;bode not be ex -
tion of our case to the Government. tended 11 the collegiate ins )Cerra and
With these forces in active operation high gnu ti ls, and there appears to be
i believe the essential end is within g"Od r"tend for the argument. Our
representatives at the eount.y ouncil
looted will no doubt give this bjeet
particular attention and it dna be
well for us to have a t•epreeenta ive
present at the meeting. Whale r
lleretroed grant is made will be
much found money for us,
measurable distance nt, accomplish-
ment.
While our manufacturing industries
should receive generous consideration,
those of them who are behind in their
payments should he informed that the
arrears owing should to forthcoming,
for otherwise we shall he pieced in nn
embarrassing position financially.
No More Bonusing.
We must also do what we can to
encourage additional industries, but 1
am convinced that the time ha; come
lit may have arrived some time ago)
when we must cease making loans to
industrial estahllshmente or gttaran-
teeing their herein. 1f the statutory
limit to our borrowing has not yet
been reached i know that we are very
close to it and our con^Iusion should
be to cry "Halt." Onr tfdte'nture
dept is now $342,133,33 and we are
liable on guaranteed bonds in the
anm of $22',IMM). Any fntlye con-
cession Anted be confined to remission
of taxation or, some kindred matter
of benefit. Our natural advantages,
which are at [east equal to those of
any ether town in Ontario, should be
sufficient to induce manufacturers of
'The Town Band.
We have a tenet efficient band -one
of the hem in the Frovince-and I
hope Gott, every disposition to help
keep it, up to its present high-class
conditioa will be ehown. Its weekly
performances during the summer
months give great pleasure to our
people and my only regret is that mit,
unfortunate financial condition int -
poses upon iits I he duty of limiting the
amount Of the grant to the yearly
sum WP have been in tlbe habit of gir
ing. Private benefaction ehould
make up the amount to a sum Neal to
the band'e reasonable requirements.
Co-operation with Board ef Trade.
I would! recommend that a revolu-
tion be passed at this meriting ap-
pointing the *meal committee of the
council to wet in co-operation with
the count -II of the Weird of Trade in
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