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W. R. PINDER
Phone 11.1 !Louth:on Street
MARC AfTERMAIII
Of IMPRESS WRECK
Eight Hundree Still Imprisoned
in Sunken Vessel Which M•y
be Raised
Very slowly the FR. Laarenee River
yielding tp tre bodies of those who
perished In the Empress of 'rebind
digester, but there is little doubt that
at least eight hundred corpses •ree
entombed in the hulk of the liner
under eighty feet of water. Final and
! complete official figures 'Mow a total
saved (Hun the vessel as 45? and total
missing 1,024.
1 Interest now centres niainly in the
disposition of the submerged wreck
M•ny relatives of the victims eh.,
failed to identify their lost among
the bodies taken from the waters,
have stated that they would remain
in Quebec until the C.P.R. ComPanY
decided what action it would take.
The marine officials of the Canadian
Pacific Railaay indignantly denied
report that they had relinquished all
responsibility. for the ship when she
had gone to the bottom and stated
that they would do /ever)
to raise They corroborated
the report that niarine experts would
istudy the Meatien and proceed with
necessary arrangements,
differ 55 to the likel'hood sucrees
in the undertaking
Defends Empress' Captain
Stories reflecting upon Captain Ken
dall of the Emprres of Ireland hating
got into circulation, Captain Walsh.
Issued athe following official denial•
"Captain Kendall never took a drink
In his life."
Thin statement was made as a reply
to an interview given out by Mrs.
Andersen, wife of' the captain of the
Stormed, In which A- intimated that
Captain Kendall NRII under the in-
fluence of ligaor when he came erre
hoard her hueband'e boat. She also
intimated that Captain Kendall arrived
in a boat 'Wed with people- sire were
half dead. w it othere w hose legs
were broken, and that Captain Ken-
dail callous.). walked over these un-
fortunates en hit hurry to gain the
ohelter that' the Storstad might afford.
In reply to this, Captain iValsh gave
oat the following statement:
. "You may announce from me that
be never (lid such a thing."
Captain Ove Lange. Montreal agent
of the Maritinie Steamehip Company.
owner* of the Storstad. In a state-
ment declared' that of the four hun-
dred and fifty souls who Bury ived
the disaster three hundred and lfty
were sheltered and cared for by the
Storstad. Of three tan hundred and
twenty-five we -re rescued by the crew
and berate of the Storstad. Thirty
others reecued by the Storstad!ei men
N1(1•?.. plared on Board he Govern
ment. steamship k:ureke. The life
boats of the Emprese of Ireland are
redited with saving one hundred and
twenty•five, and taking them on board
the Storsted.
Captain Lange'. ....claration also
eontained a denial that Mrs. Ander-
sen. wife. of captain Andersen of the
coiner. ever made the etatements at•
sributed to her to the. effect that Cap-
tain Kendall of Tile Empress had been
Fut' Investigation Proinised
The rs of the Royal Cone
mission to .nquirr into the disaster
will be composed of rd Mersey,
ho. presided over the 'British inquiry
into the 14 as of the Titanic: Chief
jostle... Ezekiel. McLeod of Neu Bruns-
wick. and Mr. Justice Routhier. of
the Admiralty Court of Quebec. with
Mr. George' Vitus. repro...tenting the
British itoord of Trade. sitting as an
advisory member. The t'ommisaion
v.ill tse assisted by two nautical ay
ari hitect It IS not yet definitely
reified when the Commiesion will be-
gin its work. In thri. meantime Capt.
Lindsay. Dominion Wreck Commis•
"loner, is holding a private prelimin•
airy investigation. xecuring evidence
under oath from vilrneeses who may
have sicattered before. the formal in.
quiry begins.
Impressive Funeral Scene
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PIPE THE TINMAN
ale conies to look after your
i.str. chimney top. cornice,
*dere. gotten a, etc If he
vers. in his work. +emu. me
long to us.
WHEN WE DO TINNING
ere do it promptly and tin it
as if the hotter lee were work
mir own. Want
kind of tinning
11:1)1 on wirer
some of. that
FRED HUNT
HAMILTON STREET GODERICH
PHONE 1315
Implements
Hay when pm come to
*own come to Rost. 'Wit
We have a new car-
load of the beet. buggies
money bLIV.
kie
Int
11 Of
DV
fa
We have lots of Wire
Fen _ing and Oates We
have Worthing Nfaehines
ter • lino Kareigeo, Lad-
ders, Hay t.are and
Track, Litter Carriere,
Haider., Mower.. flay
Loader., Wagons and
titock Racks.
.11.si • number of good
Massey-tlarris Shop
Hamilton •-itre.t.
No Friends
Lace The
Old
Friends
from
girlhood
through
middle
Mr and right to old age
Chamberlain's Takerte
best friend -1Recl the nerves, aid
dieesnoc. stop headaches. keep the
blond rich and eapire good health
Nla
Ihk
hat
Brophey Bros.
Tbe Leading
Funrial Directors
and Embalmers
51 4ifftles. night or day.
With all the traditional honors
whir h the British Empir. pays its
martners who die in performance of
their duty, twelve victims from the
buried at Quebec on Thursday With-
in the hearties were the mangled
bridle.. of twelve humble seamen. with
not a relative this tilde the Atlantic
to pay the tribute of • tear at their
burial. But these welve obscure wor-
kers on the wrecked ship were paid
every honor the people could give
Premier Gouln and his Cabinet were
in the cortege. the Lieutenant•Goveri
nnr of Quebec, with his staff. walked
behind. Ate .tusaassebora num
-Of officers from H M Essex. from
the garrison. and the Hit; militia at
tended, while the Offief.r1 and crews
of every •easei in port formed • long
coMege. which sag flanked on one
• ide by bluejackete from the Essex,
and on the other by marines. whlle
a number of the errs- and eurviving
paesengere from the ampre.s march
od four abreast
Toronto saw the great -et funeral in
• hbitory on Saturday .when the
bodies of sixteen members of the fial
ration Army who sere lost sith th•
Empretts were borne through the
eitreets oil hiark-draped drays to
Mount Pleasant cemetery It is Pesti
mated that over 11141.004 persons 14aed
the streets PP the eolenin cortege
headed by white and purple draped
flags and a great massed band moved
slowly towart: the last resting place
of the Army dead
Powessan Fire -swept
residence* were destroyed on Runde/
in a fire which threatened to wipe
out the town of Powitesan rear North
Ray. The lose Is 5300,000
Senator Coffey Dead
elenator Thomas Coffey died Monday
wield at hie home in Landon after
Wed la 1541-
TeRnatalaT, Joss 11. 1914 •
CAMPAIGN UNDER WAY
Nie Time Bela, Lest in Political
Struggle in Ontario
The first big of the Ontario
election campaign was fired when
Mr. N W. Rowell add d a crowded
house at Massey Hall. Toronto. Though
dealing more particularly with the
temperance question Mr. Rowell spoke
at some leugtil upon good roads,
radial railways, workmen's co:ripen.
-.alien and agriculture. In speaking
of lila "abolish the bar" policy Mr.
Rowell said. "One way to abolish
the treating Nystem is by wiping out
the place where the treating is done.
abolistiing the bar we are not as
some of the Conservatives have main-
tained. simply putting a liquor shop
10 its place. Shop Hernia.' ail! not
be issued in place of bar licenses
abolished. '.1quor shops can be wiped
out by local option on a majority vote.
"Two and a half years ago 1 prom -
'ski to bring the 'abolisi. the bar'
issue before the country. 1 have done
so. The issue is before you now. '11
have diecharged my responsihillty
thus far. It now rests with your con.
xelence. My platform Will be carried
out at the first seesion. I put myself
in the judgment of the people of .his
provinee ir-espective of pert,. ad-
mit differences of opinion in my own
party. I was true to you: will you
There is great actitity in both
patiral campy Organizers I.f 'with
parties are arrarigi g big rallies and
nomination meetinge are being held
in several riding% every day. All
doubt as to Sir James sYhltney's in-
tention of remainine rct the head of
dm Conservative party was removed
bY the nomination of the Premier in
his loom- riding of Dundee.
APPEAL= TO THZ KING
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A STOCK REPLETE
with correct wear'tor feet
Our Shoe Stock complete
with the treason's creatione.
Eivery desirable se.yle in high
and low blioes for both men and
women. Our line of Oxfordy
the moat aellirible. .7.010I's and
leather. will intermit and plea.,
-cot Ample provkion has been
MAJ.' alb.. for the tots and neer
SHARMAN
THE StIOE MAN
1
Suffragette Outwitted the Police and
Made a Scene at Reception
in spite of elaborate precautions a
the presence of the King and Queen
at Buckingham Palace on Thursday
night and caused an interruption to
the presentations. As she was pestl-
ing the King the suffragette dropped
ber knees and shouted: "Your
Majeety, for God's- sake, do not use
The woman was .attired in enrol
deletes, and her artion caused prafound
astonishment. Stie continued to ad-
monish the King, but her aerds were
inaudible. as the conduetor of the
band In the gallery signalled to the
band to play louder, and the woman'e
volee was drowned. She wag imme-
diately handed over to the police. His
Majesty paid abitolutely no attention
to the incident.
HIILRTA WILLING TO GO
Saturday Specials
t he
Maple Leaf Grocery
Fruits
Strewberries, New Pine Apples
Florida Grape Fruits. BA051111,8,
Sunkist Orange* in all sizes.
New Vegetables
Celery, Lettuce, Orions, H.fulisti,
Rhubarb, New Cairbag?.
Mexican Dictator Announces His
Readiness to Abdicate
In a statement Issued ly the Able'.
mediators, at Niagara 'Falls they an•
flounced forSially that General 'Inert*
Is willing to withdraw from the Mexi-
can Government under certain con-
ditions. The staternenr (teetered that
Gentral Huerta is prepare to with-
draw from the Government on COIl.
dition that. r. the time of hie with.
drawal. Mexico ?Mail he politically
pacified, and the Government succeed-
ing his shall be such as to 1'011111 on
the acquiescence of the governed and
on the support of while opinion. -It
has been. and is, President lluerta's
uish to place on .reeord that neither
mistaken pride nor personal intermit
will prevent his aithdrawal once the.
above-named conditions are satisfied,"
said" the statement in part.
Presbyterians In Conclave
Dr. W. T. Herridge of Ottawa. ass
chosen Moderator by the delegates
gathered 'or the fortieth Preshy•
terian General Assembly et Knox
Church. 'Woodstock. Financial and
etatistical reports showed that the
church bas had most prosperous
year. Organic union with the Meth°.
dist and Congregational denomina-
tione large upon the docket,
end it Is expected that bottle definite
action towards bringing about its con,
summation will be taken.
To Clog* Niagara Camp
Dealing with the proposed purchase
of large area, for campine 'monde
and military marmot% res. Colonel Sam
Hughes ann tunced on Saturday that
it eas the intention to (lope up -the
camp grounds at Niagara -on -the -Lake.
"They ars first-. lass for little picnic
affairs, but the troops get no real
training whatever at Niagara.- he de.
(-hired. "It is the intention to enure
training area for- the Tortinto..dtvle-
Neer District Repreirentative•
The Ontario Department .of Agri-
culture has •ppointed seven n w dis-
trict repreeentativio. four of these be-
ide for new points and three replac-
ing others who hall rruilienied The
•ppointtnents to the new dietricts are
a. follows R I. VI ing. Hamilton,
for Wentworth road H R Hare,
Wellington. for lista .ounty. ft;
lAttinter. Port Arthur. or Port Arthur
"Ram Rtventhal a German, who
for hie farm, and also for students
to learn farming. and who was ar
confidence game on • •irtim. i•-• ern-
teneed at fludlinry to elity days In
jail. •nd he will be ported with hie
enesisting of hitt wife and
three children.
Homeormide
Maple Syrup
Have just received a large
quantity of Home-noide Maple
Syrup of the very highest goal-
ity and flavor.
Butter, Eggs and
CURED MEATS
We are making arrangement'.
to have • large and choice na-
Kortinent in all t heel! lines for
Saturday and will he in a
partition to .upply your "ratite
with choice Creamery and Dairy
Butter. strictly fresh Eggs and
Cured and Cooked NI este.
All orders will rec.t,ive our
careful attention.
Hamilton Street
oman's
eakness
organs are in the most is -
toms and continuous era.
pathy with her kidneys.
The slightest disorder ie the
kidneys brings ahem a
corresponding disease in
the reproductive
Dodd*. Kidney Pill=
storing the k id neva to their
and core thee* fearful dia.
wawa peculiar te weal&
Pala young girls. warped
mothers, seffeeing when
aad women entailing irptia
the Chan of Lilo, yew
Oast ie
Dodd's
Kidney
Pills
Hit LATEST MARKETS
Farmers' Market
Folloalug are the latest quotations
M•rkrt, Toronto: -
Wheat $1.05 to 51 06
Goose wheat
Oats
Harley
Buckwheat
Rye
Peas
Mixed •nd clover 14 igli
'attle hay 10.00
Straw, bundled .. 16.00
do. loose 10 00
Rye straw 17 00
Oat straw 16.00
Butter. choice dairy 23
Entine ehickens .50
.20
Ducks .20
Geese 16
Turkeys 20
Live hens lit
Asparagus. bunch .06
Carrots, bunch .10
Celery, bunch .05
Cabages. two for 1111
Lettuce, bunch
Green onions, bunch
Rhubarb. 2 bunches
Radishes. bunch
Green beaus, measure .
airaeb•-rries, box . le
I 02
.45
.62
.76
.90
9 00
.03
.05
63
111
46
.00
00
21 110
12.00
16 00
IS 4,0
17 c
We have just received a fine line
of all kinds of men's
Sailor and Panama Hats
New styles
Prices range from 5oc to $3.00
for Sailors and $4.0o to
$7.00 for Panamas
115
Washable and Easy Shirts
75c to $2.00
A full line of Children's Wash Suits,
Cotton Bloomers, Rompers, etc.
Toronto Cattle Market
Representative prices are: -
Choice heat y steers 58.10 to 56 35
Handy choice steers.... 8.ed 30
Butcher steers. good...' 7.80 a 04
do. common 7.25 7.60
Heifers. good to cholve7.40 5.20
do. ruedium to good 6.75 7 60
Butcher cows, choice., . 7.00 7.60
do. common 4.50 60
Buteher bulls. choice7..00 7.0,5
do. good bulls 6.50. 7.00
do. rough bologna5.0i0 6.04
Feeders. 950 to 1.100•Ibs, 7.25 7 sti
Stockers, 750 to 1..e0 lbs7.25 7.50
do. light, 500 le 6507 00
rannere 3.00 4 04
Cutters 4.00 4 .64
Milkers, eltoice. each6.5.4W 95 00
Springers fris
do. mediuni 7.00 S.50
do. common 6.440 7.00
do. grass 5.00 6.00
Spring lambs, each '6.040 1..50
Wether lambs A:00 *.R0
Bock Iambs 7.25 a.25
Sheep, heavy and bucks 4.00 :i.1441
3 041 4.00
Huge. %cliched off cars. 5.35
Torento Grain Prices
The twit,. trig %shores/de price, are
'noted at the Toronto Board of Trade:
Manitoba. Wheat -Lake. ports. No..1
Manirelm Oats- Bay ports, No..:
Ontario Wheat -Car lots, o.iteide,
iintario 'Oats- -40c 'co 41c, outside.
anti 43e to 43bse on track. Toronto.
American Corn- Fresh shelled No.
Yrilow. c.i.f. Port Colborne., 7615c. .
Peiie-No: 2, Atic to 51.03, car lots,
Rye -No. 2, 63c to 64c, outside.
liarley-Good malting barley. outelde.
fe6e to &tic; Manitoba feed barley, bay
ports, 50tec to 52tac
Rolled Oats -Per bag of 90 pounds,
rel, $5.0o, wholesale, 1%Indsor to Nlore-
Buckwheat-No. 2,./43c to 85c, ,n car
lots. outside.
Millfeed - Manitoba bran, $23;
Khans, $25 to $26, Ontario Arita.
middlings. $25 to $26, good fcial flour,
EOM Buffalo Cattle
Cattle --Prime steers, $9 to 59.2.
shipping, 55.25 to 55.85, butchers'.
47.25 to 55.75: heifers, 57.25 to 58.60;
Sockets and feeders. $7 to 5a; stock
heifers, $6.50 to $7.25; fresh cows and
springers greedy. 113 fio to $9.
I Veals-55 to 510.75.
66.75; dairies, 5s.tin to 55.55.
i Sheep and Lambs -Lambe. 57 to
tallitialltreCe
These Mame
OttiPvelMINTS
WIZ
A hurt. naval 11/•3 plant. phineed
into the sea off Portemeuth, arownine
Commondor Wee and Lieut. cepa..
well
creeper's In the Welt where emeadig I
Islas have been e'er&
Cblealt0 Live Stack
1 (Sttio--Ileovete, $7.20 to 119 35; Treat
deem. Stitt) to $8.10. etock•re and
readers, 84.36 to gft,:fi; cows and
%Were. 53.iti to 58.70; calves, 57 to
"nigh, 11175 to 57.50; pige, rt lo to
117 ilin, bulk of sales. $f1.10 to 88.20.
bill
Km to 511 55. spring Iambs, 57 So t.i
89.55
Clatthr at Montreal
Following are the latmet quotation.
In live stoek at the West End Market,
Butchers' cattle. ehoice. 111125 to
te 75, medium. 58 to $11.25. eommob.
Xntchers' cattle. choice cows. $7.75 tiri
$11.35; mitten. tholes. each. 176
n $115; common and medbun. Park
;RN 57*: sprineem. 545 to een.
ewes, Pi to $6.50. bucks ana
ist ala.
McLean Bros.
The Square. Goderich
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