HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1912-3-28, Page 1010 'li alaoDAT. MALCH S:r, 1912
A VISIT TO OTTAWA. I
MISSMI�ICARTHUR WRITES TO
THE PUPILS OF THE G. Q. 1.
A N.„ti Description pt the Scenic
tieaui,es, the Historic Points and
the Architectural Glories of the
Capita -A Glance into the House
of Commons.
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At the Mut etnoeting of the (1. C. I.
Limitary Society the following letter
from Miss McArthur, a former mem-
ber of the school mall. was read by
the editor of the school Journal, and
was listened to with mucji apprecia-
tion :
Ottawa, Canada.' March lei, 1912.
To the Members of the G. C. I. Liter-
ary !k,ciety :
Eight months have passed since I
said good-oy'e to the traobers and pu-
pils of the Goderich Collegiate Insti-
tute. While all of you have tut heard
from me directly. 1 assure you that I
have otten thought of you. I treat
that your Literary Society has had
two successful terms and I compli-
ment you heartily on the excellent
cancer' o whit., you treated the pub-
lic th... winter. 1 negtetted very
wucb not being able to hew it and I
regret that tonight 1 have to write
you Instead of being present et your
meeting. But if you will help we. we
cap mai be together by the power of
imagination. 1 ace euiog 10 ask you
to,oume one and all or Eastern On-
tario and to step into my flying ma-
chine and 1 shall give you a trip "Over
Ottawa in an Aer•opksne."
1`brst ochre that wy machine is e w
biplane. 1 chose it because biplanes M
can be built with a considerably- larger eel
spat, than monoplanes and tor ibis
reason can cru ry wore weight As
there is but a slignt wiud. our prelim- N
boar run will be about one hundred 1 i
feet. Now sufficient speed has been
attained to raise the "machine into the
air and we are off.
This ground just beueath us is 81at-
terya Field, Irons which all aerial
flights are made. Nonce on tbe left
the 13xbibjtion grounds. where this
year the Dominion Exhibition is to be
held. That stretch ot water is tb'e
Rideau Canal. In 1827. Cul. By WEE
mot out to build it. I haidly think
he was met by the Governor-Oenernt.
Footguarde' Band or the Priooem
Louise Dragoon,. Frame houses
were bunt for his workmen and the
little village wan called "Bytown."
Eight years later it was incorporated
as the city of Ottawa. Oh I you
always thought "By" meant "Out of
the way or "Off to one side." No,
that is not its derivation, but, insured,
it was named for a mac of noble
deeds.
On our lett, following the course of
the canal, is the Government Drive-
way. It you ever visit Ottawa in the
summer, take a leisurely drive
through its miles of flower borders,
with here a miniature park and there
alakelet, spanned by a rustic bridge.
Ever and anon you wilt come to new
forms of park and Matelot and all will
lie so pleasing that you will forget dis-
tance en the ever -changing scenes.
As we glide along, notice 'hew
as the e city nestles uu those ertoM-
clad cliffs. Situated as it is at the
tortfiueuce of the Ottawa River with
the Gatineau mei Rideau /fiver., with
the blue Laureuuso Hills to the
north, it commands a inagnificetat
view of versed "ceders , :umbioiug
mpuotalo, river and dale, indeecrtb-
sble for beauty and grandeur.
t me call your attention to this
large building of Rowan architecture.
It is the Ottawa University and is do-
ing excellent work in iia various de-
partmeote, which are theology, phi,.
twophy, arts, science, collegiate, com-
mercial, etc. You boys will have
heard that Chia college held the inter-
eull.giate football championship for
several yeah'. It Is said that the very
air of the University. Is permeated
with rugby, and Father Fallon, form-
erly of this come, was probably the
greatest coach Canada has ever
known.
Now we are about to cross thus wear
main thoroughfare, called Sparks
street. i heard just yesterday why it
is called by that name. About eighty -
eve years ago. a man by the none of
Philemon Wright owed Nicholas
,darks. who had 'come over from Ire-
land, aiit1l, and, not having the
money, offered Nicholas what is now
Ottawa in full payment. tPparks
didn't want it, said he had no use for
it, but unwillingly took the town, As
conn EV the Duke of Wellington t
oirunended that the Rideau Canal
built, Wright borrowed $400, which
he proffered to Sparke, but Sparks, be-
ing Irish. refused on principle, and,
kept the town. That same year the
canal wen started and Sparks street
became the important part of By -
town.
Tbat magnificent w bite buildi
with the towers, is the great Clime
Laurier. the new brand Trunk hot
hick, when opened to the public
ay 24th, will rink as one ot the (1
t on the continent.
Now we *ball makes short Rig
eeatwanl down the Ottawa Riv
mice that the picture around tak
n the pinnacles of the Parliatne
tidings as they sit proudly on th
uow-crowned bluff; the ioterprovi
lel bridge spooning the Ottawa as
achee serous to the French city
ull on the Quebec side; the Cbaud
e Fella in the west, surrounded b
e mills of industry, the faraws
twenties) Mountains, and the riv
owing on through lakes and rapid
itr way to the mighty St. Law
Ce.
We are passing the Ottawa Rowiu
eh, and down on that Muff you se
rnscliffe, the former home of Us
rest Sir John A. MacDonald. Tb
re the Ottawa mills of the Hon. W
Edwards, and here the Ride*
alb. Now we are in full view of th
autiful Rockcliffe Park. Yes, it h
ks and trees, that is why it is cell
Rockcliffe." Look down near the en
nee to the Park, and you will
Rideau Hall, the residence of the Gov
nor -General. This park is the cent
Ottawa's winter sporta. If th
re a Saturday afternoon you would
Their Royal Highnesses entertain
g at a skating party, and just ov
ere where the high platform i
rected you would see the Ottawa St
ub, practising high jump.. Did y
er see such an ideal spot as this tu►
I park ? And over there °IN Oati
w Point. Yes, over there where
u see the big church and the llttl
ars, that's the Gatineau Ri
e trip up this river is one of the
eat anyone could ever take -Mut w
ret turn back. This grey buildin
egfected to speak about going dos
tbe Archives, recently erected b
Dominion Government. It is in
nog, interesting, for here are col
ted many old historical articles be -
ging ter famous wen. In the differ-
apertinents one might reverently
ch Brock's coat., handle the little
roden shoes belonging to Wnife when
was a boy. end look at all the old
toric books and letters of long Aim.
xt to it is the Cenadian branch of
Royal Mint. which was so well de-
de -
heed to us last year by an ex -pupil
he G. C. 1.
ow we shall leave Ontario for a
minutes to visit the city of Hull.
ice particularly those red brick
ldings near the river's edge. Yes.
ase ere the- E. B. Eddy match
ke. The power for these is Ren-
ted by the Chaudiere Fella These
Is afford immense power to lumber
other manufsctu.ing interests.
haps the,e are no industrial works
re worthy of note than thnse mills
before us as we escrowthe river.
y are the mills of J. R. Booth, the
t lumber kiog.
'bet late is that to the westward ?
Lake De.•chenes, an expansion of
Ottawa River, and the parr on
side is the capital's Coney Island,
ed Britannia -on -the -Bay.
bis is but a hurried science over a
tube city. One might analyzea
part of the panoramand not
w tired of the scene.
are in the southwestern distance
• EzpenmenW Farm. This is a
of nearly five hundred acne. I
der it the Domini 'n of O*neds
appreciates it. If only the farmer
be induced to tare, intelligently
THE SIGNAL :
thee, this work of the Oovernmeot
win be of .Mt value to the asdos:
Aa uttered* over the city ,,gala we
than atehr a look at another buildfyt,
of noble architecture of rbieh Ottawa
bat no dearth sad is just ly prpud. Tbat
is the Goysutoent useum, which baa;
Nam In the proceed of eonetruccion for
five lees and la to he opened mutt
ruoot& tt motelsa the fawoue Gee -
logical Survey and Mine Exhibit sod
the National Art Galley.
Someone has j.tet asked what this
stone building right in the besrt of
the city is. Surely I do not have to I
tell you. Vet! Well. it is the new
Oomuier•cial 8ebco,. How does it com-
pere with the G. U. 1. p I might say
that they strongly resemble each
other in that the loaners first-year
students can oak as assay questions e
your Form 1. Herr 1s one, given use
t fall which 1 am still trying to an-
swer : "How doer Mr. Borden expect
to govern Canads without 11 Presby-
terian in his Cabinet?" The citizens
of Ottawa manifested their interest an
technical education by their presence
at the formal opening ot our school a
few months ago. 1 was pleased to see
among them three ex -pupils of the
Gederich Oollegiate, Ohrsstabel and
if�lyille} Anderson and Harr- Lep-
peed.
Lastly; 1 amu going to show- yen
Ottawa's crowning glory, the cluster
of Parliament buildings that adorn
Parliament Hill. You know that Lon-
don draws travellers because it is the
centre of the world's business and the
capital of the world's greatest political
unit; New York attracts the sight-
seer be ease it is the comuuerciel capi-
tal of the United States, though it
lacks a set of Governmental buildings;
Ottawa beckons W the aviator because
ng it is the focus point of Canada's na-
au Lionel life and the matte of her politi-
es'. cal and social activity.
on The sessions of the House and of the
n- Senate are always attractive to those
who wish to see political celebrities at
lit work. From the visitor's griller- in
er. the House of Commons, one looks
es down upon the Speaker, gowned and
ot roeetted. nphoiding the dignity of the
Great Commoner. In front of hitu is
the clerk. seated at the bead of the
table which bears the mace of author-
ity. On the Speaker's tight are the
members of the Oovernment and on
his left the Oppositiot:. The debate
may be listless or active, but. In eitbet•
case a study may be made of the men
who control the destinies of Canada.
In no other city can we behold such
men . and such scenes and hence
Ottawa is the Mecca of all who wish
to see political life from the viewpoint
of the student. the citizen or the phil-
otepher.
You will notice thet these buildings
are of Gothic architecture. They have
been highly praised for their "purity
of ,air and manliness of conception,
and appeal strongly to one'. sense of
dignity. Anthony Trollope said of
them : "I know no modern Gothic
purer of its kind or less aullied with
Rctitious ornamentation."
AB we take a last glance over the
c.apital city let us recall Duncan Camp-
bell Scott's description of Ottaipi be-
fore dawn :
"The �t4r are stare. of morn ; a keen wind
The birches on the slope ; the db.tant hills
Rine In the vacant north: the Chandi.rs DW
Thevelm with ltshushed roar; thsrfvertakes
An unquiet rest, and a bard ails sad slates
The morn with music: a "atoll at etaeine
farina
From the river • and the ata SAW end eb10a
Fair 1n the math. fair as • *rise tbstsstk r
The wonder of a dream. .ig"sisss bees
Pierce Where winnow s .wtee. a Is lemma tpearditig_waswEw-
Whlfe the east the starlet morning covers
TMtans how with a Itremulous light that
A pledge and presage of our deetlny.'
Now we must descend, for I fancy I
heard a school hell. You may wan-
der around a little while, but do not
eta too long, as examinations come
early this year. 1 shall not worry,
however, as I could not possibly leave
you in better care than that of Dr.
Strang.
Sincerely your friend.
M. L. MCAR'rHCR.
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Millinery Opening
MONDAY, MARCH 25th
The ladies are cordially invited to
attend Miss DoNOGH's formai opening,
which will begin Monday, March 25th, and
continue through the week. As there has
been an unusually available opportunity to
see and procure novelties and designs from
different American and Canadian markets,
the display will include many and various
unique, stylish' and practical models for
Easter and early ring wear, also a full
assortment of fine Milani, chips, untrimmed
shapes and children's wear.
MISS DONOcj t1
KINGSTON ST.
GODERICH
Through Trains to the West Via
Chicago and St. Paul.
Personally conducted Grand Trunk
special train will leave Toronto 10.30
p.m. Tuesday. April 2ud, fur (%amuse,
Edmonton and points in Manitoba,
Saskatchewan and Alberta, stopping,
at all pointe on Grand Trunk Pacific
west of Winnipeg. Pullman tourist
sleepers will be carried fully equipped
with bedding and porter in charge.
Berths may- be secured in these cars at
a low rate. This is an exceptional op-
portunity for those wishing to take
advantage of the remarkably low one-
way} settlers' rates or round trip home -
seekers' excursions, through the Amer-
ican cities. No change of cars.
Secure tickets, berth reservations,
etc., from F. F. Lawresoe,Grand Trunk
town agent, Goderich. Ont.
A Startling Announcement.
(lean Stanley was once visiting a
friend who gave one of the pages
strict orders ,bat in the morning he
was to go and knock at the .ban's
door, and when the Dean enquired
who was knocking, he was to say:
"The boy, my Lord," According to
directioas be knocked and lbs (lean
asked : "Wbo is there T' Embers,
reamed by ode 'Woe of the gteas mat,
the page! answered : "Tbe Lord, my
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FIRST
Monthmend Sale bays forSpring
Saturday, March -30th, Monday, April 1st
HERE IS A LIST OF GOOD THINGS prepared for our feast Spring Month-end Sal Th
coming for if you it wadollars thing, every one of them. Bargains worthe• They
are the real
- your to do extra duty. Of
. some the quantity is limited. Of others we have prepared enough to last out the two days' selling. Every
price stands for a quality that is perfectly reliable. When we quote a price below the standard the quality has not
been reduced in ani way. Take advantage of this Month-end Sale. There is not an article in this list but is
money -saving in the very best sense ot these words.
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Sateen Skirts 95c '
Black Steen Underskirts,
two styles, size 35 inches to
42 taches. extra quality.
bright finish sateen that
will be most satisfactory
when wearing time comes,
Eighteen of these Skirts to
.ell Saturday and 95e
Monday. at each only.
Children's Cots $1.98
Eleven child 's Coats
lett to fell. Mose of them
sizes for small children.
Rather than put these away '
and early them over to next
season we offer you your
choice of these eleven gar-
ments
Saturday and Mon-
day fur teach $1.98
h7C7
It would pay and pay well to
buy- one of these even if your
gseiral*Oqdo.es not wear it a day this
A Corset Clearance39c
Twenty-five pairs of odd
Corsets. Not more than
three .or four of any one
kind. A Anal clean-up of
udd litres to make ready for
regular Spring business.
Corsets that sold all the way -
from 51.00 to 51.75. Any
pair in tbe lot for
only..... 39c�7(9c
,
Towelling 6c
Two hundred yards im-
ported Crash Towelling, reef
border, gond weight, and
firm, strong weave. Special
for Saturday and Mon- 6cday, per yard. 6c
Brussels Rugs $13.85
One only good quality
/trowels Rug. new design,
°two- one green effect. This
Rug is a sample of a special
line a large manufacturer i8„
a at putties os the market
bu t to us for
in. Aires mutt 3 z 31 yds
Sat y- morning we put
it, on )Mle at $13.85
only. J
Seamless Axminster
Rugs $23.50
Three only seamless .Ax-
minster Rugs, heavy pile,
pleasin,g shades of green, •
size 3'14 yards. Another
special for Saturday buyers.
Choice o the .D23e50
three coal
$1.00 Navy Serge 79c
This surely is worth com-
ing for. Extra quality, all -
wool, indigo dye navy Serge
of the standard 51.00 quality
for 79c a yard. This is part
of a big purchase made in
England or we could not
sell it at the price. Just one
end and when it is gone we
" have no more. Saturday
and Monday per 79c
yard . s7
Navy or Black Serge
$1.18
Tris is another lot of the
English purchase. T h e
width of this Serge is ti4
inches. It is all pore worsted.
bard finish and is almost
undestruetable for it will
stand no end of hard wear.
Black or navy, just one end
of each. Saturday and Mon-
day special per Si e1 o p
yard
New Curtain Scrim121c
Just out of the eases, a big
shipment of Curtain Nets
and Scr,ae. Fine Curtain
Scrip, Is striped effects,
white or ecru shades, 36
inches wide. Saturday and
Monday at per yard e]
only.. ..• 1 i.
Bungalow Neta 25c
Another special out of the
big lot of imported Curtain
Materials, Handsome Bun-
galow Note in deafens snit -
able for ,any room. White
or ecru shades. Special
price Sabsrdas and Monday
to Introduce ,lye sew
s..tertais, pee yard
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A Great Big Waist Special
White Waists 98c
Three dozen new White Muslin Shirt l%'airts.
fresh frcrtn the factory. Fine gpality muslin trimmed
with handsome embroidery. Aetwil value cooaider-
ably more. Very special for Saturday sod /1p _
�louday, each only �'•(:
Tailored Sultb $9.85 •
A special lot of Tailored Suits for Saturday selling.
Garments with good style and made from materials of
quality. Black or colors. omit -tailored throughout and
• perfect -fitting, twelve or fifteen only to sell. Your choirs
of them criemeneiog Saturday ming en g
only morning at erg.�7eC7vi
Very Nobby Tweed Suits $15.00
spring Suits made from very nobby tweeds and fancy
mixtures, cut in tbe very newest style. well tailored and
lined throughout, garment§ that have style and et1SeW
'nod wearing dualities. Special at each oozy....
A Big Ribbon Clearance at Sc per yard
We have changed the locution of our Ribbon stock and
when reason we gthought should not icked out be hent RibbonThere Ursa $ibbo
ns
of many kinds and colors' We pot them all on one table
Saturday morning and offer you your choice at per
yard only 5c
These Ribbons are really extra value and well worth coming for.
Another Black Silk Special
Yard -Wide Black Silk 854:
• This is one of the beet Silk Specials we have offered for
y a day. A rich black Pailette Silk, soft flnieb, splen-
did dresses or separate waist.A will stand no tend of wear
and full 35 inches wide. You will agree with us that it is
really worth ceoeiderably more than this special pejo*. 85c
Saturday and Monday per yard -
White Cotton Drawers 25c
Fiftquality cotton, wide thfrill ofn tucking. made from tribal
Saturday and Monday R Special for rS�w„
Jabots and Collars IOc �fa�1l.
Fifty white embroidered Jabots and Collars, bait -down
or more distinct styles, regular values up to stir All clear-
ly
on
tu
at one price commencing Saturday morning loc
27 -inch Embroidery Flount;1ng 33c
Five patterns new Mmbroidery Flouncing. Fine quality
muslin with tasty designs well worked, firm rk.rortg edges.
full 27 inches wide --just tbe"thing for the Doming
yard °rly el ryry special valor Saturday morning per
y
The quantity of this is limited and when this lot is sold we
cannot repeat it this season.
Embroidery at 121c
Two hundred yards new hwiss Embroideries and Inser-
t -loos, Many of the Embroideries specially suitable for
frills for underskirts. Regular valises up to 90c. 1 r'�e
Saturday and Monday per yard
Trimming Lace and Fine Embroideries
Spacial, Lot, per Yard 25c
We have gathered together about three hundred
of fine Swims Embroideries and Inrertiont and cRiimrds
ming Laces and Insertions. These are mostly short i tb
We opened up a big shipment of new Laces and Embroid-
eries tad wish to clear these out to make room for them -
The regular prices run from 311c to 75c per yard. To maks
tate selling quick and sure we will pert theme on the alas
table Saturday morning and give you your
at per yard .. choice (sem, 5c
New English Cotton 10c
T'hr'ee hundred yards New English Cotton, 30 lOe
inches wide, fine, even thread, easy to sew, per. yard
Three Sample Quilts $1.00 Apiece
Three only white Quilts, good weeitgght, large also reeve
'tar $1.36. They are samples and we. slIS offer yon, your err)
three cboice of the e Saturday morning for (n,
Table Linen 39c
Fifty yards New Table Damask, deet design, firm weave
and heavy weight, halt bleached. An Extra tIpecial 39c
ter this Month end Sale per yard
Lace Curtains 89c
Fifty pairs Dew Unrtains, three yard, long,
and attractive designs, b ttonboled edges, white or
ecru. Saturday and Monday per pair
The " -Hem" Skirt Gauge
The11� t Skirt G means no more uneven skirts.
* a great boon to boa*
l• aced sin be adjusted to turn t hem I
of a
esasf]ptat any length from the noon, when the hem
is sae tuna! ate shirt wnl "bang right- all around. It
will save kg soot isawe garment and will last s lifer -time,
because ti's to about It to break or wear out
Very simper to wort , any child can understand It. 1f
You have even a sbnillssblrt to maks this Spring you=
swot afend to eco without It. Makers' regular ad
prise foe. One hundred to .ell Bslstday end Ron-
da► at oath ..
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25c -
neat
89c
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Six Black Silk Skirts at Half Price
We have mho Week Silk Skirts in stock, regular
[.rise tram OM to 51100. The qualities are swap -
1109011y Road bat they area little taper than moat
ears to weer at prevent. A HiMe *boredomwit rr.iiwdy that. To tier Seas out quietly we
odlow thaw six splendid Uadwridrta
natasiay morning at :meetly „a1f Price
The .sere
WA sees
sifts. ewes,
.ace iwara.
aags^Mss
Can You Wear a Coat
Size 40 ?
if you can you can getgreaa
utdxtyWa d bargain Lew' Sat.
just have five ladies' heay. vy
Neck Olotb Coate left of
this size, our small sisal
being all pld out. They are
Rood quality Wavers and
keraeys and every one this
season's garments. We 441
not want to carry them ver
and to make a clean sweep
we offer you any of the nv.-
taturday morn- c,
Inst at fir{
Ladies' Spring Coats
$3.00
Ladies' short Spring Jack -
eta in fawn, grey or Marl.
neat, natty perfect -fitting
garment*. Very specie:
prices for Saturday and
(�
Monday e x c h SS.((W
only
.75
A Veiling Clearance
at 1Sc
Special clean-up of the
veiling stock on Saturd.
two hundred yards colored
veiling., Neta and chiffon
effects, regular values up to
apo. Saturday morn-
big per yard 1 JL
Embroideries at 8c
Three hundred yards Swiss
Embroideries and Insertions.
assorted widths,owat did firm
etroee work on good water -
perard
iy edly special &
Short Floor Oilcloth hs
and Linoleum
Niftesn or twenty abort
of Linoleum and
mUt,able for mate,
trerr.ndcolors. Oa
peasageways,
,tale Saturday morning at
Very Low Prices
Dark Flannelette 10c
One hundred yards dark
grey Flannelette, neat nar-
row etripe and firm weave,
heavy weight, fast colon'.
Month - sod Special 10e
per yard lJq.
Hearth Rugs $2.45
Six only high-grade Ax-
minster Hearth Rergs, size
27 io. x 54 in.. thick heavy
Inde and very durable. pew
"s.t y$2.45
and Moeda each
$9.50 Raincoats $6.25
Pawn and Davy Raincoats.
guaranteed waterproof, fell
. gbh. very serviceable.
Four garments to sell Set-
urtilay and lion- etse r1)5
day at each .. ,
Black and White
Dress Goods at 69c
Five Rood designs in black
'and white Drees Goode.
'stripes and broken checks,
will make handsome end
serviceable •dresees, suits
and separate skirts, regular
up to $1.00 and 51.2. Five
patterns to sell commencing
Saturday morning stc
per yard ... .
Fancy Mack Trim-
mings Sc per yard
Two hundred 'mid. Mack
Trimming', fancy design,
one ineb 10 two Inches wide,
regular value up to 25c per
yard. (Mewing Astnrday
and Monday at per 5c
yard
2 -Yard Sheeting. 23c
Gond quality bisected
firm strong cloth
that ! 'take espial wear-
Aiepst�cie�suts. visawoeb
no 7���
onlyt ly 25c
Tweed Suitlags sac
Tiro catch only. new Spring Suit4n , ftgbt esi.h, stripsi. Windt& yard only
separate skirt*, nbiidcaei wear. or full- r
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indtt& Per yard only k7G11
A i►Wte Cotton down for $10O --Worth
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