HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1911-11-9, Page 6'htoan*T, NotzMIBER 91 Mll
MR. BRODIE AGAIN.
ANOTHER PROPOSITION FOR THF
FURNISHING OF POWER.
Deputation Appointed to Push Military
Camp Matter at Ottawa Local Op.
tion Bylaw Delayed- Mayor Refers
to Capt. MacDonald of the Aro..
The regular meetiug of the town
council was held in the council cham-
ber on Friday evening. The Mayor
presided and Reese Reid, Ilepitty
'tette! Mnnoinice and (Jouncillore
(`t t(it, Wallace and v anetter were
t when the meeting oLwoed.
first matter brought up in dis-
co 0u wag with reference to the se-
cug of the Western Ontario mili-
tary camp for liod'rich. The Mayor
read cotseg of 'mets which he had
written in reference to the mutter and
an Gnawer which be had received from
the one directed to Col. Bodging, D.
0. C.. London. The following are the
oonirounicatioue :
11
CodII4Ch. Oat.. not. it. Mil.
Col Hodttiu(I '0Dhont.
trate Conoirxt. HOWIN6. Would you be
t
ye,. enough made
ade W the Militia Department upontope
must. held here in June' lam going to make
an attempt to induce the new Covernment to
do as we desire and it is neoeomry that I ..hound
k nog the net ere of phi- rrpott.
N Oh kind regwrdr and be -t a L.hee.
Your. faithfully.
Mord.) M. G. t•arsaoN.
('ol. Hodgiul+ reply was as follows:
London. Ont.. 14th October. 1911.
111.1.1, Ma. l'aUEKO*/. -1 airs la reoeapt 01
>our leiter of the e!tinstant. asking me to let
you have a copy of the report I made to the
Militia ('ouocil upon the camp held at Gode-
rieb in Julie W+t.. In rept), 1 would say that
my report upon !be lioier,ch camp dealt al
most entirely with the rWtary side. It was
.... ttent.ial, and, in consequence, 1 ant Lorry 1
cannot give too a copy wile...by t.erm4.4w1 of
the Department. It would not be of much use
to you anyway for the purport. of Indexing the
(Department to as thecamp ground. at !rude.
rich.
did not gal into the queelion of the damp
Wound-. for the reason that the ()coattme.t
have not yet asked me W make the report.
When they do so. 1 will. 1 hope. give the
grounds a toed report, as they were excellent
and ample .o tar an the mamma and drilling
wt•t concerned, but the land in the vicinity of
lbc eau{+ which as hoped W nes for tactical
work did not gull.• oome up to our expecta-
tion., 1 fate the tots n credit for all they did
for tis in the matter of water. light, etc., nodmem
y
wbtch largely contributed W the success of the i tee and the engineer , that the Oat►-laaaa)ari western, No _ 41, to
Your. .inostel?: water and light commission be re- ti140.oar Iona, ez-rttora; antra No. t teams
N. H. HODGINS. 8taested to have the electric light poles t/711ko to 4tc; No. i C.W., 47c to 4 tkr, Nn-
A letter to the Deputy Minister of oa Saltfotd hill moved so that they 3 loeal watt/. 4Nic to etc, No. 1 boat
will be in line with the fence on the whits, Mc lo NO 4 tocol wont. 41140
Militia was as follows: to 4b.
(:oderich. tett.. Oct.Y;th, edge of the road. The report was P'Iour-nttobe spring wheat patent;
adopted. ?trots. M.0 Seconds, 16. hi; winter wheat
The tinaoce committee reported that patens' K7b 1° M: apnea bakers', 04.M;
the Goderich Wheel RigsCo. had art:wl t rollers N.B6 to 4 b
the sum of i'L,fa81.•LC> in paid a t w ob, adri
Pah int of polled oats -Per Darrel, is.36; bag of
their annual inetalmeet with interest pass M.1•.
to date ; that the statement from the Pad barley-c+r Iota, es -store, etc.
Bank of Montreal showing the stand- aOorn-Aaierltwta. No. 3 yellow, 30,03 to
ing of the several town accounts on (Kltlfeed-_B ,.,, Ontarlo, 123 to 134; Mani-
Septembet 80th had been examined tone. $22; middlings, Ont■Ho, O27 to int:
and it was recommended that the state- shoura, MWtolra 1St; module w to-
ners[ be filed. A number of accounts '8e1rete4 26iic to 2tO' rrcah, iso
also were recommended :o be paid, , No. 1 stock, W,4c to i4e
Adopted. Ink to 1316c. ertu, lIc to 141Lc; eastern;
Thep •'
pecul committee PPCOm- mutter-{ pICeR, aft to ?No; aMOed,
mended in its report that a local op- IPA° to 244(40-
Lion
6110.
Lion bylaw be submitted to the elec-
tors at the next municipal elections. ! CATTLE MARKETS.
The report passed.
A letter from the Hydro -Electric t Union Stock Yards.
Power Commission of Ontario, a - ' TORONTO, Nov. 6. -Receipts of
dressed to Reeve Reid, was read by live stock at the Union Yarde were
the clerk. It stated that a careful in- 96 carload/, consisting of 3714 cattle,
castigation of the commercial possi• 471 hogs, 1478 sheep and 4B calves.
bilities of power development on the Exporters.
Maitland River wt the Black Hole was K. L Wo°dleat•d fought for Swift a
being made and that the final report of Contpaan, 72i cattle, nil told, as follows
the e•ugineers on this matter should be Foe London, 1s6 steers, 14_6 Cha each M
prepared in aleyyle time to allow the ia„ to apps; 136 steer., for Liverpool, lips
town of t)oderich to take what action Ib.' 1.011 at M W Mips'
it bee. Ht at the municipal elections in' Butchers.
January. The letter was filed. E. L Woodward bought for tiwlte
Canadian prenpany, IP rteer, for blucher
Councillor Kelly came, in at this purpo.eq. 1250 10 1L/ lbs.. at WS to M -i0;
juncture. Ip steers, 116• to 12*, lbs.. at M.10 to Mt
A letter from the Taralitbic Paving 1M cow. and he(f rs• loop to 1160 lea., at
d Construction l%o., which has the k76 to M'1t• 100 common cows 12.60 to
contriict for the .new sewer 'system. , 8 • Halligan boug4rt 2 loads Meer. and
was read. A request was made for an hulls, steers at 14.60 to KM. bulb at MO
ezteneion of time and easier terms in 10 ft
Otte furniebing of guarantee bonds. Milkers and Sprng.ra,
The Deputy Reeve wan about to hake Fred Itnw:atree [clue:,[ a't the milker.
a p.IyusiUOu. but the Mayor toter- and aprtngere, n an told. at 160 to 0'R
tuyt.0 h ru by bey ing be would hot cash' and shipped the whole outfit to one
sign :. cox, k for a tidier until the con- , Tan In Quebec.
tra.,kor gave h.a hood. The leiter was ' Vaal Calvi.
The Swift ('. each..
.. Company taught 21
retell to W the pub,it: vitals commit- calve., 307 the. each„ avoage pate/ M_M.
tee. I Calf prices ranged from 13.10 to M per
The Deputy Reeve reported that ewt.
atrangemenut had been made with I Sheep and Lambs.
Mr. Bissett to secure gravel at ten ithe7r PwP,, 60 to it.6i: ram., at 11;
ceata per load for use 013 the Saltfoid ' lamM 6n- to M.6o.
hill. 1he work of im ievetnent will ! Sipa
p W. J. Johnson. Ondns, teed. a quoted
be commenced shortly. 1 frogs at M.3I, tea and watered. and M G
Councillor X'anatter suggested that I o.b., care, country points.
the clerk writs the Toronto General , Montreal Live Stock.
Trusts Cotp.nation and inquire how 1g ONTREAL, Nov, 0. -At the M°atreat
matter -8 stood [expecting the Ontario • Steck Yards west end market the receipts
West Shote Railway. The clerk re-! of Ilve stock for the week ending Nov. 4
ported he had writtt'l but had re- I were 2700 cattle, 3300 sheep and Iambs, 43"
ceivld Do reply as yet. bete and fib calve.. The offerings qa the
market this morning for sale amounted
The local option bylaw, to he burr, to W00 cattle, Bros sheep sod larhba 3200
mitred to the ratepayers at the ritual- , bOp and boo calvts.
ctpai elections in January, was given An eaaler feeling prevailed In the mar-
ina first and second reading/ and the ! 1100• for NbOtipound• late, andn &Pricedwee ruled
couttcel went lout Cowwtttee of the I which was due 10 lower
the increased supplies
whole to discus it. They had not 't•tch ,.erne forward from Ontario points.
proceeded fel' when sombUl the cowl- 1 Th. ptnering of buysra on the market
cilium thought they discovered a Haw wag fairly largo they
al ng moms tram
Quebec. and, u they all wanted some
in the welding 01 the bylaw. When I beet the demand waa tale, and a mode -
the supposed error Aas pointed out to rarely active trade was dune.
the Mayor he, too, believed a mistake Choice steers told at MAO to M.70, good
haul lxr•n matin and wtth little home- I at lug W 07.It; [airy good at M.00 to
M M; torr at M to M.26, and tor tower
t declared that the thing was "all grade, a 04 to 04.71 per 100 pounds
wrong." R.1 McGaw, who wag tires_ eel me other hand, the market for ran_
ta.. nitis. Iwkfar a uoteltelt of WI .
" ""aM fir • torsi of thirty sten at
WO per a
It the council would he willing to guarantee
)otntly with the ether ooeaclb the rent (? f the
/ewe regaired by the we. tt3cotr/oal ttWway
Dom is construction) 1 would be Quite willing
te•apply the Lieotnoal Rall..y wltb sleetrw
11/61 •od pee.* at *16 pK b. p. tor thirty
years. and n could be inolegad in the oraaeal
rHE SIGN AL : GODERICH, ONTARIO
E MARKETS.
Liverpool and Chicago Wheat Futures
Clave lower -Live Steck-
Latest Quotations.
aeteetuct. t. Should you, hove. K, think It is
CHICAGO, Nov. 6. -In another wild
swt adrieable to bother with it at velment,' Burry wheat to -day sold Iowa than
please loot a this out. at any time since the government be -
If you .,ocept ray prupe.ai please mend m Iran suit agalnat the U. 8. Stasi Corr
account full the .u.t of the eleotiou, ewd 1 win potation. The Chief calm* of tae
before the mad you y cbeque. 1f the agreemowt u vet break in price was a false report that
peupic, and the vote Laken thh. a federal indictment had been return -
ear. 1 wW oommeu -e er eec ag a pleat on or
return-
rear.
the 165 esy w way, tlMt and complete ed against the Armour Grain Co.. as
the result of an alleged corner Is
wheat. At the close the market was
oOttlparatfvely steady, but at • net
decline of 1c to 1 1-2c and 1 1-•e. Corn
shows/ a loss of 3 -ac to 1-20 from Bar
tuiday night. Oates finished unchanged
he 1 -Sc and 1-4.• off and bog pnoduop
at au advance of a nickel to a dime.
Nita all bate W +apply the hsps
I await to hoar hem you.
Yours faithfully.
J. Laos-w.r, Damas-
k'. 8.- Plea.•e address me. No The Balt Yale
Co. or envoy Motet London.
At this juncture the Mayor took
occasion to ezpr'ees the feeling of ad-
miration which he entertained for the
The Uverpnol market closed today MAI
heroic work of (apt. John MacDonald, to
( lower than Saturday oa w1 -da utsd
whose wonderful seamanship and ma h aeler on corn. Antwerp wheat c
heroic conduct were the means of unchange./. Berlin `Or lower, and BINS•
saving so [cavy lives when the pest plc lOwe,.
schooner Azov was wrecked. Every- Winnipeg Options.
0130 would atdmit, he said, that the liven Close. Opera. High Low. (loan
0f the crew would have been lost but Wheat -
for the captain'/ efforts, and it was Nov, asta
a pleasure to know that such a Ivan say ase R'K feel
was a citizen of Goderich. AA the Oates --
wreck of the vessel was a great Haan- lyes. :''t. w
cial lass to the captain, the Mayor Mal . . - e1', . • .. • .. 40%
suggested that all should "chip in" Toronto Grain Market
and assist in putting him on a good Wheat, rail. /wear* Ole to M Ill
footing, again. He suggested that the Wheat• gV*•e• 60 8st - -
town wake a grant of $1W. The o. bu .
mattes; (yar. Du ash
was referred to the special Barts, bushel
eemtnittee. Buck wheat, baakef • r OS
The Goderich Curling A Skating' Peaa, bushel .. •f ell
Association asked for a relate. on its
.R 0
• 1•
•u
10 OM
Terente Dairy [Fenn[
taxes for 1911. The rink 'uildiog stutter, 'gore tate
was not in use the past year and the Nutter. separator, det'p ib1A 0 M
dwelling house had been removed Rutter, creamery, is. nada-• el ' •• el
from the property. but the Butter, creamery, I0M.•ig 1.
assets- )toneycombe. d :tilt went had not ixen reduced. The mat- Honey, extracted• I►r.,..,._-• II ' e 11
ter was referred to the court of revi- FFgp. cox fel ,,, • M t• '
bion Rp, new -laid -«•• ..
Eli Armitage applied for the rebate Ch1m°. new, i11...........,« ill • 1/M
of one-half of the business tax on his Montreal train ell- Produce.
carriage repair shops on Newgate' MONTREAL. Nov. 1.-aimpbsos. a Maes.
street. This also was referred t0 the tote. /Pring wueat over tb• cable was
court of revision. gulet Lamarld was carr gad p 2. Ind
The public works committee recon- Ware Wlehaaaop to lied per quarter hada-
er, which eayortere claimed were stilt oat
Inended that the ilell Telephone Co. of Ilne tor regular grades pate wort
be permitted W erect a line of proles quiet, with sellers aeklag wa advanre at
upon the northeast side of the Huron '4r per eusi,el fur /sera No t 1ted liar
road, the work to be done under the 'idptnent frvni Fbet Wfivan, America•
supervision of the street inspectorcorn 1s a[rohetar, at an gavage/ of ''Ir
t•
: lies Buckwheat at 111 ttrnte, at ic, e. ,nesm
(.bat the matter of constructing Hush )•g barley a 01 to tLK es -store- le[at
tanks in connection with the local im- triode in flour is pair, but export demaad
provement sewers be left in the bands V q°tet. Mtllfaad talrly acTlvp
of the chairman of the public works Cbse and butter tle i. tgga 1• goad
I demand. ud rovblons gulet.
comm t
OoL 1p i
Dey Alinwsrof Militia,
Ottawa, Ont.
11talt CA:wor m , F11.ST,-Woa10 YOU be kind
enough W ask Colonel Hodgins, D. O. C., at
London, W make a report W the Departoteat
upon the question of the tamp ground. here,*.
not municipality intend. to proceed in its en-
deavor to Induce the Go,ernment W snake the
purchase of the A [trill property under the
terms Of It pb{sOI.ed arrangement trade be-
tween you and we.
Witt, best regards.
Yours faithfully,
(tigd.l M. G. CAMERON
Aller the ahovr communications
s had been read tb- dayor divnlged for
, the $rat time Ur result of the civic
deputation's ft to Ottawa last
epilog. He stat[, that in a private
conference with the Deputy Miniatet
of Militia an agreement was reached
which afterward'. was sanctioned by
the other niemb•- of the deputation.
The alrangercet wag to the effect
that in the event of the Government'a
purchasing the Attrill property for a
permanent mrlitauy camp site the
town of Goderirb would he asked to
contribute 1915010 towards the total
purchase price of $40,000. In return
for this the town would be Rrantt-d A
ninety -nine-year legis/ of [bat part of
the property known as Ridgewood
Pak, and could use it as it might see
fit. Thus, in addition to the benefits
accruing to the town from having the
camp permanently located here, the
town would have control of, the tine
bark property across the river, which
might is, used in a variety of ways.
In view of the fart that colonels of
Nat -iota rt0.menta had extn.ared
themselves as in favor t f the tioderith
site. His Worship felt tl at the (hatter
ehould be brought to the munition of
the new Government at an early date.
Reeve Reid Stated that in his opin-
ion there waa danger in carrying the
matter too far without hating the
consent of the people to put that
much money into I lie proper ty.. He,
however. expressed h m.•etf as in
favor of the prep sai• n. (iouncillor
V anatter raid he also was in favor of
making another rata t and Councillor
('lark suggested that another delega-
tiop he named for the put poem .*f lay-
ing the matter befote the new Gov-
ernment. He thought if an arrange-
tnentfor n permanent camp could be
made.now no time should he Iota.
Councillor Wallace declared the
ratepayers would never ci.rry a bylaw
to grant •I5,011IU towards the purchase
price of the property, because the park
could not be utilized by the town in
summer. es that was the time the
militia would want it. He ridiculed
the ehowin1K made et the camp teat
summer. The -Gown had spent 9110100
in preparation for the event sod he
didn't think it wag worth $l,4AM.
(buneilkot, Clark made n motion
I hat Mavor Contemn. peeve R, la nt.d '.
ik•ptit vIt.eve Manningaeons, it' 1 /the
rlelartetinn 1,1 go to ()Unita. The ent as the ep,ke«naan of the temper- ( at" eto•k was .troager, owing to tn, ta-
i eputy Reeve wished to widish sw in f goer people, also thought the .wording "easedeo Aemand from packers for Na roues
favor of othet • who bad not rattle the J w. a faulty. aid insisted 1 bat Ike h •- of sudv.. end ,na1we of bolts were made at
trip and the Mayor was A little back- 1 y i an a $3.I0, of Ib to pwr 100 pougda at
law should M• 'urinated nt exact me N to 1360, 40 owe were 3r to Mc Mgt,
stark in accepting. Reeve Reid amid curirtace with the statute. All the I K. at h.n to it 60 per tee pounds
be wag willing to go, but on amount minions already p•eswd havingrefer Since this day week a .troagar. Ir ting
of the feeling Of IIIkPM aI'lllrtPON w'Mh has Mv$opttd In the market ter h
entx W the bylaw wale teNrinded and ante prieps has. p:leo •.4 Inc to eon tW
eziatrd w g lbs akleinlen by Nog- iWt,ucttuu, were isatleyl to the town fro pounds. laupptlrs were large fife
ge.lerl that the matter le' left I'I n tut solicitor for the preparation of a by- morning. but this was offset by the good
w pima' I law m propel torte demand front Parkers and an active trade
Thr• motion naming the Mayor.Tfye awned torn adjourned.
pv.-as Ann. In **teeter! lota at MLR to No
!reeve end iMoty Ru 'Rees Okpe
e to[-' per leo pommels. weighed off earn. Heavy
tatic.n finally raft lads Ou `tat.urday mottling it was found hop ■nA sow. sold at SI per Cls pounds
A letter front he Salt King ('ora- [hal the local option h}Iww it as quote less than th. above quotations.
i1. eorldlUnn of the market for small
paiy, Limited, r f Loden, England, ' correct in the torus w which it Wag meat. Visa Una Imaged. The offerings wee,
written by J 1.. Ilr..d,e, was referred Presented to the council. The draft largo. but prtrel were tufty mate.afrlad
to *be eperial rnrmJltee if the whole totm was handed to the t awn clerk by in a «001 demaad from botcher.' and
ctrencil. The Iot4e•r was as follows : menatx•n of the local opt. commit pSok.re, r.""°°gaenty as Rett.. 1;‘,7,40.11.
tale, dein the regular toren prepared eon.. wren the t .tf Is per 4 M 'th
Tt1rt.. t Kingplirrert Limiter'. g RI+ I IIIc dsioew there, Itis to tsps per Win pnunA. T1s
wawiel(b,-e,rn.eM.trrrt, at the headquarter. of t1let uIsperagre saw rind for calm. was e<*.A at oriole
laea s. oete(ter mo. eel t t at Toronto. The onlyr ffect of rearm from et to 611 each, u to q•Nat
M b. t amen, .,. IUD.. E. 1 •._. y g Its.
naps. .1 (laderti,, twr.rr, ' the little difficulty will he that the . Mirage Live Stork
flow wart 1 b... r.es(vPi yc..n tette, W law will be delayed two weeks in its Cuff-S.lry, Noy 0-Hegn--Rec.tpt,. -
, he tub last. and base great plewrwre In .eb first and second tendon N m
WO as re. MI new p.prwml for Use mon- g y, rotted sad oast, sere,
Old to at; eK r.tr.&d Mrs, Food heavy Os to glee,
Opposites. resew Haley. It s6 in M. tight. 06 ea a
M M Mee. 04 rn M
AT TN( Olt Cottle Reeelp4s, item. market .reedy;
nliirT'tk bo..'.., 11.1111 to M K. mws end n. ,fen,
to Workers aria terriers. V to t*
M M la 5. MM, calves, M M
M
flNe met tawahs-ftw.Ntpt.. Kew .nee.
ammai, gator Asp to to wester%
a 05 W.Y M t. M• wrw*Pn
of IWe crumbed •0 wroth.
rr Is 1 understand. that the I+ny,rnment
^M•trerai •spm haw seed yen that yes rto.)d
obtain peat wed pe.. r M is per h p.. that 1
.a 6011e wil1NDa fa r. .a m ch.rer to yaer
•w.Ml .e (1! Per b. I Mr I ural pwwr air "Neat gentleman. plewe. ..
be town of Cio*eIrb, prey Ing the w rneil On
R
'e•sUwr head wilt Nva oe • neeesseas for "1 lbink it's your torT,
WA, /++r► with. et • Weak or tar ream
[rertaK aloe to forewep r t he amnoal roar Ar *nn- RARw=tt
.Mee anther fa a p M the t b, p repaired
tae remaerl le .op,dy the oaeit she ill Heft (
aeaef M emir • a. p, wkfe t. I ere nn- •6'a nest
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SATURDAY
SPECIALS
We're setting ollt to make November the banner month of
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price•, are right. Here are three strong leaden fur Saturday,
$15 Suits
the
Own
Blue and 'deck, •well worsted, in three button, single-breasted
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$15
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Raw edge, black worsted Overcoats, single-breasted, Ify front,
47 inches long, These Coate are alwwys in style and anyman will
feel well dressed in one of them. The price for Satay
Indy..... .. ... ur 5
$18 Overcoats
Tu gentlemen who are looking for something out of the (edit,
.try, we call attention to our dttb Century f3rawd, raw ed
tnelton Overcoat. The fact that for hest dresser. Mak
Century Brand clothing is suMcunt at wear a are I,
Centuiy clothing is the t,eet. This 'pl ,d our claim that 1R1,
18
black uuelten Overcoat, on Saturday. special
M raw edge C
Sale of Pants for Saturday
$1.511 Pant. for A1.15 Et SO Prot. for
:bs2mo Pants for.... - -I d6 sae• Peat* for
Boys' Suits 12.93
About twenty Simi/-hreestacl tbreeta ere amt.
sizes 27 to ;l•:, regular rt: to -4311. Cense-tag at . .
glia
IL 1
$2.95
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2nth Century Cloths(, P -apody Owrwiss Sase_eif a Uaderspa,
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11 yea have a rtes that Wats tee t et a[eCo ANNADA )♦
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teeter* ass s utas , nue rear.. conaot me e• to complete Mtn mf.eaeea
thy to test - lateMr steep made .rice scow, to
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tor watch Mentants K isle ttmetitry waned l ' w,& woe
BUY A MOFFAT
CANADA B RANGES
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