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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1911-5-4, Page 1rhe Signal PROM NOW TO 1st JANUARY, sera TO N RW SU BSCRIB- ERB 50c 50c 1 Cell Your frienas of ttw special trial offer of The Signal for the hal• ante of the )ear. to new subecribers, tor 50c illITY-THIRD Titan -No. sate GO1)ERI6FI, ONTARIO. CANADA : MAY 4, 1911 URI SKINAL PPDi 1 NO Co.. Ltd.. Posusawas. FINANCIAL OF CANADA ritTABLIBBIED 44015 Capital, Rae and Undivided Profits ttli6U0,000 Total Assets over $45.000,000. PAY BY CHEQUE Busineas men iu the cities almiet invariably pay by cheque. VIt:Mould not businme men on the fame? It is safer and more convenient than paving by cibb. and gives you an inclitputable receipt for every payment. m Ty a checking account for a yeei anal you'll octet want to give it up. Goderich Branch, W. L. HORTON, Manager YOUR ADVERTISEMENT in THE SIGNAL is read by the best people in West Huron. THE GODERICH RURAL 1 1 1 TELEPHONE COMPANY LIMITED 1 AN'e congretidete our fellow -citizens of Goderich and adjac- ent townships on the fact that they will ston have an cpportun- the Golerich Rural Telephone Company, Limited, bate decided 1 ity to inveet in the new Wow a stork which the Directors of to put upon tbe rket ehortly. A neat tweiv apage Proepectus has knit come from the press. and in a few days the stock sheet 1 of the Contrails- will be open for pnblic subscription. But. until such announcement hes been made by the Company no subscrip- tion will be accepted trout tanyone. As nearly as possible the Director's deans that the small amount of stock (11111,000) which C they propose to issue Audi Iw allotted in very nearly equal pro- portion. respectively to the various townshipin which the Company will operete, viz : Colborne. least Wawanosh, West 1 Wawanoth, Asbfleld and Hullett. 1 0 Appliention for stock may he mule to W. E. K , Emq., Secretary and Manager of the Company ; hut with t it distinct the vario i course, to the beftere-mentioned equitable distributio townships. The Directors do not agree to grant ape in the order in which the applications are reeeiv d, subject, of tions for ong tbe understanding : no allotment of stock will be med.. o anyone before the published announcement of the opening of the stock sheet, and then allotments will be made to townships stock, except with due regard to the proporti ate apportion- ment to the townships interested. the purpose of the Directors heing to give a square deal to everybody. as they will give a good, up-to-date service to all their patrons in the telephone system they hate Metalled. It is not often that the citizens of a community who have money to invest have the opportunity of placing it in a pro- gressive local institution whose Hoard of Directors, executive officers field of operation. andel' the shareholders will be dis- tinctly local. Each shareholder, for himself, can see his invest- ment actually at work all around him, and to some extent wit have it in bis power to make hi* investment a larger and yet larger dividend -earner. For these reasons. we close as we began, by congratulating the citizens of Ooderich and the neighboring township* upon this opportunity for investment. soon to he placed before them. oed-'%/- SAFETY AND INCOME ate the Iwo primary reminns for depositing your moiety in the. Bank. Savings Amount heir is einointelv wife. It receives Internet half -yearly. and can he "added 4, or brawn at your pleasure. TO HAVE REAL PEACE g OF MIND YOUR MONEY SiliSteTsHIC IN SAFETY. Zvi*/ attention Oven to Farmers' business • VODERICH BRANCH & lie &loin wee 1 - LOST OR FOUND. OODERICH MARKETS. HON. A. G. MACKAY and declared it to be • Canadians. "rbe an insult to wildest howling OUND.-A hMALL PURSE. CON- THUAltDat. May 5th. IEGNAI, Office. Spring whilt per bush... tabling • Num of money. imply at THE Pall afloat, per bush eu te. to 11 0 liti 1 , h IlKiA.ZLb::, per bruin FOR SALE. Ate per bush- ' Peas. per bomb Harley, per busk FO SALE. --A HALL RACK. Soreeillogs, Poe ton Flour family, per cwt .1.. Apply to MSS. STEAD, corner Hayfield ... • . .. and Britannin Roads r lour. patent. per owt Elnan, per ton Shorts, per ton Hay, per ton Strew Wood, per load Hatter, per Ib Cheers, per lb Kar. freed). Per des L'OR SALE UR EXCHANGE -- J: Country store sad dwelling; entail 'dock. it. good shape. A wood trade can be done. Fine place to live. Owner hew other huelnese and cannot intend to it. Apply Box 10, THZ SIGNAL. VGGS FOR SETTING. - WHITE le Wyandotte., Rand etzain • large white blocky type : eloper,. wherever exhibited • 'wept everything at (iodation. Mk Also black Minorca.. prise- winners Eggs front both pens, 91 per 13. C. W. WORSELL Gude- rich. 48.21 DIANO FOR SAUE. - IN GOOD conditiell. fee ternew partieutsoi apply ae THE 810nAl,, 011111CL WANTED* WANTED.- INFORMATION 0 F Robert Keir, who married Grace Tall- man and e ho lived in Chicago In 10111. HIs daughter. Ethel Kerr, would like to from loyelot." be (teetered. "will buy in the cheepeet and sell in the dearest (nark - SO to 00I et just like the rest. of us.'' oon 1.0 ° to AN ABLE DELIVERANCE ON THE 0 45 to 048 Howe of the objectiOne made to the • 401.0 e et RECIPROCITY PACT, sanctioning of the agreement then . 73 to 0 75 i were dealt with. It was contended 10 00 to 10 00 900 to 0 di _ _ __ I 1 bat reciprocity would ruin the Cana - 1 75 to 5 75 ' Meeting in Victoria Opera House Sat dim' railways and to disprove this the 3 no to a up houiii able gentleman quoted the sz to to ee au d by thn iPaaticiiients of prominent officials of 10 00 to 111 uti urday Evening Add Liberal Leader and Mr. Proudtoot 4 00 to 5(0) 00 12 ttfrt 0" 2its Agreement. - A Clear-cut Exposition of the , 6 e0,to 1 Y1 0 15 to 047 Potatoes, our barbel.. ........ . 0 40 to 0 S) Cottle, orain'y to guixls par owls 4 Ile to 5414 16 00 to 141 45 TZ the C. P. IL, the IIT. R. and the U. N. R. 1 he Opposition had stated that they did not want the Americans to ex - 11011 our natural resources. If the agreement were ratified paper and pulp would he practically free and in - steed of American capitalists ship- ping Canadian loge to their pulp maw in the Stated, the only profitable arrangement they ;mad make would be to bud(' their mine where the raw materiel and waterspower were avail - /ibis -in Canada. This would mean the moving ut the American pulp and paper industry to Canada. 'r9 show how hard the Niagara fruit men would be bit by reciprocity Mr. MacKay mud that they Were intik iug mutt/tete for this year's crop on a higher scale than ever before in Ib -Ir history. Attention was diem ii to the paid editoriele Welch were being printed in the press t hi oughout the country. and Mr. MacKay asked whether it wee the Menufactureis' Association. the Pork Peckers' Association or the Con- ner' Combine that was pitying for the fight against the pact in this way. Whoever they were whn were put- ting tip the money, they were chel- eelenhgred a. to come out and reveal them - In the opinion of the speaker the horse market would not. he seriously atfevttel. The Western unarket wottlti close anyway in a few years when there would be a sufficient numher of horses Intel in that pelt of the Domin- ion to meet the demand. There hot see would be of a type more suit- able to the dinette of the prairie courary than those shipped from Eastern Canada. As compensation, however, for the closing of this market to the horsemen of the East, a market nearer home would be avail- ahle in the Eastern Stetes and the freight would be only our -quarter the ailed:. ............. that on animals shipped to With reference/ to the wheat noark- et, it wall elated that while the Aloe, to tatmer received sixty-eight end *et enty cents for his whn-at the pri. e in Mintwapolis was ten and fifteen rentalighet. Title, the speak- er argued, did not mean that all the Western wheat would be exported through the Metes, It would menet that the Cenadiati purchaser for ex- port purposes would have to raise his prices to the level of that of the United Steles buyer, anti Canadian wheat would still go largely over the Canadian route to the ex, ort'inerket. At the present time, under the hotel ing arrangements between the two countries. Canitdien wheat could be shipped in bond through United Steteri channels without payment of duty ; so that the new agreement made little difference In this' reepect. The Canadian route had the advan- tage, however. in geographical pose Gen. The peculiar differences in the hog market were (leek with. It was punted out that while the price of hose was lel higher in Buffalo than in Toronto bacon was cheaper in HulTelo than in the Queen ity, and in Liver - Montreal. If the irk packers' Com - pool it. could he bot ht for less than in bine was against the pact. the speaker stated, it had &mighty good reason to be. "The wider the market, the more difffietit for a combine to oper- ate." Concluding. the honorable gentle- man said he would like to heir Cana- dians speak of their neighbors of the United States more an truth demands. The people of the United Statee were to be admired Inc their attitude in conpection with recent 0000' before the Hague tribunal to which decis- ions unfavorable to them were giten. President Taft. too, woe earning the goodwill of the British people by his ft:Tole to, advance the movement towards udivereal peace. In the opin- ion of the speaker it was not mutes sat y in this prte-ent age that questions of international impoilance ,-hoold he Jeeided by War. Ott the control y, he thought 40. two Ai -gin -Saxon naticns ese.0 now beginning to understand lout) other and that weer trade rela- tions would greetly ainint in the fur- therance of the feeling of amity that was developing between the two na- 6°414 ta *the conclusion of Mr. Mackay'. addrees J. N. Kernighan, Reeve of Collin' iie, moved A ti•OtollIt ion Out the meeting be pieced on ieconl es In favor of reciprocity. This wee sec- onded hy li. :I. Morris and was en• dorsed by a 'Handbag vote. Five or 0(5 14.0)4 tip when the contrery votes were called for. Cattle, export, per cwt Hoge. Yearling Lambe !therm, per owt Tallow pe r Ib Hider, per cwt Sh 5 SO to 17. 8 Oil to 8144 5 23 to 3 Si 4 00 to 400 415 to 03 to 7 71, ad to in MEDICAL TAR. F. J. R. FORSTER- EYE, EAR .15 new end throat only. Howse punt eon New York Ophthalmis and Aural Institute. Clinical wist., Kar, N saw and h root lioripttel. Golden equare. mid Moorefield Kyee Htieffitalt London. Lnaland. office, 538. Waterloo Street Stratford. innweite Knox Church. Houre : to 12 a. in 2 to p. ui.. 7 to 8 p. w. Telephone him. or anj informetion in regard. near11111.00. gr• MUM IT KL KkRIL 39414 Indiana Ave.. :trd Apartment, chicane. - - - - SITUATIONS VACANT. CAW SMAR GIRL WANTED. - A pply. stating wages. to BOX 76. Ooderich P.O. NVANTED AT ONCE. -A LIVE V representative foe Ooderich and die trict. A permanent postilion with liberal in- ducements for the right party. STONE & WELLING fON. Nurserymen, Toronto, 0961. WANTED. -GIRL FOR GENERAL heetwerk. Annie be MRS. W. T. 110ENEIS Etritesai. Read. - 40. J IVE MA Si OR WOMAN WANTED. 1.1 -for work at home Paying 1%00 or 83.00 per day wltb nppotunity to eel vanee. Spare time can be uses). Week not diffieult and requires no experence. WINSTON, Limited, Spedloa Ave.. Toronto. 48 5t. A PPRF:NTICES WANTED FOli. Ie. the trades of aniehing and organ action making. Boy. from fifteen to eighteen year. of age will be f. Arty learnt the different triodes Required to be indentured. apply et the tif- ace of the OODXRICH ORGAN CO.. Welt street. PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE. I am Instructed to see that all beck y arde are cleaned up at, an early date and to request everyone tome that the teamster's deliver the Wawa on the hill led.ng to Hanford. thweby saving at large expen-e in fillies. R. C. POSTLETHWAITE. Nit Street Inspector AliCTICE EAlsith. Al:10110N SALE or HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND FURI- ISHINGS. Mrs M. H. kIllort will sell by public auction at the late Dr. Ure's house, Gwent:h. on TUESDA 1 , MAY 9TH. commencing at 1 O'CIOCIL sharp, all the furnish- ing oonalethig of parlor (umlaute, including ore good piano; dining room furniture. loclud- ing tables chairs. sideboard. etc. ; bedroom furniture, including all the contemns of five room/ ; kitchen funtitcre, insituting a coal or wood range; nerpeta. curtains, blind., rugs, dithe... chinecrockery, glassware. cutlery, rte. Everything must be sold, ae Mis. meow I., giving up housekeeping. Terme :mak. MRS.M. El. MI.LIOTI'. T1408. 1111_7NTIRY. WANTED AT ONCE.- A GOOD Protirietesee- Auctioweer. emend servant. SLIM le J. BUT - LAND, Calabria Reed. ROCERY CLERK WANTED. -- Cr Active young man, gond stork keeper. One aeqnainted with Goderleh ung neighbor- bood lire erred. Applicant ithoulti state age. experience Add aalArYviPeeted Apply In own hand to P.O. Box 196,, Goderich. W ANTED. - A MAN PART OF VIE TT thee to attend to lawn ard garden dur- ing permit and summer month.. Apply to C. 8EA0E14. West atreet. FOR SALE OR TO RENT • 'P• ARR FOR SALE. -IN COLBORNE 1: town -hip. being lot 30 on Maitland con. ceselori. Contains Macre., eighteen of which is covered with hardwast been, sixteen In wheat sixty in grass and remainder in good state of ell lti vat ion. There are seven act es of good orcherd end the farm la well fenced, f here hi a good solid brick Armee and two bank barn. on the property. For farther particulans es, tn priceterms., etc.. apply to JACOB FLICK. on the premises'. or liennilller P. 0J 4, j.10USE FOR SALE. -RESIDENCE I of the late Jamie Wilson, North .treet, with lame grounds,. nab... etc. Apply to W. C. TANNF.H. MY Dworman. )toed -Talon to40, FARM TO RENT Ott FOR SALE. - 1 Ot.e hundred acre. of good land. being south 44.44 01 lot 13. conceseion 4. Wee t Wawa - noel). nearly all in a good state of cultivation, and nearly all 'waded down. liendinge in - elude brick house, lame barn. shedeta spring creek r u n. through prOpertf. Farm le within half a mile of the thri•Ing village of Dungannon and le con ventent to otturehes schools and poetollice. On the piece se • good gravel oit, which et late yeare hew averaged ore, MD a year . oleo six *Arm of =dhardwood bush. F or further In ation, particulare regarding terms etc. apply to MISS K. B. MILLIGAN. Dungannon. OUSE TO RENT OR FOR SALE. - Feick veneer home' story and • halt on onset For terms end birthed. per Oculars .poly to MI88 CUNNINGHAM, St. Dastda,LreeL 47.11 1.10 l! S FOR SALE. -ON WOLFE street. eaves rooms, gdod miler ender kitchen and foetidly lon under boner. belonging to tbe eetate of the tate Iltra JeA Raffia.. 1A:IF tDT o . 81tIMART, tan .t.reet, or to PROUD got s?. RATS KILLORAN. CHOWE LOTS FOR SALE IN THE !Darrow property Plot 4.40.426 feet, in- cludine corner of hint -1 et atreet and Elgin. avenue. 1011eble for three house.: Or will divide to omit purehaser. High and dry ground , rhoiceet location in best resIdontle motion. Sewer snood Elgin .venue. Por par ticulere Annie at Trill SIIIINAL °rms. 1:li SALE. - TEN ACRES EAST ,side of South n.reet, corner Bennett (street. rich. If you desire • smaller treat of ogle IR twenties or a building lot In the south /Mir lirth3Z. A JORDAN. 173 %%Indoor avenue, . Ontario. MOWS PROPERTY FOB SALE. - 1 141wee hundred and onset -lye 12910 Kinofilm street, 1,, tho town of Materieh, oars rainier/ elledpiarter of an sere. On the north half of Ode property there 4. erected a tory ende half frame dwelling hone* and a Mace Istvan *hop. once occupied by the lam Alex ander Kirk bride. Binh the Amen and the shop .rc •1 prosent, under lease. the hoes. et 1167i • month and the -hop at 97 per month. The property will be avid In one or flan noire Ia. e e their-ha...era ma, doer*. Apply to 14 0. a oN, Revelator. era. Headline street -ass", tiederkh Oetarle GUNDRY'S Livery, Cab and Bus Stables THE RED RARN *ninth Street Goderieh Alt our Rio are New. Rome meet all Train, and Steamers Partleelar at t emirs:1=cm tn Mak Imins private OWL Thom, No. $S. MORTGAGE SA LE Under and by virtue of t be Pewees eiontnieid • cer sin mortgage, which wW be produard at the time of tale. there will he offered for w ile by public auction on Satu ay, the day of May, A.11.1911, at the hour of 2 o'clock in the afternoon. at Mallongh'e.Hotel, the village of • ihingannon, by bosiew Geed, y. 'auctioneer, i be fonowieg props- ty. namely :- The west half of the east half of let. nturiber eleven in the fourth ei,nceelon. divixion of Um township of Ashliela. tbe count: of Huron. save and except three Ater°. conveyed for a cemetery. The parcel to be -old contains forty...even Acres. of land more or k.te. all cleared. The is a sandy loam. There are three acres nt good apple orchard smell frame house with kitchen attached : frame barn 32:42 with frame eteble DX& drive house 18:211 in fairly good repair : also • frtune ice houee and slaughter house 18124. (hod well at hoose and runnong tresis on farm ; sitoated lees than a tulle from the village tit Duntrannoe. Trffime : "ren per mut. of the Pnechase awney to be paid down at the time of rob., wane. re be paid within thl•ty days. For further particulals and condition. of sale apply to PROUDAYJT, HA TS EILLOR•N, klarrietei e. Uoderich, On' THOM.1S OUNDRY. A wit io neer. Dated at Ooderich the ith day of May, A. D. 1911. TENDERS. - T EN DE R8 . • Corner line sinned by Inc town for mile Tender+ addressed to the tIndel,litned 1. ill be renelved -ip to oUtook Thursday. May 18th. 1911. for the purchase of town lilte number. 631 and atil at the corner of Montcalm *treat end Cambria road. The highest or spy treader VOL neneemarily eccepted. Foy order of the Town C30neil. I.. L KNUX, Town clerk, Oudcrlch. WALED l'ENI/ERS ADDRESSED 13 to the undersigned, and 110110111011 "Tender fur Public Building, fleaforth, Ontario." will be received until 4 p. m., on blonder. May ea. MIL ! for the onostrection of a Public Huildieir at !dee:0Mb. (Alt. Plane. specification anti form of contract con be awn end forms of render °brattiest at the eftlee of Mr. H. .4 Lamb. (liege let Knelteeer. Lonslcm. Ont.. at the emanate", Seaforth. and .4. 44.3., ihiperonent_ Persons tendering are notified that tendon. will not be . on.iderwed Tinklee made ore the , printtA forme .ortiliisi. and -tenni with their I Acta.. 1 dirnse eere-, -onto.% then. oeetepateun• end g lane. of resideime. In the rii.e ref time. the ii,t11111 eIgnittUre. the nature of t he wenn.* tlon. and_the pl we of reeklenee of nisch meniber of ths nem mii.t 0e Oven Each tender mil -t ho ecorimpanied by en aceept,s1 cheo o. on IL4. DL8hank. the Mlni.ter of Patine %%Orbs, espial to ten per omit (11 p. c.i of the emotion ef the tender. whOh will be for. ll.owl if the porton tendering 1. 44... to enter none a tract when railed inane, torte so, ne tall to complete Rie week onernicted for. 11 tbe ',. tier he not weepier! tile cheque will be rat%reted. Department dries not hind itself to se oept the lowest et eny tender. 11 order. It. l '. DEAROCH EPP. ftee Depart meat of Pobbr otlawe NI it* 1.1911 NewedAper. will not be paid fur thie ad. verti.ement It they insert It without ens horny front the De pertinent. Aii bits preseentetIon and explana- tion of he reeite incite p4. t leo, given to an audience in Visioria .0perta House ou sho ipday evening siv Hoo. A. ti. MacKay, Liberal 1 -*ler in the Provincial Legislature, and W. Prriud- foot, M. P. P. Owing to the feet that it was the busy Saturday uight, when Hoe. A. A. IlleaLAT. merchants and elstensers were en- gaged. t he • t tendency. VI As not as large as otherwise it would have been. However, the audience war a good one. and it was evident throtighollt the meet ing hat ib. eittre.wer. were bring f, nowsa teat, keen in. ereet. Mr. Proudfnot diertissed the woes. 4,4nen y from the local atandinunt. and showed, how Ritmo county end the town wonld benefit frsm tbe adopter. of the 'agreement. Fsipeeiellr tie heel out hetet Oust the solt Indutsty, teltW dormant in (rode - rich. wetly he reviver' he the otwnicg of the United States market - Mr. MacKay Mite heard for the fleet time ,ii bloclerirh and impede an excel- leot itnprweeton. He derlered his in- tentine of direuesing the question of the day ae a business. proposition and with at- little piety Mae as poroitile, and he carried out his promos. lie showed how hoth pas -tiro Nei 'declared in favor of rticipnwity. rind his spinta- tiona from written articles by Bon. Gee. E. Foster and J. S (who as /deer of The Toronto New,. now vehemently oppetinst the agree- ment) were particularly teeing Then he dealt with snow of the ohjeei ions now made to the agreement and in turn showed how it witted benefit the great erasure of the neople in this country. rortcluding with • pie f..r a better understanding hetween Crow- e; oe and their n.'ighb.tm to the eolith. W. Lane was the cheirman of the meeting and after a few opening IP - marks he called upon Mr. Prourifont. Mr, Proudfoot geve1. brisf. g.neral description 14 the reciprocil y pro - postale and dwelt torticithatly upon the effect the ratification of the piaci would have ou tbe country Welly. He contended that it would mean the revival of the it.lt industry here when the attention of iStlited States capitalistwas drawn to the fact that salt mined at Goderich was the purest in the world. The works here tben would he in a petition not enly to 'supply Canada lett to extort a large eminent to the United Mates. The grain Moine,' et (fodrriets Mr. Pi otiOfoot maid, would not, be inter - freed with and there were those who claimed that reciprocity would meta 11 On tbe whole. the speaker consid- ered that the agreement would work nut to very grist advantage 10 this ,ii -tri 4. Hon. A. O. liiirKity followtel. He said be looked spin the reciprocity outreement of the largest ques- tions hat ever were before the elec- tor., of Ceinlaielet. In his opening re- marks he spuke of the efforts 'mule 'since 1879 by Sir John A. Macdonald te obtain rs freer market for the farmer &creep the border. Te th• wreaker's mind. when ttie reciprocity too replete was tabled in ['axiom...id A Fort leidge chore's once votes a ebarity coocert where the hest talent meunteserel-the c ty. le ding sirs - ors, elocutionists snd 0 tors. At the end of the c art the ebairmite went mini the organ 1,44 end said to the elms boy ie pa shed &others whn had blown the .n-gan • "Welt Freddis, what do we nwi. on for tour work this .venine The let4)• hen% toiluse at the chairman in germine meows, - mono. "Witt sirs- be said. Aetna the reit of the %444,t glee *two ries. The gray' digger frequent -Iv fled himself In a bola Oa. way to avoid the gnu( is to eat at a tartest) hoarding Immo. on the th of Jellitery lase the his- tory nt heath the Ober al and the Con - motivative part ire led op to that Agree- ment : hole had pennotineed in favor of recipe/wit y with the Moises. There was no secrecy about the agreement. It 0400 foreshadowed in the elererli from the chrone when the Federal Parliament we* opened nn the 17th et November Iast and the euhject was diestwasei not I he Mew of the telieree. There was no neeeesity to appeal to the corintry et the peter •T., lionct .ir In .tart to reirati e the preende'a •pgroval of the agreement hefiire geitalsig It Into gosh A masses tees not tleemed neweess ry the time ,d Confederation The On, errinsent dta not go heel' to the pen Ole at that time to find nut If It wore doing right tw wrong In the weeniest of hems the meek er dert.aanrael Ile "loyalty" plea wade by the Oppositlea elleimet tel past The meet ice clotted will, three cheer.. tot the King. PREPARING FOR THE CAMP. TOWN COUNCIL AND BOARD OF TRADE CONFER. Joint Meeting Held Last Evening to Make Preparations for the Accom modation of the Boys in Red Who Will Visit Us Next Month. A special tueeting of the town c-un- cil was held last evening. in conjuoc- don with the Board of Trade, to dis- cuss mettets in connection with the militia camp. Mayor Cameron being away from town. Reeve Reid was ap- pointed acting Mayor, e tut presided over the meeting. A letter was wad from district mili- tary headquarters at London asking that the council lupply water and light to the grounds free of cost, as in 19tIti. The council passed a resolution complying with this, temp -ie. and also another agreeing to indemnity the owners of the camp site egaiust any damage to the property by treason of the bolding of the camp theeeon. Jos. Kidd reported that he had taken up with the C. P. R. district office the matter of arranging for transportation between the camp grounds and the town during the per- iod of the camp. There were difficul- ties M the way of arranging a special service, but the matter was still under consideration. It was agreed that a committee of five members of the Board of Trade in conjunction with a committee of the town council shouldbare charge of dny matters in connection with the camp which may require attention. This joiot committee will appoint any Decree/try sub -committees. The Board of Trade committee is com- posed of President Macklin, L. 0. Parsons, R. S. Willients. . H. Rob- ertson and H. E. Hodgens. The matter of overcharges which it is said were impoeed by some tradea- people of the town upon the soldiera at the time of tbe last camp here re- ceived sone. attention. and the hope was expi rimed that nothing of the kit with) occur 11410 year. The vial - tie. Witte e;CIIIIy leni.tit the itrip081. 1.1044 Of exorbitant chin -gels for service or for supplies, and nothing could en• danger the proepect of seem, rig the canip as a permanent thing ttttt re seri- ouely than any dissatiefaction on the part of the officers and men with the treatment accorded • them by the people of btedemieh. Every effort should be put forth to give the eolliers a favoreble impression of the town and of the towitopeople. not only in consideratior. of what is title to stron- g -4-e visiting our town but also as a geed Wiliness policy. Someone at the in/wring lest evening woke of the folly of t•killiog tbe geared theft lays the golden eggs." It im likely that rionsethillg in the way nt a Dengue,. will le arranged, SP- peciaily Ji t attendance of the Minister f filet -la or .ome other Cale inet Milometer can lei secured during the perind eit the clamp. The funds for !him riff sit, 11 11. he held, will be two- vid .1 f ir o. the sale of tickets or by soie.cr ption AMOUR the business men of the town. • JARDINE'S KNIFE FOUND. Fatal Weapon Now in the Hands of Authorities at Toronto. The knife with which Edward Jar- dine confessed that he murdered Liz- zie Anderson is now in the hands of the authorities. Shortly after the conclusion of the trial of the con- demned rums it wee learned tbat knife had been :found near the spot where Jardine 'stated he threw the -weapon while sitting on the lake bank. A few day, ago the local police keened the nanw of the (entity in whose possession the knife was. Chief Postlethwaite secured it and it was forwarded immediately to head- quarters at Toronto. The knite was found last fall tt few days after the cot-outse, inquest was concluded, when Jardine was arrested. charged with the crime. le had been in possession of the family since that time met not till the confession was road. public at the trial a few week. ago was the idea eatio Mined 'het it might be the property of the rderer. It Wall f011tlel genie it short distance down the hill, not far front a meet on Cannon hiatik. The knife iq 0, black - handled one. with two Nadas iipening from the one end. The large blade is broken off and is about the same length as the smaller blade. An ex - Animation of the weapon revealed evi- dence of marks, tindoubtedlv biota!, stains, nt the roots of the blade-. The knife will he subject t. a minute .x - amination at Toronto. The ending 01 (14.' knife gore to eon - firm the tevtlftl my of the wittiresee 48 the inquest and the tele' who described the knife which they +aid they had w oes in Jardine's preptemitie. tioderich Man Insane at Detroit. 'Secrete., May 3.-14,1 weed Devine, twentyeseven years of age, of (lode- rieh, Ont., in in a straight jacket in the puttied cell at Mt. Mary'. hotipital and the authorities' are Awaiting in- tone -trona from Oceierich to his final dispoidtion. The young man walked into police headquorters this morning and hy hie actions plainly showed that he wag demsint et. When the officers tried to quiet him Devine beirarne violent end it took t be coin kilned etrempth nO lout patrolmen to get him in the himpital His mind en- mities te he badly effected Maple hi noae eparial •voty Nati. rday. Onme and tie popular and try true BOIT Rork sundae at Wenhottee Be/. moral Onto. ikrs re tot tam t, err iir Totem t L.cnrz;u1 rank Jakes 0.44 ow, seem. partner of the firm of F J CbewsykCo4s4a, tro the City ef Te40o, mans) soma stenweld. and that raid Rem swill pia, the . me 04one hundis4 Nit eish end ...erreterl.a.. email of Catarrh that menet Illa • nt Mans I wen* rrAir relesteV Owens te mem! ale atIresatemilic 11 thine* lair tee Perterfleter..• 6444...gailyectsie oiagrehea5iCersiu.sie ribiammess,asSa ef the agetsea. eltarirwiy Row MbirlitetreelleArke.