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THU'•, aAY. JANUARY' 4. 4P17
THE VO
ON THE BYLXW.
so;unfortunate an
laws of one' kind
ropositiop now
has to run the
al"examina•
as defeated
it might
to the
could
1,e
de
Gnderich hue h
experience with b
.\ and another that an
placed.hafot•e the vote
gauutlet '"N'..' Vei<y crit
OM). The Hydro bylaw
because the voters saw tha
involve a consider t,Ie addiu
lialhiitise of the town. and the
cot •ee what advantages were
_ gained by iia parsing. Their atm.
is that Insensible people who obieet
tying a ".pig in • . ka" • The
prominent supporter' of the by'
failed to impress the voters with t
ea that they (tbe supporters/ the`
vee understood whet the byte
(leant, and the literature disttihut
by its p,omuters was plainly tit
leading.
The rejection of the bylaw sea
also that the voters -or at any rote
considerable number of thew -are di
seti.fte3 with the deal handed out to th
Wise by the Ootario Hydro-eletitr
Uoutmiesion and toothe upportunit
of demandiug better nee.
That the vote neeresitHI, cerci
witb it an implication of hostility
the Hydro eoteiprise is not the c
In fact, one could go a !.ring way mitt
out finding any pet son who is hostil
to the principle of public os,oerehip 0
electric power. This 'does not wean
however, that critics of the imethod
m
and anagement of the Hy
enterprise of Ontario are at 1111 amerceand there is a profound di•sati.factio
with the *lunation in which Goderic
Hods itself after seem al years of Hydr
ee perieuce.
There is no gainsaying the fact the
the prospects held out by those wh
-. promoted the Hydro bylaw in (code
rich four years ago have failed lament
Ably of realizttiun, instead of tat
borsepower contracted for we sit
using barely 250 hyrsepower, and the
price is ,-o high that large users of
power wilientit„t(tu r'
uotd *team
plant -which certo n'y was In needo
itupro'vemqut-weaeerning lout or fin
thousand dollars' a year iii profits,
wh?rh' went•into the town treasury
wud relieved the yearly 6.111111s to that
extent` 1Cow'dive e the plant bar
been torted titer to Hydro control,
the teeth is without this source- of
revenue, and there is no.rorrPapbndi(ug
reduction in the charges to con/inners,
The promise of Maitland River de-
velopment, with the prospect of power
at r price below $4i, is unfulfilled. The
town has. lost the position It had of
being able to negotiate independently
with the pri duces or consumers of
power in !rage quantities. and has
• become simply an appendage of a
power eyetetn Which is controlled
chiefly in the intereete of the large
cities and the places near the source
t, of supply at Nisgera.
,N,o town with any ambition could
ys rojtin satisfied 'with such a state of
f affairs: We ate allowed that the peo-
ple of Godrrich have stood it as long
as airy have, and that thele are still
busibuffo,.se men a g ii* who are ap -
parently unal.le to we whet present
oonditioh* mean to Ooderich if they
are to he indefinitely continued. That
the people of Godrrich as a whole
are waking up to the situation is re-
vealed by Mondity's vote. The rejec-
tion of the hylww•tnay not in itself ec-
comphrh anything but the diecueeloo
which it has *homed how* that (lode -
rich b not prepared t sit 'meekly At
the tell -end of the Wm and accept
hbrnnly with thanks any oracle?that
are handed down to her. A town
council (bat will adopt and ntain a
Arm attitude ou the power qt Mon
may he able to impress ileaHydro
authorities with the fact that, While
(ioderieh 'tithe" well of the Hydro en.
'Reprise, she want. to receive some of
the benefits ..1 partnership in it. We
Ma, of sworn! he told that this M a
taw
he
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le-
ns
a
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es
to
ase
fentaetic dream -that the Hydro (Jont•
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1111)0ian will nut go out of its way just
to please (iuderich. But Ooderich is
not the only town in which there is
"kicking." In other places the die -
satisfaction hes not shown limonite the
defeat of the bylaw which WAS liR&
witted on Monday, but it exlsts, and
may soon grow to InIlib geenter pro-
portions that will beingdahleut a new t_
deal on the demand of the "outside"
tnunioipelitles (fie dirtinguitbed from i
the wuoi.:ipalities nearer Niagara).
Another. 0 V ration which we be-
lieve it is otir ity to make is in con-
nection with the local water and Tight
cowtnievioU/ T%ie eheirtnan - of the
cowwiesidji on Friday night contesaeii —IVAN.
himself linable W explain the ;bylaw , n /yj\
sod .admitted that the list of reasons
rtin the bylaw_ polished
ower -the signature of 1the water rtd-r
1i hc commission was situply a state- 1
strut prepared by the people at e(ydro
headquarters and published at their
request. That is, the money of the
people of Ooderich is used to further a
scheme fathered at Toronto. The local
weter and light cgtnwission should
conaider itself the servant of the people
of Outletich, who elect it, rather that.
tha,au.tthpicce_pf the Provincial Hy-
dro -electric Cowwission,
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1'1K !;T(.NAT, conERT(g : ONTARIT)
HOME DEFENCE!
North A
MEN
What will he the nest step? While
no doubt the 'bylaw was. not under-
yt06d in (Many of the places in which
BOYS
TOO
tlantic Patrol Service
A largely increased cruiser fleet is
necessary to protect Canada and the
trade rontea against -4e ^mewed tiler:._,,
uteri submarine activities. Men up to
the age of 45, with previous sea -faring
experience, will, be enrolled at once.
Pay : eainen, $1:1f -ktokers, -$j:2e,
separation allownnee, $20.
R. N. C. V. R.
ATLANTIC DIVISION
.A limited number of ho,)s in tw,•,'n the ages
Of 15 and IR will also be given the oppor-
tunity to 'participate in this service. Pay:
50c. per day.
Apply to
COMMODORE EEMILIUS JARVIS
Naval Recruiting Officer Jarvis Building
foe bntario
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it was carried, the Government may attempt. Another ease; so to say, or
tiot caretoo beneath the surface but i Ike .1 Peek m bust.'
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may e0neidef the ante eau/Relent war- Oweu bouatt.son : Beginning soon
rant to turn the Chippewa develop- anitlasting well into April the probe -
went over to the Hydro-electric Com- ltiitfyT. that the mail-ewrriCr will more
_ than earn the .cone he will
mission. In this nese there will prop- for making his.ix entries a week. eHe
ally he another mote -to enable each will appreciate all the help we can
municipality to say whether it will or give him in the way of making roads
will not accept the financial responsi• . more passable. When the winter
trilby involved. B force of cirrus .rows'come, if every farmer would
y y Freak Out the road alongside his farm
V1 ems 1
d be more easily
come to it,
promptly.
- ' Qollingwcod Bulletin : The en-
trance foto Dias PnovinoTal abrnei o.
_. Mr , W_ D- AtcPherspn• M. L t, for
Northwest Toronto, give(' that ty
and the legal profession another re-
presentative within the Cabinet. Five
out of the seven portfolio Ministers
bare practised law, while one of the
j members without portfolio is also •
1 lawyer. The lawyers in the recon- i
t• strutted Cabinet ale : lion. W. H. I
I Hearst, Hon. 1. B. Locate. Hon. T. W. t
McGarry, Hon, G: Hbward Fergueon,
Hon. R. D. McPherson and Hon. W.
1.1. Hann., the latter without portfolio.
The of her members who are not con-
nected with the legal profession are
Hon. Ur. Pyne. Hots. F. G. Macdiar-
j mid and Hon. R. F. Preston. All of
wltirh goes to show the absence of in-
terest in other sides of the economic
j life of the Province. i
e • •
A hardware nrenufectirer in Hu. i
tern Ontario received the following ( c
letter flow s merchant in the Prov
enured (l.tderich may he compelled to after each st)rm, GI
go in with the other municipalities in snail -carrier wtml
this matter; but this is a bridge that made, and the mails delivered more
need not tw crossed until we
EDITORIALNOTES. _
he old man" goes a pretty good
gait et.
Wb will he\the new finance minis-
ter of • erirh T, •
neve yo filled in sod mailed you
National Her 'ce card ?
"Once bitten wine shy" applies to
Goderich voters the matter of by-
laws.
And Jake says to b self, Wasn't 1
the wise guy to draw t of that race
before the Rottg was sown eld-?
The esperiwent of a change of Min-
istry in Great Britain in order to wile
the war hat nut produced any start-
ling restos w far.
What's flee rurtf Ith Lnt bn;
Ont. 71 The 'Tiger and The Ft ee Press
weer not tearing each otber to ihrede
Ovet the ntanteipal elections this year.
What's ailing them ?
I: is tither difficult to "site up" the
1917 council.On the one hand there
it a decided butt, while on the other
hand we see thptt a Story has been
added. (No co,Pyeight on this joke.)
r•
Two_ot the strongest memtlwrs of
the 1910 council were pitted against
each other for the mayoralty, with
the inevitable result that the council
of 11017 will be weaker by the •bonne
of the defeated one.
Mugu and the new council • .troll,
hacking for a vigorous policy on the
power question. Ooderich ie not con.
tent to drift along while her prospects
for induttriai development ate being
destroyed by existing conditions.
The bylaw'deteated- at Hamilton on
Monday • was the Hydro -radial bylaw,
a proposition entirely distinct from
the bylaw voted on in Godericb. Ham--
dton curled the bylaw similar to the
one voted upon here. Like the other
cities near Niagara, it ha* no objectIoo
10 taking the cresat of power develop.
itieut under the Hydro -electric Com-
1111N6100.
om-
W11414100.
1 Ore of Quebec: "Dear Sir ;-i re•
ceit.' the stole wick 1 I?y from yu
shite. last tor why yu dont sentme no
feet ? et is de use of de stove -wen
Ihe dont have n i fee(? i am loose -to
me cuott.naer Imre 1 ng by not having
de fret, and date not verse pleasure
for me. Wal is de matter wit yu P
I is note my tradesnet•u.-y w good lite
anrtder mans? `You loose nie m)t
trade, and i am eery angst for dal.
and now 1 tell yu dist yu area hag -'fool
an no good. 1 sent ylt back at stone
your stove to-.nurro foil Imre, because
vu are ruck awful- ieh people!.
Tours respectfnlee, Narei Lifl tone.
P. S. Since 1 write yu die letter i tied
de feet in de boven, excuse to we
:lase."
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Toronto Weekly Sun : After sonar
aentrviarwy, the Apfrllete :Judged, -iu
the case 6f arch against Lite .ct:ool
bo*rd of rection 15 to the township of
York, have defined for duties o/ seined
boasts with respect to building new
schools. A school board cannot snake
a binding contract to buy a ere and
build a new reboot until 11 is a$eureit
of the .ueana to p ty. It was a funde-
mental error, Chief Justice R. M.
Meredith said, to assume that the
school board bad power W compel the
municipal conned to issue debentures.
The hoard, he said, had power to com-
pel content
Po' ]tolPv the amount re-
quired for all prop-rypurp...es in the
one year for whi"h the b •mrd war
elected, but not to create dehte ex, end -
ng beyond the wear, without the
sanction of the ratepayers, roti the
14000 of delwntares by the town*hip
ouncil. That is a ree*unehle tilling,
which will tend to ensure the public
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fir
January
tiouoI'?1 Qn t orf Mu
PJ t
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Auch •rete 'iE. err regarded err runt rt7iig in Ute kirhr l
d.grre the rsor:l 'as vf good frtt'o,:nteuti,• stlftty of principal
,ted good incomerr*turn. '
89cu'rrity
There was trouble at Kitchener on
election night, caused by the triumph
of the party that was euppoat•d t0
want the old name, Berlin, restored.
We have doubted all along the wisdom
of the change. A change of name does
not necessarily mean w change in tbs
spirit, of the people. end if all the Ger-
man
erratan place nameirin Canada are to be
wiped out it means a pretty big con-
tract and the stirring up of re great
deal of HI -feeling.
EDITORIAL NLIANINGM.
Orillia Packet : "You ..retch my
hack and i'll aerwtch yours," demerihes
a good working partnership for •
man who can do no Matter t hut a kind
lady away on the other side of the
Continent has made this Page Inde-
pendent, by sending at Christmas •
deinty creation of tm•kieh towelling
and silk cord, hearing a prettily
painted card with these directions
"Thio !idle pied, est long and lean, will
mar your ha.•k e11 nine and clean."
Altogether it nosy snake a fellow feel
that the matter of his personal clean.
line., hes been under suspicion, even
three thousand miles .way : hut,
net erthrlcar, the gored blend ha* mar
hearty thank., with the ae.uranee
that hereafter the writer's hack will
at tenet he kept se clown es his fees, or
the "tittle pad" will be ruined in the
- $ ITISH !,'!CFI"•-i t1UEQ
Due
1£20
DOTI:ZION OF 'C rA 1925
DOMINION OF CA D 1931
DOMINIO11 OF CANA A OTOC:.. 1519
PROV. ALBERTA 1928
PIROV. SASKATCHEWAN' 1920
P&OV, SASKATCHEWAN 1521
PV. SASKATCHEWAN 1923
PRO . MANITOBA ("Guaranteed) 1936
GRANtk TRUNK PACIFIC BRANCH
LINES (Guaranteed by Prov. Bask.) 1939
CI;Y MONTREAI. SCHOOLS 1951
CITY TORONTO, ONT. 1925
CITY T0RONt0, CNT. 1949
CITY LONDON, ONT. 1937
CITY LONDON, ort.r. 1938
CITY WINDSOR, ONT. 1918-1936
CITY REGINA, SASK.. 1934
CITY $OREL, QUE.. SCI COL3 1936
CITY VERDUN, QUE. 1939
CITY HAMILTON, ONT. 1934
CITY MEDICINE IHAT, ALTA. 1933
CITY WESTMOUNT, QUE. 1954
CITY ST. HYACINTH SCHOOLS 1918-1947
CITY CRANBROOK, B.C.... 1951
TOWN PEMBROKE, ONT. 1933-1946
TOWN AYLMER, QUE. ,.. 1947
TOWN SUDBURY, ONT. 1917-1937
TOWN GRAND VALLEY, ONT. '1917-1936
(Guaranteed by Co. Dufferm.)
TOWNSHIP DOVER, ONT.
B. M. A88INIB O L*, MAN
1918-1932
1917
Copy N jemmy I A, stifle Jou rsrfirwtdre, ow 'mutat.
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A. E. AMES & CO.
Union Bonk Bldg., 53 King W.
reroute, Can.
Y«urc.l Offiet : Trawnpsetata. Rsifdis('
f a.rNwrat
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control of expenditures, which are
often trying. and ere often unduly
pr,nnoled by the school inspectors and
the but eruetrcy:
• s a
%Ve are accustomed to take the ex-
pression of the "I)uuroiot" of Oen-
oda fur gpautrd ; but the original of
that somewhat urinate! wont ie
Known to very fewhether true or
not, the following iEs very inosreating
tittle story : When at length the
great 1ehe414e of 8,r J rho Macdonald
w.0 rr.tlz,.J• and the nine P'nvinces
grouped 1 heinvelvev together into one
great oonf.•derstiun, *seri ,us difficulty
was presented by the choice of a 1111i1 -
side name. For it tine attire, a dead-
lock ensued. At Ieogth one old mem-
twr of P.tt iia i.int rose front hi seat.
and told his colleagues that he hid
read in hie Bible that very morning
the words ; ''Hitt dominion shall he
irrrnn the one sea to the other." Ae-
rordingly,he summated that Canada
should he known as the Datuition, or
Ood's Land. 'Phis flogger/Orin seiz•d
upon the hearts and iw.gioations of
those preen-fr.' and It was promptty
acted, upon.
A Talk on Rheumatism
Telling how to Actually
Cure This Painful
Malady.
This article is for the utau or woman
who suffers from • rheumrlTn•rf-w
wants to be cored -not merely relies,
hist actually cured. - the nowt th
rhrururtic .u(ferer can bcpe for i
rubbing something on the tender, fir
ingoint ie a little relief, No iutlo
or linauient ever dad or can mak
a cure. The rheumatic poison is root
in the bkuxt. Then slows rheumstis
can only be cured when this ptlisoor
acid is driven tit of the blood. An
demos will telt you this is true. 1
you want something that will go righ
10 the root of the trouble in the blood
take D.. %Vsiliatur' Pink P10.. The
wake new, rich blood whi„b drive
omit the poison me acid and curiae rheu
Uta tistu s4 stay cured. The truth o
thee. rtatemente bar been proved i
thousand+ of Caere throughout Can
rule, and the t Ilcwing cure is •atrik
ing instance. *re. F.M. Simplon, t .R
N. 1, Bleoheiw, Out., rays : "Fey
long time 1 wad confined to my
and attnalty oripplat with rheum
tem, The trouble, first located in to
Ankle -which was witch ewotleti-
thought it might lie a sptai,t,--buh(
doctor said it was rhenmatisru and ad
vised Due to go to lied so that the
trouble would not be aggravated. I
did ate directed, hut instead of getting
better it spread first to My right knee,
then to my left knee and then at my
arms. The limbs were much swollen
and if 1 moved ,hem caused me con-
-.de, mile Bain. 1 seemed to get weak
in other respects and fell off in weight
t our 1a0 to 110 pounds. i had no ap.
petite and 'mewed to lea interest in
everything. Ih111
One day whi
K d teed'
% i
7 nR a
pap.° licame acreu.4 the °•.are orf `a
rhrutnatie rutfner v ured by ucwg Dei
Williams Pink Pipe. y1 doaued 10 try
thr.ut rod sent for three 'taxa.. By
the time there wets gone I had cer-
tainly begun to improve, and with
help was able to ger up. C,.ntinuine
the use of the pills I was lint able to
go shout with the use of a crutch,
which later I discarded for a eine, and
then through the use of the pill. 1
wee aide to throw aside the ea:.e .
well, and go about as trri.k)v .1. 1
ever done, 1 feel that Dr. 1\'tlltamat
Pink Pills have been a blessing to mr,
and I strongly recommetid thew to
other Similar nt.dfrtera.”
You cru procure three pills through
-any dealer in medicine in get them 14'
mail at An centra box or .ix boxes for
t1:Yirti it the Dr. Willf•w*' Medi-
cine Co., Bockelite, Ont.
NEW YEAR'S MESSAGE FROM THE
GOVERNOR-GENERAL.
Ottawa, Dee. 12. -His Excelleeoy the
Governor-General as president of the
Canadian Patriotic Fund has issued
the following New Year's appeal on
behalf of the Fund :
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''Twice Hi. Royal Highness the Duke
of Connaught appealed to the people
of Canada in support of the Caoedian
Patriotic Fund. " The prompt and gen-
erous /espnn.e on each occasion shows
how truly Canada appreciates the
debt which she owes to her eons who
are fighting for the Etnplrr• Heavy
fig the sacriflcea have al, eady been, the
Dominion is as determined as ever to
carry the war to a auccienful conclu-
sion and, however onerous the burden
may he, she is equally detetwined to
help the families of those who are
serving in the army and in the navy.
The administration of the fund has
11ee11 moat successful and economic
aed suh•c'ihers can he folly aetii•ed
that their contributions are being ex-
pended to the beet advantage.
Fifty -titre thousand families, com-
prising 150,0110 individuals, are today]
dependent un•m the fund end it in esti-
mated Chet $I''2 5(1P.0110 will he requord
to nreet the requirements of the next
twelve ovnth..
The sum Ie a Large one. but wbentae
circumstances are fully realised i •m
confident that the people of Canada
will willingly contribute the amount
necessary for the fend to eontlnuc Ite
patriotic and beneficent work.
(Signed) Dxvoitelnha.
OPEN NOSTRILS! END'
A COLD OR CATARRH
Bow To Get Relief Wien' Head
sad Nowt ars Stated Up.
Onnnt fifty! Your cold in head or
catarrh disappears. Your cinggrei nos -
trite will open, the air passage* of your
head will clear and you can breath.
freely. No more ilining, hawking, 1
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mucous dieeharge, drynrm or headache; 1
00 straggling for breath at night.
(let a Aortal' brittle of Fly's Prete!
Balm from your dntggiat and apply a
little M this fragrant antMeptIe cream
in your nostrils. itpenetrates through '
every air plumate, of the head, soothing
and beating the .wnlk'n or inflam«I
MUCOUS membrane, giving you instant
relief. Heed wilds sed `rat.wrrh yield
like magic. Don't stay sttrfJ<sd•tup sad
Miserable- delict L NINE - --
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Laratit Loes r s. -Mr. Alex. Ram.
by, of Tnrnet°, is ..pending the Christ-
mas holiday's at his home here
Miss Len% Henderson, of \Viogbem,
i. home for over Chrio mss Mrs.
F. Sandy is amending a rottple of
week., limiting ?Heeds wt. H•.witton.
Me. Alf. Ritch'e hes tewrned
home from the Wart J tense Hen -
:diction, of Toronto, menta day or so
,vi(' inti his cret*[n, Mr. Alex; Met. an.
` \Min, Maggie Hoga.t. who has
bt(ee lit Tori nru the p..r few moot ha,
18 hone for over l'nri.tletas Ed.
Gilmore. of Warw./re, i• spending a
few day. with hirt b,,, bi-r her.
We are Bled toe .0 ilia. M sore *Mal
klogen to aid. to he rip-.g.to.
it 1f *roan i• in.•tbr.e.i to 11P fnnl-
lab •.silk hat won't ..nee hitt.
No tr hire env 'igloo that his
wife's r,M}rve. at r .. • 1 to rr.peet..
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due ass what idm i t,.uod cwt about
him. - .
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from stretching, strength
of duck and excellent
quality of rubber friction
between the various
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School of Commerce
CLINTON, ONTARIO
Winter Term Begins
January 3rd, 1917
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