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OODERICH. THURSDAY. JUNE 12. 1913
TRi MWtLL PtusTne. O0., lad.. PcstsOma'
•
SAYE, -because
Men are apt to say they oaanct save hecaess it takes all
• ;i• v earn to buy the necessaries of lite. Perhaps they fail to
,:,rterentiate between luxuries and necessaries.
He4d Office, King and Bay Streets, Toronto
Goderich Branch -ANDREW PORTER, Manager
A. G. NISBET
- THE REPRESENTATIVE FI H THE t 7,TY . F .t THE
New York Life Insurance Co.
Assets $720,000,000.
.IFFICE NEXT CANADIAN RANH OF COMMERCE, 6ODERiCU
'PHONES : Orytcz M; Hoods 180, P.O. Box 364
BOARDING.
Bu A R DI fie A000MMODATION
amt td it sad he • ladj d_ g5.tls
s.aa std that sae. Ger seer exam -- saes
.Mat Jelly stet. A pdv*I. Yee eastrWW hks
srro errald. andNes all assmenalaaiees is
MIA ea- r' P. lt.. t leave weds and
wider•• satTUESiGNALOFIrter. al
FOR SALE OR TO RENT
ipOR SALE AT A BARGAIN. -ONS
✓ et the bit traits. sew !taint Matte L
t;.ieext. cod beanies. Every amrssgeere-
ta y tees. 11O31AS Ot;1•DRT'.
vol SALE. -A IMJILDIMO LOT1` Neesate sweet. Appty to Y. J
FFiCES;TO RENT NEXT TO SIG-
) NAL Olga Hwted W bot water .ad
rear a e snarls e. tidy to J. P. /MOWN.
Jett
(j - OUSE FOR SALL-I WO -STORY
11 .. brier-teawod rsaidssse ea fit. Dav1d-e
Rnet : •ll modern nevealened ANT; w.
it. RointarrtiON.
IaJR SAID OR TO R6 liItf
1 roomed Med ea Drees emit wits b &
and theist. mete bet air horde. Addy to
u t1.UAM satrATRICY.O.deeish. 0611
,R ELL 'MATE FOR SAL1..
We hate for sale sheet MEM town 1Ks,
laior inglleg bums 110 0tl o eee& d0 threePeitst*Drow. gem sMLLORa14. 006e-
deb- Wt. 1648
dudes rod edid dwe
TIME SALE. -LAMS DOUBLE
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hat et int 1m1, Artier stress, Ord i . AmI�
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wet Melt, er k=It rime
to J. 8 H*WKMNS bit lett sesame n w_
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11 lass. sad of bet 1. L L w.. CeD=ae
tow u.bis. buys. Oa fro
tie • h.aaoan� tame
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Tli\Dlk WILL BE R$O*IVED
the vamrtrlsss d the ��eaamrertdeber attires. the
Iker
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the mesa
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ward and se Ur beim W. BMRTK, Ooh►
rick. TUlO. RiltO. Wesditem. Cz0eatres.
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DOMINION DAY
TO BE LOYALLY CELEBRATED IN
tiODERtCH.
Preparations on Foot for an All -day
Demonstration - Parades, Music.
Athletic Sports. Speeding Events,
Baseball. Lacrosse, etc., etc. -Make
Your Plana to Spend July 1st in
Godericn.
WANTED
>jtitARM WANTED. -100. OR 510.
i1 sere tarn for Lac -inhume sed family ).'t
arrived. Pome.don tictabar lith. P. V.-81
MI. Montreal
WANTED TO BUY. -A COPY OF
W "tlbsterkel Atlas et Huron Cutlet, .-
a L HICK. Central Drys Stem 0.dericb-
PAM/ HELP AND 'DOMESTIC
Bin VANTB-P..oes reentirlas toren bele
*..Ywse at sees to WILLIAM ]woQUIL-
lAN. DmiYw Govwame.t Ldelordn.t
A�a.ewett,, SL Helens. Out. Gress lett wets H. D.
wDODd, et R..u.. Oat. will receive prompt
au slim. 1641
WANTED TO RENT, IMMRDI-
ATELT. eight or tee -roused beam with
stable. Is Goderfne. Aodree. Orbs. full oer-
tlmlaes, BOX 10 SIGNAL OFFICL
WANTED - TYPEWRITER T•J
teat Ued.rwad petered. Aeon at
THE SIGNAL uPT ICL
SITUATIONS VACANT.
WANTED. -A GOOD GENERAL
servant. 3188..1. F. ANDRZWB
WANTED. TWO WOMEN OR
Eine ier Meilen sad laundry week ; abie
dietag •ser est ler MHsaeetays pt
Ayy
top. r. AYiiNL
W ANTBD.-A MAN OF GOOD AD-
MIX:BB aid ability to nota our red.
es ettispeniegve/a*r• tie ess.ty et Haien. A nilended.
Ian wren MUNI Wdint ILILLIXOTON. N ar.sry-
taes, tereste, Oat. stat
tl1 ANTED. -UPSTAIRS GIRL.
Geed wines : es wailans. Addy bei
YRS. R. KING at thefts Hess
At a tweeting held in the town
council chamber on Wednesday even-
ing. Mayor Reid presiding. prepara-
tions for an old-time Dominion lav
celebration in Goderich were set on
foot.
Among the features suggested fur
the day's program were baseball and
lurase watches, an .1 U 10100 bit,
parade, calitbumpian and trades
ptocessinn, parade and drill of G. C. I.
cadets and Boy Scouts, childrer's
games and adult athletic contests,
horse speeding event., tug -of - war,,
Highland dancing. etc.
A new attraction which it is hoped
a ill be can the program i• a p*Uimic
demonstration of school children, with
national ^hot uses appropriate to the
oecaeion.
Tbe 3ird Regiment hand is to be
sofu, fur the day. .
There will be prizes for decorated
ticyclea.
W. E Kelly offers a handsome prize
fur the bat decorated Ford car. and
the committee will offer additional
prizes for decorated autos of any
make.
Tbe usual program of children's
games will be carried out un the
Square in the mornitia. after the
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
calithumpian and trades proosesioe. I THE TQWN
The attaeeoan pro,' air will tra put os
51y4, the Alrricultatal Park. le the
seeming there will he • head concert.
TM tuwua.uneil iv giciug a genet - CANNING FACTORY BYLAW TO DE
ossgrant towards tbeeil.en.es to the
SUBMITTED.
COUNCIL.I
day.
The speediog ramie will ineltide a
gentleman s road race and an eveut fur
norms that have wirer won public
money.
It that the townships will
send in several good tug-of-war teams
to compete for tis pewee.
Mayor Reid was appointed presdest
of the o riebrsliom ecmmit.tee, aced
Vm. Lane secretary -treasurer. Chair-
men were appointed for the several
committees required to carry out the
details of the p
Plan to speed Jnl 1st in Goderieh.
Fuller particulars at arrangemente
for the day will be published next
week.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
1 s ms 1. ATTER 0► Oen . u. L PTU tu.v. or rug
Tows .w- I:oaas
ou. is Hcoos Cot'sTT.
nenrroroax .'saki iat. oft eregNaee AS
:+nano k Cowrast. Gcs•LL Gaocsaa.
IX«ritttNT.x
Nation .- herrb st. en that the aid • •sw-.M
L ttt.r'dy ha. mad.- an .uvit*toent ender the
Ari enact and Preference,. Act- to &dash
VII.. t-hapler •L of all hi. a 421e. rrodlba and
elect^ to Mart McLeod Tew of the city of
liawi to, . in the meaty of Went worth. ac-
onsonani. for the general benefit of hie
creditor.
A seeeti.g will be field or the awagnee.a
afoe.. Clyde Moak. in the eft) of Hamilton. on
T1ar.day. the 111Lh day of June. at 3 &alai
pp�a. to rerdeeiadatement cif .tear. a rat
1i list .ea. sad far 11.r erelenc.I of for to of
the estate 11T.
Tee aeiiivs are hereby re.ose.ted to ale
their realms with tie.aeagerm deb pentad by
aadarit, suer before the hied weft meeting.
IllteeeitbAnd bdday dfurther t aarjgse, m that after will
spree eedstis lbeib
tate tbe pante. entitled td4irritate
atge
reg.ed only to the A aiun d which nature 11.11
[late born Bites
lt. McLEJOD FEW,
Anigeee. Hamilton. Ont
Dated at R einillen this 11th day of Jane, 1113
FOR SALE.
XOffirti GALE. -A FRESH CALVED
Herbs= tow. N. rears erre. Apply to
N Mem. lot S osnoeeiea 2. Colborne
Walden! P. 0.1
PUBLIC NOTICE.
NOTICE. -ALL ACCOUNTS OWING
to Melees head r. it T. W. Dav% mast
be settled ee err Were Jame Mb wart, t they
will be 1e beads Ise 004*0010.. it is re-
tletall mustimailide oesseatrOegale.t
Ma bend in. F. t T.11. DAVIS.
POR SEKViCE.-Y0%.('NG YORK -
E' ,brae Hear. regdsmred. with pectines se=er
he= • meted Mrd Afro tbe reatbmiMms Hao
WANTED .- A PRgOPESSIONAL Mil resoles. S. It. riadIATli, 1M Wed.
to as=hasher teed. S. s ee Se01 *0 r Nsft. w+ded. DutiesSelary PersL Gsisrlab 1 ea.ealiip
hist semehr to aesesseee said qqNOTICE OF COURT OF REVISION
Mem MeA to RICHARD JOH2e1tVM1
Haf.klag- P. 0. fat TOWN OF GODERICB.
WANTED AT THE ALEXANDRA,
Wades and owed
(air, a lady enpsmwMiwtR.esYf6�idgh.
awes. NOM M m
seat.nieslegy�sdt�lwg�Wt
DENTOF Wrest
APAW
reek. test.
Rig
Information Wanted S
tin building and engineering
work going on in Ooderich. No
experience oeoeseary. Prefer
someone in touch with !wending
work. We pay commission on
all information secured.
R. L AUSTIN,
121 Sinews St,
Toronto. Ont,
PBIVATE BALL
HOURIEHOLD GOODS
Residence nt Nelson. drown,
Refrigerator, Chiffonier. Be-
aemisd Nr and Syringe. Coal
Ilsenbeildrpc (oat and ppI1wh1,
,r.mdab Char+.
Lass MOW. Lame Shears,
IAwm Hems. Step- leader. and
ether t Baden Terms cash.
Morelegle sal evenings for tree
week
i
WANTED
tinr r
Take.seisethis gascourt of Revision of the
Tena etdederiaWei bed 11afleet adniog is the
Osmw51 OkgeMr. therm d Godericb. for t be
wirdof160#10s1Am1sagatesthe a.,.
d 11. Ma ik; the year 1913. ora
ra
aft d1y 0Jaes.1113. ■t 8 oclock In
Ms eremeneet. A. parties kaOmwted are re-
eas•1d mawmai L L KNOX. Town Clerk.
6ai•bi. Jape 11th. URI - ya
glog-Tasyes islPPEswRRSON WHO
ilmem-
oth Ya51i..+ I i.vegr MMito aie lib et:gib reaseet d ti• *stare it
at saes. tables !seal sten w01 be taken
a ,sever rt. H- 8 HHML.MIA Ooderleb.
AUCTION SALES.
LEARING AU(. TION SALE
F('g[sI
or
ROL'BEHOIA FUENITURE AND FURNIBIE Ona P. saYlt wil well by nide aete-
des at rew
.osldes, Zoe street. Ooderleb.
w TULODAY.JUN8 1:rat
rwefw sf,1 >• edema dere : Peeler tar
Sem
Is�sas=s ossa dtwM
a Oeay
pew. iii aside add elm and dada, asssase,
aides, ala Dhet e+ettireltsrs, p-
ing 15.vr essrsmigrlsa .1s
•esetsbatmestawssa
Is Mee LL . Ir
ame a
sietemil'miteres. use%
I.
will be odd. as Yea
andmowers.' anaarae.
eemodes ne
ri
=rue libelessee. s wen -bent eom-
w.1 IMM weer. tow. water
000 ant altar
reseemeaem. et11 be
�t 41 beefs. ebeabl b aam s midi
1Le=s eat TEM GUEDICT.
AsM-raw.
TO BOOST GODERICH.
W. G. Costa Wants is See the Tows
Move Ahead.
Considerable interim was taken in a
meeting of citizens bead at the town
ball on Tuesday evening at the in-
stance of w. G. Comite, a former
Goderich boy. now d Big Stooe Gap,
Virginia, who wished to lay a tows
development abeam before the people
ofGoderich. The meeting was fairly
well attended and C. A. Nairn was
voted to the chair. Mr. Coutts ex-
plained why the seating had been
called and told of the benefits Gode-
rich might reap frame big "boosting"
scheme.
Further remarks were contributed
by F. Davie, K. R. Wigle, Dr. Caesar,
Ales. Saunders and others.
Dr. Caesar advocated a general
ckaoing-up niovesseot-It each in-
dividual citizen would make his own
place tidy and attractive, (jodericb, be
declared, could be made much more
beautiful than it is.
Fred Davis spoke of the attempt of
Montreal street residents ° to improve
their street, and its sad ending.
E. R. Wigle gave voice to the meet-
ing's
eet-
ings appreciation of Mr. Coutts'
efforts, and at his ssggestioo a com-
mittee was appointed to carry the
maUer further.
The iocident to which Mr. Davie re-
ferred bas been the cause of much
heartburning to the residents of the
scutb side of Montreal street- They
thought to improve the appearance
of 'the street by puffin: « cement
curbing between the road •aid 'b
laautes-ad, ai.d after amlrrring with
the town mit hori.ire they went ..h.ad
and engaged rontrnters to put iu the
curbing. tate rtsideste undertaking to
meet the entire expense. After some
portion of the work had',ern done one
of the town officers tame «lingg and
ordered it x.11 torn up, the !4070r
having given instructions to thisef>
for the reason that the curbing was
not ppuut in at a sufficient depth. The
residsnte are. naturally, very much
provoked. and it seems that a laudable
effort has been rudely thwarted. Even
if the curbing were not coastrncted in
the hest possible manner, it was better
than note at all, and it might very
well have been allowed to remain un-
til the town should be prepahed to put
in something better.
v, P TF,s WAWANOSH
FIRE INSURANCEOO.
One et the Mgt le the Phew -
lace. Plead mss of ase semmat
Live 81M& ismawed at Its tell
veins whether en the hem er
sot. Nio tee.Ms to maks sijort-
asset&
B. iricILWAN,
Nib.Apert lee OoNar.a.
The Willis Inquest
The adjourned inquest into the
death of Edward L Willis. the young
school teacher wbo rues death at Pros-
perity an Monday of last week, was
concluded at Dungannon teat Satur-
day. The jury found that the youog
man came to his death by throwing
himself into a well during a tempor-
ary mental aberration.
Summer Resorts Open.
Hotel Sunset opened for the season
on Monday and a number of guests
are registered. Mies Lewin. late of
Brantford, an experienced and cap-
able lady, is in charge as ovetseer.
Solvers' of the cottages at Menese-
tung Park are already occupied.
The wagon at Point Farm opens on
Friday of this week with the big gal h-
ewing
f the Huron County Rifle
League
MISS GRIFFITHS RESIGNS.
armed the cam house. At the see -
aloe of the meaty nausea lam week
the sues et ONO was voted for this
purpose. The Mayor oonsidered the
Reeve. deserved the hearty thanes of
the cowed. .ad the members readily
agreed by teederiog them a cordial
vote of thanks.
Coaaeillor Moser reads a complaint
5.
Money May Be Secured from Primes I that .517 teens sere being y
Sources for Some of the New Bide -1 da5.+R1"d by 1M Hydro "Petrie work.
Bel TaN � 5.w wise were pr Use e way for
the stnagiag of for wires. The parks
Industria •satire• semi the chairman of the
peblae works eoormittee were M-
. assorted to look into the metier at
wales -Agreement with
phone Co. - Another
Proposition.
At the meeting of the t.uwn epuneil
on Friday evening some progresa?'wae
ma.1e in the canning factory project.
The special committee reported that
en option had been obtained on lots
n umbers 772. 773. 774, 711i, 71a& and 7L3
for *1.500. Tbe option is good until
July 15.11 next. It was recumiuerded
that a bylaw be submitted to the rate-
payers author;zing the purcbaae of
these lou and the aiding of D. F. Ham -
line in his canning factory enterprise
by leasing the !arts to him for a term of
ninety-nine years. The oowmauee
added to its resolution • clause stipu-
lating that Mr. Hamlink be given a
fined assessment of $2.3(IJon the plant,
whi-h is to c insist of two building.,
40:150 feet and 35x1011 feet in dimen-
B ro.,s. The report of the committee
was adopted by the coincil and * by-
te* will be prepared for presentation
to the ratepayers in the near future.
16 a letter to Mayor Reid the secre-
tary of the public school board asked
that the town engineer be requested
to give levels from the bottom of the
boiler room in Victoria scool to the
sewer on Britannia road. The rrgneat
we., granted.
The Mayor presented a" pi :Total
mode by Toe. Baetbler whereby the
rai.ing of the money for the construc-
tion of a concrete sidewalk on the
south side of Park street, from Vic-
toria to Cambria road. would be aim•
piffled. Mr. Buehler agrees to buy
the necessary debentures from the
wt:oicipality at par and to supply the
money required to construct the walk.
lh. (taerar. the Mayor stated, had
Capable BepsrisMeedeat of Alexandra
Hospital Since It Opened.
Mier Griffiths, who has been superin-
tewdeet of Alexandra hospital dace
its loception seven years ago, has te m -
dared her resignation. it will take
sewn on Monday. July a ti. The hos-
pital.bosrd it advert ng for a suc-
cessor.
Excursion to Guelph.
Remember the Farmers' Institute
excursion to Guelph es Saturday of
this week. s•u train by C. P. IL
leaves at T $.m Pan from (hide -
ebb gl.M fee round trip.
OOOERICH MARKET$.
Once.
Councillor Vaoatter, who ia ehair-
mar of the fire cosamittee, asked that
e new injector sod a new euetiun hose
be purchased for the firm engine. He
was empowered to aecure for articles..
Another matter which he brought
torwaed was the purchase of a mew
Gee alarm system from the Northern
hheetrie Mannlactur ng Co. of Toron-
to. For the sum of 11l,455.8) the com-
pany agreed ro install tbe system at
the tire hall and to provide four hoses
to be pieced in various parts of the
town. the town to do the wiring. As
t.be firm was willing to wait until Feb-
ruary of next year for the price ..f tbe
rip ...emus. Councillor Vanetteer moved
Una. t be system to installed and his
tootioo was seconded by Deputy Reeve
Clark. All of the other ouncillors
spoke against incurring additional ex-
pectm at the preeee& time. Coun-
cillor I.aithwaits seemed to be thor-
oughly satiated with the present sys-
tem. He believed that the gong on
the court house Block could not be im-
. ro..t-d upon. Mr on one occasion he
heard it "boom" when be
was
thirteen wiles away from Goderich.
An atnrndmest u. send the matter
hack to the committee was moved by
1'iuncillors Laithwaite and Young
and was carried, with Councillor Van -
atter and Deputy Reeve Clark voting
nay.
('uuncillor Moser is the new
pion of the nmosemaot to number t
houses in Goderich. He also &deo-.
cote- that a number of the streets
which have lost their "tags' be're-
letter ed. His suggestions were {sent
madea similar proposal for the laying to the special committee to be re -
of • sidewalk on the north Bide of Nel- porgy se -
son street between North and Victoria A lerge English estaidi.hment tor
streets. Both schemes were sent to the manufacture of automobiles Pro -
the public works committee to be re- poses to loran- a factory in Eastern
ported on. Canada and its representative. M.
A petition was presented by owners Hamilton Oakley. asked for the as -
of property on Montreal sweet for serener that several privileges would
permissusn to construct a concrete be granted the firm 11 tt should decide
curb along the boulevard on tilt. e.tuth to build in Goder4eh. Exemption
side of the street.. Councilor Graham from general to en, sewer' Connec-
apoke on the matter and said that the tion, water a1 cost and •n electric
contractor had refused tolay the coo- switch were the privileges asked.
trete to the depth of two feet -or The clerk wan instructed to assure Mr.
eighteen inches below the surface -aa Oakley bykttet that the advantages
the council had ordered it to be done. ' mentioned would be available.
The reason for the refusal wee a pre- The questioo of erecting a hat'hing
atrangemeut as to price with the real- house oo the beach just helm, Hotel
dent owners who were to he benefitted Sunset was referred to bv Omemeillcr
by the laying of the curb. As the rate- Vanatter, who thought that. if pos-
payers wete prepared to bear all the Bible. sowetbing,.houl I be done. He
expense in connection with the work moved that the question be again con -
Councillor Oraham thought eighteen sidered in the council. He ;notion
inches below the surface was deeper was seconded M Councillor Moser and
than was really neeeeeary and sug- the public works committee wee in-
gested that the council should not be strutted to report on the question at
tiro strict The Mayor, however, in- the special meeting of the couocil 00
listed that the curbing be made a per- Wednesday night
tuaneut structure and this could be, Tbe Rice --Knight bylaw received ita
done only by laying the concrete to a third and final reading and was
depth of eighteen inches below the sur- signed by the M • Foe.
face. As considerable curbing work is The touncil then adjourned until
like) to be done i0 town the council Wednesday night.
decided, on a motion of Reeve Mun- --
nings, seconded by Councillor Leith- . The adjourned meeting of the town
wane, to have a bylaw prepared cover- council was convened on Wednesday
ing tbe construction of curbing. night, but as the sedicitor was not able
The discussion on this question 'to present the Hamlink bylaw for c,u-
brougbt the council to the considers- sideration the meeting was ruttier ad -
tion of another problem, -that of journed until Wedoesday eveniog of
fences being constructed on the sneer• next week. At that time it is ex -
for the protection of boulevards. petted that, in add'tinn to the bylaw
This is done. it seems, in order to pre- providing for the lease of property to
vent the driver. of delivery wagons D. F. Hamliok for a canning factory
from destroying the green swards. mite. soother bylaw -to grant a fixed
The Mayor thought that an example
should he made of some of the offend-
ers in this respect.
in another letter the secretary of
the public 'school board announced
that the estimates for school purposes
for the ensuing year. including school SUMMER SPORTS.
debentures and interest, amounted to
gl$500. The Inter was sent to the; Town Baseball 1-•nese
finance committee.
A letter from J. L. Richmond, of i At • meeting held at the town ball
tondos, intimated that the Bell Tele- I on Friday evening a Town Baseball
phone Co. had agreed to accept the
original terms to have the telephone
poles removed from the Square and
the wires plaoed underground. on con-
dition that the Company receive an
exclusive franchise for one year, the
council to give • bons of $1,0011 as
surety. The agreement provides tbat
the work of removiog the poles must
be completed by August 1st. Tbe
Mayor and Town Clerk Knox were
ordered to proceed and execute the
agreernent.
A letter was received from the Min-
ister of Agriculture 000tainisg the in-
forsstion that the Minister approved
of bylaw Ne. 9 respecting the pro-.
duction and sate of milk is Goderich
Reeve Mannings brought rip tie
eleetrte railway switeh propositioo.
As the council had rot paid any close
attention to the whir so far. the lowieg atoms : ista p redid est. Dr.
Reeve emg)glstad that 1 spatial mew Ogle • bog. I]t W11Us
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THE SESSION ENDS.
TWENTY-THREE MILLION DOL-
LARS VOTED IN FINAL HUSH.
Total Votes Amount to Quarter of a
Billion -Government Wall Renew
Naval Contribution Proposal When
Senate Majority Is Conservative -
CM Liberals Oppose C. N. R. Subs+desrtl .
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Ottawa, June 7. -The session 01
Fatltaweot closed with the Liberals
demanding an appeal to the elector*
before the country is plunged into the
expeoatture of witlions in a policy that
doer not repreaent the aspirations of
the 1'anadian people.
In a last grand rush the House put
through supolewrntery esUtoates of
twenty-three million dollars. making le
total of 11-2:ml,(IU,00u voted during the
sessiou. tion. George P. Graham
verveµ notice on the tiuvertwent that
in future sessions there must not be
such a riot of Inst -minute raids on the
ues.ury, otherwise supply could be
voted only by the weapon of closure.
Premier Bolden made formal an-
nouncement of the Government s in-
tentioa at a later date to do "what
A partisan majority in the Senate pre-
vented us from doing" --in other words,
the Governmeot will wait until the
Senate bas a Conservative majority
and will then renew its bevel contribu-
tion proposals.
Sir Willi id Laurier, replying to air.
Borden, said that according to the
Government's view the Seuate yam all
right.isolong as it registered :be
uptoion of th- Cunservauve majority
in the Commons ; but as noon as it
began to. exercise iia own tttdgmect
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amesment to the Goderieh Organ
Oompao -will be considered. The
proposal to construct an electric
switching system connecting with the
different factories 81 Godetich also will
be discussed.
Et 4"
League was organized. The following
officers were elected : President, H.
T. Edwards : vioe-peeideot. Victor
Dean ; secretary, John Wiggins :
treasurer. Obas. Black. These officers.
with the managers of the respective
teams in the League, are to tors the
executive eownmittee. The teethe mod
their managers are : Keesimglsm
Furniture Factory. Chas. Keele•
Blocks. V. Dean ; Iroquois. B. Tows -
send : Western Canada Floor Willes
John Wiggins. A number of rales
were adopted to govern the Gagne
during the season, and F. J. Bedsmd.
A. Higginsos, W. Chapman. L L
Doherty sed Bart Pott were eboeso
es official umpire
Slaw
The (iadwrid Imam deb has been
organised for the sums with the fol -
gutters whole coo be •edit
sad the matter gone into thorouglip.
He laid estimates provided by the ae-
=on the table. it was ast108$04
the e Mei expendiwee required
wozsoideshes
Waite reported that
the puddle works committee bad
s►wsd Vietes4a Park by We4eg
the lames at -illi ant end ami
bad made ether impwremgste to the
gfe.51ia Be aim m .tismsd that the
street head Ms.smpisteOM 1 Waterloo
At this j.mstmre Royer Raid in-
terlard
m-
tor a d the es.msY el the seems
whish had assempmmisi the 'Norte d
Nseve Manahrips mai Dw.ty Reeve
Mit be mime seelamee
tem tbe minky atm dl h the west
of instants* Hyifreestrir MMtii
deform. Sir Wilfrid
the' Government
undertook the reform of the Senate,
any plan which promised to increase
the usefulness of Parliament would
have Liberal support.
The eon•titutiooal way out of the
difficulty in which the Government
found itself' in connection with its
o«vat policy was the way pointed out
by the Senate -an appeal to the
electors of the country.
"At Toronto." Sir Wilfrid continued,
"the Prime Minister talked of an
e ocv. Does he pretend this now ?
I,V the people of Canada have
been satisfied to send three empty
ships to Britain if there had been an
emergency % If there had been danger
thousands of young men would have
come from the farm, the shop, the
factory. to take their places on the
fighting line. The Prime Minister
called we a separatist at Tomato. I
am used to meat Bat I know the
people of Canada as well as be, per-
haps better than he. I know that
when an emergency comes, then, as in
1899. when Britain was menaced in
South Africa, there will rise not empty
ships and mere gists of money, but
men,"
Hon. Mr. White trade a violent
attack upon the Servat^ as an irre-
sponsible body, and declared that Sir
George Roes bad belied his reputation
as an Imperialist.
Mr. E. M. Macdonald (Picton) got
beck at the Minister of /Nuance by
reminding him that he bed declared
in 1911 that be was in accord with the
Liberals on everything except reciproc-
ity. That meant that be approved the
Laurier naval policy. He, too, had
sold hie 4c .evictions for office. If the
Toronto brand of jingo imperialism
wits to prevail, declared Mr. Mac-
donald, then heaven help Canada, and
heaven help lmpe'ialism,
The Highways Aid Bill
The highways aid bill wee killed by -
the majority in the Commoos, who re-
fused to accept the Senate amend-
ment providing that the money voted
for the purpose should be apportioned
among the Provinces in proportion to
population. TbeOovernmentevidently
wanted to use the money in any_ way it
should see fit, and tee Liberals charged
that this meant the-rsation of a huge
corruption fund, which would he usetb
to sway doubtful constitueocies. Mr.
Graham stated that Government paigners had used mach tactics against
him in the South Renfrew bye -elec-
tion.
C. N. R. Subsidies.
Before the bill grantiog subsidies of
over $15,000,0011 to the Canadian
Northern Railway was put through,
the Liberals voted a rriee of thread -
menu with the purpose of protecting
the public int el at. Them aaseodmeota
were all voted down, W. F. Meehan.
votieg with the Liberals and all the
Nationalists voting with the Govern -
meet.
Vast Elzgwditares-
In the last year of Liberal rule the
total expeodtturee wets 1111.851.110.
mad Mr. Borden laid they were a/ -
together groat. The estimates
of dos prssset Goverment for the
•.event year total over 11110.900.0 99.
mad other seen voted leimg the
emmeat up to over
this without rousting the
MIA the Government plasma
esmeribute
s- --
eelsesib.te for naval pmrpemmm,
DOMINION DAV.
g A mateanMms on
ter Dominion
ba - rioiohesdea is S4..ish wSI
he bald st the tows bail ea
Memia7 evening mast, at fl
ease*. sveryooe leteresind i
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