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GODERICH, ONTARIO. CANADA' : JUNE 12, 1911
FINANCIAL
MUM
BANE
OF CANADA
. sirrallialclittt
&pita', Rein aod Undivided
Profits 17,708,000
Total Assets over 11160,000,000
NO MAN REMAINS
POOR
wbo saves every week. or
month, or year, a certain
amount, no matter how
malt Few ever got "Mb without doing so.
The Merinos Department of tbis Bank provides. a safe .pace
for your savings to accumulate, and grow with the 'Merest
wbich is added half -yearly.
11.00 or upward is enough for tbe first deposit. Money may
be withdrawn whenever you Deed it.
Goderich Branch
W. L. HORTON,
Manager
NOTICE TO CRE DITORS
(WIDE TO ORNDITORS.
I.NOrt aRT07113/ TrAIIIIP OP
S6 raft INTHV ooustv or
a DT -
Notice is beerrig1curesant to Me Mat
mei is thot -
permas having
claims sonloot th• iodate of tie said Mary
Mks Neb.* who dial ow or Mom ths 4 day
0 Kay, QM am required 10 .0.4 by mot. pm
ir. er anivto er the eadenensea solicitors
Rev. M. Ile0ormask and Merger Dotes.
use enamors ot tie said estate, on or before
Ib. lOta day of July, UAL their mosso and ad-
dressee with talli:salars ot their
and the miturest sessetties. sea, =1.4
taena. in written, by statary
declaration.
And mks mash thet i*or ttio mid date the
executers •011 presses to MOSols Um moan
of the said dimmed the memos sealed
thereto, haste. 015 on te the claim et
which they Moll hairs received
.04the easentses est be liable tor Us=
assets, or w part Moss( to my penman or
persons of Wiese Moho oidise idall net bars
bum mosivoi *Mat at the date at emit dis-
• tribution.
PROUDFOOT, HAY8 KIDLO
Dated at Oeslorksh the 171h day Wm adz::
• rich. Solicitors tor tie isseintsm. 103.16
AUCTION SALL).
t ILF.ARING AUCTION SALE
oir
ritoueltitsILD Ft/RNMHINOtt.PIANo. Pc.
no Jamiseen Naini ma by Wide meth's
" his 1111MIIIMUNtreet. lE MTH,
siodsriek, so
commencing at La p. m. : All the household
furniture. orenetiec a parlor. dining -room.
bedroom aad Mahon tursttare.
..bedd, aorr
pets, rumrtoinag.W•aw
crockery.et, sarpaaoha
fend auntday oauctoa. ant
if nots=
t neat &SCUM Olin -
Act to a P055100 1.4. miEverythmit Moot 'the
P remises ho aid& as Mr. Riad Ms said his
Muse and is town.
Ter.:
J A If 111:80tat TH08. QUA DRY.
. Ametisamr.
CENTRE HURON
LIBERAL
ASSOCIATION
Tbe animal meeting of tbe As -
societies sad Alm conventicle for
the selection bf * tuadidate tor
the Lerchisture fort.$,. Huron
will be beid at Seetortb on Sat-
urday, June Mtb, M 1 o'clock
p.m. Roa. A. el. MacKay will
be present and will adfirese the
meetiag. A, full attendaace is
desfreC
.1. L. Ert.t.onatr. Secretary.
SITUATIONS VACANT.
WANTED. - A COOK AND A
sonessaaid to me to Vancouver, Et.
than September next Para and gond semis
paid AnoUt to YR& WILSON HERA.U).
%. .1110.1.. street and Britannia, read.
geseenaitt er In writing. 360
WANTSD.-TAILOR TO HANDLE
jmeyter new wholesale tailoring
pattaros. eirbessee Wworkman.
.
rOm as ler pirotion. Address
.111.410 DAWSON. Walter& Tomato.
WA2oTED. - A RESPECTABLE
geationsan wishes room sod board
home Apoly BOX 67. THE SIG
t.
UOT WANTED.- TO LEARN THE
priatiao Inds. One wbo be. passed the
riresiecetwinatitro pretorred. Apply at
WANTED. - A PR,OFESsIONAI
tessiser ter & S. No. it Arlideld ; duties
t.sMiisr Milldam
Apply callritagirPON. niMealtime Ont.
alit
LEACHER WANTED.0 TEACH
in Mr S. No. • Oeiterica tonniehre 'Porters
Mate teseassance the tregini=
tha secood terse ot 1111L A Lions,
Ishary. will be received up 40 Id. Lith ot July.
JOHN TORRANCE. Mc 7. P010510 Rill. 564t
FOR RALE OR TO RENT
LlOR BALL -THAT FINE REM-
Matiol present ar= corner of Cameros
ani011= streets. y kaimen as the A
gh"lis or sle It cotoienss
eit town ealwih the choic
trais o .11 .1,4.. t
am two brick
homes, sack ot Dm amiss. one built only km
ye.r. sod the other in limeciam remit. Both
$ bs.
104010 05.V,.I.DOOS. ad 5310 -
(ltd.? the 51lS1ty is me et the room dear -
able in Oederi'lli In mid ow remonable
terms. Apply to P. J. RYAN, %deride
100.
I .0T FOR 8ALL-0 N SOUTH
1.1 street. bigli mil dry. onsettth ewe. Mar
wiL. sewer nrION11111. OM be bad at •
tor quick ssla Partionlon at THIS
TWO COOD FARMS FOR BALIC.-
..t. Cisme to the towu ot Chaiwich. Tim load
is Int -clam seckord so both olooseAseeml
WM. Bay now. Load le mins up. nir
04. 1(104 insiting let, 0 feet frontage. cm
Seidl se Me Watson promotr.
&Pitt 170trnOtiVU 0DRY.
INABA TO WT ON FUR SALE.-
eosin koit tenorries 4. West wawa -
r 0... imapiicre. cit "ma 1..d, being
ods la • mod am* at cultivation.
M4 maemelli en sesis sews Buildings in -
brisk Mom Imes barn, Mod. AM.
ississk runs tairsisoh
is within bait • NM of the=
Mama st 40novoldoot to
oberthea. ethosie and esesetee. Ou the pious
its goad gravid sit, whoa et lam years be.
armpit erzorbLitear saes six serve 01
celmhobsigid I • r further in.
nic terms. eta
se -iv -v. -sr -"-v-",) t apply to Ifferramtk Dungannon.
1 itritit ?AIL - TEN ACittialtuE01,.51
otASIT
se two Kerr 'Apt Apws Weisi. .git trilettessipartet ste
. , Oaterle.
WN PROPIIRTY FOR BALE.-,
L..1 Iwo hundred ass tweet -five ash eri
street. in the town et Oeseriek, ow-
sweenarter et an aora on the north
tads preterty there 1. 5100154 • eery
eassit trams dhornis sad • Wee-
=bliebia ediby the tate Alas -
ender the bones .04 111.
slim are, at premat, milt loam the bourne at
81.7) • math ass the lam .4 1/7 Par .m04.b.
TO. propiong Mil la aolLITire or two parcola
Urioltirkar4r._,___._Mrtiolmatir. 0....}=70,1•41.1
..
GUNDRY'S
Livery, Cab and 'Bus
'Stables
THIt RED BARN
All our Ring alp New. 'Busse
South Street. Gotten*
meet all Trains and Steams's.
Particular attentiorniskezett to
calls trove private
/ 'Phone No. 50.
SHRUM BAtiK
Of .4ANAIIA
luillSAFETY1 AND I NCOM
Limmil=pri reasons for depositing
yew mosey la this
Mr A enviter amount here is abeolotely vale
it siselves betas* hair yearly, and can he
SS d to or drawn st your Pleasure
"....11CUitt real pram of mind your money
mum be 1. 0.1017.
Ivory Miracles gives is farmersbississill
GODERICH BRANCH
B. WALICallt
EV%
5ti
GODERICH MARKETS.
Tounsimv. June 130..
Mime per busk IN Oltod 510
wham per hi. IS to
ftme bash 0 ID te 010 Mat, per Mitt 0 44 to 001
pro busk- claw oft
Pssa.pbw.b 0 70 to 07
r
per Midi
X IS
1
ton
. pot eire le ele to ti0 IQ
...76 to
Clete 000
per
Plan: 'Meat. Ms mob II 00 to 855
e.s.por Ms
Per km
put tee st el to et m
M ee te In 0
10 le to 40 10
Straw i 00 to 2114
Dauer. 0 is weer 0 Li to
weal. est 6 00 be 1 45
Cheese, see • is at
arstsx.tterso.sicer dee fe II to 0 hi
• si
New Potatoes. peril:bilk .. . t 01 to 355
Pla .... 0 Q to 0 ID
C•1436. arg•taro VA MOW& i 0 LO 30
Canis, expert, pee 3 39 to 5 71
..• 0 00 to 50
Lambs a Oslo 431
. por cot 6 ull to 430
Mr. Pie a' es to M
7 00 to 7 fie
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XI to 10
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BAPTIST ASEOCIATION.
Anneal Meeting Held at Tiverton-
Godericb Church Represented.
The twenty-fourth annual meeting
'of the Walkerton Aseociation of Bap-
tist churches was beld at. Tiverton on
Wednesday and Thursday, June 7th
aud tit.h. Seventeen churches of the
Amoeietion were rep's -wood at tbe
meeting. The reporta presented show
a slight decrease in numbers from last
yeer. This is accounted for by the
constant moviog out West. Novel -
t helms, the trisaionary Ipiril fs well
suetained and both boom and foreign
missions received larger contributions
than ' in the preceding year. the
amount given being nearly W4500.
The interest of the meeting was cent-
ered around mistrionary enterprise. Rey.
C. J. Cameron, of the Baptist Home
Mission Board, showed in a mastertul
way tbe need of missionariee on the
home field. and made all feel that
their beet efforta were after all too in-
dgnificent to meet tbe needs. But for
a real live missionary talk the palm
must be given to Professor L. A.
Therrien, of the Grande Ligne
Quebec. Tbe kind, jovial face of
this Frencb-Canadian was a treat to
all, and his genial disposition won for
him a large number of new friends.
As Prof. Therrien proceeded witb his
address all hearts went out in sym-
patby toward tbe Frencb-Ceuadian
brethren and in admiration of tbe
noble band of workers who are labor-
ing eo faithfully for tbeir uplift. Tbe
convention was made to feel that this
work must rewire more of ite conse-
crated money in the future than in
tbe past.
Dr. E. G. Smith, ot India, gave a
vivid picture of life in that vast
country and appealed strongly for
support to further the work.
Tb. value of education was emphas-
ized very strongly hy Prof. J. L. Gii
more, of McMaster University.Toronto.
As an educationist, Prof. Gilmore has
few peers in the wbole country. Edu-
cation, he said, is the basis of all
Christian wort today. It is a plain
New Testament precept. The need of
Id. boor is men for the ministry,
trained, educated and equipped with
the lost tbe University has to give.
McMaster is doing ber share in train-
ing men for the CDillildry. Out of 833
students 101 are ministerial students.
He pointed out the fact that, of the
scbolattships given by tbe University
of Chicago, after that University it-
self McMaster gained the largest num-
ber, even being *bend of Toronto Uni-
versity.
In tbe courses of their addresses
severai of the speakers mentioned the
attitude of tbe Baptist brotherhood to
the mooted question of church union.
To the sorrow of large numbers at-
tending the Association meeting this
question was not discusaed. Enough
was said, however, to show that tbe
Baptist people are alive th the sit
us -
tion and are asking the question
"What effect is the present movemeet
for church union baviug upon our
cburchesr
The work of tbe Bible ethool was
Well to the front. Rev. G. V. Conine,
of Wingbam, gave an instructive ad-
dress, one aporeciated by ell.
Rev. A. L. Brown, financial sec -
of the B. Y. P. U. of Ontario
antnebeci, dealt in an able manner
with the young people's work.
Dr. T. S. Johnson, of Tiverton, gave
tbe &anted sermon. In spite of Isis
poor health Dr. Johnson gave a
strong, powerful addrees.
A resolution strongly condemning
Use "ne temere" decree was mood-
mously passed, several speakers ex-
preseng themselves strongly in this
matter.
In this Association the Baptista
bare some bird work before tlwen,
but they are conlident of the iseue.
Th. Goderich Baptist church was
represented at this meeting by Rev. J.
Pollock sad A. R. Glutton.
WANTLD*
- - •
DOSTTION WANTED. -All CLERK
A 10 .1.15. bantams Ihie meferret Sox
114. 81010AL.
LOST OR FOUND.
Loirr-oN SUNDAY EVENING,
1J :me 111. between John Lzwerts•s, Skov
ormAximelelc mar.. Iri,C1Z=1,1),10.
sem wavtee tt at T0111
i;li-os•-: BROWN ',RATTIER
Is O. T. ee Tosolagranoo
ff05 mast 0. w.
TOS Mali.
R MAL & -A NI1MBITR 2.0F feenteeinse le owe. as promo. nosh.
g rirtitra:17ba. TrnalinitgaV
(A! (4iNir tits,40.041114Crir, fp a man to be
lie ille h
K.ii.s le ono ream° wby the camp tit
IN, 'ONG -TIMM- rair 4. 10 isits11,
ever sameasemsvolls. t lie Seth Illiddlowes Li4
ght I
us are finely aroma thie otetlalla
the* etoseob taws Their
MI 'RONAL PR1h i100 00., Lit, Postamma.
AT CAMP SIODERICH.
THF ARMY OF WESTERN ONTARIO
UNUER CANVASti.
The Boys in Roe and Green Favored
with Fine Weather Sea Far -Camp
Smaller dose the One of Three
Years Ago(
The military camp is now estab-
lished across the rivet at Attrill's and
until Friday of *est week Goderich
will have the appearance of a earn -
too town.
Tbe regimental solvate* parties
reached the Tampon Saturday and the
&min bodies on Monday, tbe last to
arrive being tbe 27Lh Lembton Regi-
ment, which came in Iron" Simi& by
Ib. steamer Serowe late Monday
evening.
These are five regiments in camp -
the 28tb Middlesex, 27th Lembo -in,
30th Wellington, 32od Bruce and 38rd
Huron. In addition there are K Cow-
pony, R. C. R.., detachments of the
Army Service Corps sod tbe Canadian
Ordnence Corps, and the F'ourteentb
Field Ambulance Unit A. M. C.
The chief staff officers are: Col.
W. E. Hodgins, camp commandant ;
orderly officer, Vent. A. 0. T. Beard-
CLOI e, 10:h H. (3.; generel staff officer
aud A. A. G., filar .1„ H. Ilsodonell,
D. S. u.; D. A. and Q. M. G.,
Major L. W. Simmons ; comp engineer.
Lieut. J. A. Keefer, R. C. 1.;
S. A. S. C. officer. Capt. E. C.
O'Brien. No. 1 Co. C. A. S. C. ; ord-
nance officer ; Acting) Condi.. E. V.
Resew), C. 0. C. ; paymaster, Major
E. R. Tooloy, C. A. P. 0.; musketry
instructor', Major W. A. McCrimmon,
71h Regiment, Major P. W. On', 95th
Regiment: signalling officer, Lieut.
J. T. Hennesoy, C. S. C. : sanitary
officer. Lieut. J. A. Ashbaugh, 1410
Field Ambulance Unit. A. M. C.
There are two Infantry brigades.
The chief brigade officers are: Fleet
Brigade -Brigadier, Lo -Col. R. Mc -
Ewan; brigade major, LL-OoL R.
Mackenzie. Seamed llrigade--Briga-
dier, LL -Col. A. Weir: bade major,
Lt. -Col. A. J. Oliver.
Tbe regiments pre all considerably
under strength. abd there are prob-
ably not. many more than 1,200 men in
camp. On all bands is told tbe story
of the difficulty of -securing recruits in
tbe present ratmapf pay. It is the
setae at doe other ramps, and there Is
a general feeling [bat some radical
cbaoge will have 10 be made if the
regiments are to be brougbt up to any-
thing like fdll strength at future
canspe.
1 here will be a considerable addi-
tion to the camp at the beginning of
Dell week, wben the Chatham and
Windsor city regiments will an ive.
They are expected to come up by boat.
Each of the five regiments in camp
has a band, and in addition the 271h
Lacobtons hove a bugle band.
Tbe camp is arranged more com-
pactly ,than tbe camp of 1908 it At -
trill's. The main camp is in Use shape
of an oblong, tbe 3010 Wellingtons
nearest the lake bank. then Ilse 2ad,
33rd. 27th and 28th in order to the
east. The water supply and shower
beths are conveniently arranged along
the lines, and at night the camp is
well lighted by electric lights.
The staff officers are stationed over
in the Attrill residence overlooking
Id. river, wbicb for them two weeks
is the military headquarters of tbe
district.
Tbe Y. M. C. A. tent 18away over
to tbe north, at quire* detance from
the camp. However, a good &may of
the bora find 144,i t he evenings, and the
fluorin obansa, Stank, Brent., of the
Stratford Y. M. C. A., le doing good
work.
A postal service has been estab-
lished, and a number of letter boxes
are scattered througK the camp. This
le great convenisace, but it would
be better .1411 11 the hours for ,sollect-
ing the ruails were fired somewhat
differently. The bourn now are 720
a. m. And 820 p. in., just in time to
miss tbe trains le,iving Goderich.
Tbe officers a the ft'd Huron Regi-
ment are LO-Ool. A.x. Wilson, 8.. -
forth; Major T. R. Rance. Cllotots
Capt. W. W. MacVieer. Sarnia, ad-
jutant; Major J. W. Shaw. Clinton,
medieal otiose; Majbr Id. D. MeTast-
foga, Clinton. quartermaster • Major
J. W. IlodgIne, Stratford. ceplein.
Tbe routine of camp life was inter-
rupted today by tbe obese/ranee of
Ciwonetion Day, a review of all the
troops in camp taking place before
Col. Hodgins, camp commandant. A
large number of civilians were preeent
10 witaess tbe proceedingsThe pro-
gram 'was delay.ol swim...that. by a
'Debt strident o Moll befell Major
ebannon, whose horse bolted, and
threw him. Alto being put through
a series of exer,isee the regiments
were fornied for the march pent the
reviewing &fiery. the reanosen be.
Ing executed in gond 'Kyle.
Sere Metes.
The floe weather has helped the of-
ficers quite a bit in getting tits men
aerostat:used to the voriotte orders and
ootatuanda.
SofIa peectioe commetteed Wednee-
day morning, when ess company out
a each regiment in Gam was fine In-
structed in newt ip and then
port on the ranges: to "sbnot for their
pay." Very few men are shooting be-
low emood-year evading.
Croat dionatietactien on the part of
altroses and meg exists owtts to tbe
14,
band has selected “Bonnie:Duadee" as
the march past for the teginsent, and
the way those brayerr march to it is
fine.; rer e •21rieg
Capt. Dunlop /la mTr.ei-lit. Jordan
have a very good company, although
on the small side in point of numbers.
The non-commissioned officers are
Col.-Sergt. Cullsos, Sergte. Muir,
Stream and J. Chisholm, while the
oorporair. are Rome, %Vella, Lowe and
A. Chisholm.
lOodericbi company along with
Id. signal action 'older Sergt. 0.
Dean and Corp. Jones are quartered
In the front line ot the Sara tents.
Pte. Crocket Ism establialied a reputa-
tion as a mouth -organ player, while
Corp. Wells regale' the boys with
12th of July tones on the fife.
Ptes. Moore sod Vane's. make •
good pair of cooks and hand out gen-
erously the ratioas of beef, pork, po-
tatoes and beano.
The bread so far hes been of &st-
elae' quality. It is baked right on the
grounds by the Canadian Army Ser-
vice Oorpa.
A Co., 83rd Regunent, had to fur-
nish the main guard from /dooday to
Tuesday. Sergi. Strang was in 0003-
mand.
The 38r4 Regiment band is the best
on the grounds. It is out in gond
strength and ita playing is superb.
Bandmaster Hunter is putting the
1,oys thiungh diligent practice in prep-
aration Ow Sunday church parade,
when "Goderieb's own" intends to
sbow its reel class to all present.
Lieut. H. K. Jotdan is up from
Brantford to help hose the boys of
"A" Company. 83rd Regiment. He
couldn't stay away.
V. M. Roberts bee been made on
honorary member of the divisional
mot! mess. His ability and versatility
as an engineer, draugbtamen, etc., etc.,
have reodered "Robe" invaluable, but
anyway the name he carries around
with him ought to be a. good introduc-
tion in a military camp.
The MOD in camp MUD to think
that Attrill's is a iniebty nice place to
spend a couple of weeks. If only the
banks of the river could be pulled •
little closer together, so thM the town
would be nearer!
A game of football between picked
teams representing the town and the
regiments in camp was played on
Wednesday evening on Victoria Park.
Tbe soldiers played good ball but
were outclassed in coostrination, the
game resulting in a wiu for the town
by the wore 01 3-1.
Rev. L. R. Natal, df Elms, rural
dean of Wellington county, is in camp
allboaorary cbeplain of tbe 3010 Wel-
liogton Rine.. •Mr. Nene' ie well
known here. being e son of A. Naftel,
-Goderieb towoshin.
Band Program for Friday Eyeing.
By kind permission of Col. 11 Clark,
M. P. P., and his officers, the32nd Reg-
iment Bond, under the direction of
Bandmaster G. J. Wright, will pisY
on the Square on Friday evening,
commencing at 8 o'clock. The pro-
gram Is as tollows :
March Ou the Bike Brokonshire
Overture.... ..... lospiration. Hayes
Waltzer Students. .. Masud
Cornet Solo. 'Rellerireet bcrt's Fare we II ..
March ..... Xlisigromon Lau reWndcaut
Barn Dame .8114.90100 Barn Dance . Barnard
Wallow nester* and Mulles liDeud
Overture Nornmod ie ....
-14010,
Seetek March .. The Gatheriag ot the Claris .
• • • ... -OM save ibio BY"' J• Wright
THE CAMP PROGRAM.
Many Events to Come Off Within the
Next Week.
In connection with the military
camp a number of special events baTe
been arranged. So far as can be
stated at present the program hi ito
follows:
Satordey, June 21 -Field day of
athletic sport. at Agricultural Park,
to be held in tbe afternoon.
Monday, June 28 -An informal
dance will be held under Use auspices
a "the bachelors and beoedicts of
Goderich" at Hotel Sunset, at
o'cloclop. m. Persons desiring ticket*
are requerted to apply to J. B. M.
Doyle, secretary of tbe committee, or
Joseph Kidd.
Tuesday, June 27-Tbe banquet
givim by the town of Goderich to the
military staff will take place at Hotel
Sunset.
Wednesday. .June 30-Tbe tattoo.
Arrangements practically me corn -
*de for tbe grand military tattoo to
be given on the flets below Gloucester
Terrace' nenrt Wednesday evening. A
military display of this notary is •an
expeve thing to carry through, and
it may be described as a ebmpliment
from the officers to the citizens in re-
turn for their bospittlity to the men.
Everyone is invited to be present to
witneas the spectacle, which is to com-
mence at 8:15 o'clock. Besides lb*
five hands now in clamp there will be
present the Windsor aad Methane
eity regiinent hands eni In addition
to the music of the hands there will he
a special drill by "A" Company of the
Royal Canorlian Regiamot hogitlarej
It is requeeted that those arriviog 10
rigs will leave their home some di&
tepee away, al the guns and fireworks
ere Hattie to scare the anima's if they
&Ft brought near the grounds. In
rase of rain the tattoo will be post-
poned until the following dventng.
Tbaredey. June 111)---Fie4d 10a13-
01PUTTIPS.
Tbe mph" meeting ot Inv
Ouap. Sop of Rectland. win hew=
ass Friday peeing, June Med.
ihrouswassuures von us -i ass
prepared be MI ordeals tor homegrown
e trewheerfes. Fleet -Mese euraidos for
either table ate or psvthg. Orbere
env be Nat to Oselow poitoSeo eel
48 roo provega 110‘ torstal 'Sew
ties berember tie begieerrevro bey,
1055 80* la& Mae, Massa Oid"
A NEW INDUSTRY.
TO OCCUPY THE DOTY BOILER
SHOP BUILDINU.
A Strong Company Being Formed -
Eighty to One Hundred Hands to
Be Employed -Contract Awarded
for Sewer Construction.
I CENTRE HURON CONVENTION.
-
The convention ef the Liberals of
Centre Huron, for the purpose a
obeesing a candidate for tbe next elec-
tion to tbe Ontario Legislature, will
be held at Seaforth on Saturday nest,
June 3410, at 1 o'clock p. m.
The Provincial leader, Hon A. G.
MacKay, will be present sod will ad-
dnses the meeting, and it is desired
that as many as possible of the Liber-
als of the riding shall (se present,
whether chosen as delegates or not.
One of Use. most important com-
munications read at the meeting of
tbe town council last Friday evening
was a letter from F. W. Doty, of the
Doty Engine Works Compeny, in
which • be tested tbat his hod about
concluded arrangements with • com-
pany, DOW being (011110d. 10 Willie hie
boiler sbop building in Godericb for
the manufacturing of a patent grain
door. The company will he A strung
one financielly and will be cOmpooped
of men connected prominently -with
the railway and milling interesta.
They will net ask for any loan from
the town and will employ from eighty
to one Isuin hod hands. Tbe letter wee
concluded with tbe fnilowing para-
graph "It is quite probable that I
will ask tbe council to releese the
mortgage on the boiler 'Mop property
upon payment of 1110,000; The com-
pany will require the property free
from encumbrances. I expect to re-
turn Douse io about ten days, when I
will have •Il details completed." Tbe
communication wad referred to the
special committee to report.
J. S. Robinson, the local C. P. R.
agent, forwarded a blue print showiog
the proposed new siding and asked for
the privilege of connecting with the
tracks on tbe commercial wharf: The
matter was referred to the special
committee.
A letter froze Heaton's Ageocy.
Toronto, soliciting business, with sent
to the special committee.
A. Snasel sent a letter aokiog if his
license to sell refreshments froni
cart included the privilege of catering
to the people in the patks throughout
the tows. The parka committee will
deal witb the matter.
Three letters, having reference to
the adjustment of insurance matters
between the town and the Kensington
Furniture Co, were read, and it was
decided tap have thgclerk confer with
tbe soliciteS" goel take immediate ac-
tion Lo %live the matter settled et
once.
Tbe directors of the Goderich In-
dustrial Exbibition asked that tbe
council take some action to put the
grandstand and the main building ou
the Agricultural grounds in better
condition. Tbe public works com-
mittee was instructed th confer with
theneo.fficeis of the society and report
to the couocil as to what should he
do
The town solicitor sent a letter ad-
vising the COULICII that tbe 0. T. R.
had 'applied for and obtained an erten-
eon of time for delivering ita reply to
the Ontario Railway and Municipal
Board regarding the prnpoeed inter -
switching arrengements with the
C. P. R. at Goderich harbor. Tbe
Moeda' committee will inquire for
more information in reference to the
steps wbich are being taken to secure
this much desired facility.
The public worka committee in its
report stated that 4,863 gallons of Vul-
•can road oil had been purees/hoed from
the British American Oil Co. at five
cents per gallon, on tbe understand-
ing that the town would not be asked
to pay for the oil if it should destrny
rubber tires. The Pateroon Manu-
facturing Co., of Toi onto, bad offered
. to furnish free of charge five barrele
of &Levi& "B" to be used hy tbe town
as a trial and the sonsmittee recom-
mended that the offer be accepted, tbe
oil to be applied under the super-
vision of the chairman of tbe coal-
mines. Id tbe matter of outface
water from Goderich towoship, the
Reeve of -the township had proposed
that an engineer be engaged to report
on the minter, ea* eorporation pay-
ing one-half the cost. It was recom-
mended diet this proposition be
'opted and that an engineer be jointly
engaged. It. was recommended that the
(thrower) of the public work"' commit-
tee look in to the cost of extemdi ng Eliza-
beth street to Minato street and re-
port., In tbe matter of engaging an
inspector to act under the enguseer
during tbe construction of the new
towers it Wee recommended that W.
J. Ranway be appointed inspector at
82_per day. The report was adopted.
The special committee recommended
that B. Gray and 3M. Mehl -all he ap-
pointed special police to protect tbe
Attrill estate durieg the nailitar7 en-
campment. The report woe adopted.
Tbe 11111111IPIN rommittee recom-
attended the payment of a number a
amounts and that the offer of tbe
Western Canada Floor Mille Co. to
give 105 per foot frontage ou harbor
bill road be accepted, the width to be
agreed noon by the committee. The
°Icarriell.
nv: ete committee recommended
that 113 be paid for takiag the flee -en-
gine to Gres, the engine to be taken
out only when vsod, and that
say extra firemen engaged he paid et
tbe rate nonfif2. mats per boor while
actually et fires. Adopted.
Deputy Munsings made ga
oval meet as to wbet the pubilc
works committee had dap toward*
arrangis= the emotion of a sew
bathing . He submitted a pip
tor • now ow, the setionalall east of
wins& wait $101 Tie made • motion,
which we. essoaded by Committer IN
Mott, that the building be erected ae-
=mtis the plass submitted.
,orWakes -thought it should
IS ameba tie the teerVie=asrear
raus=iraa eV the opilutra that M siteuld
rebet
I be ee es to be evelielde ter
the people prenerally rather then for
the guests of the summer hotel chiefly.
If any money were spent he sug
that the old bathing house rend
en-
larged. Councillor Elliott contended
that there wee no use for a bathing
house where the present one is. If a
Nothing bootee were built it should be
built below the summer hotel or not
erected at ell. The present site was
one of Ilse most, public iu town, he de-
clared. Tbe matter was finally re-
ferred back to the public works com-
mittee for immediate conaideration.
Tbe council thee adjourned.
At a special nseetiog of the town
council on Tiseedey evening the
tender for the construction of the new
mwerage system was awarded to
Peter Nicholson. of Monkton, at $32,-
150.43. The contractealls for the con-
struction of emote on the streets
mentioned in tbe engineer', report
with the exception of the 'metope on
Waterloo .end Nelson streets. Only
those tenders were entered for the
construction of the whole system and
two were received for parte of the
work.
I-IKES "fiNptinfiCH BOYS.
To the Editor of The OodsrIch Marna
Doan Sia, -Kindly allow me space
In your valuable paper to express my
sincere atipeeciation of the boys from
your town, who eocanaped at Niagara -
on -the -Lake with the 15111 A. M. C., of
London, Ont. Myself a stranger in
tbe tents with the boys a Goderieb,
I am delighted to teetify as to their
manly conduct, and wish to thank
them one and all for the kindness
which I so greatly appreciated, and
hereafter the word "Goderich" will be
significant to me in a way that it
never waa before. I again tbank you
for your valuable spa*. I remain,
A CAMPRZ.
St. Thomas, Ont., June 17, 1011.
REV. J. W. HOIX/INS
-
-'"TO THE MASONS.
The Spirit of Love Exemplified in the
Week a the Order.
R.ev. J. W. Hodgins, of Stratford,
conducthd the services in St. Georges
cburch hist Sunday. In the morning
about eizty of the Masonic brethren
attended in a body and beard a very
able discourse on the theme of love.
The peerage 'Thou shalt love the lewd
thy God with all thy heart, with all
thy mindand with ail thy strength,
and thy neighbor as thyself," was des-
cribed by the speaker as tbe greatest
commandment of tbe law; it was
so full of precious instruction. Love,
he stated, was tbe great recret of our
rigIst behavior towards our fellow-
men. It bad a two -fold spbere. It
simplified religion aod it WWI tbe
grand -theme of all the church tel -vices.
It 1.1t24 tbe principle on which society
was founded, also all fraternal soci-
eties. It was seen in tbe meetings of
many religious bodies held during tbe
past few weeks when an effort was
made by members 0111.. various de-
nominations to overcome the preju-
dices of their forefathers and to be
joined in closer unity. At no time in
the history of kiumaritytbe speaker
declared, had tbe spirit of fraternity a
greater hold on the country than to-
day and fraternal societies had been
among tbe greatest educator* hs the
prect Ice of love. Continuing, be
stated that fraternity wee now and
ever would be an active factor In the
world's welfare. The age of tbe hon-
orable inatitution represented in the
congregation was difficult to deter-
mine, there west no author Wive record
to .how its age, but it was (we of the
oldest societies in the world. It was
iniffIcient to say that it had gained •
strong foothold in Itngland in the
reign of Henry VI. The world was
realizing more every day the moral
force of Masonry on: humanity. It
had never ueurped the (sphere of the
church and bad never allowed itself to
be 'affected by attacks ?non without or
fgreediffertoced of opinion within.
Masonry recognized no race die -
Option. All the members met to-
gether ou equal terms. Printing in
palmtop. iletonddents in the White
H 011110, jthe bench, with tbe
most bum citisens all met together
on the one footing. Figure, were
quoted to *ow that thousands' of
4011*4. werribtributed to widows and
ors:4am" nI deneseed members and
other worthy cauese, and so quietly
wee much work carried on that few
bees' a it
Having impressed the brethren
strongly with their duty towards
their fellowmen, tlic speaker warned
Id... lest they should forget their
duty halyards God. It wits a smatter
of megrim to bins. be Sated, that at
tow whom to• mot erolood tbe *1180 1.
the 'afternoon Were seen theta ate
akar le We Amok.
Osneleating, be deolared thee 10. 1.,.
Ilona sied knew Wet the Seatitase
the Maeoate Order bed the 1p.. ...J
the Goll ai
Fresh and Ihey, tie
dam mill by II. R. IMPlita,8114111=
fledlauleh OaL