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TBOamDAY Masten 19, 1914 $
Goderich Deputation Waits on the Government
Hon. Robert Rogers Entirely in Sympathy
and Favorable to Needs of the Port
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It the tone of the relely of H
Hobert Rogers to the Gu ,rich
potation, which waited upon him
motive last Thursday, may be L
ek
as are fodic•.tlon et goveo nntent poll
towards Goderich poi t, then the w
of making it. a sale harbor of ref
will be proceede•11 with, not only at
early date, but with vigor.
The deputation which lest Hon. M
Rogers and his colleague, Hon. J
Hazen, was a most influential one.
represented not only l:odericb, but
Huron county, together with reore-
eebtativer from London and Guelph.
who were able to show that It was a
western Ontario situation affecting
millers and farmers all over this end
of the pwvince.
Thole Thowho comps Med the delegation
rlcCall's
Patterns
". tiooal and cot • local question. Tota
de- ivalwovsment of liodericb harbor bad
in been diseased since the reign orf Will-
er,law 1 V. Gold stripe had been lost in
icy its immediate vicinity last fall. and
ore thewere inatanr.s where vessels
nae bad hese tomiwlled to stand away -
ea nom it or to seek shelter on the wee -
ern where.
r "The Iovernnlebt hes Roue far
1). enough if it will only carry out the
It Maim that are now tiled in th. depart.
all meat. said Mi. tiantsrot-
"But dont do this work piet•emeal,
or it will be years before the harbor
is made sale.
Mr ('•melon emphasized the im-
portance of tioderi.h in the Canadian
grain trade handling, as it handled 12
million ',mallets Irani the west. The ex-
were Mr. C. A. Heid, mayor of Godrich; Dr. W. F. Cloak. deputy reeve
Goderich; (:nun. .1. C. Laithwsite,
Goderich; \Ir. \1. O. Cameron, K.(
president of Uoderich heard of Trs
Mr. 1), Caotelun, of Clintm'. warden
Huron tinhi ty: Dr. 1%. J. It. Hots
county treasurer of Huron; Mr. W
(vans. e y clerk of Huron:
Robert Mclean, r of Goderich, e
warden of Huron; Nit-. J. M. Govenk)c
reeve of McKillop; Mr. R, J. Mega
of (untrue!), mal,ager M the West*
( anaelO Flour tiiIIs!'u,; Mr.John Hun
of London, president of the Gudrri.
Elevator and '1'tausit Co.; alt•, W.
Horton. of Goderi••h. viee••presiden
Anel manager of the leoderieh Elevnt
and '1•nln.tt Co.: '1ewrn. \N ut. ('ant
hell. W. 11'. Rolwrt.+uu end A.
liradwhu, of Oielerich: air. (..
Thorpe, president of 1tuelph board
Ti tale: Gd, .'t. 11. :MacDonald and Al
Hannigan, of (.40.1(i►. The dele•gat
travelled in their qwu pet Vale car trnw
Ii(det ich tb Ottawa and were
harge of Ur. Joseph Kidd, the grni�I
and poputer town ticket agent at Hale•
rich lin' the C.P.R. At Ott•we the
delegates ,Vere inti ,dt(red to Ikon
Robert ting-•rs :old Hon. J. D.. Hazen
by Mr. E. N. l ewI \L P. fur Went
Huron.
e. penditure on dredging wire aged shout
yl 3el,t1140 a year which nes u
a aI to the
of interest on • capital expenditure of a
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POKr 8Ht'NNED
It would take much ie... than this to
tlniah the w work anal di edging
would then cease to 1w niece sofa•. T,n
day thou geners1 picker's. freight husi-
twos was handicapped bee/wee m•ryn-
era shunned the tort. 31r. ('auleron
rn 1 conclude.) by reading a uloafori•1
t. 1 front five lake rapt„ins setting forth
•h the d angers• et present existing.
i Mr. K. 1 M -gale, w.n.ger of aha
%%u.tern Canada Flour MillsCnmpany,
or said the unpn,tant thing was
it the ritenaion of the ►uuth.weet
E breakwater for about Oita fret,
J. leaving entrance 4:10 feet wide. Tbie
waft needed at ogee, though aftrr-
d. %waads there would beer to Iw prusis-
et iuu agaitat ties dep.wit d 'purulent
by the river. For Lite harbor- titre
in should he an adequate approach, am
tial vessel. would not he ut.liged to
check down in .. eraway-, e• at pres-
ent. He thanked the minister tot 111*.
a ane for HIR attention to hertalr mat-
ters, particularly the lighthouse, but
suggested th:, a 1a; made twenty fret
loaner, au/ .,.+hies complained , that
they could not. tee. it in dsy.itue. He
alw suggesteal a power liferettt end •t
h w ireirs. ntau..u. .
r. Hon. Mr. 11..E n wa.l that with lite
h eumplrt.uu tit 1 n, wureSeee• system n•.w
planned every (a.a( eq./sipped wuuW la+
Able to keep lis l.•uel. ,rilli for rust.
Ur. John 1. A. Mint. , , I.•.udon,
crease se pi 1•..14. lit. . 1 lir e,a.dericb
Elevator eud T an>:: Cuoui•.uy. He
emphasized the mum.. Lana a ..1 the ear.
valor to the mil., -r.. .uld 1 .1 were of
wretetn Ontario men. -tale%.
"this elevator handled six. and a
half
11u11Indi ou.hrl. ut if r Aua last year."
hr said. -Anil titan: lees Ont. A+ geuer-
.11y eut.p.ae.l. ►ver rxl.:al but eyrry
iaouud in it are wIJ to Local milker,
And fanners Ip 'western Ole Lorin.
1'flere n5. cont.- an iwposlan, rhange
•,.ter wo1.-111 laerlarlu in tin. loot 181
• )rots *iib Irgaru to the I.e.Ipt ut
.d4ul1uter grow fur Iarwrrn. In tllee•
polt It wee no unt•.rulwen thing to .re
tarwrr.' wag,.,. 'Med hip lle-lute entail
elevators drllyr11114 their gratin. To
-ray throe elevator. have b.-. utue tbs-
.ti utors Ivo the grain nt 11,. meta.
tole i. uu •hula In the cruet q arvliun.
but one that egesta the millers and
DERIVE BENEFITS
The ears w.►• a!dy presented. H.
ministers complimented the siwnke
on the clear and t•toncier w.V in whir
the facts had been, Laid down :and OI
proposals uie.le
The tp raker v who presented t he pro-
posals were Mayor 1'. A. Iteid, Messe
M. G. Canleren, 11..t. Megan-. Willian.
J'awplit Il :11111 Joseph Kidd, of (i, d.
rich; \►'arden l'antelon and ex\\'ar
den lel.v &n. o1 Huron county; Presi-
dent (irnrge Thorpe. of the Guelpl:
Hoard of 'Cr ole, and Aldcnu.tn 11 •
plan, representing that municipality :
Colonel A. 11. Mat 01 the
Mr. Guelph and lioderich railway, and
John Hunt. oe 1A.ndun. Among ib
members trout webte•re 1Int41 m pre.
rot were. :Major Heattie, Nles-i•. F:. N
1 ewis, J. J. Mettler, James Howryean
Dr. M. Steri.. (ienrge Elliott, Hug:)
Guthrie, 11. 11.'ilt>tphy. H. ,1. 13.11 and
W. U. \Veirhel.
PLANS .t 1.1. 11I(:HT
it was pointed outli, the two minis
term dolt the plan• which have Feel,
tiled with th.' department for' improve
tuent of this hart -or are all that can lw
deluged. %%lint is romplainedof, how
ever, is the t:acW that heretofore the
progress of the work has 1•een in piece
meal fashion and that at the rate or.
progress a hick ht/A pr, tailed it will lo.
runny yeare before the work would le
completed. What for delegation 0.1
ed was that the 1111,101 tak ing .hotdd 1
gone at with a will and finished up at
once.
til GGENTIONv MADE;
In this salve ronneetion suggestions
were thrown out of other ways i1•
which Goderich might he made a bet-
ter harbor. A modern life-saving eta
tion was-:•ggeetrd. e,iufppcd with •
power Irfrb ort. and the minister of
marine appeared 10 'few this quite
synipathet really.
It wall ale).uggeetetl that tbe• new
Iigbtbonse l e ntnadr _til feet bigthr•r than
has been pinned. and this, too. ler
noted by Mr. Hazen.
Hon. Robert Roger. and Hoo. M.
Hasen loth gave the promise the
they would use their full influence t
have the proposal with respect to gen
veal harbor iw►prOveuteets utadeetake
at once. They had been hefty ie
ogresserl, the • e+1e4, and it was els
a questhnrof iecttring the geimadgth.
want of the cabinet to undertake tb
work at once. They mowed the deco
gotion that no effort on their par
would he lacking to see the propow•I
Approved.
\I.tYOR MPEAK1
Mayor Reid, of Goderich, whn wa
the first speaker, said that what w.'
urged was the aaompletloo, with al
speed of all breakwaters. This we
needed not only for the safety of sm.
Iters, but for the eo nuerelal Wares
es wall. He read a letter Troia th
Great Lakes Registrar pointing est it
strong terns the dangers to weal
easels were subjected in at lay
to stake (indeeich. He also pelotas.
Out that the C.P.R. had erwiled e
large fright stied which bed wet heel
standing two years without • /asst
Ot fileight going through onIts=
beets Wald lie there and
MiNNITER COW) RATl:LAIRD
Mayor Reid eoograulated 1(1111
D. Hazen on the erection of ad
gusts lighthouse and peoprltioe Etre
as upon date foghorn and satlggsw•
Chat the marine dere a tmsns mlgbr
fwd it po.sihle to oro father and aril
the Ilk -saving station with • prow
boat_ He presented to Hes. Mr. lila
awl a e..opy o/ the •vio{sses wild& bee
bass adduced at the
aq r t
tlale w
ths e loof life In the sear
sed said last msrieate were et Me
oprtbts dist bad tlsdarttl beer poll
quipped wild Nlaleela maw)
Hived magba here bees imatir
l X-M.P.T. *PLASM
Mak M. G. cameras. ate.dsrisb.
laid list the regueet wee bsamster-
.»Harr• of wrstrrn Oiit.atlu general.
- Il. We have a minion and a half
elevator In Goderich, with two
luteu1 schwa) for only Ontario eleva- t
or having dwable ratlr•oad. A better t
oat l ur mrfhh• ••hes pet giant foo '
Weste'n Gluten •.
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APPLE TRADE
Warden Cautelon. of Huron county.
said that in the past he bad loaded
thoueauds of barrels of apples in
Glaierleh. but was loading none today
because the packet boats did not call
there. He had been forced to ship via
Sarnia, and delays had sntuetimer
reused hint heavy looses. He added
that Huron county wit., a unit in favor
of the work being gone on with.
Colonel A. H. \l:u•Donald, of
Guelph, who spcke on behalf of the
Guelph and Uoderich railway, said
that the C.P.R. had, built its ware-
house at t:oderfeh in the hope that
cireurnstauce, would be such that it
could tw used. but as eenditi.,ns were
Leday cupteius of vr..rl. refuse to Lie
np et it. He believed that the hat bur
work, it taken at on -e, that nearly the
whole scberue could be rattled out
this year,
Ex -Warden McLean...f Huron. wive
his oven experiences in .hipping
horses out of Huron. He formerly
scut thew out via lie l.•itch, which
was fret cnuvenient, but it wa. iat-
posritle ('day. Alt. Hannigan, of .
Ot e )
of
V v•
a t his i nn. 1'
nd w o
a n t the
[ g
pr0ia.•ed harbor improvements. It
lees a t ltat:.,r of Irnl,nlle::re to the
whole western seri inn, he raid.
Mr. William Campbell toterred t o
the visits of various ministers in the
part, whe hal :ggerdved the harbor
winks. The important thing w..s to
carry out the work as a whole rather
than in hits. As a shipper of salt he
hod seen the western trade through
(.o:Irrich dieappeer. lout believe.' that
it would ..gain 1a• built up it these
were pmuler facJilieo.
air. J...eph Kidd wade a epeci4l tee
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Everything in
Readiness for Easter
A beautiful collection of all the newest merchandise collected from
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New Gloves New Gloves
We sell only Perrin's celebrated French Kid Gloves, therefore perfr :t glove satisfaction it assured
Our special dollar kid (:love, extra quality. selected skink wear guaranteed, black, white and all
rolut•e, per pair $1.00
EglLutioe kid Gloves. better quality than above, per pair $1.28
Perrin's long Kid Gloves, i'_'-b.rttou length, black• white. tan and grey. wear guaranteed. Der
pair $2.25
Kayser Silk Gloves, the Glove; with the guarantee, black. white and colors. per pail ....BOG and 75o
Kayser long Silk Gloves, 12 and 111 -buten length. double finger. fully guaranteed, black, white anal
tan. per pair .... $1.00 and $1.213
Chamoisette Gloves will be ropul:ar this season, Peri Inc'and Kayser makes. at per pair 28c. 35c
and 600
New Easter Neckwear
Nt•w Neckwear lust to add the finishing touch to your Ester Salt, Fichte. Yokes, Collar+, in all the
newest effect*, from each... - . a . .. 213o to $1.80
New Frilling New Frilling
Frillutgs are most popular. \Ve have a large seleetion in net, lace rind silk. some with Fur Trimming.
in black, white and colors, from iter yard - 28o to 50o
- New Coats New Coats
Natty steles in new spring coats at popular prices in Serge:, %'icuuas and Tweeds, same in the new
Halwaccen effects. from $10,00 to $113.00
Special ysitte in caress sergee, extra quality, n beautiful fine serge for (tremors :old suite, in black. navy
and tan, :Si inches. wide, per yard $1.00
New Spring Hosiery; Radium and Penman's Seamless Brands.
McCall's Patterns and Publications all in stock
quest to the minisl, r 01 marine. that 1 i•is
there el 'Id he a (11810 1 htid ,p each
willtei at (loderich. 'fusee we.e all Millar
the machine shops, .etc. nelni•y in \el�ww
NIL E. N. Lewis. V.1'., in chemi,,c_ the
pirsentatu,n of the r es.•, pointed out
to the ministers Illi It t•-oders were
asked for the .cork 'it '4.11114 tale a
year to get it under way. Phe con.
tit actor nIto had In .•n woe king on the
breakwaters was uwbt capnb!.•, had
nearly finis heti his work and had all
his plant in place. so th,t if the con•
tract were enlarged he could go to
work in :1) day,. and have t • or five
hundred feet. of the 1t nit L.id down
this fall.
.e MiNiSTER HF:PLIES.
Hon. H•tbrl t Wolters said he appre-
ciated the clear and r.,ncise way In
which the cn'e hod been ptesented.
The representations w•••t-t not new to
1,i11b becen.e the member for West
Huron had lost no opportunity of im-
pressing the needs c.f l: aderich hr
nor. The request was;, !Nig., •, and
the work which had been dour at
(itelerieh in the pas( head t esu 111,mt I
exta•nsive, perha(ua lea re expensive-
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TO CAMP HERE
Wellington Rifles of Guelph Decide to
{ Come H ere in August
Guelph, \I rrrh 11(. -The annual
meeting of the:St h Wellington Hines'
war held at Elora oat Saturday, with.l
Col. Heaigins. D,O.C.. of Landon. in
attemlanee. it wax derided to fall in- 1
to line with the4.11ane of the Fit st Di-
vision and attend the animal comp at
(ioderich, coulun neing on August
171 h. Lieut. -Cul. J..1. Craig will again •
be in command of the regiment at. this
camp, after which he will retire, his i
time havi ng expired.
than on any other hal t' ,' of in. size in
he Dominion. He was quite stir.'
hat it must affect' the mind. of all to
ee grain boats passing Goderich and
going 1,i 1'nittd Male. pmts. He hrliev-
ed chat the•great--et sinn••r in 1h at tr-
twct was 11e• ('.P.i( . w•ifh the Ill' It
h clear •••cond. The 1 il,te•al Slates rail
ways tool the w eat et w rate lower
than that offer 1 l.t- the (,anedian
rare. although Irvin Midland to Mon-
t-eelwas M) et !s) trite• shorter than
+i
r,o Buffalo to Nee York. This was
w matter that wee engaging the at-
rntlon of the Rove, 11111..111,„w
ur, and i1 mo-
m -Mice could 1ro gut that the runways
would do their pail then no amount
would be too great In 1w expended an
improving not only (odericb. hut all
otber important hat bore on the Great
Lake*.
"The queotion oI1'„laarbor improve-
ment is • broad one.' said Mr. Rogers,
"bat when we reach consideration of
esti-
matesbefore the supplementary esti-
ale• are brought down I can assure
ou Mai, your representations will be
placed 1s the most favorable light by
my friend Hazen and myself. f be-
came toe
ticsTipswaaaa.rt
Itnad.aoet•r strong
ric t, that the port may
get all the advantage. possible. The
deyelopoeo1 of the Great Lakes for
jolts is part of our policy and
chi■ 1 entail heavy expenditures.
Fifty millions is the estimate for im-
prnviog the St. Marys river to pro-
vide the same depth as the Welland
canal. This is only part of our heavy
expenditure', but von can depend upon
it your reptrsentatinn will insure you
• fait share of whatever amount is
spent to this end.-
MR. HAZEN REPLIES
Hoe. Mr. Hazen also replied briefly.
He was glad. he said. to learn that the
improvements made by his depart-
ment had been satisfactory to Gode-
rich. He hod vIelteci the port lam1
summer and bad been shown around
by time may ar. He had felt then that
hawks work hingg been undertaken should
be gr(reawded with Datil proper protee-
(bei for shipping was allured.
The alhli.ter of marl aid that he
wesld lest into the suggestion that
we up -Iodate life-saving station should
las
be ated at Goderich with a power
llwiMem
t. Several of the had been
Weight during the last few yrs and
they lad proved most aau
tiafaory.
"If we are going to have a Hi
fenv
lag Motion it should be an efficient
Ewa," maid Mr. Haase. •'sad i will give
th u
tnggeetlob the most eagle! con-
sideration."
VESSEL'. WIN iElf 111:111: a
Mr. Hunt al.. opt lout iliac title
a..4ench • sate tutr•...r grain lyat•
would come down loaded and wI
..inter trate. '(Ti. srswu Pool Hun on
nail a million a ,...:a b..l Iw.hrl, w 11te
kwkls of vessels esiate.ing (bete.
Prrtident Grange TLe.tsw of I:oeli.h
eloard ml Trade,. . rwperssix -J the fact
wt Godes ich se• vee. all 'a malum on -
at so
/n-.to and that t►,. hath., her an its -
dueness on 1inutt rues. The Lumen
1 wester• Ontario were today feed -
ng more grata than tory are* sad so
weer grain buyer.
Tar m111.1orre taking lasge quanti-
Ir of Manitoba gate. and the offal
•a. imp.utmst fur the fru niers. There
as also • despised kr low grades of
.rail. Ibe fro, c,a ,nt w.ashi be hop
meted Rrarrally in as hatever it did
or (,odrrit8.
W• bailees lima awe Oil MINIM= le
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deemse tlnlAt, beton, steaselb shod fat
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SUFFERED
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With Biliousness and Sick
Headache
l•algarv, AIberta, J uly x. 1911.
=1 was • great sufferer fat a long titer
with biliu,suess, sick headacpe and
it. r trouble. Nothing seemed to do
me any good. 1 hall almost given up
III despair when I decided In try
PIG PILLS
After taking •hotot half a box the
hea.lacbr stopped aunt toy appetite
improved. 1 have just finished the
fifth bac and feel a- well to. ever. 1
can Heartily recommend Fi,t Pills for
stomach sod liver troubles.
Mao. MANY Et.LaoN.
Sold at a8 dealers in 25 •ltd %) cent
boxes or mailed by The Fig Pill Co..
8t. Thomas. Ont. Sold in Uoderleb by
E. H. Wigle, druggist.
LUUKNOW
A quiet lent pretty wedding was
solemnised at biph noon on Friday,
Ike Ata- leslt...a r ibe'Laisa15111r.' -had
Mrs. .names N. Howe)... when their
daughter. Agnes Lorenza was united
in marriage to Mr. Gerald Rufus
Hornbeck: son of Mr. and Mrs.
George E. Hornbeck, ofLezington,Ken-
tuckv. Rev. deo. McKinley officiated.
Mr.
Theodore Howey.brother nt the
bride. asaist,.1 the groom, wbile the
beide had her sister, Millie, as brides
maid. After congratulations, all re-
tired to the dining rom where a
dainty wedding dinner was served.
The happy couple left on the after-
noon train for a wedding trip and on
their return will reside In Toronto.
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Your
Children
with strong Cathartics-.
Chamberlain's Tablets are
most effective in regula-
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tablet going to bed means •
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Pleasant to take, they never tall.
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dashes or by mall.
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ou can depend on us absolutely!
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RECUT SIDING
in any quantities and of any material for buildings.
LUMBER OF ALL SIZES TO ORDER
A large stock of Lumber c n hared of standard
sizes. "
Ontario White Pine Shingles and Lath.
We are prepared to do jobbing or custom work
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• Sufgand• Haa*ood Slabs (sly sale iv the cords
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